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Frances Ellen Bedford (born 5 November 1953), Australian politician, is a member of the South Australian House of Assembly. She represents the electoral district of Florey and is a member of the Australian Labor Party.
Bedford was born in Sydney and moved to Melbourne and then Adelaide after the death of her mother. She became involved in politics and became an electorate officer for former Labor MP Peter Duncan. She was elected to State Parliament in the 1997 state election.
Hailing from the Socialist Left faction of the Australian Labor Party, Bedford has described herself as being South Australia's most left-wing MP. Her support for the Relationships Bill 2005, a bill which extends legal protections to same-sex couples, has made her a target of fundamentalist groups. Her opinions are considered by some as being incompatible with the opinions of her 'bible belt' electorate ^ . Despite this, she was returned at the 2006 state election with a swing of more than 10 points (two-party-preferred), exceeding the statewide swing to the Labor government and defeating her Liberal opponent Pat Trainor, a former pastor in the Assemblies of God.
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By Rob Blackwelder on Tuesday 8th March 2005
Imagine asking Robert De Niro for his daughter's hand in marriage. (Shudder!) Now imagine he's an ex-CIA agent who keeps a lie detector in his basement. (Eek!) Now imagine you're Ben Stiller.
Now you see where "Meet the Parents" gets all its best laughs.
A middling comedy-of-the-uncomfortable escapade in which casting is the key, "Parents" stars Stiller as Greg Focker, a very nervous boyfriend spending a nightmare weekend at the childhood home of the girl he loves (Teri Polo).
Plagued by Murphy's Law while trying desperately to buddy up to her folks, Greg's missing luggage containing the engagement ring is the least of his problems (that is, until the wrong bag is delivered later, packed with S&M paraphernalia). He can't seem to get a laugh out of Mom (Blythe Danner) and Dad to save his life. His little white lies -- a domino effect begun when his girlfriend whispers "Oh, yeah, and we're not living together," as they arrive -- keep coming back to bite him in the backside. And before long the slapstick kicks in: A spilled urn of grandma's remains, a sorry substitute for a missing housecat and an overflowing septic tank are all pivotal gags in what should be a side-splitting comedy.
But director Jay Roach (the "Austin Powers" movies) seems to struggle with the tone of such moments, choking the chuckles out of several scenes by turning the anxiety up a little too high.
Stiller deadpans ulcer-inducing apprehension better than anyone in comedy right now, but he takes it over the top in "Parents," forgetting we're supposed to be laughing at him, not panicking with him.
When he and De Niro are playing off each other, this gag-fest is at its best -- but mostly because De Niro has a hilarious arsenal of innocuously threatening glances he keeps feeding the camera at a steady clip. He catches Stiller poking around the polygraph machine in his concealed workshop and says "Go ahead, try it on!" like a suspiciously encouraging carnival barker.
Stealing scenes from both of them is the ingeniously idiosyncratic Owen Wilson, fresh from doing the same thing to Jackie Chan in "Shanghai Noon." He plays Polo's impossibly perfect ex-boyfriend -- a dot-com millionaire and jack-of-all-trades who is tight with Pop, owns a rustic mansion he built himself and still harbors a jones for this one that got away.
From time to time a comedy bit breaks free of the movie's too-strained-to-laugh-out-loud climate. After their animosity has become a sport, Stiller and De Niro are a riot snarling at each other in a red light-green light drag-racing scene reminiscent of the sprint home between Matthew Broderick and Jennifer Gray in "Ferris Bueller's Day Off."
But more often than not, the movie's tension gets in the way of its giggles, depending too much on its stars' comedy instincts and over-extended running gags like a play on words on Greg's last name, which is beaten within an inch of its life through the course of the picture.
Some scenes might have you in stitches. But too many others will make you squirm. In six months, at home, where you can crash on your couch, control the fast-forward and chow on pizza during the plodding, cumbersome moments, "Meet the Parents" would probably be worth a $4 rental fee. But by missing it in the theater, you're not missing much.
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The King Khan & BBQ Show : "Alone Again" (via SoundCloud)
A few years ago, it seemed that there was trouble in paradise between the King Khan & BBQ Show. It appears that's all in the past, as the duo, fresh off a recent tour with the Black Lips, have announced their new album Bad News Boys. King Khan and Mark Sultan's follow-up to 2009's Invisible Girl is out February 24 via In the Red. That's "Alone Again" above.
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With a barrage of planned new releases, Mark Sultan embodies the word "prolific." First off, the Canadian garage-rocker (also known as the "BBQ" half of the King Khan & BBQ Show) has two new LPs on the way. Whatever I Want and Whenever I Want are set to arrive in a limited color vinyl run this October on In the Red. A CD called Whatever/Whenever, culling tracks from both, will follow. Among the collaborators on the albums are members of Black Lips and the Gories.
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The Almighty Defenders are a new garage-rocking dream band made up of Black Lips, King Khan, and Mark Sultan (aka BBQ). The crew's self-titled debut LP is due September 22 on Vice, and the first leaked track-- wily howler "Bow Down and Die"-- is already leading questionably sober sing-alongs all over the internet.
Now we get trickle number two in the form of a song called "Cone of Light", which shimmies with some Sam Cooke-y gospel swagger. Stream and/or download it after the jump:
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By Tom Breihan on July 31, 2009 at 8:00 a.m. EDT
The King Khan & BBQ Show, wacky motherfuckers that they are, don't announce new albums via press release, the way sane people do. Instead, the dynamic garage rock duo jump on their MySpace page and post an alternately informative and annoying "KKBBQ Infomercial" featuring tons of song clips and goofy voices. (Whoever does the Snaggletooth impression should really consider never doing a Snaggletooth impression again.)
So here's the pertinent information: The new album will be called Invisible Girl. It's out on November 3. The infomercial promises "12 songs loaded with kicks", and someone describes it as "a love story of hate."
The duo's publicist has also filled in some blanks. Garage powerhouse In the Red will release the album in the U.S. (Paper Bag will release it in Canada), which Khan and BBQ recorded last year in Brooklyn and Berlin. The tracklist is after the jump.
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Last month, we reported on the formation of the Almighty Defenders, the new supergroup comprised of the Black Lips and hedonistic garage-rock compatriots King Khan and BBQ (aka Mark Sultan). After the Lips escaped arrest in India earlier this year, they jetted to Berlin and recorded the Almighty Defenders' self-titled debut album, which is due September 22 from Vice Records. That's the cover above.
And now you can hear a song from that LP, the adorably titled "Bow Down and Die". It's pretty much what you'd expect from this lot: A drunken mass singalong over a reverbed-out swamp-rock guitar riff, the sort of thing that goes just right with vast quantities of cheap beer.
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Hey remember back in January when Black Lips had all that drama in India and they ended up getting the hell out of the country as quickly as possible? Well, as we reported, they ended up safely in Berlin, where they hung out with their buddies King Khan and BBQ (aka Mark Sultan).
While everybody was in town, they formed a big ol' supergroup together and recorded an album. The Lips/Khan/BBQ teamup has been given the name the Almighty Defenders, and they'll release their self-titled debut September 22 on Vice Records.
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-- For the first time in the history of this earth, new wave nutballs Devo will perform their classic 1978 Brian Eno-produced debut, Q: Are We Not Men? A: We Are Devo! , in its entirety live in concert. Front to back, "Mongoloid", "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction", "Jocko Homo" and the rest. The Don't Look Back show goes down at London's Kentish Town Forum May 6. The yellow-jumpsuited crew will hit SXSW this month and ATP's Fans Strike Back fest at Butlins Holiday Centre in Minehead, England May 8.
-- When people talk about the "BBQ Show" part of the King Khan & BBQ Show , they're talking about garage rock mainstay Mark Sultan. The singer/songwriter/shaman releases new single "Hold On" (featuring a Joe Meek cover on the flip) on Sub Pop this Tuesday, March 10. Sultan is also touring with and without King Khan this spring, starting with a run of shows at SXSW.
-- Busy days for pastiche DJ-producer Daedelus. The L.A. artist has a couple new projects out now: the self-titled debut from the Long Lost (aka Daedelus and wife Laura Darlington) on Ninja Tune and an EP, split with L.A. duo Jogger, for the new Friends of Friends series, which promotes socially and environmentally progressive music industry practices. And the Friends of Friends release comes with a dippy t-shirt and remixes! Daedelus and his beloved are gigging through Europe as the Long Lost right now.
-- Lo-fi indie rockers the Soft Pack are ready to release a digital EP, The Muslims, March 10 via Kemado. You see, the band used to be called the Muslims, so they're cutting their losses and making an attempt at cleverness with the title of the new EP. Good on them. They're also playing a ton of shows right now.
-- Hipster-porn dance band Thieves Like Us , known for their addictive track "Drugs in My Body", come out with their first album, Play Music , this Tuesday, March 10 April 7 in the U.S. Fantasy Memory will release the CD, while Shelf Life will release the vinyl and the CD. Get it? Play Music ? They play music. They tour, too.
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Duane Sorenson says this beer cocktail is "the best of both worlds: Bloody Mary meets Michelada. It gives so much, and asks for so little in return."
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Coffee+Coke+Alcohol=Your Friday Salvation
A coffee cocktail that will give you a little boost of caffeine along with your buzz.
Not a Michelada, Not Yet a Bloody Mary—It's a Bloody Beer
What do you get when you cross a Michelada with a Bloody Mary? A Bloody Beer, that's what!
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How Stumptown Coffee's Duane Sorenson Does Brunch
When Stumptown's Duane Sorenson isn't running the hippest coffee company in America, he's Portland's most popular host—throwing a laid-back brunch with family, friends, and, yes, really good brew.
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Stumptown Owner Duane Sorenson's Laid-Back Brunch Party
Stumptown Coffee owner Duane Sorenson hosts a relaxed brunch at his Portland home.
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A coffee cake with chocolate and hazelnuts that you could eat for both breakfast and dessert
Hot-Smoked Salmon with Caper Cream Cheese
Hot-smoked salmon, unlike cured, is fully cooked.
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Spicy Pickled Green Beans and Fennel
These hot and sour pickles make a perfect garnish for Bloody Beers (click for recipe).
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Greens with Bacon, Mushrooms, and Blue Cheese
You can dress this salad about half an hour in advance to no ill effect—the hearty greens can handle it.
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91 points Robert Parker's Wine Advocate: "Bisceglia's 2008 Aglianico del Vulture Gudarra is one of the very best wines readers will find in this price range. Layers of expressive dark fruit cover every inch of the palate in a vivid, textured Aglianico that impresses from start to finish. Hints of mocha, grilled herbs and rosemary add complexity over time. The dazzling, racy Gudarra is best enjoyed over the next few years. It is another superb value. Anticipated maturity: 2013-2018. (AG)" (2/2013) Wine Enthusiast: "This is a generous and powerful expression of Aglianico, with angular edges, tight tannins and a lasti ...Read More »
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93 points James Suckling: "Aromas of tar and asphalt combined with strawberries follow through to a full-bodied, juicy Barolo with fine tannins and a beautiful acid/fruit balance. Long on the finish, and although a bit oaky now, this will be excellent in 2016." (8/2014) K&L Notes: Started by Angelo Germano in 1908, this estate has been run by the fourth generation of Germanos--Davide--since the 1990s. (Davide's first complete vintage was 1998.) This is sourced from the Rué Vineyard. The vineyard's soils are sandy marl, and the vines are farmed naturally, using Integrated Pest Management techn... Read More »
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This batch of the Blason Brut sparkling wine is made from 100% Ribolla Gialla grapes and is produced in a "long Charmat" method, meaning that it spend six months in tanks. Blason is from Isonzo in Italy's north easternmost region, called Friuli, which borders Slovenia.
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Wine Spectator: "Full, soft and fruity, with lots of wild raspberry and blackberry aromas and flavors and a soft texture." (6/2007) K&L Notes: The Teroldego wine is an indigenous varietal of Trentino which finds its ideal environment in the Piana Rotaliana. Teroldego seems to derive from "Tiroler Gold," the name that indicated this wine at the Court of Vienna under the Austro-Hungarian empire. From this name came the Tiroldico and finally Teroldego. Among the Trentino wines it is certainly the most famous and rightfully called the royal wine of Trentino.
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91 points James Suckling: "A rich and fruit Chardonnay with apple pie and milk aromas and flavors. Full and fruity, with lots going on. Always excellent." (12/2011)90 points Stephen Tanzer's International Wine Cellar: "Good, medium yellow color with gold highlights. Bright, pure aromas of tropical fruit, lime and white pepper. Dense, supple and fresh, offering bright orchard fruit, butter and pineapple flavors that gain depth and spiciness with air. In an exuberant, in-your-face, fruit-filled New World style, but avoids coming across as an over-the-top caricature. Serious unoaked chardonnay with impressive purity." (10/2011) Robert Parker's Wine Advocate: "The 2009 Cha ...Read More »
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The 2012 Abtei Muri Sudtirol "Weiss" is a blend of 70% Pinot Bianco and 30% Pinot Grigio grown in the village of Appiano/Eppan in a southeast facing vineyard with predominantly gravelly limestone soils at elevations from 1500 to over 2000 feet, with vines aged 20-30 years. The wines from this area exhibit a persistent saltiness to go along with the excellent acidic balance. Winemaker Christian Werth ferments in stainless steel and then ages it for 15 months in large wooden casks with a weekly lees stirring. This wine can age easily for another 5-8 year... Read More »
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Jancis Robinson: "Monforte d'Alba. Quite deep ruby with narrow orange rim – oak? Very closed and reluctant on the nose, with only a hint of bacon. Succulent fruit with a muscular tannic structure and multilayered finish, but not nearly ready. (17/20)" (6/2014) K&L Notes: Started by Angelo Germano in 1908, this estate has been run by the fourth generation of Germanos--Davide--since the 1990s.
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Jancis Robinson: "Magliocco. Deep ruby with the beginning of orange on the nose. Pretty nose of oak and leafy fruit and already a little mature. Still a bit closed on the fruit on the palate and the tannins and acidity make it a little austere. Long perfumed finish with hints of oak. (WS)" (10/2013) K&L Notes: The 2011 Cantine Viola Rosso is 100% Magliocco from Calabria, and sees no wood aging at all, just fermentation in stainless steel and then bottle age. The wine's aromatics are untamed; it smells of wild brush and roasted meats and while those aromatics are profound they seem to ... Read More »
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90 points Robert Parker's Wine Advocate: "The 2009 Brunello di Montalcino is a pretty and nuanced wine that paints a more complete picture of the 2009 vintage. It opens to a compelling dark color and shows good density in the glass with dark ruby and garnet highlights. The bouquet is masculine and savory with deep renderings of dried fruit, spice, leather, cola and licorice. Within a few moments, very distant tones of black truffle and earthly highlights begin to emerge from the glass and give the wine that extra Sangiovese character you look for in Brunello. There's more texture here as well. N ...Read More »
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93 points James Suckling: "A wine with blueberry and chocolate character. Medium body with hints of orange peel and cocoa. Lot of dried strawberries too. A small Brunello production with soul. Top cuvée. Drink or hold." (2/2014)90 points Stephen Tanzer's International Wine Cellar: "Good full red. Sexy aromas of ripe raspberry, sweet spices, tobacco and quinine, plus mineral and truffle nuances. Fresh and vibrant on the palate, with a strong spine of acids and tannins nicely supporting the wine's underlying rich, ripe red-fruit sweetness. Finishes with excellent length and balance." (7/2014)
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94 points James Suckling: "A wine with lovely ripe fruits such as strawberries and cherries with hints of new wood. Full and very velvety with a pretty balance between fruit, wood and acidity. Always excellent. Cabernet Sauvignon. Better in 2014." (8/2012)90 points Robert Parker's Wine Advocate: "The 2009 Sancta Catharina is 30% Sangiovese, 30% Cabernet Sauvignon, 30% Syrah and 10% Petit Verdot, aged in French oak barrels. It is a decidedly powerful, structured wine bursting with blackberry jam, violets, menthol, licorice and French oak. (AG)" (6/2012)90 points Stephen Tanzer's International Wine Cellar: "Dark ruby. Lovely aromas of blackcurrant, violet and aromatic herbs. Swee ...Read More »
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91 points Robert Parker's Wine Advocate: "The 2008 Brunello di Montalcino Riserva Franci lays on good foundations despite the overall austerity of the 2008 vintage. True to the Riserva moniker, there's an extra dose of intensity here, a riper style, bright acidity at the back and an added layer of firmness or astringency to the tannins. Even the alcohol feels slightly warmer in the 2008 Riserva compaired to the two 2009 Brunellos although it is not (14% compared to 14.5% for the two 2009 wines). In summary, this wine does exactly with Brnello Riserva should do: It brings you a little bit more of ...Read More »
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91 points Robert Parker's Wine Advocate: "Sesta di Sopra's 2008 Brunello di Montalcino is rather closed in its aromatics, but is more expressive on the palate, where layers of dark red fruit come alive. Smoke, tar, licorice, scorched earth and smoke add an attractive element of gravitas on the finish. Deceptively medium in body, the 2008, nevertheless, packs a serious punch. The long, superbly delineated finish bodes well for the future, but the 2008 needs time in bottle to settle down a bit more. Anticipated maturity: 2016-2026." (6/2013)91 points Wine Enthusiast: "Dark cherry, leather, tobacco and spicy aromas of cured me ...Read More »
Rossese is a native Italian red grape from Liguria, one of hundreds of such regional specialties and a delight to discover.
Inventory: Hollywood
90 points Wine & Spirits: "Scents of dried cherries and candied orange give this a sense of sweetness, but the wine is dry, with a dusty soil character and bitter chocolate tannins. A blend of sangiovese with alicante, syrah and carignan, this is juicy, firm and Italianate in its lasting, Baroque complexity." (4/2014)
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A blend of Grechetto and Voignier, this wine ages 'sur lies' in 10-hectoliter oak and chestnut barrels. The color is a clear, golden-yellow, the result of sitting on the lees. The aromas are surprisingly complex, mineral, intense yet elegant, with a pleasing fruit component that is not too ripe. There is white peach, medlar and perhaps some fresh almond, along with flint and gentian flower. The flavor is balanced, soft, piquant and perfectly upheld by a brackish, Mediterranean acidity.
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SMCKC November Pro Lunch: Intellectual Property, Copyright Law, and Social Media
Social Media Club of Kansas City
Friday, November 9, 2012 at 5:00 PM - Saturday, November 10, 2012 at 1:00 PM (CST)
Join the Social Media Club of Kansas City in the lovely Jazz Club at the Majestic for our inaugural pro lunch session featuring attorney and SMCKC member Cheryl Burbach, partner at the Overland Park-based intellectual property law firm Hovey Williams LLP.
Cheryl will explain the basics of IP law and how it applies to your social media programs.
Your lunch admission will include entree, drink, and tip. Entrees will be chosen from four options off the Majestic's excellent regular lunch menu. A vegetarian option will be available.
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Fair Use or Foul Play? Keeping Your Social Media Campaign on the Right Side of Copyright Law
Cheryl Burbach, Hovey Williams LLP
Somewhere in your office right now, one of your coworkers is conducting a Google image search, hitting Ctrl+C, and pasting that image into a blog post. Another of your colleagues is posting a comparison on your company's Facebook page of your competitor's services using the competitor's logos. Meanwhile your company has launched a new brand for one of its services, unknowing that someone else owns conflicting trademark rights.
None of these people understand that what they are doing may be a violation of copyright and/or trademark laws, and could expose the company and its client(s) to civil penalties. The intellectual property owners fire off infringement lawsuits. No phone call or "cease and desist" letter. Just an invitation to join them in federal court to answer for your sins.
Social media has transformed the way we communicate and build relationships. It's also made copyright and trademark infringement effortless. Most of the time, it takes the form of an innocent mistake made by somebody who has no clue what the law says about these things. But that doesn't make them immune to liability.
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Make your Edward Scissorhands costume truly cutting edge with a pair of this scary scissorhands gloves! Straight from Tim Burton's frightening film, these classic character weapons are the essential accessory for any scissorhands star.
Slice into the sad, the sweet, and the scary when you wear this officially licensed Miss Scissorhands adult womens costume. This classic black dress comes complete with a messy head of hair, scissor gloves, and belt to transform you into this twisted character.


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The Rural County Representatives of California (RCRC) has selected Assemblywoman Kristin Olsen (R-Modesto) as one of two recipients for the annual "Patti Mattingly Award" for 2012. The Patti Mattingly Award is given to a policymaker who has demonstrated leadership on rural issues and an understanding of the unique challenges that rural communities face.
U.S. Representative Jeff Denham (R-Turlock) recently honored Vietnam combat veteran and Turlock native Rufino "Joe" Centeno with the Combat Infantryman Badge (CIB) among other awards and decorations earned for his distinguished service during the Vietnam War in 1968, but did not receive following his discharge from the armed services.
A local councilman's hard fought goal of a river trail from the east to the west side of Oakdale possibly came to a halt when an expected property owner pulled support of an easement that would have allowed trail access from Valley View Park to Kerr Park.
At a time when the City of Oakdale tries to pull itself out from the recent economic downturn, it must weigh the cost of compensating its employees fairly for their services as other cities also recover and offer more competitive wages to pull away qualified personnel.
Frank Clark is a cornerstone within Oakdale - though he'd be the first to tell you he's not.
In keeping with a plan to raise out-of-district water rates incrementally until a rate of $100 per acre foot is met by water year 2016, the Oakdale Irrigation District Board of Directors unanimously approved to increase 2013 out-of-district water deliveries to $55 per acre foot for all measurable deliveries in an action at the Jan. 15 regular meeting.
An early morning accident on Thursday, Jan. 3 claimed the life of a Sonora woman and left a Riverbank man with major injuries.
City leaders and Oakdale residents were basically assured by Pacific Gas and Electric officials that the underground conversion of overhead power lines along South Yosemite Avenue would not result in any cost to local citizens.
Oakdale Chamber of Commerce will host its annual awards dinner on Friday, Jan. 18. Tickets for the dinner and ceremony are on sale now at the Oakdale Chamber of Commerce and on the Oakdale Chamber website for $40 per person. Seating is limited and tickets must be reserved by this Friday, Jan. 11.
Newly hired Oakdale City Manager Bryan Whitemyer accepted concessions in retirement benefits of the four-year $160,500 annual salary employment contract and far less in total compensation than his predecessor to come over from the City of Hughson and assist the budget-strapped city of Oakdale.
A 44-year-old Oakdale man was arrested Monday afternoon, Jan. 7, after police say he was named in the sexual assault of a 16-year-old girl. The teen, who admitted she had been drinking at a party hosted by the suspect, was later reportedly molested by him after falling asleep.
Newly hired Oakdale City Manager Bryan Whitemyer accepted concessions in retirement benefits of the four-year $160,500 annual salary employment contract and far less in total compensation than his predecessor to come over from the City of Hughson and assist the budget strapped city of Oakdale.
A two vehicle collision on Orange Blossom Road early morning Thursday, Jan. 3 claimed one life.
From the changes in city leadership, elected and appointed, to the extraordinary run to the state bowl game by the varsity football Mustangs late in the year, 2012 was filled with news, both good and bad. This week, we continue the 'Year in Review' by taking a look at the months gone by, with headlines from the second half of the year. These were taken from the pages of The Oakdale leader, July through December.
It's that time of year again - time to recognize the best of the best in Oakdale from businesses to students ‑ as the Oakdale Chamber of Commerce presents merits of distinction at a special awards night ceremony, Friday, Jan. 18 at 6 p.m. in the community center.
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If there was a common reaction among the Third Avenue merchants Thursday afternoon, May 14, it was one of frustration as to why the Oakdale Tourism and Visitors Bureau moved the weekly farmers market from the downtown area to the Oakdale Community Center Plaza.
Thirteen years of primary education will officially come to a close for the Class of 2015 this Friday night at the Oakdale High Corral. The 7 p.m. graduation ceremony will be their final moments on the field as Mustangs, only to then become alumni of the school.
Great weather and high attendance combined to make this year's Oakdale Chocolate Festival a triumph on Saturday and Sunday, May 16 and 17.
With the irony of rain and stormy skies outside, the Oakdale Irrigation District held a water committee meeting to discuss this year's continuing drought from lack of rain and how the 106-year-old district was allocating its water to customers.
A Friday night accident left one woman with major injuries and saw traffic along a bus stretch of North Yosemite shut down for a brief time while traffic was detoured around the scene.
The newspaper business will be minus one well spoken, mature-beyond-her-years teen as Oakdale High School senior Rachelle Pabalan turns her sights elsewhere heading into her collegiate future.
It didn't appear to be the largest opening night crowd in history – but it was also a little difficult to tell.
A citizen who thought she was helping a family friend became the victim of a large theft of personal items but turned things around in getting one of the thief's accomplices arrested when they tried to sell the stolen items back to her.
A mid-day probation search in a quiet upscale neighborhood resulted in the seizure of narcotics, paraphernalia, and two subjects from the house taken to jail on drug charges.
A dispute between cohabitants on Thursday morning, May 7, escalated to the point where one of the participants was arrested for attempted murder after he doused his female roommate with gasoline and attempted to light her on fire.
An interrupted residential burglary in the Del Rio area off Stewart Road and McHenry Avenue on Wednesday, April 29, led to a high speed chase with the vehicle being discarded outside of Oakdale off Rodden Road. The suspect fled on foot and swam across the Stanislaus River back into the city causing police to lock down the area as sheriff's units conducted a neighborhood search for the man.
In the dark underground world of sex trafficking, acts of prostitution and its victims, the women forced to work in the sex trade, are often concealed in a single business: brothels posing as massage parlors.
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How often should I bleed my brakes on a 1992 Cadillac deville. Also how often should I change the brake fluid. The brake fluid is dot 3. Thanks.
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Easy access recommendations delivered straight to INQ phones' home screens.
Foursquare and INQ have inked a deal which will see the latter's Android phones get a dedicated home screen for the location aware social service. Owners of phones including the INQ Cloud Touch will be able to swipe their blowers and get realtime Foursquare info on-the-go.
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Based on previous check-ins, current location and check-ins by your pals, the Foursquare home screen will deliver live recommendations on where to eat, where to hang out and where to shop.
If you're not a member of Foursquare, fear not. INQ says it's got that one covered. CEO Frank Meehan said, "We're looking to make it really easy for a consumer to discover and sign up to foursquare itself, via the start-up sequence. Then we're taking foursquare's great knowledge of the world around you and visualising that on your home screen, enabling you to explore events, restaurants, clubs and even bookmark places in a to-do list."
This is a really smart move by INQ, once again showing why its phones are the way to for social media savvy punters. Tell us what you think of the deal on our Facebook and Twitter pages now.


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Wasabi mayo is delicious on grilled salmon, salmon cakes or deep-fried oysters (and most any other seafood). Try perking up anything that uses mayonnaise, such as deviled eggs, tuna salad sandwiches, or the po'boy sandwiches below. This mayo recipe eliminates today's problems with raw eggs and possible salmonella because the egg base is heated before emulsifying it into mayonnaise. Serve this over grilled tuna or other fish.
Now that you've made the wasabi mayonnaise, why not make some wasabi po'boy sandwiches that'll take your breath away? The following recipe makes four servings.
Pancakes as a side dish for dinner? If made from potatoes, they can be served as a crisp accent to a meal in place of bland mashed potatoes. This is another of those basic recipes that can be altered by changing the ingredients added to the potatoes to vary the taste and to complement the entrée with which they are being served. We've added horseradish, chiles, cheese, and other seasonings.
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Mike D'Antoni helped turn the Phoenix Suns into a championship contender before abruptly leaving for the New York Knicks after the 2008 season, and now the current Lakers coach says he regrets making the move. D'Antoni led the Suns to the playoffs four straight seasons. They even made back-to-back appearances in the Western Conference Finals, and I'll argue if it weren't for a few suspensions to key players in the playoffs, they likely would have won a championship. But after a first-round exit from the 2008 NBA playoffs, a discouraged D'Antoni decided to take the big money the Knicks were offering. In an excellent interview with ESPN LA's Ramona Shelburne, D'Antoni said he shouldn't have taken the job. "I shouldn't have gone to New York," D'Antoni told Shelburne. "I should have stuck in there and battled. You don't get to coach somebody like him [Nash] too many times. It's pretty sacred and you need to take care of it. I didn't." D'Antoni stepped into a bad situation with the Knicks. The team was coming off seven straight losing seasons, and it wasn't until D'Antoni's third season that they finally achieved a winning record during his tenure. He went 121-167 (.451) over three-plus seasons as their coach before stepping down in March after clashing with star player Carmelo Anthony. He provided further insight about why he left Phoenix. "I think we got frustrated and I got frustrated. That's why I left. We were there, it seemed like we deserved it, and then it seemed like something happened all the time. Maybe we weren't good enough either. We have to understand that. "I probably irrationally made a decision right when the season was over. You should take a month to figure it out. I shouldn't have left. That was my fault." D'Antoni also told Shelburne that he initiated the split from the Suns. Maybe it wasn't the wisest move for D'Antoni to leave for New York, but now he's in a great situation. He's coaching several All-Stars and potential Hall of Famers on the Lakers, and he has an excellent chance to win the title that eluded him in Phoenix. If he finally wins one, then he shouldn't regret anything about his career arc.
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Barry Robinson, of Front Royal, fishes in the Shenandoah River at Morgan's Ford in Warren County on a recent hot afternoon. The high today will be near 82. The forecast calls for scattered showers this afternoon and then showers and thunderstorms likely after 4 p.m. Rich Cooley/Daily
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Woodstock Water and Sewer Department workers Jason Roberts, measuring the ditch, L.J. Neff and Howard Miller, operating the backhoe, install a 12-inch water main along Tower Avenue on Wednesday. The line will extend to West Locust Street and eventually to Sunset Crest. It will loop into the existing distribution system to provide increased volume for fire suppression, to stabilize pressure and improve flow to and from the North Street storage tank. This is the first of three system upgrades planned for this year. Alex Bridges/Daily
May 15, 2015
Kiera Miller, 5, of Strasburg rides the swings during the Mayfest Carnival on Friday evening on the Strasburg Town Lot.
May 11, 2015
Construction workers work on top of the bridge across Gooney Creek on U.S. 340 south of Front Royal on Monday. Rich Cooley/Daily
April 23, 2015
Barbara Sawyers, 63, of Front Royal, walks past a blooming redbud tree along Pine Street near her home recently. Rich Cooley/Daily
April 22, 2015
Jason Glascock, of Bentonville, uses the bed of his pickup truck to stand on as he spray paints this row of buildings along Kidd Lane off Main Street in Front Royal on a spring afternoon. Rich Cooley/Daily
April 17, 2015
Roy Custer, of Edinburg, trims the top portion of a tree limb off Toll House Road in Maurertown on a recent spring afternoon. Rich Cooley/Daily
April 15, 2015
Aurelio Lopez walks his son Marcelo, 19 months, around the brick walkway outside the gazebo area on East Main Street in Front Royal on a spring afternoon. Rich Cooley/Daily
March 24, 2015
Bernice Rowan, 60, left, of Bluemont, chats with Strasburg High School athletic director Matt Hiserman, right, about the Fannin ram she recently donated to the high school. Rowan, a big-game hunter and a 1972 Strasburg High School graduate, shot the animal during a 2005 hunting trip in Alaska. Rowan, a hunter for 35 years, has hunted in Alaska and Africa and holds the record for the largest brown bear killed in Alaska at 10 1/2 feet tall. The mount will be displayed in the Ram Wall of Fame area showcasing the school's athletes. Rich Cooley/Daily
March 17, 2015
Jeffrey Benko, of Front Royal, makes an adjustment to a fishing lure as the fishes in his kayak in Lake Frederick on Monday. Rich Cooley/Daily
March 16, 2015
Front Royal Master Police Officer Steve Mauck looks over the damage after this 2008 Honda Accord crashed into the BB&T Bank at the Royal Plaza Shopping Center on Monday morning.
March 11, 2015
Construction crews raise the steel components of the South Fork of the Shenandoah River bridge under construction in Front Royal on Wednesday afternoon. The $48.4 million project is slated to be completed in late 2017.
February 26, 2015
Bill Caudill, 82, clears his driveway outside his home on West 15th Street in Front Royal on Thursday. Rich Cooley/Daily
February 19, 2015
Kate Rudacille stacks firewood outside her Luray Avenue residence in Front Royal on a cold winter afternoon. Rich Cooley/Daily
February 5, 2015
Tyrone Ambers works on replacing the clutch in his car outside his apartment off Blue Ridge Avenue in Front Royal recently. Rich Cooley/Daily
January 28, 2015
Paula Conroe, left, and her daughter Melissa Fisher, right, both of Front Royal, take a brisk walk along the Eastham Park Trail on a cold winter afternoon. Rich Cooley/Daily
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Larry Smith comes in for a landing in his hang glider off Tower Road east of Woodstock on a cold winter afternoon. Rich Cooley/Daily
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As we hope you will appreciate, the folks here at Football Nation.com have decided to do a series of fantasy football based articles. I have the inevitable task of trying to determine the fantasy value of the second round draft choice of the New England Patriots, Aaron Dob-son.Aaron was a disappoint as far as statistics were concerned in his last season at Marshall University. Though he caught 50 plus balls and had over 500 yards in receptions, he was targeted some 92 times and ironically he had no recorded drops. Almost a conundrum!His fantasy value with the Patriots could go either way, and they depend upon what the rest of the receiving corps looks like personal wise, and how they perform as a unit. I could see him either a bust or as a surprise!As it stands right now he has made some really good catches in the OTA's, but conversely he has also dropped some all by myself catch able balls. His progress is a one day good, one day bad type of start. So when trying to determine is fa...
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Polymyalgia rheumatica and giant cell arteritis: An in-depth look at diagnosis and treatment
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DOI: 10.1111/j.1745-7599.2012.00717.x
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Kennedy, S. (2012), Polymyalgia rheumatica and giant cell arteritis: An in-depth look at diagnosis and treatment. Journal of the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners, 24: 277–285. doi: 10.1111/j.1745-7599.2012.00717.x
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Purpose: To provide an in-depth synthesis of the literature on polymyalgia rheumatic (PMR) and giant cell arteritis (GCA) that will assist the primary care nurse practitioner (NP) in recognizing the variety of symptom presentations, accurately evaluating laboratory data, developing a plan of care that includes current treatment guidelines, and adroitly managing patients for improved outcomes.
Data sources: A thorough search of the literature was conducted including MEDLINE, CIHAHL, and PubMed encompassing the decades from the 1970s to the present.
Conclusions: Because of the varied and vague symptom presentations of PMR and GCA, primary healthcare providers often misdiagnose these pathologies, delaying treatment and relief of suffering. Textbooks descriptions often omit supplemental content necessary to understand the intricacies of the presenting symptoms, diagnostic tests needed for work-up, and specific treatment for these overlapping pathologies.
Implications for practice: Because PMR and GCA often present in the primary care setting, NPs must maintain a high index of suspicion when a patient over 60 years of age presents with vague complaints such as headache, weakness, anorexia, and malaise. Arriving at an accurate diagnosis in a timely fashion will lead to appropriate treatment and minimize patient suffering.


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TRACKER offers a single application on which Navy personnel can be trained, the memo states, and will save the department from manually moving task assignments between systems. It will be managed by an arm of the Navy's Program Executive Office for Enterprise Information Systems, which develops and acquires IT support systems for the Navy and Marine Corps.
"Cost savings will result from eliminating numerous legacy, siloed tasking and records management systems across the [Department of the Navy], thereby reducing the IT footprint," spokesman Ed Austin said in an email message. "Additional efficiencies will be gained by using modern technology that combines automated task workflows and federally compliant record management functions."
The Navy began designing TRACKER in May 2013 and started developing an early prototype last month, Austin said. The system will initially cover unclassified networks but later apply to classified ones, he added.
Halvorsen's memo notes that deployment of TRACKER will begin in spring 2015 and states that instructions on how to implement the new system and retire legacy systems are forthcoming.
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A Clockwork Orange is a frightening fable about good and evil, and the meaning of human freedom. When the state undertakes to reform Alex to "redeem" him, the novel asks, "At what cost?"
This edition includes the controversial last chapter not published in the first edition, as well as Burgess' introduction, "A Clockwork Orange Resucked".
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"I do not know of any other writer who has done as much with language as Mr. Burgess has done here - the fact that this is also a very funny book may pass unnoticed." (William S. Burroughs)
I loved reading about King Arthur and Knights of the round table when I was a wee lad. Now I am older and love Game of Thrones!
"Interesting Read!"
Yes, the distinct language and meaning of the words throws you back, and by mid way of the story, you as a reader are interpreting what the words mean. Its like being stranded in a strange land and picking and learning a new second language.
Interesting plot, and a different technique used in telling of it. Gripping and interesting all the way thru.
Of course the lead charactor.
Its been done.
I wish Audible would have first played a glossary of terms at the beginning. I was disapointed after hearing for years about it, then the prefix was Mr. Burgess telling a bit about it, and how he wears this like an anchor around his neck, how he always has to talk about the book, which he considers was not one of his greatest work. I am sorry, but if you wrote a book, and it gets included in the top 100 reads of the century.. take it and be humbled that people chose you.
I enjoyed it, but the prefix took away from the beginning pleasure to it. I would have rather read the book, then heard his interview after the story. All in all a good book.
After reading this novella, it is easy to see why Kubrick was drawn to the material. It is cinematic in every way. Except for the age of Alex, the main character, and the ending which Kubrick likely did not know about if he only read the American version.
This work was written 50 years ago, and takes place in the future — a future that supposedly has already taken place, but perhaps has not yet come to be. And Burgess' ability to see into the future of politics, religion and correctional institutions and envision a modern day Willie Horton story with a twist makes this piece worth a listen despite the age of the material.
"**** a real "horrorshow" book"
I was a little apprehensive about picking up this book because of the sociopathic violent weirdness I had heard about. I was pleasantly surprised at how well written and narrated it is! Very horrorshow! Which, by the way is just a slangily anglicized Russian word "horosho"- good! I was several chapters into the book before I realized that, and it slowly dawned on me that I understood 99% of Alex's slang, because it is mostly picked up from Russian. Very cleverly disguised and humorous for the most part. chellovek = "vek" = man. adinoky = alone. moloko=milk. platies=dress, or clothes, used loosely. karman=pocket. And so on and on. Great listen! I only give 4 stars because the subject matter is really not my chashka of chai (cup of tea).
"Dobby Slooshy"
Malenky malchick Alex has his own language and after a few minutes you are immersed in it. I love that this book contains the missing 21st chapter as well as Burgess' introduction, "A Clockwork Orange Resucked". Having the author explain some of the intentions behind the story makes it even more ... i dunno... just MORE. This is not your typical anti hero protagonist story. The characters violently shape this story into it's own unique box. I watched the movie version right after finishing the read and was amazed at how true to the book it stayed. Very entertaining read and also it is a bit on the funny side once you get your Nadsat vocabulary in place. Careful the slovo's are addicting.
"A must read"
This is a classic science fiction/commentary on civilization type story in the style of the book "1984".
This is truly a classic book and should be read. It is not particularly long and worth the read. An excellent book for high school or college reading courses.
"Incredibly well read and written... A must read!"
It's been several years since I read this book in both forms (U.S. and U.K. versions). Listening to this audiobook brings back memories of why I love it so much.
To begin with, it is incredibly well written, and of course is an excellent story... I consider this a must read. Our humble narrator (Tom Hollander) is absolutely perfect as Alex! His accent is perfect, and he does the other voices well, too. The way he blends the definitions of the made-up teen slang (Nadsat) is natural rather than disruptive. I don't think there could be a better narrator for this book. He roped me in and mesmerized me. I couldn't put my iPod down until it was finished (and I've read both versions of the book many times).
If you haven't read the book but have seen the movie, you should get this audiobook. The last chapter, omitted from the movie and the book's original U.S. release and for many years of reprints after, changes the book into a wonderful work of literature.
What a great audiobook. I found this reading to be very well read and the characters really came to life. It is difficult with a book like this to separate authors intent from the more recognizable film depictions. Kubrick did a great job, but the last chapter in the book was far to important to have been discarded. It is violent and horrific; but, that is only one element to the story.
"Has the last chapter"
I like how it shows that the "Authorities" are not much better than the street thugs as far as morals go, only in perception. I loved the movie, and the book just fills in the details that you can't fit into a 90 film.
Taxi Driver, it has a similar main character
He does really well with the accent and makes the character come to life. (I only wish there were a few more actors and sound effects, think old radio and I will give 5 stars)
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Well worth your time
"Dim being really dim..."
My favorite part is Tom Hollander's voice for Dim. Absolutely hysterical.
After the audiobook finishes, there are an extra two chapters of Anthony Burgess reading a Clockwork Orange! Although I was not ready to listen to this after finishing the entire text, I really appreciate the extra piece of audio and will listen to it another time. Although not as entertaining as Hollander, it's always interesting to hear the author read their own work.
I agree that audiobooks seem like a good format for this text because you don't allow yourself to get caught up in the meaning of inventive, mind-bending words.
(Good intro written by author placing film and American version in context and contrast with the author's intent
"What a horrorshow book!"
Nadsat is tough to get used to at first, so having a dictionary up while listening is probably a good idea. A lot of the words are used multiple times (viddy, rooker, plot, veck), so those are easy to pick up.
Great performance by the *humble narrator* and the various voices that he does.
About the 21st chapter: I liked it omitted. There are enough options where the main character comes of age. Those who argue that the denouement happens in the last chapter say so because they want to believe that there is good in everyone and some people just grow up. I think that the denouement comes with Alex getting his choice back late in the 20th chapter. The motif of freedom is much more important than the motif of coming of age.
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As you can see, Ali has always had an impulsive streak about her (much like her real life counter-part). And Luc, of course, often finds himself getting dragged into things. And thus began a cycle that continues to this day.
I worry the art in this one looks a bit too close to the more adult version of Ali and Luc. I'll need to work on that.