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Updated: 09/08/2011 - A southwest Ohio man faces murder charges in the death of the wife he had reported missing.
Updated: 09/08/2011 - A program targeting West Virginia health care providers may help lead to early diagnosis, better treatment and more support for people with Alzheimer's disease.
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Updated: 09/08/2011 - It has been one year since hurricane Ike, the costliest natural disaster in recent Ohio history.
Updated: 09/08/2011 - A 64-foot abstract sculpture weighing 198,000 pounds now graces the entrance to the Clay Center for the Arts and Sciences in Charleston.
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Updated: 09/08/2011 - A prosecutor has requested a new execution date for a condemned killer who stabbed a 46-year-old Akron woman more than 100 times in 1997.
Updated: 09/08/2011 - The U.S. Department of Agriculture says it's going to start dropping rabies vaccine in several West Virginia counties this weekend.
Updated: 09/08/2011 - Massey Energy chief Don Blankenship says the coal producer probably will replace a preparation plant that burned in southern West Virginia.
Updated: 09/08/2011 - New census estimates showing an increase in the number of West Virginians without health insurance are no surprise to the people who operate the state's 10 free clinics.
Updated: 09/08/2011 - Ohio transportation officials have agreed to support a private company's bid to make passenger trains that would run on President Barack Obama's proposed high-speed rail network.
Updated: 09/08/2011 - An Ohio congressman says his office has been busy telling callers he's not the lawmaker who heckled President Barack Obama.
Updated: 09/08/2011 - A former Ohio congressman just released from prison after serving more than seven years for corruption says he was put in jeopardy behind bars because of his views.
Updated: 09/08/2011 - A new cumberland woman has apologized for leaving her baby alone in a hot car while she went shoplifting at a Wal-Mart.
Updated: 09/08/2011 - A group that promotes energy efficiency says revising a climate change bill would create nearly 16,000 more jobs in Ohio by 2030.
Updated: 09/08/2011 - Organizers say they are discontinuing the annual Beerman Thanksgiving dinner in Dayton after a 40-year run.
Updated: 09/08/2011 - A proposal in the Ohio legislature to prohibit employment discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity is poised to go further than it ever has.
Posted: 09/10/2009 - The widow of a young soldier who died during basic training in Missouri earlier this year is dead after a car crash.
Posted: 09/10/2009 - A judge forced to declare a mistrial when too few people showed up for the jury pool is requiring each of the no-shows to pay $167.


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Bubbles and Blades
Patrick Cappiello is not your typical, reserved sommelier; he prefers faded T-shirts and jeans to a suit and tie. Despite such a relaxed disposition, the 41-year-old wine director has taken a calculated approach in the development of one of New York City's finest wine programs, and the fruits of his labor are on display at Pearl & Ash, his year-old establishment in Lower Manhattan. "The approach here is to provide a program with great value and selections of hard-to-find producers, older wines, and sought-after stuff," he says, "but to put it in a casual, fun venue with great music. We are trying to provide the best value in the city, and I think we do."
Of equal importance to Cappiello is delivering copious amounts of fun, and he does so with a skull-emblazoned saber. He may be famous for creating some of Manhattan's most respected wine lists, but he's also legendary for sabering bottles of Champagne. "I will probably saber at least a few bottles tonight," he says, falling into a booth with a boyish grin. Cappiello learned the art of opening a bottle with a blade back when he worked at Veritas in Manhattan's Flatiron District, and he carried the tradition to Pearl & Ash. When the restaurant hosted a party in conjunction with a New York Times review this spring, Cappiello brought out a jeroboam of Pierre Peters, stood on the bar, gave a speech, and dramatically opened the bottle with his trusty sword. "If you look at the ceiling closely, you can still see the spray from that bottle," he says.
If you're yearning to ring in the new year with some Champagne and a sword, Cappiello's first piece of advice centers on the wine itself. "It works because of the pressure," he explains. "The glass cracks and then the pressure pushes [the top of the bottle] off nicely. Light sparkling wines don't do well; the bubblier, the better."
Here, Cappiello shares a few additional tips to sabering like a boss:
As for the destruction and/or mess that inevitably comes from employing such a tactic at home, Cappiello acknowledges that it just comes with the territory. "There's always a risk," he says. "You just have to embrace the danger."


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Bookends (2014)
A participatory art installation about the beginnings and endings of novels. Members of the public were invited to submit their favourite lines to form the basis of an installation of text, drawing, printmaking and interactive animation.
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A participatory art installation about the universal experience of regret. Members of the public were invited to send us a regret to form the basis of this art project. Each regret was written on a teardrop representing a moment of sadness or acknowledgement of a mistake.
Remembering Bogle Chandler (2009)
A website about the deaths of Margaret Chandler and Gib Bogle on the banks of the Lane Cove River in Sydney, 1963. It allows users to navigate time, space and point-of-view, to compare eyewitness accounts of the case.
Convincing Ground (2008)
An interactive painting re-creating the scene of a highly contested conflict between whalers and the local indigenous people near Portland, Victoria, 1835. It incorporates conflicting accounts of the massacre of indigenous people.


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I haven't seen any listings of films he's made lately….
Also, how the heck are you guys seeing "As I Was Moving Ahead Occasionally I Saw Brief Glimpses of Beauty"?
He doesn't have it for sale on his site, and only two minutes are on YouTube, I don't see a DVD available…. explain yourselves!
Well, his last video project was made four years ago, and maybe he won't shoot any more films, but I could imagine that he might work on another compilation of previously shot material like "As I Was Moving Ahead Occasionally I Saw Brief Glimpses of Beauty". For those who haven't had the chance to watch the 4-hours film at the cinemateque, there are certain ways to obtain a downloadable version of that film on the internet, but unfortunately it means to become a pirate.
As I suspected!
Lithuania and the Collapse of the USSR was completed in 2008 and shown in 2009 in NY (possibly elsewhere as well), so, no, he's not retired.
according to this video, no
I believe he is currently working on 1001 Nights…
This is all great news!!!
Jonas Mekas new website jonasmekasfilms.com with all free content is coming up on march 1st 2010!
It will all be there
Excellent news. Thanks, Jonas.
I hope he makes his films available on DVD for purchase too. I'd gladly give my money to Mr.Mekas.
Jonas' OFFICIAL website is launched!
Great news about the DVD, for those of us not torrent-savvy enough. :)
Does anyone know the exact release date to "As I was Moving Ahead…"? because it has been on the coming soon to dvd section of Mekas' website for some time now.
Isn't he one of the contributors to the Exquisite Corpse film many of us are eagerly anticipating?
Yes, they have enough money to begin filming , i believe, and I suppose have started work on the project.
I love how with Vimeo, digital video, and other advances in technology, Jonas can make a new film every week if he wants to. I'm currently downloading As I Was Moving Ahead… off Demonoid and want to send him an email asking if I can give him a cash donation to support his work/pay him for the film.


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Welcome to the opening of Katrín Elvarsdóttir's exhibition, Neverland, which is the 16th exhibition in the D-Gallery project of Reykjavik Art Museum.
In a text written for the exhibition Sigrún Sigurðardóttir states:"In recent years Katrín Elvarsdóttir has drawn her viewers into a world where fiction and reality are confluent. She uses the photograph as a means to create an imaginary world that springs from reality itself, thus bringing out an alien quality in surroundings normally seen as commonplace.
Katrín Elvarsdóttir received her B.F.A. degree from the Art Institute of Boston in 1993 and has since exhibited widely in the United States and Europe as well as in Iceland. In Neverland, Elvarsdóttir invites us to step into a reality that grows directly out of her past exhibitions Without a Trace, Of This World, and Equivocal; here again, as in those exhibitions, the viewer takes part in shaping the content of the reality that Elvarsdóttir has created. We are standing in a world sprung from actual reality, a world that exists nowhere and yet has come into being out of palpable material. We are standing in a reality that comes into being when imagination meets what the eye perceives." Curated by Yean Fee Quay.
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Maybe the disc & 126 business will keep them going. Given the way the E-6 business is going, maybe they'll be the last for that, too.
The Times piece said that much of their business is digital but the less said about that the better. They still process movie film and that isn't so common so I think I'll be using them in the future.


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Here's a really interesting summary and review of Stephen Meyer's book Darwin's Doubt:
Here's a really interesting summary and review of Stephen Meyer's book Darwin's Doubt:
Great find.
Sigh, that's actually a pretty badly written review. I can hear the axe grinding from all the way across the Internet.
I am sympathetic to Meyer and ID, but I think you are right. It is a biased review with a lot of extraneous material. But it makes some good points nevertheless.
The arguments of the book, as extensively summarized in the review, sound perfectly cogent to me, and consistent with the better critiques of the neo-Darwinian synthesis such as some of the books reviewed recently in an article in the Interpreter.
I worked for two years as a software designer for the Air Force unit that keeps track of satellites, both US and otherwise. I have never seen any random reshuffling of computer code ever create anything workable as code, let alone superior. Adaptive computer code that can revise itself in response to its environment is a much more sophisticated, intricately designed artifact that operates within preordained parameters created by a human coder. The adaptive nature of DNA, turning modules on and off, and swapping them out, was front end loaded into living organisms, an indicator of a highly sophisticated level of modular design. Random mutations in code would at best create intricate "spaghetti code", workable but not inherently adaptive. The existence of this higher level of DNA coding that is studied in the field of Evolutionary Development, or EvoDevo, is evidence of forward looking design, anticipating conditions that had not happened yet. Random variation and differential survival cannot be forward looking, it can only carry information from the past and cannot anticipate the future. The real mechanisms of genetic control are just too darn well designed to be the result of lucky accidents, especially since unlucky accidents are the rule when we actually observe radiation induced mutations.
"I have never seen any random reshuffling of computer code ever create anything workable as code, let alone superior."
I am always glad to see this fascinating topic discussed. The theory of evolutionary computing — the creation of new computer programs by recombination and mutation of existing code — was first proposed by Alan Turing no later than 1948. By 1962, execution of evolutionary computational experiments had begun, and useful code began to be produced thus.
I found the following paper to be a helpful introduction to evolutionary computing: http://www.cs.vu.nl/~gusz/papers/ec-intro-naw.pdf
I enjoyed the sample chapter in this introductory textbook as well: http://www.cs.vu.nl/~gusz/ecbook/ecbook.html
In particular, I loved reading that the the Law of Diminishing Marginal Returns applies to the fitness (or quality) of programs produced by evolutionary methods.
A couple of good journals on evolutionary computing:
One published by MIT — http://www.mitpressjournals.org/loi/evco
Another by the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers — http://cis.ieee.org/ieee-transactions-on-evolutionary-computation.html
My practical experience with programming is regrettably limited to TI-83 calculators and (very crude) Excel spreadsheets. RaymondSwenson, with the benefit of experience, is probably right, and evolutionary computing may be quite worthless. But the way I read the academic publications suggests that the idea may have some utility.
My grandfather was a programmer for the military, starting in the 1960′s. Had he lived to see my 9th birthday, I would have insisted that he teach me to program, and I would have been able to participate in this discussion more intelligently (i.e., I might know something at all). He thought (for some reason) that an 8-year-old needed to learn a little more math before learning, say, COBOL. Go figure.
Dan, your blog never fails to disappoint. I've also been thoroughly impressed by Mormon Interpreter. Keep up the great work!
Thank you for the comment and links. Again, adaptive software must be designed as such. It is not a natural phenomenon that results from random errors in the copying of machine language, assembly language, or higher level human like language. Yet it appears that much of the DNA we find "in the wild" is adaptive in character. It has been front end loaded with intelligent design that anticipates future needs for adaptability.
If we did not form by wholly natural means, but instead our evolution was assisted by an intelligence (God, we'll say), why, I wonder, did God go about it in such a laborious, time-consuming, round-about way? Why would God tweak little DNA strands and molecules here a little, there a little, ad nauseum, when he could simply create a finished product to begin with?
I can understand evolution occurring naturally, and I can understand God forming a finished product by a wholly artificial, exact, and efficient means, but I really don't understand the idea that we might have been formed by this abominable hybrid process where God spends untold amounts of time fiddling with the tiny pieces of innumerable life forms throughout the course of history. What a mess.
Some might argue that God did exactly that in order to obscure His role in our creation — that He created the "appearance" of evolution — so that reasonable doubt of His existence could foster an environment in which faith could be exercised. But if evolution couldn't have created us then we're going to find out. We're not hopelessly dumb. And instead of reasonable doubt, God will have handed us proof.
A validation of an all-natural evolution, on the other hand, would not necessarily mean that God does not exist, and thus there could still be reasonable doubt, and, by extension, faith.
Of course, if we are the product of an all-natural evolution, one wonders how we managed to come out looking just like God the Father. This is where evolution poses an especially difficult challenge for Latter-day Saints in particular.
It looks to me like life is the process of a creative endeavor of a large group of highly intelligent but not omniscient or omnipotent beings. Perhaps our premortal selves creating a world for ourselves?
Beings so advanced they can fiddle with the DNA molecules of billions and trillions of life forms but can't seem to get humans to pop up instead of dinosaurs?
And given that we now exist, why is it that evolution is seemingly still taking place? Why would pre-mortal spirits still be fiddling (seemingly) with the cecal valves of the Italian wall lizard, or the birth method of the yellow bellied three-toed skink (to name a few examples I got off Google)?
Yes, why not? You seem to think that it is an easy thing to poof humans into existence. Remember that much of the biology of humans is the same as dinosaurs. And why not make dinosaurs before humans anyway? I don't know the motivations of the designer(s). And yes, it is easy to fiddle with billions of life forms over the course of billions of years.
Evolution takes place because it is built into the genes already. Limited adaptability is something that is often planned for in engineering and software design.
The first question is not "who is the designer and what are her motives." The first question is, "can we detect design in life?" Meyer is showing that we can.
In working with an artificial, manufactured tree of life meant to create humans, It wouldn't take much to realize that the fish branch is not as promising as the ape branch, so why does the fish branch continue to get so much more attention?
Of the innumerable branches of life, humans represent just one, and the other branches have spawned branches after branches of their own, that dwarf our own.
Is this the product of pre-mortal engineers engaging in endless, superfluous, and inexplicable labor? Or is it simply evolution.
There are millions of paintings, but people still paint. Is it superfvluous or inexplicable labor?
In any event, I do not necessarily know the answer to your question. But if design is detectable by science, and if science detects it, then it needs to be incorporated into our worldview. Because we have not answered all questions, it doesn't mean we cannot answer some.
May I suggest that our aesthetic sense about how "messy" a process is does not constitute a scientific standard for condemning a particular methodology?
To the contrary, the evolutionary biologists who study how DNA works and can adapt and manifest different capacities that were preserved but hidden (such as the ability to grow wings on insects, using recessive genes, that do not normally manifest them) attest to how marvelous and intricate the whole process of the living cell and its development truly is. Even materialists love to talk about how their sense of wonder is piqued by these observations. If atheists can admire them, why shouldn't we who believe in God be willing to appreciate them?
God didn't fill a sack with mud, put a door knob in it, shake it, grow a twig from it, snap off the twig, use the twig to poke holes in a pizza box, bury the pizza box on Earth, and then have Adam climb out of the pizza box.
The thing with evolution is that it actually makes sense. It follows a set of natural laws in a predictable, consistent way. If evolution is in fact false, then God might as well have used a pizza box to create us because the the whole affair would be just as inexplicable.
Why crustaceans or dinosaurs? Why an interminable and ridiculously wandering (and seemingly on-going) creation process, making every change in life manually, ad infinitum? Why would God create vestigial structures and anatomical inefficiencies? Why haven't our backs been completely adapted to walk upright? And why would God so often make changes in a population's physical characteristics shortly after a major catastrophic event? Why not shortly before? Or why not neither? etc. etc.
Evolution explains all of these things.
I'm not sure what you mean when you say that evolution explains "why crustaceans or dinosaurs?" The neo-Darwinian synthesis does not claim that there must be any particular phylum or genus or species. The random nature of the process means that, if we rewound time, there is no reason to think that evolutionary processes would repeat themselves even if the geological environment, including asteroid impacts, were identical. The evolutionary answer to "why" does any particular life form exist, is random chance. There is no basis in evolutionary theory to believe in the inevitability of intelligent life that can conceive of evolutionary theory. There is no reason in evolutionary theory to think that a later life form is superior to a previous one. There is no positive or negative direction in evolution, no goal, no purpose. Evolution does not predict what life will look like after a major disruption of the natural environment, or how introduction of new species from another area, by natural or artificial means, will alter the previous ecosystem. The iconic picture used to illustrate evolution, of the fish, amphibian, mammal, primate, hominin, neanderthal, and homo sapiens, is misleading in its linearity and progression. Most people think that they are the inevitable product of a process that was looking for a way to create modern man. But evolution is not that kind of process. It is a random wandering in the multidimensional conceptual space of living organisms. And if another Alvarez asteroid hit the earth, there is no reason for anything like mankind to pop up again, ever.
Raymond wrote: "I'm not sure what you mean when you say that evolution explains 'why
crustaceans or dinosaurs?'"
I asked why God would create crustaceans and dinosaurs in an intelligent design scenario.
I then stated that crustaceans and dinosaurs make perfect sense in an evolution scenario.
Raymond wrote: "The neo-Darwinian synthesis does not claim that there must be any particular phylum or genus or species."
I didn't say it did. Perhaps my writing was not very clear. If so, I apologize.
Why would an intelligent creator want crustaceans and dinosaurs?
I love eating shrimp, crab and lobsters. I am glad they are in our world.
Who doesn't appreciate dinosaurs? The ancient life exhibit at Thanksgiving Point in Lehi, Utah is one of the best I have ever seen ( including the Smithsonian), and the new University of Utah Natural History Museum is a strong competitor. The Jurassic Park movies demonstrate the way they have pulled many young minds into studying paleontology, geology and evolution. From a human centered view, that is a sufficient justification for them. As to why God would want them, I have no idea, but he doesn't need my approval.
There seems to be a miscommunication. Let me clarify:
The book at the center of this blog entry calls into question the validity of evolution.
In response, I questioned why, if evolution is false (and if God therefore created life through an artificial, deliberate process) would God have created dinosaurs? What would have been the point?
And now you have responded by saying that God created dinosaurs for the purpose of getting young kids interested in evolution.
My point is that evolution provides a simple, logical explanation for the existence of such things as dinosaurs, crustaceans, vestigial structures in our anatomy, etc. And that the existence of such things would be inexplicable otherwise.
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Sterling by Kohler Latitude 25" x 22" Single Bowl Utility Sink
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|Product Type: Laundry sink
|Material: Plastic
|Number of Items Included: 2
|Pieces Included: Sink and stand
|Warp Resistant: Yes
|Fire Resistant: Yes
|Scratch Resistant: Yes
|Stain Resistant: Yes
|Rust Resistant: Yes
|Mildew Resistant: Yes
|Fade Resistant: Yes
|Drip-Free: Yes
|Heat Resistant: Yes
|Chip Resistant: Yes
|Acid Resistant: Yes
|Installation Type: Free standing
|Number of Basins: 1
|Faucet Included: No
|Compatible Faucet Part Number: 8370
|Handles Included: No
|Legs Included: Yes
|Wheels Included: No
|Pedal Included: No
|Basin Rack Included: No
|Basket Strainer Included: No
|Compatible Basket Strainer Part Number: 7400
|Drain Assembly Included: No
|Drain Placement: Left; Right
|Portable: No
|Escutcheon Included: No
|Washboard Included: No
|Drain Board Included: No
|Valve Included: No
|Cartridge Included: No
|Disposal Flange Included: No
|Cutting Board Included: No
|Overflow Drain Included: No
|Backsplash Included: No
|P-Trap Included: No
|Sink Shape: Rectangular
|Soap Dispenser Included: No
|Non-Porous: Yes
|Outdoor Use: Yes
|Volume Capacity: 18 Gallons
|Commercial Use: Yes
|Country of Manufacture: United States
|Assembly Required: No
|Installation Required: Yes
|Product Warranty: Limited lifetime warranty
|ADA Compliant: No
|CSA Certified: Yes
|CSA B45.2 Certified: Yes
|ASTM Certified: Yes
|ANSI Z124.6-97 Compliant: Yes
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Teachers are so well-entrenched in the community of Henderson County that many students are accustomed to seeing them at the grocery store, at the park or at the movies.
But this Tuesday, those same teachers will be coming to students' homes as part of the second-annual Home Visit Blitz.
"The blitz is a way to build relationships between the home, community and schools before the school year starts," according to Danielle Crafton, public information officer for the local school district.
"These visits to the homes of elementary, middle and high school students will set the tone for a successful school year."
This year's blitz has been expanded to include the entire school district. Last year's event was just for elementary school students. The overall idea originated with South Heights Elementary School, which has a lot of experience doing home visits with its students.
So what can parents and students expect when teachers appear on their doorstep?
First of all, don't expect teachers to stay long.
While the goal is to have one of each student's teachers visit the student's home, teachers will have nearly 7,000 students to meet between 10 a.m. and 7 p.m.
That means, realistically, that they will likely only spend about five minutes at each house.
School staff will also not enter the students' homes, even if they are invited in to do so.
If a parent or child is home when the teacher arrives, they will be given various forms. These include student enrollment forms, the school calendar, transportation information and more.
If the parent or child is not home when the visit occurs, educators will leave a door hanger on the door knob with contact information on how to schedule an individual appointment with staff members either at home or at the school.
Unfortunately, there's no way to know exactly when school staff will be visiting students' homes, Crafton said.
The family will receive multiple visits from staff members at each school where a child in that house will attend, she added.
In all, more than 800 staff members will be visiting students' homes, and they will do so with other educators — meaning they won't be alone.
In a YouTube video that can be found at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O3Q-Jeng43U, parents and students can get a sense of what educators know not to do when they visit students at their homes.
The overall goal of the Home Visit Blitz is to help students, parents, teachers and community members make a connection so that students will be better prepared for classes when school starts Aug. 8 and for life after graduation.
Crafton said that when parents, guardians and community members are involved, students have:
Higher grades, better test scores and higher graduation rates.
Better school attendance.
Increased motivation and better self-esteem.
Lower rates of suspension.
Reduced use of drugs and alcohol.
Fewer instances of violent behavior.
Meanwhile, numerous state and local dignitaries are scheduled to take part in this year's Home Visit Blitz, including Kentucky Commissioner of Education Terry Holliday, Kentucky Lt. Gov. Jerry Abramson, the director of the United Way of Kentucky, Doug Eberhart, and Mike Pape from U.S. Rep. Ed Whitfield's office.
Additionally, Henderson County Schools Chairman Ben Johnston and Henderson County Judge-executive Hugh McCormick will be heading up a team that will barbecue chickens at the Atkinson Park pits beginning at 4:30 a.m. Tuesday.
School staff will be provided lunches of potato salad and beans from J&B BBQ and soft drinks from RC Cola and will be served in the cafeteria at Henderson County High School.
Sponsors for the blitz are: Northwest Kentucky Forward; United Way of Henderson County; Methodist Hospital Community Care Network; Methodist Hospital; Community Foundation for Excellence; Henderson Chamber of Commerce; City of Henderson; Henderson Fiscal Court; Abba Promotions; Ohio Valley Financial Group; Audubon Metals LLC; Rotary Colonels to College; Big Rivers Electric Corp.; Rio Tinto Alcan; Ohio Valley Travels; Home Oil & Gas Co.; J&B BBQ & Catering; Accuride Corp.; Walmart; RC Cola; CSX Railroad; Galloway Electric Inc.; and SITEX.


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Who is Bikini-Clad Julianne Hough Locking Lips With? (Photos)Posted May 24th 2011 at 06:20 PM by Kiki Von Glinow
That's certainly not boyfriend, Ryan Seacrest, that Julianne Hough is locking lips with. But the 'American Idol' host shouldn't fret -- Hough got her flirt on with co-star, Diego Boneta, while the two were on-set of their forthcoming flick, 'Rock of Ages,' according to Just Jared. Hough rocked a purple high-cut bikini while Boneta sported an interesting water garb choice -- jeans. The pair also...
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The Hollywood Reporter's fourth annual Reality Power List has been released and media mogul Ryan Seacrest snagged the No. 1 spot. Seacrest, who hosts 'American Idol,' 'E! News' and a KIIS-FM radio show, also produces various reality shows, including the popular 'Kardashian' franchise. According to the Hollywood Reporter, the Ryan Seacrest "brand" reaches over 35 million each week on TV alone. H...
Ryan Seacrest Wishes Simon Cowell Well on 'Kimmel'Posted Jan 28th 2011 at 06:30 AM by AOL TV Editors
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Julianne and Ryan's Paris Holiday a Ring-less AffairPosted Nov 29th 2010 at 08:17 PM by Rob Shuter
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Fold flat rear floor question
I have a 2010 1500 quad cab with a rear bench fold up seat. My buddy just bought a 2006 quad cab with split rear fold up seat and fold flat floor. I really like the fold flat floor, but googling info I get a ton of different info, none about the bench seat. Is there a fold flat floor for my quad cab with bench seat?
I don't really know if this helps but I have a fold flat floor that came with my quad cab sport. However I have the "split" folding rear seat… I don't really think that there is a difference with the floors so it could be as simple (and as fun) as taking a walk through your local wrecker and steal one off a donor truck. I can take a closer look at it tonight but I believe that its only held on by 4 bolts (one at either end of the section) since mine folds in 2 sections (where the split is located in the seat) so you just might have to drill four holes to mount the fold flat floor and fasten the two sections together so it all folds in one motion.
A buddy of mine is looking into doing the same mod with is 2011 crew cab with a bench seat and this is what came out of our brainstorming session last week over a couple of beers while BBQing and comparing our trucks in the driveway... so nothing too scientific ;)
Hopefully this helps and I'll keep you posted if he gets around to doing it in the near future.
Thanks, it'd be great if you could give me more info/pics of yours. See I think with the split seats it also mounts to the middle seat bracket. My bench seat doesn't have a middle bracket.
I'm even thinking of making my own, should be easy enough.
I will be getting home late tonight and if I have time and the light is still good I will snap some pics for you. If not I should be able to get them tomorrow.
P.S: I love your signature!
Thanks and thanks lol.
No rush, I won't have time to do anything with it for at least a week or two.
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Thanks for the pics GT.
sorry about the mess, but that is what it always looks like, except when i go on vacation
There is a thread on here or one of the other forums that says the bolt holes are there even if you have the bench seat. I would try and see if you can find them under the carpet. The thread said they were covered with tape so you may have trouble finding them. Could get you the measurement from the side to the bolt holes to make it easier to find.
Thanks topgun, didn't think about the holes being there. I'll feel around. Still I am debating making one myself for ~$50 vs buying one for over $300...
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The Micah Mandate: Balancing the Christian Life
Book by George Grant
Micah 6:8 commands the people of God to do justice, love mercy, and walk humbly with the Lord. This book provides guidance for balancing these requirements in the Christian life that we might be more faithful to our heavenly Father. Learn MorePaperback Please check back soon to purchase this item.
Renewing Your Mind
Book by R.C. Sproul
In times of testing, it is important to be well grounded in the basics of Christianity. In Renewing Your Mind, Dr. Sproul offers a summary of the major tenets of the Christian faith. He explains the biblical basis for each … Learn MorePaperback $20.00 $16.00 Add to Cart
Overcoming the World: Grace To Win The Daily Battle
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Postmodern Times: A Christian Guide to Contemporary Thought and Culture
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The modern era is over. Assumptions that shaped twentieth-century thought and culture, the bridges we crossed to this present moment, have blown up. The postmodern age has begun. Just what is postmodernism? The average person would be shocked by its … Learn More
Westminster Dictionary of Theological Terms
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Answering Islam: The Crescent in Light of the Cross
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Rather Being Shown the Door at CBS
The longtime correspondent, known for his travels to hot spots around the world, said he had asked to go to the Gulf Coast last fall to cover Hurricane Katrina and to visit Iraq and Afghanistan to cover the conflicts there, but his requests were denied.
"They just said, 'Not interested,' " he says.
It now seems clear that even then CBS News officials were moving to distance themselves from Rather, the face of their news division for almost a quarter-century. Network sources said Thursday -- and Rather confirmed -- that final negotiations are underway for the former anchor to leave before his contract expires at the end of November, even though he had hoped to stay on in a new role.
"If it had it worked out for me to be an important contributor to CBS, I would have liked that," Rather says in a phone interview. "The work has not turned out what I hoped it would be, and under those circumstances, the network executives decided that I should go onto the next step of my work."
The 74-year-old newsman said he doesn't view his departure with disappointment.
"My view of it is I'm a pro and it's a business and I'm focusing on the future," says Rather, who added that he is excited about other opportunities that he cannot discuss. "That's where my focus is. I tend to be an optimist by nature and by experience."
Still, those close to Rather say he has been dismayed and perplexed by the pressure for him to make an early exit.
"It's clear I have some difficulties with the current corporate management, but that's not unusual with reporters," he says.
The abrupt ending to his 44-year career at the network is widely seen as a painful conclusion for Rather, who stepped down as evening news anchor in March 2005 in the wake of criticism about a story he reported that raised questions about
An independent panel commissioned by CBS concluded that the piece, which aired on the now-defunct "60 Minutes Wednesday" in September 2004, was based on documents that could not be corroborated. In the fallout, four staffers lost their jobs. Some colleagues, including "60 Minutes" correspondent Mike Wallace, suggested Rather should have quit as well.
Instead, the veteran broadcaster returned to reporting. This season, Rather was relegated to being one of nine correspondents on "60 Minutes" while network officials worked to repair the damage caused by the controversy. Longtime
News executives sought an amicable agreement with the former anchor and, in negotiations, stressed their respect for his contributions to CBS, which include 24 years at the helm of the evening broadcast. They've cast his departure not as punishment for the Bush story but as a move that will allow the network to showcase a new generation of correspondents.
But Rather says he had more to contribute to the network that he first joined in 1962 as Dallas bureau chief.
"I think now as much or more than ever, Americans need hard-news reporting -- particularly hard-news reporting about foreign affairs and how their government works," he says. "I'm committed to that. When my feet hit the floor every morning, I'm looking for a great story."
Rather says he's had discussions to do work for other outlets but declined to elaborate, saying only, "There are things that interest me that I want to know more about."
Rather won't say whether he views the push for him to leave CBS before his contract expires as a betrayal, saying, "I'd leave it for others to define it."
The newsman says he tried to handle the discussions for him to leave "in a professional, classy, gentlemanly manner. This is a news operation, and professional jealousy and backbiting and backstabbing are common in newsrooms and common in ours, unfortunately."


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Dick Tracy Credits
Published by Walt Disney Computer Software, Inc.
|David Mullich, Sam Palahnuk
|Assistant Producers
|Scott Wolf, Noah Dudley
|Product Manager
|Joe Adney
|Title & Panel Art
|Jeff Hilbers
|Zina Yee
|Digital Sound Effects
|Steve Williams
|Gabriella Crane
|Packaging Coordination
|Cathy Gamboz
|Packaging Art Direction
|Lea Bivens
Developed by Distinctive Software, Inc.
|Development Producer
|Hanno Lemke
|Jack Rebbetoy, Steve Vestergaard
|Faye Hoffman, Gerard de Souza
|IBM Music
|Michael Sokyrka
|Featuring the voices of
|Corey Burton, Wayne Allwine, Tony Anselmo, Marnie Mosiman, Travis Kemmer
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|Jon Doellstedt, Scott Cuthbertson, John Santos, Mike Weiner
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Peter Pan in Disney's Return to Never Land, a group of 3 people
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Nomad, a group of 3 people
Disney Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two, a group of 3 people
Disney Learning Adventure: Search for the Secret Keys, a group of 3 people
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I picked up some goat meat and made two recipes. I made this first dish for a dinner party with surprisingly positive results.
We're cleaning out the last little bits of our root cellar today. What has held up over these cold months? Yams and potatoes!
Add color to your plate with late-winter greens; the perfect wilted spinach; and Tuscan-style broccoli is substantial enough to eat as a main course.
These two recipes are especially green: you don't even need place settings! Endive barquettes and Napa cabbage leaves serve as edible bowls.
Our listeners requested an episode of raw recipes. So, we deliver three raw snacks using cabbage, walnuts, and cauliflower!
These easy recipes will give rest to the weary Thanksgiving home chefs. They may be quick and light, they don't skimp on flavor!
We're finishing up our series on summer grilling today by cooking some potatoes, onions and peppers in the coals paired with a crisp and fresh coleslaw.
If you are just getting started making your own fermented food, you may want to consider one of the most commonly known foods: Sauerkraut.


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transference[trans′fər əns, trans fʉr′-]
Use transference in a sentence
- a transferring or being transferred; transfer
- Psychoanalysis a reproduction of emotions relating to repressed experiences, esp. of childhood, and the substitution of another person, esp. a psychoanalyst or other psychotherapist, for the object of the repressed impulses
Related Forms:
- transferential
- a. The act or process of transferring.b. The fact of being transferred.
- The process by which emotions and desires originally associated with one person, such as a parent or sibling, are unconsciously shifted to another person, especially to a psychotherapist or psychoanalyst during a course of treatment.
Related Forms:
- trans′fer·en′tial
(countable and uncountable, plural transferences)
- The act of conveying from one place to another; the act of transferring or the fact of being transferred.
- (psychology) The process by which emotions and desires, originally associated with one person, such as a parent, are unconsciously shifted to another.


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Perfect Creamed Dried Beef
26 Sep 2009
If you are looking for an easy and simple to make, moreover a very delicious Beef dish, it has to be this Creamed Dried Beef! You may even use this Creamed Dried Beef as an excellent burger mix, so just give it a try.
|Dried beef
|4 Ounce
|2 Tablespoon
|Chopped onion
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Condensed cream of celery soup
|1 Can (10 oz)
|1⁄3 Cup (5.33 tbs)
|Evaporated milk
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Worcestershire sauce
|1⁄8 Teaspoon
Pull dried beef into small pieces.
If beef is very salty, rinse first in warm water; drain well.
Melt butter over low heat in 2-quart saucepan.
Add onion; cook until onion is yellow and transparent.
Add beef; cook gently until edges curl.
Blend in soup.
Stir in water, evaporated milk, and Worcestershire sauce.
Bring to serving temperature.
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Cauliflower And Green Bean Salad
15 Nov 2009
|Cauliflower florets
|3⁄4 Pound, divided into florets
|1⁄3 Cup (5.33 tbs)
|Frozen whole green beans
|1⁄2 Pound
|French dressing
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Fresh pepper
|1⁄2 Teaspoon (Red And Green)
|Hard cooked egg
|1 , finely chopped (For Garnish)
1 Place the cauliflower florets in a shallow, oval dish, keeping stems to centre.
2 Add 3 tablespoons of the water. Cover tightly with plastic wrap, and pierce.
3 Microwave on full power for 5-6 minutes. Stir and set aside.
4 Put the beans into a shallow oval dish and add 2 tablespoons of water.
5 Cover tightly with plastic wrap and pierce in centre. Microwave on full power for 6 minutes, stirring once during cooking. Set aside.
6 Drain the cauliflower and beans. Combine in a bowl and pour over the French dressing.
7 Add the peppers and toss to coat. Cool and then refrigerate.
8 Pile into a serving dish and, if liked, garnish with chopped egg.
Recipe Summary
Course:Side Dish
Restriction:Lacto Ovo Vegetarian
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