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Wednesday, 02 July 2014
A Week in Manhattan: Part Two
My work at the Consumer Electronics Show for Senior Planet was done on Thursday and I moved from the hotel to stay with friends on the upper west side near 72nd Street.
Barry and Wendl Kornfeld have what is considered a luxury among many middle class residents of Manhattan, a two bedroom, two bath apartment. So, like my home here in Oregon with the same configuration, guests and hosts can comfortably cohabit during a visit without bumping onto one another unless they want to.
On my first day with them, we had lunch at an outdoor restaurant along the nearby Hudson River and then walked the promenade. Wendl took this photo of Barry and me with one of the sculptures installed along the pathway.
You might recall that it was Wendl who reported here for me in April on the start of Dr. Bill Thomas's Second Wind tour to promote his then-new book, Second Wind.
As I explained in the intro to her story, I've known Wendl for going on 40 years – she married the man, Barry, I had lived with for several years in the early 1970s. I don't recall how Wendl and I became friends – it's one of those occurrences that sneaks up on you over time, that someone becomes important without you noticing until it is solid fact.
And a good thing it happened in this case because otherwise I might have lost Barry from my life.
There really is nothing like old friends particularly, I think, once we are old enough for the relationships to be really, really old. There is a great ease that comes with a long shared past, of the many events that don't need explaining woven into the present.
I saw another friend for lunch one day and we just continued the ongoing telephone conversation we have had and continue to have once or twice a week for many years. It was nice to do it in person this time.
On the evening the young woman on the subway gave me her seat (see yesterday for that story), I was on my way to dinner with another set of old friends, Joyce Wadler and Lew Grossberger.
Many of you know Joyce; she writes the delightful I Was Misinformed column at The New York Times.
Lew's latest book, Game of Cohens: A Parody, is available in paper and Kindle editions at Amazon where it is noted that he
"...has written four funny books and approximately umpteen quadzillion articles, parodies and satires for every magazine and newspaper that ever existed. He lives in New York City amid all the pomp and splendor befitting one of his exalted rank."
I've known Joyce and Lew almost as long as Barry and Wendl and we had a fine ol' time catching up and telling stories over a sensational dinner at North Square restaurant next to Washington Square Park in the Village.
Here they are with one of our spectacular desserts.
By then, near the end of my visit, I had admitted to myself that leaving New York was the worst mistake of my life.
If I had put my mind to it eight years ago, there must have been a way I could have stayed. Maybe not living exactly where I wanted or in the perfect circumstances, but it might have been.
What shocks me now is that when I realized I had to sell my apartment, I didn't call a meeting of smart, good friends like Joyce and Lew, Barry and Wendl and a couple of others to help me brainstorm how I might stay. Why did I think I had to do it alone?
At dinner and via email since last week, Joyce – ever the reporter – has given me lists of ideas and places to check out for a possible move to New York or nearby.
Neither of us believes such an idea is anything but a long shot but given the power of my attachment to the city, I can't ignore the yearning. Now that the thought has been raised, I need to investigate it.
If it's not feasible, I will be fine here in Oregon. I've made some friends, I am doing useful, satisfying work for elders in helping to develop a Village and I have always been, if nothing else, good at accepting "what is" when there are not other choices.
Meanwhile, I'm still basking in the glow of a wonderful visit to Manhattan.
At The Elder Storytelling Place today, Arlene Corwin: Full of Mind
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Adore your honesty and courage to say out loud what people (me, for example) might feel is embarrassing, humiliating, threatening. And while your post "news" is astounding, the message of longing has threaded through TGB posts since moving to Maine. I hope you figure out a comeback, dear Ronni. You have the chops and wisdom to brainstorm with others today even if you didn't before that move. As a longtime follower of Joyce Wadler's terrific writing even before the column you cite, I would entrust to her and the others named and unnamed the powers and wisdom to support whatever your gut reaction-decision will be.
As a recovering "regretter," I have learned that decisions I made and didn't make were, as the cliche goes, the best possible given the data available and who I was or thought I was. And that one can go home again, after a fashion, as you write, "Maybe not living exactly where I wanted or in the perfect circumstances . . .". I've also learned to listen more to my gut than my head, that changing my mind is permissible if not always feasible, and that being present to and fostering what's right and good no matter my environment is key.
You have the right attitude. Be happy and bloom where you are planted. That said, I hope you can get back to NY.
I also didn't think everything through several years ago. I "reacted" while still in a bit of " why is life doing this issue"
Ronni, I hope this works out for you. We all need to follow our dream. My dream was to live where it is green, and it came true.
Is there no way to use your online presence to make this happen? No way to use us to strong-arm a publication into hiring you:)? No Kickstarter fund to initiate? It seems it should be possible.
People who have moved away from New York and don't miss it are those who never took advantage of what the city has to offer. I have spoken to people (especially young people) who have never been to a museum, seen a play, taken a walk in Central park. They have never walked over the Brooklyn Bridge at dusk or eaten a corn beef sandwich at Katz's. Those are the people who usually bash New York and move out.
Try, try, try.
The love you feel for NYC and the longing to be there is so strong that I hope a way becomes possible for you to make it happen.
Even though you are a strong woman and have made the best of your move it is not where your heart is and I wish that you could follow your dream.
I would like to live closer to my children, but California, like New York City, is impossibly expensive so I am having to stay put. I can identify with having to compromise, but at times it's not easy.
Your friends sound like they are very interesting people and old friends are irreplaceable.
With all this push behind you, Ronni, it's not a question of if, but when. Some way or other, you'll get back there, girl.
Ronni, you eloquently reaffirm the hope for and vision of diverse, liberating cities described by Jane Jacobs, Richard Sennett, and others. I share the wish of many of your readers that your future includes more time spent in NYC.
Why is the place you sold still
not occupied (per yesterday's post. Is there some
opportunity there? Perhaps all
of you can put your heads together make magic for you.
I second all the above. There has to be a way!
I hear your desire and a new opening of thought that you are going to explore. "You go for it!" Life is too short to not have our dreams. Never Never Never Give Up!
I too support your decision to try to find a way back to NYC. Let's hope that old chestnut, "Where there's a will, there's a way," proves once again to be true.
We'll each send you $25 to help defray expenses. (What is your readership? Not just subscribers, but all of us?)
Pare down your belongings. Ask yourself about each piece of furniture, "Can I replace it cheaper (with second- or third-hand) than I can ship it?". The same with wardrobe, books, etc.
Don't live a life of regret any longer. It will bring you down every day. I know.
How exciting! Your NY stories are thrilling to read, the photos are such fun and your desire to go back is exhilarating. Now that the seed is planted you'll find a way. The $25 contribution idea (above) is a good one. We'll help!!
The very first story of mine that you posted, Ronni, was entitled "Another Way". It took me years to figure out another way for my situation, but I did. I know you can figure a way much sooner if that is what you decide to do. Life is too short to let things go that we may actually be able to do something about. I wish you the best as you think this through, but hope that you can keep your blog and storytelling site going! You must do what's best for you no matter what!
Ronni, I feel the angst in your words when you write about NYC. Sometimes when we wish for something, on second look it really wasn't all that great. Obviously, that is not the case with you and the city. I join the others who would be glad to contribute toward moving expenses or at least a regular return to your spiritual home.
I'm dreaming for you, Ronni - that you can buy back your apartment for pennies on the dollar!
Flexibility is the key to a happy life and you seem to have discovered that.
Years ago I was immersed in boredom when Joyce Wadler's column caught my attention. Her humor, mixed with awareness and sensitivity, was the antidote. Then I stopped reading that section of the paper and forgot. Thanks for the reminder.
I agree with Classof65.
I, too, would have said "bloom where you're planted" after the first six moves of my adult life.
Not anymore.
The seventh move was one too many, the place is awful, and we've been stuck here for seven years.
I do work really, really hard at liking some things about it but hard work--daily--is what it is.
There is no greater wealth than being in the right place!
I read an amazing, inspiring story a few months back in the (ironically) The Oregonian about some Pearl District young folks who had two children but decided they were not leaving the city. They subdivided their tiny condo with furniture from Ikea to create "rooms" to enable them to stay put in the city neighborhood they loved.
Those were some smart kids!
Ronni, are you sure there's no way back? Life is short.
Ronni, you hit a homer with this post.
We all know that you and NYC go together like Ollie and a warm chair.
Explore every single lead no matter how big, small, about going home to your city that never sleeps.
I read your posts daily and report what you write to my DH who thinks you are totally formidable.
Bien oui!
We are both excited for you.
Please don't give up on your dream.
No. Finish. Line.
Ronni, I love your haircut!
As for your longing for NYC, what about crowdfunding???
Wishing you well!
Now you have me curious about why you left NYC in the first place.
Wow - given my comment yesterday I see you were already thinking along those line - don't 'dream' - just create loads of different scenarios until one of them gels - I'm sure it will - you've got all the good luck in the world - you just need to make it work for you!
Paula, last year I was instrumental in convincing my husband to make a move that--in retrospect--maybe we didn't have to make. Our place isn't awful but it's not what I would have chosen either. Finances were--and still would be--a consideration, as they may be for you and others who voted to stay planted. We moved from a new-ish 2BR/2BA townhome to a 55+ manufactured home community. Our home was built in 1977 and, suffice it to say, manufactured home construction has improved since then. However, newly manufactured homes in our area sell for $200-300K+. This one was under $50K. The math worked.
Still, we've had to replace most of the appliances and the (super ugly) laminate flooring, the electrical panel and the water heater. We'd budgeted for many of these expenses, fortunately. What we didn't realize is that there's very little "common area" in these places as far as maintenance goes. We're doing more exterior maintenance/gardening than we ever have--and we're not enthusiastic gardeners, albeit that it's good exercise.
So, do I wish I'd been a little more patient and considered a little longer before we decided to put our attractive, nicely-decorated townhouse on the market and leave neighbors we really like? YES! We felt that we needed a single-story home (this is) and one without a long, slippery-when-icy driveway (this isn't) It doesn't feel like home yet, but we're working on it.
It takes lots of bravery to publicly state a dream like this. Maybe just giving your dream fifteen minutes a day of research and brainstorming will amount to its realization. I think you are going to move back, and I hope you do.
deciding where to live is a challenge I watched my grandparents and parents struggle with. Go for your dream - i know it is possible to be happy where ever you are and I am tickled to know you are just up the road (I live near Clackamas Town Center). That being said, with the joy and delight you have expressed over being in Manhattan, it seems as though your heart and soul soars there and there ought to be a way to work it out.
Okay Ronni, I have stood it for as long as I can. Thought surely someone would have asked by now... unless I missed it.
I am intrigued by the photo on the park bench so I have to ask... Was Barry 'striking a pose', so to speak, mocking the statue or is his position in the photo one of pure coincidence? Surely you can understand why one would be curious! :)
While this was a very nice "Trip to Bountiful", if what you really want is to return permanently, I hope it happens for you.
Lots of pros for moving back to NYC--not so many for staying planted. So. . .I hope you can find a way to live your dream, Ronni. For those of us who need (or choose) to stay planted where we are, with work and a little luck, most likely it will turn out to be O.K.
Alan G...
I couldn't remember if we discussed "posing" with the statue. Barry tells me that was intentional, "something fun to do."
You know, there is probably a better chance that I'd get to see you if you manage to get back to NYC than if you stay in Oregon! Crazy, I know, but it fits how we're living these days.
I write from Whitefish MT on the bookapalooza. We're in a more vacation than a work segment. Interesting living out of a car (comfortably) at 67.
Elizabeth, I hope you're still following this thread. Your description of your move made a powerful impression on me!
My husband's chance for a "retirement career" dictated this move; it just went on (and on and on) longer and for less money than I expected in a place I wouldn't have chosen.
Eventually it will end and I, like you did, will no doubt leap up with "suggestions" on what we should do next. Then, if we choose wrongly, I'll feel "to blame!" This could easily happen.
It sounds to me from your description that you had excellent reasons to do what you did. I well know from experience than tunneling through an endless series of home repairs is no fun, but you do have control of the process (I know new flooring would do a lot for me, superficial as it sounds!) Plus, this move sounds it will literally pay off because you'll have better cash flow long-term as a reward.
If it's any consolation, I used to live in Florida and saw many, many people rip up their lives for much dumber reasons. Typically about three months of playing golf or tooling around in the boat is all it takes for many retirees to start pining for New Jersey. Professional movers even joke about it.
There ought to be much better advice and support for these huge late-life decisions, because they feel so lonely.
Once again, thank you, Ronni, for giving us so much in a single post. I admire your ability to appreciate the good where you are and applaud your condition of a having a goal to work toward - that combo is the ideal place to be at any point in anyone's life.
And I, too, would most happily contribute to Classof65's excellent suggestion. You DO know we would all be simply grateful to give a little back to you who give us so much, always.
From 1996 to 2003 I lived in "miserable NJ" after having lived in midtown Manhattan for 30 years. In 2003 I moved back to Manhattan to Inwood where my landlord has been the best and my neighbors have been beyond imagining -- as in great!
I bet you can do it -- move back to Manhattan -- think Inwood or perhaps Riverdale (but Inwood is better).
Not cheap but doable and absolutely WORTH IT!!!
Wishing you only the best!
Angelina Hunter
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Man On Meth Fends Off Cops & A Taser While Masturbating
But did he fight them off single-handedly??
37-year-old Oregon man Andrew Frey was apparently feeling no pain during a recent meth fueled weekend in which he publicly masturbated in a bar and didn't even flinch as police Tasered him twice!
(Video or it didn't happen!!!)
The New York Daily News reports:
Authorities were able to track it to Sunday afternoon where Frey— after refusing to pay a locksmith he called to his home — went to a local shopping center where an employee escorted him off the property.
Frey then went to Iggy's Bar & Grill, took a seat then exposed himself to a bartender, police said.
Then he allegedly started to pleasure himself.
Police were called to the scene and Frey moved to the bathroom where he continued to touch himself. A deputy officer attempted to arrest him a few times and even used a Taser multiple times but it had no effect on Frey, police said.
Frey was ultimately apprehended when 15 officers arrived at the bar to provide backup. He claims to have no recollection of the events and has been charged with public indecency, resisting arrest, and theft of services.
Looks like he won't be getting off easy.
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Brown chicken brown cow! I wonder if the teaser voltage increased his pleasure as would strangulation during pleasure. Don't ask me I read about it in penthouse forum
WTF? Um, why didn't he charged with under the influence of an illegal substance??? Theft of services? God these cops are fucking stupid...
Well, he didn't get off easy but I'm assuming he did finish somehow! *giggles*
Someone totally needs to make this into a porno LOL
Probably didnt pay for his drinks before the cops yanked him.
Is it wrong to say I got rock reading this? He's pretty attractive too. Why would you call the cops?!! Post that shit on xtube
and theft of services
Excuse me, which services he was stealing?
15 officers? Sounds like the making of a great porn ;)
I was wondering why I kept hearing funky bass music in the background while reading this post!


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We have 14 photos here. So I am going to just select them all. I am just going to do Command+A. Then I am going to go to File > Export, and I get this dialog box that has a number of tabs. One of those tabs is Webpage, and you get to set the number of columns and rows, and this will be for sort of the homepage. You have two little templates here. Plain or a Framed. You have Background.
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the reason i'm posting in the work in progress section is becuase i have an idea of what i want this site to look like, BUT, i also want to hear what other people think.
I want to have the site primarily black and white, but the buttons and work are going to be in color. Well, i hope i get some good input. Oh yeah, i want to keep that sharpie sketch on the mainpage, any suggestions on how to make him a little more interactive would be great. Thnk.
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Looks good. A little rough. Maybe put a little border or something there so the Sharpie image doesn't just end, but rather gets chopped off.. know what i mean? Or at least have the image run all the way to the top of the frame. That white space above him is buggin' me.
My suggestion for making it more interactive: I don't know anything about what process you might use to animate, but I think you should have his nostril flare, or his nose wrinkle up a little, when you pass the cursor over it. So the cursor is irritating him like a fly. I think that could be great.
Increase the contrast on him, too. I understand if you wanna keep the translucency in some of the marker line, but the rest of it should be black black. That's my feelings about it.
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HI all, if you got knocked out of the contest but would love to play along with me in this thread, go right ahead. all elliminated contestants can play along here, same rules as the NDC with less stress ;)
here's the outline for round 2 playalong ;)
This round Im asking more. A lot more. So show me what youve got!
Your Round 2 Challenge is to create a kit & palette using another photo by Captain Kimo as your inspiration. You must use the inspiration photo to create your palette . Reminder, this year we have a common theme throughout all four rounds: the moon.
Inspiration:<v:shape style="WIDTH: 468pt; HEIGHT: 312pt; VISIBILITY: visible; mso-wrap-style: square" id="Picture_x0020_6" alt="Description: http://www.digitalscrapbookingstudio.com/images/week2_inspiration.jpg" type="#_x0000_t75" o:spid="_x0000_i1025"><v:imagedata o:title="week2_inspiration" src="file:///C:\Users\PIGGYS~1\AppData\Local\Temp\msohtmlclip1\ 01\clip_image002.jpg">http://www.digitalscrapbookingstudio...nspiration.jpg</v:imagedata></v:shape>
photo by: Captain Kimo
The Rules:
Use the above photo to inspire your palette and kit. Your kit must include: <o:p></o:p>
· At least 10 papers: <o:p></o:p>
· At least 3 must be solids<o:p></o:p>· At least 24 unique elements, ie no duplicates or recolors. <o:p></o:p>
· Include a terms of use (TOU) within your zip file(s). <o:p></o:p>
· The preview must be 600X600px, 72dpi, and a jpg file. <o:p></o:p>
· The preview must include all papers, elements, kit name and your logo. <o:p></o:p>
· Previews must be posted in the 2nd chance NDC Gallery due September 13, 2012 by 23:59 EST. <o:p></o:p>
· Include your download links with your preview in the gallery only. <o:p></o:p>
· Links must be available until September 16, 2012. It is appreciated if they are available until October 1, 2012. <o:p></o:p>
You may use commercial use/designer resource products in the creation of your kit. You may use more than one photo-editing/vector program to create your kit. You may use plug-ins.
Please do not break any copyright laws in this competition--you will be disqualified if you do. Do give credit, as required, to any Commercial Use products you use.
All previews must be posted in the 2nd chance NDC Gallery. Please post your download links there as well. You may use any outside host including 4shared/rapidshare/boxnet etc. You must use ZIP files only. Do not use RAR. You may blog all you like about the contest.
Voting will again be done privately by theStudio Design & Admin teams only. <o:p></o:p>
· Round 2 kit will be due September 13, 2012 by 23:59 EST. <o:p></o:p>
· Round 2 results will be posted September 15, 2012 by 6:00 am EST. <o:p></o:p>
I have worked hard to make these rules as clear and easy to understand as possible. However, if you have any questions please post here or PM me.
Good luck!
Toiny (and Tracy ;) )<o:p></o:p>
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i found a awesome photo inspiration..should we post this photo in the thread with our palette???
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sure that would be fine if you want to Carmen, can't wait to see it ;)
do you gals want a chat thread??
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Round 1 was so much fun! I just might play along - No stress, no expectations :-) Thank you!
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Tracy, does the winner get a prize or just recognition? lol
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winner will get a prize, probably a coupon for my cu store :) I'm just waiting to get the nod from Toiny ;)
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Thanks for doing this, Tracy, it will be great to play along? Will this last for the other two rounds as well?
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yes Dona definitely :)
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hope i can win cause i love your CU stuff Tracey! woohoo!!!
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What a nice idea and such a gorgeous offer!
Even without the brilliant chance of winning it is a lovely consolation prize, we're allowed to try again.
I was so happy about all the nice comments about my small Constest-Contribution in round 1, soooo amazed how often my Mini has been downloaded. Just a wonderful thank you!
So I say also: thank you so much!
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Can anyone enter, or just the eliminated designer? I thought it was open to all??
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Like Sally, I'd like to play along, but just for fun, not for a prize. There is no gallery for those who just want to play along for the fun of it, except the one for store designers. If I play along, what gallery should I post in?
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This is officially open to anyone, even if you missed the contest, I'm all about the fun of the challenge ;)
no stress!! Just Fun, with a prize for the winner :)
so feel free to post your mini in the gallery I listed above it's fine Sally and Linda ;)
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Thanks for the challenge!
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Wow - wonderful! :))
I packed my palette into the kit. Should we show it on preview or here?
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Thanks, Tracy. I'm working on mine.
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or feel free to add it to your folder with your preview and tou :) as long as it's somewhere and also let us know what photo you used :)
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Thank you so much dear Tracy.
I read: "You must use the inspiration photo to create your palette .", and so I took it. But you are right: I had to write that in my TOUs - I'll do it!!!
And I also will try to do the platette on my prewiev. :))
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great thanks hun :) just add it to the bottom or something like that should be fine.
off to the gallery for another peek ;)
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I had so much fun with this kit! Thank you for giving us a second-chance. Here's my gallery link where the download links are..
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Can't boot from USB stick, help!
Guys, help! It might not be linux specific but I just cannot figure this out with my 9npa+ ultra board
I am perfectly able to boot Gparted (a live linux partitioning app) off my 2 USB sticks at work (some MSI nf2 mobo) but not at home.
I have just updated to the latest BIOS but the system always tells me either "Invalid system disk" or "Remove disks or other media" when I try to easy-boot off USB, depending on which stick I use. One being a USB Bar device and one a Flash Disk. Both work perfectly fine on the older board.
Please, can anyone help me out? Have you been able to boot off USB sticks with nf4-based boards?
Thanks a lot.
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Alright, I finally came upon a solution!
For some strange reason, and unlike at work, I had to format the USB stick with a HP utility found here:
After that the stick appeared as a boot option under HDDs and was able to be booted from, whereas when formatted with the stock Windows utility it appeared under Removable devices in my BIOS and it wouldn't boot.
I know it's strange, but whew anyway!
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text: Thanks again Mark. I don't know about spending $50 for the tool for a one time job. Maybe I'll get some $10 retainer ring pliers or take it to a local camera shop and see if they can change the battery. The serial # on mine also starts with 102. I was hoping you knew how old yours is because they're probably the same age. But if you bought it used I'm sure you don't know.


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The day started with a simple message, quickly overtaken by internal events made external. And in between, the candidate ever sharpened a strategic and rhetorical end game. Such is the new reality of a campaign struggling to recollect its dirty laundry tossed suddenly into public view.
On Tuesday, after dropping by a pre-parade breakfast, Kerry rallied 150 faithful at a Phoenix meet-up. "We deserve and Veterans deserve a president who doesn't just go to Arlington and lay a wreath on Veterans' Day," he said. "We need a president who protects the interests of veterans every day."
The Senator then faced the Arizona press, who asked one question about vets and five on his campaign's viability. Not 30 minutes before the Gibbs/Chidlow announcement, ABC News asked Kerry if he anticipated any further staff changes. He responded, "I can't tell you what will or won't happen at all. I'm just going to keep moving. I'm not doing the staff. I'm running as a candidate and I have great confidence in Mary Beth Cahill and Governor Shaheen — complete confidence. They'll make whatever decisions they'll make."
Kerry later headed to California, where he appeared on "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno" and held a fundraiser in Los Angeles. Playing second (third?) fiddle to "Ross the Intern" and "Triumph the Insult Comic Dog," Kerry, dressed in blue jeans and a leather jacket, rolled (literally) into the broad studio on a Harley.
While blunt political strategist Triumph assessed, "The poop I made in the dressing room had more heat than John Kerry," the Massachusetts Senator performed well under the constraints of short answer only television.
Leno asked about the staff shake-up to which Kerry, who obviously takes his morning dose of Howie Kurtz seriously (LINK), analyzed, "It's kind of a Grady Little/Pedro, eighth inning thing. Sometimes you've got to go to the bullpen."
Read more from the trail with Kerry on abcnews.com: LINK
Tom Beaumont writes in the Des Moines Register that Dean is "expected to solidify his front-runner status … while again displaying his agility in exploiting the 21st century political landscape" by picking up support from "the few growing sectors of the labor movement." LINK
The Chicago Tribune's Tim Jones turns in an illuminating profile on Howard Dean, complete with his mother's take on his fist-waving, finger-wagging style. LINK
Jill Lawrence writes in USA Today 's cover story that "Dean is continuing to feed the perception among some voters, campaign strategists and academics that he is angry, edgy and — a cardinal sin in politics — not cheerful." LINK
You can't out-maverick the maverick, John Harwood Notes. And while Howard Dean is no John McCain (repeat that one like a mantra), no one who's trying to take him out even comes close to earning a seat on the Straight Talk Express. If you want to take Dean out, Harwood writes, step up now and act like it, or we're in for a short nomination season.
Dean went after Bush's fundraising yesterday, charging that lucrative awards in Iraq are linked to campaign contributions, while also pledging to name former President Clinton as his envoy in the Middle East.LINK
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Open Wounds: Bhopal 1984-2009
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While documenting the on-going health crisis in Bhopal, I strived to portray my subjects with intimacy, meaning and depth.
I wanted my images to convey emotions, to stimulate our deeper and most innate feelings: our senses compassion, brotherhood and justice, in the hope of becoming an active catalyst for the promotion of awareness, action and change for the people of Bhopal.
My book, entitled 'Bhopal Second Disaster', has been published in October 2012 in New York City, USA, and is the winner of the '2012 FotoEvidence Book Award'.
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Thank you Amazon Studios for sponsoring this post. Find inspiration for new art projects and fun by checking out the new episodes of Creative Galaxy on Amazon Prime!
Sometime during the summer, Regan became an artist. Sure she's always loved to color and draw, but one day I looked at her drawing of me and it actually kind of looked like me. Okay, not me really, but it looked like a person with a face, and ears and wild hair. Her drawings started looking like the things she claimed them to be- a tree, a dog, a unicorn. Once she started school her interest in art got stronger. Most days when I pick her up she tells me "just one more minute, momma" so she can finish whatever creation she is working on- usually with scissors and patterned tape.
I was thrilled when I heard about the animated series, Creative Galaxy, available to Amazon Prime Members. I already love being an Amazon Prime member and am constantly trying to get everyone to jump on the bandwagon. I take full advantage of free two-day shipping, Instant Videos and the lending library on my kindle. So discovering programming geared towards my daughter only made me love it more. And it focuses on her newfound love of art? Score!
Creative Galaxy is produced by the same people that did Blue's Clues and Super Why (which we LOVE). It features Arty, a cute kid who moves through the galaxy solving problems with his sidekick Epiphany. Regan was hooked from the very first episode. When Arty asks the kids a question, she answers as if she's sitting in the same room with him. When an episode goes off, she immediately asks to watch another.
I love the names of the planets- Paintoria, Drawopolis, etc. In episode 7, Arty teaches the kids that "art helps you celebrate" by making paper mache baskets. It totally took me back into time when I was a kid. I remember thinking how cool it was to rip the paper and dip it in the paste to make our crafts. I hadn't thought about paper mache since I was a kid, but suddenly I wanted to do it with Regan.
Regan was also inspired by watching Creative Galaxy. We were at the store and she asked me to buy her glitter paint, pipe cleaners and pom poms. I love that she can pass the time by exploring her creativity. It's great to watch her use her imagination while I'm making dinner or doing some other chore…or reading a book on my Kindle.
Another great thing about Creative Galaxy is that at the end of each episode we get to see real kids creating the art or craft we just saw Arty do. So it goes from an animated idea to a real life project. Regan is just as entranced watching her peers do a craft as she is watching the characters in the show.
Over the weekend, she asked me to cut windows and doors into a box so she could make a house for her doll. Once I finished "construction" she went to work with the decorating!
She's really looking forward to more episodes of Creative Galaxy, and I'm looking forward to seeing what her little mind is capable of.
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Sprouted Wheat Bread
20 Apr 2009
|Lukewarm water
|3 Cup (48 tbs)
|Dry yeast
|1 Tablespoon
|Unsulfured molasses/Raw honey
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Unrefined oil
|4 Tablespoon
|Sea salt
|1 Teaspoon
|Whole wheat flour
|4 Cup (64 tbs)
|Wheat sprouts
|2 Cup (32 tbs)
Dissolve the yeast in the water.
Add the molasses, oil, salt, and flour.
Beat well.
Let rise for 1 hour.
Add the wheat sprouts (ground in a food grinder or hand grain mill) to the raised sponge.
Add additional flour to make the dough kneadable.
Knead well on a floured board.
Place the dough in an oiled bowl.
Cover with a damp cloth.
Let rise until double in bulk, about 1 hour.
Punch down and form into 2 loaves and place in oiled loaf pans.
Let rise about 30 minutes.
Bake 1 hour at 350.
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Milwaukee Rep's 'Sense and Sensibility' sometimes lost in translation
Nearly four years ago, the Milwaukee Repertory Theater's production of Jane Austen's "Pride and Prejudice" shattered box-office records. The Rep has now returned to the well, drawing upon Austen's "Sense and Sensibility." This time, the bucket that emerges is barely half-full.
Austen's first published novel, "Sense" revolves around sisters Elinor and Marianne Dashwood, who enact the drama central to all of Austen's fiction: In a world where being female is never easy, how can a woman be true to herself by expressing all that she feels (sensibility) - while also managing sufficient reserve to keep her autonomy (sense)? »Read Full Article(1)
'Malcolm and Teresa' has trouble finding heart of pair's connection
In early 1968, conservative British journalist Malcolm Muggeridge was asked to conduct a televised interview of an Albanian nun. He had never heard of her. The world did not yet know her. It soon would: Her name was Mother Teresa.
That's the setup in Cathal Gallagher's "Malcolm and Teresa," which is receiving its regional premiere at Christian-based Acacia Theatre Company in Mequon, in a production that opened Friday night under Elaine Rewolinski's direction. »Read Full Article
Neko Case's voice shines in an elegant, melancholy set
The human voice can be the most singularly beautiful musical instrument there is, but it's not hard to think of well-compensated pop singers who treat their instruments, or allow them to be treated, as if they were beside the point.
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Monsters University is finally being release across America today (June 21)
Picture: Billy Crystal - The World Premiere & Tailgate Party for Disney-Pixar's "Monsters University" at the El Capitan Theatre - Hollywood, California, United States - Monday...
After months in the pipeline and predictions ranging from a return to form for Pixar to a complete disaster, the studio's Monsters University is finally in theatres today (June 21). The Pixar team certainly have a lot to prove with this one. After the studio shaped the animated feature landscape with films like Toy Story, Finding Nemo, Wall-E and, of course Monsters Inc., its recent productions haven't exactly been receiving glowing praise.
Everyone is aware that Cars 2 is no Up and even Brave, which was admittedly better received that Cars 2, didn't exactly win glowing praise. Perhaps it would make sense then, that, nearly twelve years on, when a franchise would normally be gone and forgotten, Pixar are returning to their roots.
Not only is Monsters University hitting a very specific demographic – the kids who ooh-ed and aah-ed at Boo's adventures in the first one are now right around college age or a bit older - but the inspiration has finally hit. And the folks at Pixar have a very important philosophy – only make the film when there's a story to tell (once again, we'll turn a blind eye on the Cars franchise.)
Watch the Monsters University trailer here.
"We realized with Mike we could tell kind of a failure story," said director Dan Scanlon, 36, who is making his feature directing debut with Monsters University. "So many movies tell us if we work hard and never give up, everything will work out great and that is a great message but it doesn't always work out that way. We thought, no one really makes movies for the rest of the population."
But most of all, Monsters U is about the college experience – perhaps cleaned up a bit, lacking some recreational drinking and other such shenanigans – but otherwise faithfully portrayed through Sully, Mike, Art (the confused undeclared major) and a host of other colorful monsters. While that might not make for an exceptionally deep movie, as most critics have so helpfully pointed out, it's certainly a lot of fun to watch.
Check out pictures from the Monsters University premiere here.
Pixar president John Lasseter attended the premiere with his wife.
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Tuesday's Sports In Brief
NEW YORK (AP) — NBA Commissioner Adam Silver delivered the swiftest, strongest penalty he could, then called on NBA owners to force Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling to sell the team for making racist comments that hurt the league.
Almost unanimously, owners supported the commissioner Tuesday as he handed down one of the harshest penalties in the history of U.S. sports.
"We stand together in condemning Mr. Sterling's views. They simply have no place in the NBA," Silver said at a news conference.
Sterling, 80, is banned for life from any association with the league or the Clippers, and was fined $2.5 million — the maximum allowable under the NBA constitution. If three-fourths of the other 29 owners agree to Silver's recommendation, Sterling will be forced to sell the team he has owned since 1981.
A message left seeking comment at Sterling's business office hadn't been returned Tuesday afternoon. Team spokesman Seth Burton said in an email that the Clippers had no plans to issue a statement from Sterling on Tuesday, but the franchise released a statement "wholeheartedly" supporting Silver's decision.
MIAMI (AP) — A majority of NBA ownership groups reached Tuesday by The Associated Press said they will vote to force embattled Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling to sell his club.
The teams were then contacted by The Associated Press on the specific question of whether Sterling should be forced to sell, and 16 ownership groups said yes, while another eight declined to reveal their stance.
LOS ANGELES (AP) — V. Stiviano, the woman whom Donald Sterling was talking to when he made racist remarks, is "very saddened" by his lifetime NBA ban, and she didn't release the recording of their conversation, her lawyer said.
Stiviano "never wanted any harm to Donald," Siamak Nehoray of Calabasas told the Los Angeles Times.
Somebody released it "for money," but it wasn't Stiviano, the attorney said.
LAS VEGAS (AP) — Throw Floyd Mayweather Jr.'s wallet into the ring as a prospective owner of the Los Angeles Clippers.
Mayweather said he's interested in putting together a group — with himself as a majority owner — to buy the Clippers if the team is put up for sale.
"Do we want to buy the Clippers? Yes we do," Mayweather said. "I'm very, very interested in buying the Clippers."
DALLAS (AP) — Dallas Mavericks center DeJuan Blair was suspended for Game 5 of the first-round series against San Antonio for kicking the Spurs' Tiago Splitter in the head.
LOS ANGELES (AP) — A former assistant coach for the Golden State Warriors reportedly recorded conversations of coaches and players without their knowledge before being fired by the team earlier this month.
ESPN, citing anonymous sources, reported that Darren Erman secretly recorded coaches' meetings, conversations between coaches and players, and informal discussions. It's unclear what Erman did with the alleged recordings.
Golden State fired Erman on April 5 for what the team called a "violation of company policy."
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Pacers star Paul George had his platinum All-Star ring valued at $15,000 stolen from his home Monday night during Indiana's 107-97 loss to the Atlanta Hawks.


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In "Fahrenheit 451", what two observations does Clarisse make about Montag's conversational mannerisms?
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The first observation that Clarisse makes about Montag's conversational mannerisms is when they first meet. Montag begins to laugh when Clarisse asks if firemen didn't used to put out fires. When Montag laughs at that Clarisse says,
"You laugh when I haven't been funny and you answer right off. You never stop to think what I've asked you."
The second remark from Clarisse comes the next time the two meet. They are talking and Clarisse wants to know from Montag how he chose to become a fireman. She tells him he is not like the other firemen she has met. She says, "When I talk, you look at me. When I said something about the moon, you looked at the moon, last night. The others would never do that."
Clarisse is indicating that she is intrigued by Montag, because he doesn't act like most people who burn books for a living.
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Atari Celebrate 20 Years of Transformers
Friday, April 9th, 2004 2:05PM CDTCategory: Event News
Last night, Atari held a party to celebrate 20 years of Transformers and advertise their upcoming Transformers PS2 game. BWTF were there, and they have updated their site with a write-up, images of the promotional materials and photographs from the party.
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