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Helen evicted 4-1
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Sometimes you find something that you just can't get enough of. It may be good for you, it may not. Sometimes that thing is 'Gary' from Teen Mom. I am ADDICTED to Gary. I have a man crush on Gary. There's nothing gay about it. I just cant get enough of that dude.
For those unfamiliar, Gary is/was Amber's fiancee. Together they have a daughter named Leah (or as i like to call her 'Little Gary'). Amber has alot of issues, and looks like she got gang banged by some tanning beds.
Gary is a tried and true ignorant American gentleman. He is honest to a fault. He is Paul Bunyan, but without the work ethic and physical abilities. Paul Bunyan is about 9ft tall, a bigger guy, with a healthy display of facial hair, who has a trusty blue ox. Gary looks just like every male waiter at Denny's or IHOP, and his trusty blue ox is ignorance; always at his side.
Gary can hold his two year old daughter in the palm of his hand. All Gary wants is to be a husband to Amber, and a father to Little Gary. That is all he wants to do. He doesn't guarantee he will do it well, but he wants to try.
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2. Leah is wandering around the house playing with a remote control, as Amber sits on the sofa, waiting for Gary to call. (Laundry is piled everywhere)
3. Gary calls and says he wants to come over and 'talk'.
4. Gary comes over, and barely makes it up the steps into the apartment. He brings flowers and precious metals from Claire's Boutique.
5. Gary gets down on one knee and promises he will try harder. Though in fact he is already trying as hard as anyone should have to.
6. Amber says she will give Gary another chance. (Laundry is piled everywhere)
7. Then Gary says something, anything, one word, a sentence, anything, and Amber flips the fuck out, beats his ass, and kicks him back out of the apartment.
8. Gary tries to take Little Gary with him
9. Amber says 'No, get the fuck out Gary'.
But every week i come back for more Gary. There's just something about him: he doesn't give up, he tries hard, he brings flowers, he seems reliable, and he created 'Little Gary'. AND
HE DRIVES A FUCKING VAN. ANNNDDDD, he sometimes feeds little Gary out of a 64oz big gulp cup (see photo). Epic Shit!!!!
But i admit, that i almost gave up on Gary when i saw the scene where he is parked in his VAN with a girl he met at Wal Mart, with whom he has shown some interest in. The girl (who seems sweet, but who has the whackest bangs ive ever seen) has interest in him too. And when the scene first starts all i want is for Gary to finally put his VAN to good use, and hump her out in the back of it.
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This book is an insightful, detailed account of one couple's journey restoring a historic New England farm. In this true story, Susan and Tom Crossen not only find beauty in the farm, but in history and preservation. And through it all they find the patience and determination necessary to see the project to its completion.
In the spring of 2001, a building contractor from a neighboring town drives by an old, New England dairy farm stricken with dilapidated outbuildings and fields overgrown with weeds. Despite the overall condition, he is captivated by the spectacular view of sweeping vistas and the substantial road frontage. Shortly, thereafter, he and his wife purchase the property, which they later discover is an estate of historical significance.
The couple embarks on a major restoration of the farm that proves to be a formidable task. The Roman Revival house and Victorian Era barns required much more work than the couple originally anticipated. Fortunately, their background in the construction field helps them to resolve the many problems encountered. Several years later—and after many trials and tribulations—the couple completes the restoration.
In addition to the documentation of the work that is undertaken, there are over one hundred photographs of the project from start to finish that allow the restoration to chronologically unfold. One can visualize the amazing transformation of the majestic barns and see the house interior furnished in the Federal period style. There is also a detailed history and genealogy of the property.
The dedication by all those involved in the restoration of this historic New England farm makes it all the more a true American dream.
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If you were giving some friends directions to Denver and you knew that one road led there but a second road ended at a sharp cliff around a blind corner, would you talk only about the safe road? No. You would tell them about both, especially if you knew that the road to destruction was wider and more traveled. In fact, it would be terribly unloving not to warn them about that other road.


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Where others might lean on 'steak wines' like big California cabs (yawn), Grill 23's DeWinter is likely to suggest a Paolo Bea Rosso 2000, from the little Umbrian town of Sagrantino, for your bone-in filet—he's just that excited about the unsung heroes in his cache of some 1,500 labels. Odds are, you will be, too.
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We first fell in love with Paopao when she was the bubbly sommelier at Oleana, in Cambridge—and then, as is often the case with talented hospitality folks, she split for...
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Don't underestimate Kai Gagnon because of his soft-spoken gentility. The man knows his wine, and better yet, he knows what the palate wants. At Bergamot, he's crafted an adventurous, not-so-typical...
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Paying zero attention to point ratings, Les Zygomates' wine wiz fills the extensive list and hosts tastings of wines that range from grocery-aisle discoveries to rare and exotic imports...
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Loomis is the anti-sommelier (a fact that may or may not be rooted in his past as a punk rocker). He's not patronizing, despite knowing all the details on 600...
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A good sommelier knows wine. A great sommelier enlightens all the rest of us. That's what makes No. 9 Park's Cat Silirie the best in town. Each evening her servers...
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One hundred seventeen pages long, with upwards of 32,800 bottles, the Federalist's wine list is a tome to be reckoned with—if not downright feared. But as inaccessible as the list...
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Public welcome at annual meeting
The CSU Channel Islands Business & Technology Partnership invites the public and campus to its annual meeting at 6:15 p.m. Friday at the Martin V. Smith Center for Integrative Decision Making on the campus, 1 University Drive.
The meeting will start at 6:15 p.m. with an hors d'oeuvres reception followed by the keynote speaker and program at 6:50 p.m.
The annual meeting serves as a way to network with alumni, students and their mentors and exchange information among current and prospective partnership members. The meeting also will welcome the incoming chairman, Keith Gunther, and thank Mel Sheeler, past chairman, for his service.
Registration is free. Space is limited. RSVP by Monday at https://csuci.wufoo.com/forms/btp-annual-meeting. Contact Carrick DeHart, director of major gifts, at firstname.lastname@example.com or 437-8919 for more information.
District provides two programs
The Camarillo Health Care District will have community offerings at 3639 E. Las Posas Road, Suite 117:
A registered dietitian will offer nutrition counseling by appointment from 6-8 p.m. on the second Monday and third Thursday of each month. The fee is $65 for Camarillo and Somis residents and $78 for out-of-area residents.
A long-term-care ombudsman will offer private counseling from 1-4 p.m. on the first Monday of each month. The ombudsman helps caregivers who seek an appropriate facility for a loved one.
Call 800-900-8582 to make an appointment.
Event to collect items for care packages
The Pacifica Institute of Cosmetic and Reconstructive Surgery invites the public to a holiday event, "Holiday Glow, Head to Toe," from 5-8 p.m. Wednesday in the community room at the Camarillo Public Library, 4101 E. Las Posas Road.
For the Troops will collect items for soldier care packages, including snack items, DVDs, CDs, batteries, personal-care items, magazines and more. Plastic surgeons Dr. Robert Improta and Dr. Daniel Kolder will be available to speak about cosmetic and reconstructive surgical options.
Contact Cedrea at firstname.lastname@example.com or 484-2855 to RSVP.
Expert to offer talk on caregiving
Cheri Elson Sperber, a certified specialist in estate planning, probate and trust law, will offer a talk titled "Legal Tools for Caregiving" from 1-3 p.m. Tuesday at the Alzheimer's Association's regional office, 80 N. Wood Road, Suite 302.
The presentation will cover various aspects of capacity, competency and dementia and provide caregivers with vital legal information. The discussion will include how to determine legal capacity and the effect a diagnosis of dementia has on one's legal capacity, what documents should be in place to avoid a conservatorship and what to do if a conservatorship is needed.
Contact Carol Swinney at firstname.lastname@example.com or 484-6028 for more information.
Band to present holiday concert
The Camarillo Community Band will have its annual Christmas concert at 3 p.m. Dec. 15 in the Camarillo Community Center auditorium, 1605 Burnley St.
The band will perform holiday favorites with the public welcome sing along. John Stava, the band director at Camarillo High, will conduct.
Admission is free. Email email@example.com or visit http://www.camarillocommunityband.com for more information.
Chorus will offer performance Friday
Gold Coast Concert Chorus will perform its annual holiday concert at 8 p.m. Friday and noon Dec. 14 at St. Mary Magdalen Church, 2532 Ventura Blvd.
Tickets cost $15 for adults, $12 for students and seniors and $5 for children age 5 and under. Email email@example.com or call Rose at 616-7269 for more information.
Villanova to host annual tradition
Villanova Preparatory School will host its annual Christmas tradition, the Posada, at 5:30 p.m. Saturday at 12096 N. Ventura Ave.
The campus will be festively adorned with hundreds of luminaries and Christmas lights. Guests are invited to meet at the top of the stairs of the student parking lot as a group walks with Mary and Joseph in search for a "room at the inn."
The evening will conclude with traditional tamales, Mexican bread, hot chocolate and Christmas carols. Call 646-1464 for more information.
Boutique to feature various items
There will be a Christmas boutique from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday at 930 Grand Ave.
The boutique will feature homemade jams, wreaths, homemade soaps, tea towels, stationery, Christmas decor, home decor, stocking stuffers, Mary Kay items, gourmet cupcakes, knit wear, body scrubs, homemade jewelry, art and more. There will be more than 25 vendors.
Operation Blessing will receive 10 percent of the proceeds.
Call Cristin at 637-3669 for more information.
Dealership to gather toys for families
DCH Honda will partner with City Impact, a local nonprofit, to provide toys for families in need.
The dealership at 1500 E. Ventura Blvd. will collect toys through Dec. 17.
The dealership also plans a raffle. For each two toys brought in, individuals will get a raffle ticket and on Dec. 17 there will be a drawing for an iPad Mini.
Call 973-1000 for more information.
Committee plans Christmas dinner
The Oxnard Sister City Committee will have its annual Christmas dinner and installation of officers at 6 p.m. Wednesday at Sugar Beets Restaurant, 455 South A St.
Dinner is $25 including tax and tip. Contact Priscilla Herrera at email@example.com or 443-1419 for menu choices and reservations.
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Curator to discuss strawberry crops
Anne Graumlich, museum curator, will speak about the current exhibit "Strawberry Fields Forever?" at 2 p.m. Thursday at the Museum of Ventura County's Agriculture Museum, 926 Railroad Ave.
Graumlich's illustrated presentation will be called "Strawberries in a Jam?"
Ventura County strawberries in 2012 were far more valuable than any other county-grown crop by a wide margin. The top position in the annual crop tally, however, is not guaranteed.
Admission to the Gallery Talk is free for members. It's included in general admission for the general public. Admission is $4 for adults, $3 for seniors and students and $1 for children age 6. It's free for children age 5 and under. Call 525-3100 for more information.
Show to feature musical quartet
The Lauren Donahue Quartet will perform from 7:30-9:30 p.m. Friday at the Museum of Ventura County's Agriculture Museum, 926 Railroad Ave.
The quartet includes lyrical fiddler and vocalist Donahue, guitarist Nahum Zdybel, bassist Chuck Hailes and drummer Charles Levin.
Admission is $10 for the general public, $5 for museum members and $2 for children with an adult. Seating is first come, first seated. Call 525-3100 for more information.
Art museum to be party site
The Santa Paula Art Museum will host a holiday party from 3-5 p.m. Sunday at 117 N. 10th St.
Guests will enjoy holiday treats and refreshments around the museum Christmas tree as well as a holiday musical program performed by the local group Half-Notes.
Admission is free.
Email firstname.lastname@example.com or call 525-5554 for an invitation.
Trolley travels through Ventura
The free holiday shopping trolley will run from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Wednesdays through Sundays in December.
It travels between downtown Ventura and Ventura Harbor Village, stopping at area hotels by request and at the Amtrak station/Ventura County Fairgrounds. It runs hourly.
From noon to 3 p.m. Dec. 14 and 15, families can ride the Holly Trolley with Santa Claus. Children will receive a free village carousel ride ticket. The trolley will run every 45 minutes for free.
Visit http://www.venturatrolley.com for more information.
Event to focus on typhoon relief
Musicians and businesses will join to raise funds for American Red Cross Philippines typhoon relief on Dec. 14 at A Secret Garden Cafe, 981 E. Main St.
Rock 4 a Cause will film local musicians/spoken word artists Brian Mikasa, Tylor Middlestadt, Shelby Figueroa, Glass Key Hotel, the Art Rockers, Dream Asylum and OGCB to be broadcast online and offline. The public is welcome to participate. The music video will be shot between 3 and 9 p.m.
Local businesses are providing raffle items to help raise funds. Raffle tickets are $1 and $10 for 12.
Visit http://www.facebook.com/Rock4aCause for more information.
Several artists to share spotlight
Robin Lee Art will present "An Evening with Five Artists" from 4-7 p.m. Dec. 14 at 2351 E. Main St.
Featured will be Robin Lee Oil Painting, Spencer Westbrook Photography, Kristina L. A. Schlah Photography, Lilly Ruvalcaba Multi-Media Indian Art and Haley Nguyen Pottery.
Call 795-3258 for more information.
Chapter participating in write-a-thon
The Ventura chapter of Amnesty International chapter will participate in a global write-a-thon from 1-4 p.m. Saturday at College United Methodist Church, 4300 Telegraph Road.
Participants will write letters standing up for humanity and human rights. Email Nan Durantini at email@example.com for more information.
Candlelight tribute to honor deceased
Charles Carroll Funeral Home will have its annual candlelight tribute of remembrance at 7 p.m. Thursday in the chapel at 15 Teloma Drive.
The free service is open to the public. Call 642-8134 to RSVP.
Ventura County
'The Nutcracker' to be staged
All American Ballet's "The Nutcracker" will be performed at 7 p.m. Dec. 21 and 2 p.m. Dec. 22 in the Ventura High auditorium, 6 N. Catalina St.
The performance will feature Haley Henderson Smith, principal dancer at Ballet West and alumna of All American Ballet with her husband, Easton Smith, soloist at Ballet West.
Ticket prices include $25, $20 and $15 seats. It's $10 for children age 10 and under. There are senior and group discounts. Visit http://www.aaballet.org or call 650-6316 for more information.
Student dancers from All American Ballet will perform excerpts from "The Nutcracker" ballet from 7-8:15 p.m. Sunday at 320 South F St. in Oxnard.
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810 SW 21st Avenue, LLC filed as a Florida Limited Liability in the State of Florida filed on Wednesday, June 17, 2009. This corporation is approximately six years old according to documents filed with Florida Department of State. 810 SW 21st Avenue, LLC also lists Michael A. Schrimsher as Manager.
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But I think I'm going to get a scheister lawyer and sue over having to use the Export function to save a JPEG… it's just enough to cause carpel tunnel syndrome in my big left toe.
I hate that change with a fiery, burning passion. It is more technically correct, but that is not a good reason to make a feature user-unfriendly. :p It's my only real complaint with the newest versions.
Everyone expects to see save-as, that's the shortcut everyone has hardwired from every other program, WHAT'S WRONG WITH SAVE AS???
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Coral fungi, also sometimes called antler fungi, are mushrooms that are so named due to their resemblance to aquatic coral or antlers.
Initially all classified in the genus Clavaria, they were later split out into several genera including Clavicorona, Clavulina, Clavulinopsis, Macrotyphula, Ramaria and Ramariopsis.
Some superficially similar species are not so closely related; the fairy club genus Clavariadelphus belongs to the family Gomphaceae, while the genus Calocera is an entirely different organism of the class Dacrymycetes.
Coral fungi can be similar in appearance to jelly fungi. They are often brightly colored, mostly oranges, yellows, or reds, and usually grow in older mature forests. Some coral fungi are saprotrophic on decaying wood, while others are commensal or even parasitic.
A number of coral fungi are edible, although they should be cropped while young; when old, these fungi are fibrous or dry and woody. Some (such as Ramaria flava) have been reported to have strong laxative effects though they are palatable Some are too small to be worth gathering. However, some species are poisonous with acute gastrointestinal symptoms arising from consumption. These include Ramaria pallida, known as colic coral and Ramaria formosa, yellow tipped coral fungus. R. flavobrunnescens has been responsible for the death of livestock in Brazil.


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My earlier post on campus ministry (here) brought some very good responses and questions both on this blog and on Facebook.
One of the questions I was asked is a question I frequently hear. How do we keep our children in the Church?
It does seem that by the last year or so of high school, if not before, Orthodox young people's participation in the Church is noticeably waning. Because of this Orthodox Christian college students—like college students in other Christian traditions—largely check out of Church life.
Part of the problem is that, as one correspondent told me, we focus our attention on only one demographic, college students, rather than the broader and more inclusive category of young adults. I think this is correct. Our parishes (and the Orthodox Christian Fellowship) run youth groups that essentially focus on social events and service activities.
But the question we might want to ask is whether or not this is the best thing the Church has to offer young men and women. Do high school and college students really need the Church to help them have fun and care for others?
What we don't do, but don't really do, with young adults is the same thing we leave undone with the whole parish. Instead of providing social activities and service opportunities, the parish, the youth group and the OCF, need to focus on spiritual formation. We don't do this with high school and young adults (whether they are college students or not) because we don't do this with their parents (or for that matter seminarians and clergy).
Maybe that's a bit too strong. But I think I am safe is saying that for the vast majority of Orthodox Christians—however old and whether they are laypeople or clergy—the questions of who I am personally in Jesus Christ and how has Jesus called me, concretely and personally, to live remain not only unanswered but unasked.
So the first thing we should do, and from what I've seen this isn't happening in the OCF, is focus on the spiritual formation of young adults. And we should do this beginning in high school if not earlier. If we don't help young people understand who they are in Jesus Christ and help them live out that identity they will drift away from the Church.
I'm confident in saying this because I focused a good bit of my dissertation research on the dynamics of young adult spritual formation. But maybe the best evidence that spiritual formation matters is the questions I am never asked. "Fr Gregory, how can I be sure my child will come home for Christmas, invite me to his wedding and involve me in the life of my future grandchildren?" Nobody ever asks me these questions. Or, if they do, it's because there is something very, very wrong in their family.
Family life is naturally and spontaneously formative. Growing up, we learn who we are and how to live as a member of our specific and unique family. And this stays with us even if our family of origin is dysfunctional (and maybe especially so if our family is unhealthy). The family largely succeeds in doing what the parish and the larger Church generally fail at doing: Helping the child come to know who he or she is and to assume his or her own place in the family. Almost any family—Christian or not—is better at helping children grow in self-knowledge and fidelity to their vocation as a member of the family than almost any Orthodox parish or (for that matter) any other Christian community is at doing the same within the Church.
So, to answer the question, what must the Church do? We must look to the family. We do so not because the Church is a family, it isn't and this is a very dangerous image to use, but because we see in the social institution of the family the potential for the good of the child and the Christian community of helping people come to know and express who they are in Jesus Christ.
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Rian: First off, how does it feel to have "officially" joined the chick lit genre? Are you a big reader/fan of chick lit?
Jane: I think that in many ways, it's pretty hard not to be a fan of chick lit. It's women writing for and about women. Plus, I love cheesy romantic comedies and chick lit is essentially the readable equivalent. I've always been a speed reader and will read just about anything (except sci fi), so chick lit is one component of my bookshelf.
Rian: I see from the short bio on the back of your book that you have worked in both film and publishing in New York, but are now studying to get a Ph.D. in clinical psychology. That's a pretty interesting combination. What draws you in particular to that field?
Jane: I've always liked psychology. Although I took time off after college and played around in other jobs, I always knew that I would eventually go to grad school. What I perhaps like best about psychology is its focus (don't laugh!) on the minutia that comprises daily life. As a discipline, it has a way of recognizing how even small events and emotions are personally significant. I like that validation of our experiences. I also do a large amount of clinical work, including working at a state mental hospital and seeing individual clients for therapy. For me, clinical work is gratifying. But, because therapy evolves over time, it also tends to be constantly stimulating.
Rian: What do you think of people that bash the chick lit genre? Any particular thoughts? (Sorry, I ask everyone this.)
Jane: I've unfortunately been exposed to a lot of people who bash all sorts of popular or genre writing. My opinion is that such inflexibility is generally unwarranted. Good writing exists in all genres and, conversely, so does bad. With particular regard to chick lit, the field became so popular so quickly that a lot of bad books ended up getting published. However, I suspect that, like other instantly hot genres, chick lit will revise itself in a more permanent way. I also believe (snooty critics, listen up!) that chick lit is not a new phenomenon, but rather traces its roots to Jane Austen. There's a focus on dialogue, particularly women talking to each other, traumas of everyday life, and characters who are intelligent, interesting, independent, single, and often a little bit older than prime marriageable age.
Rian: Have you always known you wanted to be a writer? What events led up to you writing your first novel?
Jane: Bizarrely, I've considered myself a writer without much justification for a long time now. Prior to Kissing in Technicolor, I hadn't written much fiction at all: just two stories for a college class and a third on my own. I'd been in grad school for about a year and a half when I started KIT. When I lived in New York, I talked about books and writing with friends and co-workers constantly. But there weren't a lot of people in the psych department who shared those interests. In a way, writing became a way for me to reconnect with that. I also started KIT because I came up with a great first line, a line that established a character's whole identity. Once I had that line, everything followed, like tugging the right thread on a loose sweater.
Rian: Being a sometimes geeky intellectual myself, (shhhh) I loved how your main character Charlie was an intelligent, "thinking" person. Is that character based on you at all? If so, in what ways?
Jane: Charlie and I share a sense of humor, a love of opera, and certain physical characters (b/c I'm not sufficiently advanced as a writer to imagine what it's like to be tall and blonde). As an academic, I was also determined to have a main character who was both geeky and sexy. Ultimately, however, I was surprised at how much she evolved into her own person as I wrote. I'd heard certain writers talk about plot choice as out of their control (J.K. Rowling, for instance). Until KIT, I hadn't quite understood how that happens. But Charlie was placed in so many situations that I would never be part of that I was forced to give her some independence and see how it all turned out.
Rian: Do you have any other novels in the works? If so, what is it about? (If you don't mind sharing.)
Jane: At present, I have a dissertation proposal in the works. But please ask me again in three months and I might have a different answer.
Rian: Who are your favorite authors or all time, and why? (Or books.)
Jane: The list is pretty lengthy at this point, but here are some books I love: LOVE MEDICINE, the PADDINGTON series, CONFESSIONS OF NAT TURNER, INTERPRETER OF MALADIES, THE BELL JAR, THIS SIDE OF PARADISE, FRANNY AND ZOOEY, ANNE OF GREEN GABLES, HIGH MAINTENANCE, THE NOONDAY DEMON, and mysteries by Sara Paretsky and Robert Parker.
Rian: Why did you choose to base your book on the movie/screenplay business in particular? Or, where did you get the idea to write "Kissing in Technicolor"?
Jane: I wanted to write about a grad student, partly because (as I said) I wanted a geeky love interest. Also, as a student myself, I've has plenty of time to observe how school is such an embryonic time. People aren't where they want to be, but they're in the process of reaching their goals. They're generally poor, and often frustrated, but in the middle of tremendous growth and learning. Unfortunately, most academic disciplines � psychology included � are pretty boring on a daily basis. Much as I love my work, it's hard to make reading large stacks of articles or running statistics interesting or accessible to a reader. Film seemed more dynamic and most people have some basic knowledge of it. Since I worked in New York for a film company after college, I knew a little about making movies and a lot about the city.
Rian: What did you find to be the hardest thing about writing a novel? The easiest?
Jane: I sold Kissing in Technicolor off a partial manuscript, which was very important. As a grad student, it would have been very difficult to justify the amount of time necessary for writing a novel if I hadn't known it was going to be published. Because I was so thrilled to have sold a novel, the entire writing process was charged with a certain exuberance. I loved writing this book. What I found difficult was remembering that writer's block stinks, but it never lasts forever. Also, it somehow never occurred to me that people might actually someday read what I wrote. I have to confess that I find it completely nerve-wracking to know that people, especially people who know me from another context, will read and judge my book.
Rian: In closing, do you have any advice for a would-be writer? (Chick lit, screenplay, etc.)
Jane: Well, this is pretty embarrassing, but the best writing advice I can give anyone is to read your work aloud. Whenever you write something, you're too enmeshed in it to have the same sort of initial reaction that a reader will have. The best way to simulate that is to hear your words aloud. It works, especially for dialogue. I promise.


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Catch neighborhood hangouts. Upscale wine bars. Dance clubs. Sports bars. Dueling pianos. 50+ bars in Downtown Des Moines. It's easy to kick back with friends. Find a favorite hotspot. A "cityful" of things to do each night. And smoke-free establishments.
When you're out and about in Greater Des Moines, it's easy to celebrate with friends. Dance the night away. Enjoy the live music. Or local traditions like the passing of the boot at Hessen Haus. Sing along at Blue Moon Dueling Piano Bar & Restaurant. Check out the Beer Genius at El Bait Shop. There are so many options. These clubs and bars offer drink specials. Laid back scenes. Or the party vibe you're looking for.
Indulge in a hand-crafted cocktail and unwind from your day as the mouth-watering aroma of freshly-prepared American fare fills the air. Experience distinctive dining that lights up the senses in a
Delicious handmade pizzas & appetizers make for one of Des Moines' most unique restaurants. Some favorites include...Chinese cheesesticks, crab rangoons, egg rolls, Thai chicken pizza, Fongolian Beef
Piano players from around the country will indulge you with your favorite songs and dazzle you with fun, while we fuel your fire with delightful cocktails and food! Whether you're blowing out candles
The Brewhouse No. 25.; beer garden & live music venue with bike trail access. Altoona's largest outdoor bar & patio.
Enjoy evenings at the elite, yet comfortable, Cityscape Lounge which has unparalleled views of downtown. The menu has everything from house smoked wings to fresh and delicious steaks and seafood.
Serving appetizers, sandwiches, pizzas and specialty items at reasonable prices in a fun and friendly atmosphere. Voted best bar food in the Metro.
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A 3D puzzle game that features colorful landscapes has hit the App Store. The game is called CurveBot and it has been released as a universal app.
The gameplay consists of freeing friendly characters and avoiding enemy drones. There are a wide variety of these drones to overcome and various "clever coins" to utilize in the game.
What makes the title stand out is how the levels are integrated with the gameplay. To free these friends, you will have to cut parts of the level out, hence the curve in the title. You use onscreen buttons to control the bot.
Curvebot offers 60 levels to play through with 10 worlds to explore. Here is the full list of features (from the app description):
- Great original gameplay – Free your Fiery Friends and avoid the Drones.
- Finely tuned multitouch gives you precise Curvebot control.
- Gorgeous 3D graphics – supports retina display and a super silky smooth 60 frames per second.
- Full built-in tutorial to keep the head-scratching to a minimum.
- 60 levels over 10 worlds – hours of fun & bags of variety.
- 8 types of Drone to contend with – each with unique AI to keep your mind racing.
- 7 types of "Clever Coin" – each with unique powers to help you in your quest.
- 10 bonus challenges – for when you get good at this game.
- 3 Special levels – for extra giggles!
- Action replay at the end of each level.
- Content suitable for all ages.
- Full Game Centre support.
- Supports iPod background music.


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Armstrong & Son Construction, Inc. filed as a Domestic for Profit Corporation in the State of Florida on Tuesday, December 16, 2003 and is approximately twelve years old, as recorded in documents filed with Florida Department of State. The filing is currently active as of the last data refresh which occured on Sunday, June 7, 2015.
Mark Armstrong serves as the President
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See study by D. Brown (1969).
During his Winchester period, Weelkes composed a further two volumes of madrigals (1598, 1600). He obtained his B. Mus. Degree from New College, Oxford in 1602, and moved to Chichester to take up the position of organist and informator choristarum (instructor of the choristers) at the Cathedral at some time between October 1601 and October 1602. He was also given a lay clerkship at the Cathedral, being paid £15 2s 4d annually alongside his board, lodging and other amenities. The following year he married Elizabeth Sandham, from a wealthy local family. They had three children and it was rumoured that Elizabeth was already pregnant at the time of the marriage.
Weelkes' fourth and final volume of madrigals, published in 1608, carries a title page where he refers to himself as a Gentleman of the Chapel Royal; however, records at the Chapel Royal itself do not mention him, so at most he could only have been a Gentleman Extraordinary - one of those who were asked to stand in until a permanent replacement was found.
Weelkes was later to find himself in trouble with the Chichester Cathedral authorities for his heavy drinking and immoderate behaviour. In 1609 he was charged with unauthorised absence, but no mention of drunken behaviour is made until 1613, and J Shepherd, a Weelkes scholar, has suggested caution in assuming that his decline began before this date. In 1616 he was reported to the Bishop for being 'noted and famed for a comon drunckard (sic) and notorious swearer & blasphemer'. The Dean and Chapter dismissed him for being drunk at the organ and using bad language during divine service. He was however reinstated and remained in the post until his death, although his behaviour did not improve; in 1619 Weelkes was again reported to the Bishop:
Dyvers tymes & very often come so disguised eyther from the Taverne or Ale house into the quire as is muche to be lamented, for in these humoures he will bothe curse & sweare most dreadfully, & so profane the service of God … and though he hath bene often tymes admonished … to refrayne theis humors and reforme hym selfe, yett he daylye continuse the same, & is rather worse than better therein.
In 1622 Elizabeth Weelkes died. Thomas Weelkes was, by this time, reinstated at Chichester Cathedral, but appeared to be spending a great deal of time in London. He died in London in 1623, in the house of a friend, and was buried on 1 December, 1623 at St Bride's Fleet Street. Weelkes' will, made the day before he died at the house of his friend Henry Drinkwater of St Bride's parish, left his estate to be shared between his three children, with a large 50s legacy left to Drinkwater for his meat, drink and lodging.
In Chichester Cathedral there is a memorial stone with the following inscription:
He died on 30 November 1623
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Weelkes was friends with the madrigalist Thomas Morley who died in 1602, when Weelkes was in his mid-twenties. (Weelkes commemorated his death in a madrigal-form anthem titled A Remembrance of my Friend Thomas Morley, also known as "Death hath Deprived Me".) His own madrigals are very chromatic and use varied organic counterpoint and unconventional rhythm in their construction.
Only a small amount of instrumental music was written by Weelkes, and it is not much performed. His consort music is all sombre in tone, contrasting with the often gleeful madrigals.


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A 100-year-old mansion-hotel with plenty of charm, but few amenities
The Rosedon is one of those hotels that doesn't seem like much on paper -- no beachfront, no restaurant, no fitness center, no spa -- and yet it's almost impossible not to fall in love with this early-1900s mansion-hotel. The allure is almost certainly in the details, from a breezy white-and-blue veranda leading into a grand hall marked by a double-height window overlooking lushly landscaped gardens, to a proper sitting room and library filled with antique furnishings like gilded porcelain bird figurines, ebony Louis XV-style chairs, and restored classic-crown moldings.
Located at the top of a hill, the hotel is a Hamilton icon with its all-white facade and royal blue awnings. Inside the main house are just nine rooms, which have been lovingly restored to their original grandeur with frilly pillows, ornate vanities, and crystal chandeliers. These rooms have the most character of the 44 units -- the remainder of which are scattered around the pool and gardens, having been added over the last half-century. Unlike many hotel rooms in Bermuda, whether dating back 10 years or 100 years, all of the Rosedon's units feel new and clean with well-cared-for interiors and recently renovated bathrooms.
The rest of the hotel is simple. While there is no restaurant on the grounds, there is a small kitchen from which guests can order set meals for room service throughout the day. Daily breakfast is included in the rate, and a few honor bars around the grounds ensure that a grumbling stomach can find fast relief. Nightlife is next to nil here; however, those in search of a quiet evening that seems straight out of the 1920s will find comfort in the library, where a Dark and Stormy from the honor bar awaits.
Aside from a lack of amenities, the Rosedon's biggest drawback is its pool. Though pretty and surrounded by stunning gardens, it is small, crowded, and quite loud, and the number of lounge chairs is insufficient for the amount of traffic the area sees in a given day.
For those looking for a chic home base while exploring Hamilton, the Rosedon is hard to beat, especially for the rates, which are significantly lower than those at the Fairmont Hamilton Princess across the street. However, if amenities are of high priority, you may be better off abandoning the Hamilton area altogether for one of the Southampton beach resorts like Elbow Beach or the Fairmont Southampton, both of which are less expensive but lack the unique charm of the Rosedon.
Within walking distance of Hamilton and the ferries -- but no beachfront
Bermuda is a unique island in that it has a well-established culture outside the run-of-the-mill tourist spots. As a result, the city of Hamilton is a must-see attraction, with plenty of restaurants, bars, historical monuments, and high-end shops to occupy an afternoon. The Rosedon is within walking distance of all of Hamilton's greatest offerings, including the ferry terminal that takes passengers to still more destinations like the Royal Naval Dockyard and Little Sound for access to Southampton's beaches. For an expedited trip to the beach, the hotel's shuttle runs throughout the day to Elbow Beach, a coveted though somewhat crowded locale. Additionally, a moped rental outpost is just a few blocks from the hotel.
In an effort to permit as few vehicles as possible on the island, car rentals are strictly forbidden. Even locals are allowed only a single car per household -- something you'll likely appreciate when you see the lush, winding roads that unobtrusively snake through the island. Taxis are reliable and metered according to state law, so there is no need to negotiate fares; however, rates are exceptionally high.
Those looking to save on cab fare might consider renting a moped, the islanders' preferred mode of transportation. While safety may be an issue for some, a local speed limit of just 35 km (about 21 mph) will likely assuage most fears. Consider the less expensive ferries and local pink-and-blue buses to cover longer distances between "the hook" (Bermuda's westernmost island), the main city of Hamilton, and the beaches along the southern side of Warwick and Southampton.
Each room is unique -- but, unfortunately, the most charming units are the ones without balconies.
Despite some areas of the hotel dating back to the first decade of the 1900s, Rosedon's rooms are all spacious and clean, with unique design elements. The nine units in the main mansion are preferable for their vintage touches -- for instance a grand crystal chandelier in the bathroom in room 44 is simply breathtaking. The newer units, however, located in annexes surrounding the pool, include breezy patios and balconies as well as grand four-poster beds. Across the board, the bathrooms are especially noteworthy, with marble counters, heated towel racks, soaking or Jacuzzi bathtubs, and posh Kingsbridge London toiletries.
A small but pretty pool and an elegant main house
This 44-room Hamilton hotel centered around an early 20th-century mansion is all about ambiance, from the grand circular drive flanked by stunning gardens to the beautifully restored interiors of the main house. Of course, amenities are scarce at this boutique property -- it lacks a fitness center, spa, and restaurant -- but a small pool, beautiful and unique rooms, and an authentic English charm give it an edge over similarly priced hotels in the area. Still, if you simply must have a beach nearby, consider heading to a different neighborhood altogether, as the closest sand and surf is a good 10-minute drive away.
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The field of education has a number of challenges in terms of policy planning, and statistics are particularly important as they often provide some of the only objective information that administrators use when making organizational and curricular decisions. Without this hard data in place, often nothing separates the merits of the various arguments that people on different sides of policy decisions make supporting their own cases.
Test score trends are one of the most commonly used statistics in the field of education. They are used to evaluate the effectiveness of classroom teachers and the validity of the tests themselves as well as the effects of various risk factors on educational outcomes. Standardized tests take their value from the fact that all students in a particular state or region take them, showing competency in a way that individual grades cannot because grades vary by teacher.
Another statistic that plays an important role in educational policy planning is the comparison of test scores and other objective outcomes for members of various ethnic subgroups. Because of the risk factors that accompany specific subgroups, educational planners are charged with the task of closing the achievement gaps between various ethnic subgroups as well as between the student body as a whole and students of low socioeconomic status.
to know where are future generation might be heading and what is in store for the generations to come. it shows progress or digress in the educational system and keeps us aware and
Statistics is an incredibly useful subject. Simple examples... Confidence theory...how many parts should you test to be confident that all are acceptable. Null Hypothesis...innocent
We'll probably see a lot more in the way of computer-intensive methods at the introductory level. People are already talking about introducing bootstrap confidence intervals and
Attendance Policies. Attendance policies define the difference between tardiness and excused or unexcused absences. They can help foster responsibility in students, and they also


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News about Mexico, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Jun. 24, 2015
Mexican officials report that fire killed 16 residents of a nursing home on the outskirts of Mexicali, the capital of Baja California. MORE
Jun. 20, 2015
South Texas prosecutors say Eugenio Hernandez Flores, fugitive former governor of Mexican border state of Tamaulipas, has been indicted for laundering money received as bribes from Zetas drug gang during his tenure from 2005 to 2010. MORE
Jun. 16, 2015
Editorial cautions against complacency with respect to crisis of thousands of Central Americans who are trying to flee violence, poverty and persecution by migrating to United States; notes that decline in migrants reaching US border is due to stepped up efforts on part of Mexico, not because conditions in Central America have gotten better; calls on US to play bigger role in addressing problems in Central American countries. MORE
Jun. 15, 2015
Series of decisions by Mexico's Supreme Court amount to de facto legalization of gay marriage, though practice has not yet been enshrined in law; court has repeatedly ruled that state laws restricting marriage are discriminatory, adding Mexico to short list of Latin American nations where same-sex couples can marry; such couples still need to obtain court order, often through a costly appeals process. MORE
Jun. 9, 2015
Opposition parties make some progress in Mexico's national elections, including victory by Jaime Rodriguez Calderon as governor of Nuevo Leon State, but ruling party PRI retains narrow majority in lower house of Congress; greater than usual voter turnout indicates growing frustration with PRI amid political scandals. MORE
Jun. 6, 2015
Video footage captured during riot in prison in central Mexican state of San Luis Potosi reveals that guards did little to stop inmates from rampaging within prison, which left 13 dead and 65 wounded; jailbreaks, massacres and deadly rioting are common in Mexican prisons, and video has raised questions about way guards in country's overcrowded prisons respond to such events. MORE
Jun. 5, 2015
Mexican government of Pres Enrique Pena Nieto is giving away free televisions in effort to bring country into digital age, but opposition parties say it is just way to buy votes. MORE
Jun. 2, 2015
Roberta S Jacobson, State Dept official who has played key role in restoring diplomatic relations with Cuba, is set to be nominated by Pres Obama as ambassador to Mexico; has support from both parties in Congress, but could face resistance from opponents of changes in Cuba policy. MORE
May. 31, 2015
Casa Wabi Foundation, artists' residence opened at the end of 2014 by Brooklyn-based artist Bosco Sodi in Oaxaca, Mexico, offers artists opportunity to work without distractions but asks them to help organize and carry out art projects in local villages. MORE
May. 27, 2015
Mexico's National Human Rights Commission opens probe into killing of 42 people, said to be gang members, in confrontation with federal police. MORE
May. 25, 2015
Jaime Rodriguez Calderon, Mexican rancher and former mayor of Garcia, is running for governorship of Nuevo Leon state in Mexico, becoming first independent candidate to make serious run for governor since 2012 constitutional change allowing independent candidates; Calderon's blunt, vulgar talk and use of social media has earned him strong place in polls. MORE
May. 23, 2015
Mexican authorities say over 40 people died after federal police convoy was ambushed in southwestern part of country where Jalisco New Generation, powerful drug gang, has been ascendant. MORE
May. 22, 2015
Murder of Raymundo Marquez Mora, 6-year-old killed by five youngsters during game of 'kidnap' in Chihuahua State, Mexico, spurs local debate on laws pertaining to punishment of juveniles and lack of options to bring adult charges or imprisonment to three suspects who are 12 and 13 years old; public outcry, which includes petition demanding stricter penalties, has justice experts asserting that incarcerating children will not address underlying causes of violence. MORE
May. 18, 2015
Profile of Renae Cuellar, American professional soccer forward who plays for Mexico women's national team; Cuellar is one of many players born or raised in the United States who have helped Mexico become stronger competitor in women's international soccer. MORE
May. 14, 2015
La Voz Penitenciaria, national singing contest organized by Mexico's federal prison service, is one of several programs designed to help prisoners reintegrate to society by participating in arts and culture. MORE
May. 11, 2015
Mexico's public health system suspends vaccinations for infants and launches investigation after two babies die and 29 fall ill after getting vaccinations for tuberculosis, rotavirus and hepatitis B. MORE
May. 9, 2015
Mexican authorities say Julian Leyzaola Perez, former police chief in Tijuana and Ciudad Juarez, was seriously wounded in shooting apparently carried out by hit men. MORE
May. 5, 2015
Mexican authorities announce that six soldiers, rather than initially reported three, died in crash of military helicopter that was shot down by Jalisco New Generation drug gang. MORE
May. 2, 2015
Violence erupts in Mexican state of Jalisco as federal forces attempt to crack down on major drug gang; banks and gas stations are set on fire and military helicopter is shot down, killing 3 soldiers and injuring several others. MORE
Apr. 29, 2015
Pew Research Center analysis finds that sharp drop in number of children attempting to enter United States illegally is due to Mexico's crackdown on such immigrants traveling without guardians as they flee violence in Central American countries. MORE
Apr. 20, 2015
Mexican officials say they have arrested Jesus Salas, leader of Juarez Cartel, in town of Villa Ahumada; arrest happens on same days as capture of Gulf Cartel leader Jose TIburcio Hernandez Fuentes in city of Reynosa, which resulted in hours of street violence. MORE
Apr. 19, 2015
Op-Ed article by author Sam Quinones examines low-key and widespread networks of heroin dealers, many of whom hail from Xalisco, Mexico; notes that system makes scoring heroin as easy as ordering pizza; observes that networks sprang up even as current heroin epidemic, resulting from rampant prescribing of opioid painkillers, was beginning. MORE
Apr. 18, 2015
Ford Motor says it plans to use $2.5 billion to create new generation of fuel-efficient engines and transmissions in Mexico, which will result in 3,800 new jobs. MORE
Apr. 17, 2015
Mexican Navy expands patrols in Gulf of California in effort to stop illegal fishing that has reduced number of small porpoises called vaquitas to fewer than 100. MORE
Apr. 10, 2015
Mexican National Water Commission chief David Korenfeld resigns amid scandal over misuse of official helicopter. MORE
Apr. 8, 2015
Gunmen attack Jalisco State police convoy as it traveled toward Guadalajara, Mexico, killing 15 officers; assailants are believed to be members of New Generation Jalisco Cartel, powerful drug gang whose leader was killed by security forces in March. MORE
Apr. 4, 2015
Study published online in journal American Statistician finds that military troops sent by Mexican Pres Felipe Calderon to battle drug gangs in 18 regions of Mexico since 2006 have not reduced murder rates in those areas. MORE
Apr. 1, 2015
Death toll from gasoline tanker truck explosion in southeastern Mexico is now 14. MORE
Mar. 29, 2015
Public anger over firing of Mexican radio journalist Carmen Aristegui is rising, causing Pres Enrique Pena Nieto's popularity and credibility to plummet; many believe Aristegui's firing is part of Mexican government's effort to control aggressive news coverage; Aristegui was dismissed following broadcast of report on possible conflict of interest concerning construction of mansion for Angelica Rivera, Mexico's first lady. MORE
Mar. 23, 2015
General Motors Co says it will build its next-generation Chevrolet Cruze compact in Mexico. MORE
Mar. 21, 2015
Five members of Mexico's new elite police unit, which is intended to combat drug gangs, are killed in ambush in Jalisco State. MORE
Mar. 17, 2015
Prominent Mexican journalist Carmen Aristegui is fired by MVS Radio after reporting on possible conflict of interest involving country's first lady, Angelica Rivera; station says dismissal is in response to Aristequi's threat to quit but many see it as attack on freedom of press. MORE
Mar. 15, 2015
Elaine Glusac travel article on 36-hour trip to Los Cabos, Mexico. MORE
Mar. 14, 2015
Mexican Pres Enrique Pena Nieto's government is redoubling efforts to encourage private companies to invest in energy development in the country; renewed urgency comes amid low oil prices that have sped up decline of state-owned oil company Pemex, which is considering once unthinkable layoffs for its 150,000-strong work force. MORE
Mar. 8, 2015
Lives essay by transgender advocate Micah describes struggling to define an identity in Mexico as transgender person. MORE
Mar. 7, 2015
Two bodies are found in glacier atop dormant volcano Pico de Orizaba, Mexico's tallest mountain; may be remains of climbers missing since 1959 avalanche. MORE
Mar. 7, 2015
Annual Caballo Blanco ultramarathon, held every March in northwestern Mexico, is cancelled last minute because of gang violence; organizers say future of race remains in doubt. MORE
Mar. 6, 2015
Gunmen in Mexico kill Navy officer Rear Adm Jose Luis Corro Chavez during robbery attempt. MORE
Mar. 5, 2015
Mexican police arrest Zetas gang leader and drug kingpin Omar Trevino Morales in suburb of Monterrey, Mexico. MORE
Mar. 4, 2015
Mexican authorities say they have staged 153 raids in last year on train known as 'The Beast' that brought Central Americans into the United States. MORE
Mar. 1, 2015
Mexico bans use of gillnets for two years across northern Gulf of California in effort to save vaquita, porpoise that has been driven to edge of extinction as result of illegal fishing for totoaba, fish sold in China. MORE
Feb. 28, 2015
Servando Gomez, leader of Mexican drug gang Knights Templar, is captured by police in Mexico City; Gomez was one of country's most wanted drug kingpins, but experts say his capture will make little difference toward quelling violence in Michoacan state, where drug gangs are rapidly splintering. MORE
Feb. 26, 2015
Vatican sends official diplomatic note to Mexican ambassador insisting that Pope Francis meant no insult when he made comment linking Mexico to drug trafficking, offending Mexican government. MORE
Feb. 25, 2015
Art critics, collectors and curators oppose decision by Mexico City's Museo Jumex to cancel controversial exhibition by Hermann Nitsch, saying cancellation has damaged museum's credibility; show would have included works like The Last Supper, canvases splattered with blood and black paint, along with videos of art performances involving animal viscera. MORE
Feb. 21, 2015
Citigroup chief executive Michael L Corbat announces retirement of Manuel Medina-Mora, chairman of company's Mexico operations; comes after series of scandals rocked Banamex, Mexican bank that was bought by Citigroup in 2001. MORE
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Donald Trump, Chris Christie and the Republican Race to the Bottom
Mr. Christie wants an apology from the media, and Mr. Trump is surprised that reaction to his anti-immigrant comments has been so "severe."
July 7, 2015, Tuesday
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Pacific Trade Deal Negotiators See a Wrap in Late July
U.S. officials feel confident enough of a deal that they have notified Congress that they expect the meeting among negotiators in late July will be the last.
July 7, 2015, Tuesday
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And Now, What Mexico Thinks of Donald Trump
Mr. Trump's disparaging remarks about immigrants, delivered while announcing his candidacy to be America's next president, managed to galvanize the disparate populations of Mexico, both social and political.
July 3, 2015, Friday
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Donald Trump Sues Univision for Dropping Pageant Broadcast
The $500 million lawsuit follows a decision by the Spanish-language network to cut ties with the event, after Mr. Trump made remarks denouncing immigrants when he announced his presidential candidacy.
July 1, 2015, Wednesday
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Donald Trump: An American Tale
The grandson of an immigrant, Mr. Trump now slanders immigrants.
June 30, 2015, Tuesday
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Ted Cruz Comes to the Defense of Donald Trump
Senator Ted Cruz comes to the defense of fellow Republican presidential candidate Donald J. Trump.
June 30, 2015, Tuesday
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G.E. to Sell Bulk of Fleet-Financing Business for $6.9 Billion
The deal to sell operations in the United States, Mexico, Australia and New Zealand is G.E.'s latest move in its retreat from banking.
June 30, 2015, Tuesday
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Kenji Kawano: 40 Years with the Navajo
A Japanese photographer who only knew about Native Americans from Hollywood westerns became a dedicated chronicler of the Navajo people.
June 25, 2015, Thursday
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Mexico: Deadly Fire Hits Nursing Home
A fire Tuesday killed 16 residents of a nursing home on the outskirts of Mexicali, the capital of Baja California, officials said.
June 24, 2015, Wednesday
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Few Echo Pope's Environment Plea in Sunday Sermons
Around the world, few priests used their pulpits on Sunday to pass on the pope's message on climate change, pollution and global inequality.
June 22, 2015, Monday
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Mexico Navigator
A list of Web sites about Mexico as selected by editors of The New York Times.
Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill: An Interactive Look at What Happened
Maps, video, audio, graphics and photos guide you through the fallout from an oil rig explosion in 2010.
Mexico Chases World Record: Biggest Selfie
The country that brought us the most "Thriller" dancers and biggest smooch fest is now attempting to collect another trophy: the world's biggest selfie.
Officials Discuss Victims on Airbus
The managing director of Germanwings confirmed on Wednesday that two Americans were among the 150 killed when an Airbus crashed in the French Alps.
Mexico's Guerrero State Heads Toward Elections
As the election season begins, what has been at best a tenuous hold on order in Mexico's most violent state is fast disintegrating.
Obama on Mexican Cartels and Security
President Obama discussed drug cartels, border security and the United States' "broken immigration system" during a meeting with President Enrique Peña Nieto of Mexico.
Wal-Mart Abroad
How a retail giant fueled growth with bribes
Riots in Mexico City
Protesters and police clashed Thursday in Mexico City's main square over the government's handling of the disappearance and apparent massacre of 43 student teachers.
Off Color Comedy: Lalo Alcaraz
Lalo Alcaraz usa su tira cómica "La Cucaracha" para llamar la atención a prejucios, retar a los medios y en general causar controversia con su humor.
Off Color Comedy: Lalo Alcaraz
Lalo Alcaraz uses his nationally syndicated comic strip, "La Cucaracha," to highlight prejudice, challenge media representations and generally stir up trouble in humorous ways.
Black Mexico: An Isolated and Often Forgotten Culture
Mexican authorities are about to do something they have not attempted in decades: ask people on a census form if they consider themselves black.
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Kate Middleton's $4,000 outfit sparkles on red carpet
Prince William and wife Kate Middleton stepped out together for their first big event on Thursday since welcoming Prince George into the world on July 22.
The couple attended the Tusk Conservation Awards at The Royal where Middleton sparkled (literally) on the red carpet.
I don't think she's ever experienced a fashion faux pas, and now that she's back in front of the camera, the Duchess of Cambridge is raising the style bar once again for moms everywhere.
The soft gold sequin dress was designed by Jenny Packham, who also designed the post maternity blue-and-white polka dot dress exclusively for the Duchess.
She paired the glamorous gown with a pair of champagne platform sandals by Jimmy Choo.
Want to get the look? It'll only set you back about $4,000.


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Feeding Your Newborn - Effective Sucking
What is effective sucking?
During effective, nutritive sucking, your baby uses the structures of his/her mouth to compress the milk sinuses beneath your breast and move milk into the back of his/her throat to swallow. Initially, your baby may seem to suck in rapid bursts to trigger milk let-down, also called the milk-ejection reflex (MER). Once let-down occurs, your baby should suck at the rate of about one suck a second, pausing only to take a breath with every few sucks.
- Listen for swallowing. You should hear a "huh-ah" or soft "k" sound deep in the baby's throat as he/she sucks. Some babies swallow softly and other gulp loudly. You should NOT hear a clicking or smacking sound.
- Watch your baby's jaw. You should see rhythmic movement in the muscle that runs from the lower jaw to the ear when he is sucking deeply. You should also notice rhythmic movement that begins at the edge of the baby's chin and travels down her/his throat as baby sucks and swallows. You should NOT see deep dimpling of his cheeks.
Your baby should continue to suck for about 10 to 30 minutes before he/she lets go (self-detaches) on the first breast. If your baby frequently falls asleep at the breast within a few minutes of latch-on or your baby frequently breastfeeds for 35 minutes on the first breast without self-detaching, discuss this with your baby's physician or a certified lactation consultant (IBCLC).
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I just wanted to say you don't have to fry these. I make them into patties and put directly into lightly greased 9x13 and bake about 10 min then add the soup cover and bake the 20 minutes.
This recipe was fantastic! I have a few suggestions though: If you want to fry the patties and you don't want them to fall apart in the process, add shredded cheese and dip the unfried patty in ...
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N. Korea's Kim faces trial chance, U.N. says
Posted: February 18, 2014 at 3:32 a.m.
GENEVA — A United Nations panel has served notice to Kim Jong Un, the North Korean leader, that he will potentially be personally held liable in court for purported crimes against humanity committed by state institutions and officials under his direct control.
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A month ago, there can't have been many people saying, "Oh, my life is incomplete without a Bentley-resembling Chrysler, but you know I just can't quite bring myself to get one on account of the lack of soft-feel plastic on the armrests. Come to that, the position of the high-mounted stop-light is impossibly shabby."
And so there can't be many people who will rush out to buy one now those things have been fixed. If you were a 300C kinda guy before, you still will be now. If you weren't, this micro-facelift won't have made a whole lot of difference.
On the other hand, the jiggery-pokery to the range might change your situation. New prominence goes to the diesels. They're good. It's a Merc-derived V6 with 215bhp and a smooth-ish auto.
People have been buying the diesel in big numbers, unlike most of the petrol models, so they've been offed from the range. The only petrol 300C that remains is the entertainingly bonkers SRT/8. A V8, 425bhp and a set of 20s do it for me.
So Chrysler has combined the two in a new SRT-Design trim. It has the diesel engine but the looks, the ride-imperiling 20s and the sportified leather-and-carbon cabin of the SRT. And navigation, Bluetooth, iPod connector and integral 20Gb music drive.
I fancy the Touring version. It's rational: it's a diesel estate at a good price. But surely no one will buy it for rational reasons...
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I bought three different types of fresh sausages at the butcher.
Put them flat in an oiled tc bakeware dish, added some liquid (white wine) and a few shreds of garlic. I kept them in the cooler part of the oven by the door so they would not cook too quickly.
They cooked up well in the oven with a nice smokey flavor. Turned out fine!
Another oven twist.
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Our 'Pledge to Help a Bulldog' program allows you to give a designated amount each month to SCBR for use in the care of bulldogs in long term hospice, bulldogs needing extensive medical care and keeping bulldogs safe until homes are found.
Making a pledge makes planned giving easy to budget, no remembering to send checks, no stamps and it all helps bulldog rescue in your community.
You can make your pledge to bulldog rescue to help the neediest of bulldogs in rescue. All funds are used for the spay/neuters, medical care, feeding and keeping bulldogs safe until a home can be found for them.
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For as little as $5 a month, you can help pay for medicated shampoos, antibiotics, eye drops, ear cleaners, food and medical care many of these bulldogs need and may not of ever gotten until they came to rescue.
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McCaul: Putin wants to relive 'glory days'
Rep. Mike McCaul believes Russian President Vladimir Putin wants to relive Russia's "glory days."
"Mr. Putin is returning to a Cold War mentality," the Texas Republican said Sunday on CBS's "Face the Nation." "When I was over there, you could see this nationalistic pride and sort of a resurgence to regain the glory of the old days of the Soviet empire."
"I think his long-term strategy is to bring back into the fold, if you will, the glory days of the empire," added McCaul, chairman of the House Homeland Security Committee.
McCaul's comments come after Secretary of State John Kerry appeared on the Sunday network news shows to explain intelligence that points to Russians aiding separatists in shooting down a Malaysian airliner over Ukraine on Thursday, killing all 298 people onboard.
"With respect to what happened,'he added, "I think the game changer aspects of this, the wakeup call in terms of what has happened, I think it calls for tougher measures on Russia from the United States."
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PROT has recently announced it's intention to list on the OTCBB. I have always taken a more serious look at companies graduating from the pink sheets (now otcmarkets). Proteonomix is a biotechnology company focused on developing therapeutics based upon the use of human cells and their derivatives. Proteonomix has facilities at a number of academic institutions. Its subsidiary, Proteoderm has developed a line of anti-aging cosmetics. The company has experienced some price appreciation since December of 2009. Additionally, there have been two insider purchases at $1.5
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Reviewing penny stock markets determining opportunity, if any. Your guard should be up when researching penny stocks. Taking a company from a pennystock and eventually listing on a major exchange is a challenging feat. Many companies attempt it every year, many fail. One example is TRLG, initially a pennystock, recently bought out for $30 per share. Stocks like TRLG are rare, but they happen.
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Jet Set Willy's Matthew Smith to return with new game almost 30 years after his last27 March 2013
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