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Bryan Adams' Hit-Heavy Fox Show
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Lightning Bolt's Sharp New Sound
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Fleetwood Mac Back with Classic Lineup
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Here's Who's Making STL Noisy This Spring
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Beatles Sister Louise Harrison Departs the Midwest
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Working Class Dogs to Honor Rick Springfield
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Method: Participatory observation, or "Don't criticize what you can't understand: Whoever walks a mile full of false sympathy walks to the funeral of the whole human race."
Working hypothesis: Open mics offer the most effective means of social control since the demise of public hanging or (at least) since the advent of satellite TV.
Obie's, Sept. 11: On the evening of the Tuesday of the end of innocence, Soulard is pretty much empty. The TV above the bar flashes images: sobbing faces, sober generals, tangled metal. Death counts tick across the bottom of the screen. Kim Voorman begins the night with "All Along the Watchtower." Her voice, desiccated with gravity and emotion, mixes hate with love, anger with confusion, much as Janis, Siouxsie and Grace, in equally volatile times, had done.
Along with Ranger Dave Montgomery and Bryan Hoskins, Voorman has the best voice of any open-mic host in town, and no matter what she sings -- even the zany "Show Us Your Tits" -- she never showboats, never pretends she's doing more (or less) than running a fair and friendly open mic. She draws warmth and attention from Obie's often unruly pot- and shot-plied audience. With a suitcase full of makeshift percussion, she turns most evenings into a free-for-all -- at least until, in a rather Talibanesque move, the owners banned dancing on the bar.
Tonight no one would have danced anyway. The performer sits with his notebook and bourbon and watches a well-grassed, soon-to-be hand-fastened pagan picker named Joe cradle his mandolin and gesture towards the whirlwind of ash and fire spinning on the television. "Don't let this make you a killer!" he calls out. "If you were a pacifist before this happened, you're still a pacifist today." The performer has been attending open mics for more than a year; he can't remember anything quite so brave.
Venice Café, Sept. 24. Being a mirror of life, the open mic depends on fortune. You may arrive early and sign up for a choice spot, only to find that 10 others have called ahead and slotted themselves and their friends. If you get that choice No. 4 on the list, it's just as likely the joint will be dead. Venice host Ranger Dave is a pro: He announces the performers and makes each feel welcome, and if he likes your songs enough, he'll sit in and pick along. He invariably opens with "Why I Don't Know," then on through the Lyle Lovett songbook. It matters not how many times you've heard him do "Family Reserve"; his tenor is unflagging and his bluegrass-honed licks flash and chime. "Drink up, Shriners," he offers after the song. "It's a party."
The Duck Tape Duo have brought their own folding chairs; they sit, deciding to dispense with amplification altogether, much as they've done in their parents' game rooms since they were kids. Barefoot Mike whaps at a tenor guitar (four strings, strung wrong), and Steve thumps along: They rock pretty hard. "Wish I didn't wear another man's shirt," Steve sings. "Please stay and help me stare down at the floor." Inscrutable yet unclear. Their legs keep the beat like pogo sticks: They sound like an old-time 78 going at 7,800 rpm, or maybe if the Everlys cut a Guns N' Roses tribute album -- in other words, it's better than it sounds.
A woman named Wanda is out on the town; she notices the performer scribbling in his notebook. She wants to see, can't make out the words, then demands the pen. Fingers and Butcher, an "entertainment duo" called Helliphino, are midway through a cover: Cypress Hill's "Insane in the Brain." Wanda writes: Adam Sandler on a bad day. Hurts my ears. Some people find it hilarious! Even sing along. "Insane in the Brain!!" But turn it off! There are talented people here in St. Louis, here in Soulard, here on Pestalozzi and Lemp, that are not drunk, who are waiting their turn, their chance to be heard, to be critiqued by strangers who may not know music technically but who know what they like -- who know what their ears find acceptable, find pleasing. That guy before them, Robert [Collins], I felt his music from the vagina and up. Others I felt from the mind down to the soul.
Kennealy's, Sept. 26. The best open mic in St. Louis is a matter of some controversy, and the performer, who has attended as many as anyone, knows no way to resolve the matter. Michael O'Brien and the Dimby Mafia seem concerned with elevating the Shanti's Tuesday-night event to such lofty heights, but perhaps such obsessions are equivalent to declaring the best crackhouse or best sanitarium.
The longest-running open mic is slightly less debatable: The Venice and Molly's are virtual ties. The best sound belongs to Cicero's or Off Broadway. More abstractly, however, the most inviting open mic is Wednesday night at Kennealy's. The stage is small and close to the floor, with thronelike chairs and a laid-back, living-room feel, with pink lights strung sparkling overhead. It's an even bet the audience will listen to more than just their friends play. Host Bryan Hoskins knows and cares enough to tweak the good PA, even if it's just the performer doing another number as slow as a Lava Lamp and nearly as on key.
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Best New Restaurant St. Louis 2000 - Chez Leon
Readers' Choice: Lorenzo's Trattoria
It certainly took a lot of Gaul to open up a restaurant like this in the Central West End. If you're not privileged enough to pop over to France on a regular basis, at least now you can stroll the Avenue Laclede whenever you feel like it and experience many of the same sights, sounds and smells you'd find a couple thousand miles away. Not only is Chez Leon a perfect architectural emulation of something off a side street in Paris, it also brings together the culinary dream team of Eddie Neill (of Café Provençal and Eddie's Steak and Chop), chef Claude Courtoisier and Leon Bierbaum, whose local career has spanned everything from waiter at the Cheshire Inn to one of the top wine experts in town at Cheshire Cellars and 9-0-5 to concierge at the Majestic Hotel. Steak frites, choucroute, pâtés, great wines, tartes, even an authentic bouillabaisse now and then -- all the classics of the sidewalks of Paris and many other parts of France are now available without the jet lag.


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Last week, the City of Fort Wayne cut the ribbon on construction of a new segment of the Pufferbelly Trail on the city's north side.
The expansion is the latest in what's becoming an increasingly connected trail system across four counties in Northeast Indiana.
Fort Wayne has a long history of organizations advocating for a trail network, and along with city, county and state governments, one of the key groups leading the charge today is Fort Wayne Trails.
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Will we hear about an iPhone 5 announcement soon with a typical June launch date? Will that iPhone 5 have a dual-core A6 processor? All are speculation at this time, Apple could have put this code in to make competitors nervous, but Apple is a company that actually does things rather than make it look like their doing things.Read More »
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Land Speed Races at Loring Marred by Death of Bill Warner
A well known Land Speed Racer was killed while attempting to set a new record at Loring on Sunday .Bill Warner was extremely well known as a land speed record holder. The 44 year old from Florida was looking to add another record to his resume, running 300 miles an hour in a mile. Warner made several attempts over the weekend and unfortunately a little after 10am on Sunday morning Warner was involved in an accident and passed away later that morning at Cary Medical Centre in Caribou. The accident has left people involved with the event in shock
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Idaho Falls Photographers - Music. Sports. Headshots.
Photos by Brad Barlow
B2X Photo. Live concerts and studio sessions. Football, basketball, baseball, soccer. Headshots for actors and business.
Are you in a band that's looking for a photographer in Idaho Falls to get promo shots or photos for album artwork or merch production? Think about it. It's just a matter of time before you're signing autographs. You're gonna need some glossies.
Are you a parent of a student athlete? My sports photos are a cool gift and big inspiration to the kids. Specific example: a 12 year old kid was Googling his football team and came across a picture of himself that I took. His response: "holy crap, I look awesome! I look like a real football player."
Do you need a business headshot that shows your confidence and approachability? Something that is professional but shows you're a human being with a killer personality? This is what I do, playa.
Take a look around my website and call me when you're looking for a music/concert or sports photographer in Idaho Falls, Pocatello, Rexburg, etc.
Photographers Customer Reviews
"Photography is an art and Brad is truly an artist." - Ron Barnes (Farr's Jewelry, Idaho Falls)
"All the pictures were great. My husband says we'll be getting ahold of you for football." - Brandy Lenz (Idaho Falls)
"Without a doubt, the best sports photographer around." - Caroline Faure (Idaho State University Sport Science)
"This guy's got skills!" - Doug Hulett (Idaho Falls)
"He knows what he's doing and his photos prove it!" - Kim Hawkes (Paces For Payton Run)
"Absolute perfection! Thrilled have Brad shoot pictures of my son and his football team. An insanely talented photographer." - Mie Anderson (Idaho Falls)
"A true artist. You can hear the crowd, feel the excitement, feel your heart pounding. All by looking at an image." - TK Pettinger (Blackfoot)
"Extremely professional. I definitely recommend B2X Photo." - Liza Leonard (Snake River Landing)
"My son appreciated that the 'real him' was captured. Brad worked magic." - Bonnie Horsburgh (Idaho Falls)
"This is the 2nd year Brad has photographed football for us. Way worth the price." - Gina Swager (Idaho Falls)
"Fantastic shot of my son's varsity basketball on our wall at home. Strongly recommend." - Adam Craig (Idaho Falls)
"Glad you're out there covering high school sports. Very impressive" - Nancy Love (Hillcrest HS Yearbook)
"He was so nice and easy to work with" - Amy Brizzee (Pocatello) "By far the best sports photographer in Idaho Falls." - Mike Belnap
"Action shots that have zero blur and incredible detail. Anyone looking for great Idaho Falls photographers: use B2X Photo." - PJ Holm (Idaho Falls Parks & Rec)
"Killer shots. You've got talent" - DownBeat Sylo
"I definitely plan to hire him again and again. He's covered a few corporate events for me with excellent success in taking difficult shots." - Tony Lima (Melaleuca)
"Thank you for taking such awesome photos." - @CaryLaine
"These photos, this Idaho Falls photographer... good. Crazy good." - Eric Wenstrom (Teton Chamber Orchestra)
"You won't go wrong if you have B2X Photo at your next event" - Matt Harris (IdahoSports.com)
"We didn't want traditional and cheesy. And we got something that rocked." - Mike and Monica Nelson (Idaho Falls)
"You rule! Every single photo is awesome." - Viktor Wilt (Reverbnation/drseussisdead)
"It's truly one of my favorite pictures. Makes me a little teary, lol." - Jeness Weninger (Idaho Falls)
"B2X Photo takes some sweet pictures" - @jrappscoots
"Who knew there were such great photographers in Idaho Falls? Brad was excellent at making it comfortable. Seriously good stuff that definitely enhances my professional image. He knew exactly what I needed, even when I wasn't sure." - Trent VanderSloot (Seneschal Properties LLC)
"Brad's fun, energetic and has great work." - Davin Napier (Idaho Mountain Trading)
"My entire life I've hated photos of myself. These are beautiful. Brad Barlow is the best photographer in Idaho Falls." - Judy Velasco (Idaho Falls)
"The best photographers record human moments. The best humans who care about and understand humans create those reflections we talk about for decades. Brad Barlow is a great human who cares about the people he records. Amazing photos and photographers." - Ryan Hansen (Idaho Falls Tiger Times)
"These are sooo awesome! I am way excited!" - Sarah Clark (Idaho Falls)
"Wow those concert photos are amazing!!!! Thanks again so much!" - Sloan Sperl, (Happy Havoc)
"Brad is one of the best photographers I have ever seen, keep up the good work I have really enjoyed working with you!!!" - David Long (Blackfoot MX Park)
"Priceless." - Melissa Hollister (Boise)
"Amazing pictures. Highly recommend!!!" - Natalie Bernabee (Idaho Falls)
"Top gun Idaho Falls photographers for headshots, concert photography and candid pictures. We're thrilled to have him on our music promotions team." - Brian Morris (Reverbnation/brianmorris)
"One of the best photographers in Idaho Falls. Just look how good he made me look :)" - Jade Davis (Liberty Lush)
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Music - Sports - Headshots
Idaho Falls, ID 83406
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What if the year we have long commemorated as America s defining moment was in fact misleading? What if the real events that signaled the historic shift from colony to country took place earlier, and that the true story of our nation s emergence reveals a more complicated and divisive birth process?In this major new work, iconoclastic historian and political chronicler Kevin Phillips upends the conventional reading of the American Revolution by puncturing the myth that 1776 was the struggle s watershed year. Mythology and omission have elevated 1776, but the most important year, rarely recognized, was 1775: the critical launching point of the war and Britain s imperial outrage and counterattack and the year during which America s commitment to revolution took bloody and irreversible shape.Phillips focuses on the great battlefields and events of 1775 Congress s warlike economic ultimatums to king and parliament, New England s rage militaire, the panicked concentration of British troops in militant but untenable Boston, the stunning expulsion of royal governors up and down the seaboard, and the new provincial congresses and many hundreds of local committees that quickly reconstituted local authority in Patriot hands. These onrushing events delivered a sweeping control of territory and local government to the Patriots, one that Britain was never able to overcome. 1775 was the year in which Patriots captured British forts and fought battles from the Canadian frontier to the Carolinas, obtained the needed gunpowder in machinations that reached from the Baltic to West Africa and the Caribbean, and orchestrated the critical months of nation building in the backrooms of a secrecy-shrouded Congress. As Phillips writes, The political realignment achieved amid revolution was unique no other has come with simultaneous ballots and bullets. Surveying the political climate, economic structures, and military preparations, as well as the roles of ethnicity, religion, and class, Phillips tackles the eighteenth century with the same skill and perception he has shown in analyzing contemporary politics and economics. He mines rich material as he surveys different regions and different colonies and probes how the varying agendas and expectations at the grassroots level had a huge effect on how the country shaped itself. He details often overlooked facts about the global munitions trade; about the roles of Indians, slaves, and mercenaries; and about the ideological and religious factors that played into the revolutionary fervor.The result is a dramatic account brimming with original insights about the country we eventually became. Kevin Phillips s "1775" revolutionizes our understanding of America s origins."
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Best Lounge Act St. Louis 2007 - Bobby Schuessler
5900 Arsenal St.
St. Louis, MO 63139
The Hideaway Restaurant & Lounge (5900 Arsenal Street, St. Louis; 314-645-8822) is a lounge in the truest sense of the word. The south-side institution is bedecked in a warm red (right down to the hand-knit placemats on the bar), and the mood invites you to grab a drink, sit back and, well, lounge. The relaxing, throwback vibe is heightened by the presence of a few regular piano players, who sing, gab and entertain the AARP cardholders that comprise the regular crowd. On Tuesday nights the bluehairs gather 'round the piano and let Bobby Schuessler take them on a sentimental journey via a selection of golden oldies that ranges from World War II-era ballads to early rock & roll staples. A rotating disco ball throws colors and shadows on the red walls while the (more agile) audience members swing and sway to "Unforgettable" or "Johnny Angel." Ever the gracious host, Schuessler'll hand you the mic if you want to croon "You Belong to Me" to that special someone.


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Two mysterious ultra-thin Dell notebooks hit the FCC, sport SSD storage, ports galore
Yesterday a couple mysterous laptops from Dell made an appearance on the FCC. The devices are dubbed the Dalmore 15 and Dalmore 14, and sport the model numbers P19F and P25G. FCC test reports reveal much, but label photos of the devices are quite interesting.
First, both notebooks appear to be very thin. The back end of the devices are about as tall as an Ethernet port, putting them in the 15 to 20mm range – that's Macbook Air territory. It's also notable that both devices feature a ton of ports. In addition to the Ethernet port, the devices feature an HDMI port, what appears to be multiple mini-display ports, as well as a few USB ports. Pictures of the Dalmore 15's frame also shows a label that reads "SATA Flash", suggesting that the device will sport SSD storage.
The Dalmore models also feature a unique design. The back of the devices are flat, but have slight angles near the device's sides. None of Dell's current notebook models feature this design, suggesting that this will be a new line of notebooks for the company. It's possible that the Dalmores, which likely get their name from a single-malt scotch whisky, are Dell's first entrants into the ultrabook category.
Update: Sean Hollister from The Verge points out that these are the Dell E6520 and E6420. These two notebooks like made a re-appearance on the FCC due to added Smart Card reading support.


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Apr 24 2012
YOUR Phone Photos: The Finalists!
Picking finalists from among all the featured submission was really difficult. As I've said before, the playing field is so level with cell phone photos, as most people are working with the same basic "equipment." For this reason, I love these phone assignments.
Without further ado, here are the finalists! All of these submitters will win a $50 gift card from Amazon.com.
Winner will be announced
Wednesday THURSDAY MORNING! Feel free to shout out your favorites.
By ThoughtsFromTheFerrisWheel.
Feel free to shout out your faves, everyone!
I'll announce the winner tomorrow morning.
327 Comments and 47 Replies
Cary from Denver On Wednesday, April 25 at 3:43 pm
They are all amazing! I love the rainbow shot by chris_tifnym.
Misha H. On Wednesday, April 25 at 3:54 pm
They are all very good. My choices in order: The tree branches of blossoms, Plane View, Feathers, Horses in the fog, Rainbow in the Storm. Good job to everyone!!
Tina K On Wednesday, April 25 at 4:00 pm
Jules1836. It was hard to pick just one, but those colors are so bold and amazing that it was screaming to be chosen. Good luck everyone!
Jo-Anne On Wednesday, April 25 at 4:40 pm
The first one by Wild Wend.is just beautiful, out of these ones it is my favourite ones
Connie On Wednesday, April 25 at 4:46 pm
Blue bucket is the best!!
April On Wednesday, April 25 at 4:48 pm
Chris's rainbow!
Deb On Wednesday, April 25 at 5:22 pm
I really like the purple flower one "ThoughtsfromtheFerrisWheel" submission… reminds me of my grandmother's flowers and the joy that they brought to so many. Second favorite is view from the plane.. I'm always intrigued of what clouds look like from above.
kathyann On Wednesday, April 25 at 5:31 pm
Oh wow. There is no way to choose just one. they are all fantastic. great job everyone.
Aunt B On Wednesday, April 25 at 5:32 pm
I love the Cherry Blossoms because I've never gotten to see them in real life and this picture makes me feel like they are real, i am just waiting for the scent to linger through the computer screen.
Congrats to all the finalists, it amazes me that these pics are all done with a cell phone. Make me think i need to upgrade my phone for a better camera.
My second choice is the mailbox photo, too cool!
Kathy On Wednesday, April 25 at 5:55 pm
Thoughts by Ferris Wheel gets my vote. What beautiful flowers!
Casey On Wednesday, April 25 at 6:05 pm
Not sure how you'll ever pick a winner, these are fabulous! What blessings, each and every one of them!
vicki On Wednesday, April 25 at 6:06 pm
Sorry…….I love crows and ravens so Steven Dempsey's crow on top of the car has to my fav!
Captain Obvious On Wednesday, April 25 at 6:22 pm
I'm unimpressed. Artbychristi was the only one that made me stop and remark on the beauty!
K.Young On Wednesday, April 25 at 6:54 pm
Chrysti ~ lthough I love so many others. I'm so glad she's a finalist.
Alanna On Wednesday, April 25 at 7:58 pm
I love the photos by:
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Thank you greatly for choosing my photo Ree! It was such an unexpected blessing. I enter every photo contest and enjoy doing so. Always great photos and so much support from those that follow your blog. I cannot even tell you how many emails I've received about the photo. It truly warms my heart.
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How do you send in the pictures???????
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I have big plans for the boys…..swim lessons, horse-riding lessons, and the 6 year old wants to learn to fly……so we are going to go watch model airplane flying and an air show this summer.
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Sonnen: Chris Weidman That Beat Silva at UFC 162 Was The 'worst Weidman I've ever seen'
"Let's not forget, Chris Weidman dominated him on the ground and then got up and dominated on the feet. This was not a close fight. It was also the worst Chris Weidman I've ever seen. I've never seen Chris Weidman fight so poorly. He slowed down significantly. When he was on top in the first round, it was off a very sloppy takedown. He gave up position going for a very reckless submission. He was taking a couple of kicks. He just didn't fight very well, and he still dominated and ended with a finish inside seven minutes.
You have to understand, in the history of combat, never, not one time ever, ever, ever has a rematch ever favored the older fighter. There's a ten-year age gap here. It will be amazing if Anderson can beat him.
Anderson Silva is a very smart fighter. He's very skilled. He's very experienced. I just don't think he wants to be in there. They asked him right after he lost, and he openly said 'my time as champion is done.' And I believe him."
In THIS RECENT INTERVIEW, Chael Sonnen discussed a number of topics with the media in England this week. Including the pending rematch between Anderson Silva and Chris Weidman.
One Response to "Sonnen: Chris Weidman That Beat Silva at UFC 162 Was The 'worst Weidman I've ever seen'"
I saw Weidman taking Silva down in the first and not able to do jack shit with it. The last part of the first was already all Anderson. The second round Weidman tried a few takedowns and all were stuffed and he got punished for it. Silva dominated the second round and started toying with Weidman. That was his downfall, because Weidman threw a weird flurry and then Silva leaned right into a half assed left hook/jab by Weidman.
Weidman is going to get punished in the rematch.
There seems to be two people who watched that fight. People who saw Weidman go into the fight and score all the points despite not necessarily putting huge danger on Silva. And then there are fans who apparently saw a fight in which Silva was somehow dominating Weidman? What fight where those people watching? I'm honestly curious. I saw the fight from perspective A not B. Weidman won the first round (not that it even matters, he knocked Silva out cold…) Despite that I do think it's entirely possible for Silva to win this fight, there's just too many variables to base the result of this fight on the result of the last fight.
I agree
The people who seen perspective B are in mass denial and clearly blinded by Silva's nuts. Agreed Silva can win, but he better remember he's in a fight and not the circus.. might want to put the clown suit away this time.
& then there's people like you who don't like Silva b/c he's black. smh
Nice try silly b!tch.
Agree with you Sasquatch. Silva got knocked out. You delusional people are looking really stupid. They fought and AS got knocked out period.
The spider tried bringing Weidman into his web, but the kid wasn't having it; plain and simple. He waited for Silva to showboat and he capitalized. Silva is just going to have to do it the old fashioned way – square off and fight.
Actually Chael, BJ Penn was a favorite over Frankie Edgar in their rematch.
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Business Owners – What To Do When Times Are SlowWednesday, September 30th, 2009
There are wonderful benefits to owning a company, but growing the business takes an incredible amount of work, dedication, and patience. The farmer doesn't see the results of his labor as soon as the seed is planted. In like manner, the young entrepreneur can't expect immediate returns on his investments. Times will be good. Times will be bad. In the years that I have been running my business I have experienced quite the roller coaster ride. During slow periods, it's important to make good use of your time and plant sees from which future successes will grow.
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- Improve Your Marketing Efforts. Re-examine your brand. How are you reaching out to others? Is it time for your website to be updated? Have you neglected your blog, or other social media profiles? Sometimes when business is slower I take a look at my demo reel to see how I might re-organize it and improve it. You might also consider creating and sending a free monthly e-newsletter (see my sign up form to the right of this page) or writing an informative article and submitting it to local publications. Think of anything that will help you get your name out in front of people.
- Practice Your Craft. If you are a photographer, cinematographer, writer, graphic designer, or web designer, you can take advantage of slow times by improving your skill set. Create some work on spec. Get out and shoot something. Update your portfolio. If you are an editor who really needs to learn more about using After Effects, sign up for a class and learn something new. Watch some tutorials. The quality of your work will only get better.
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Remember that I told you a few posts ago that I was working on something and hoped to share with you soon? Well, it's almost time but not quite. Hopefully early next week. I can tell you that I've be getting ready for this *little something* since early in November and part of the prep for it was to make myself an apron. I have lots of aprons but I needed a brand spanking new one, in white. So I sewed one myself. When you make things yourself you are able to make them exactly as you need them to be. For me, all my aprons should have pockets…I love having pockets in most of my clothing and especially in my aprons. When I made my white apron I made it with four pockets. Here is the bottom half of my apron with the waist ties tucked into the third pocket (or second pocket depending on whether you are counting from left to right or right to left!)
The top is a bib top and once I finished sewing it I took it to my local embroidery shop, Elite Engraving and Embroidery in Perth to have them embroider my logo on the top. I emailed them a picture of my blog header and from that they digitized the image and before you could say "The Vanilla Bean Baker" they finished my apron just perfectly for me. What do you think?
So, about Dagwood Bumstead. When I walked into the Elite Engraving and Embroidery shop, there on the bulkhead that overhangs their work area was what I thought to be a painting of Dagwood Bumstead. When I commented to the owners that Dagwood's image would make a great cookie, they agreed and then proceeded to tell me that the image was actually not a painting of Dagwood but rather an embroidery stitch-out they did for a client who wanted an embroidered pillow for her husband's den (a big fan of Dagwood obviously) . When I left the shop I knew that I would soon be making Dagwood Bumstead cookies for the owners and on Friday I delivered them.
To make these cookies I did the following:
1. Piped and flooded the cooled cookies with white royal icing and left to set overnight.
2. Used a black edible image marker to trace the image of Dagwood Bumstead on to the cookies using my KopyKake.
3. Used black piping icing to pipe over the trace lines.
4. Flooded the bow tie with red royal icing and the jacket and hair with black royal icing.
5. Then flooded the face and ears with tan royal icing and the collar with white royal icing. Left cookies to set overnight.
6. Using a black edible marker, completed the facial details including the ears.
6. Delivered cookies to owners Jim and Susan Buker of Elite Engraving and Embroidery, Perth Ontario whose embroidery work of Dagwood Bumstead inspired these cookies.
So you now know what Dagwood Bumstead I have in common. We've both been stitched beautifully by Elite Engraving and Embroidery. Jim & Susan, I love my apron and you were both such a pleasure to deal with. Thanks so much!


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Harriman head coach Jeff King was expecting a hard-nosed, physical battle with Rockwood Wednesday night in the District 3-A Tournament title game and that's just what he got as King's Blue Devils outlasted the Tigers 53-47 to capture their second straight tournament title.
Rebounds proved to be the undoing of the Roane State Raiderettes Wednesday as they gave up 44 boards in an 83-72 loss to Chattanooga State.
Tournament time is not the best time for an off-night, but that's just what happened to Jim Cordell's Harriman Lady Blue Devils Tuesday night, as Tellico Plains whipped the Lady Devils, 61-30, in the District 3-A Tournament consolation game.
Rockwood senior Kiley Gunter got her wish.
We are GRAVELY concerned about efforts under way at the state legislature to snuff out collective bargaining among Tennessee teachers.
Some would call this a pay issue, and, of course, it is to some extent.
But it is much, much more than that — and the outcome can have disturbing repercussions in every community in our state.
Anyone who remembers the days before collective bargaining knows that teacher hiring was largely politicized and nepotism ran rampant in school systems.
Decisions, decisions.We face them with every breath we take.
Sometimes, they're no brainers … we breathe in, and we breathe out. The most wonderful wife in the world has to remind her wayward husband to do it every now and again.
At least that's what she says when I do something stupid that gets on her nerves. Needless to say, I comply with pretty much everything she says because I know she knows what's best for me.
Jack Jinks' first assignment was overseeing the Roane County Office of Emergency Services.
Now County Executive Ron Woody has him doing the same at the ambulance department.
"We're starting a little bit more hands-on management at the ambulance department because of some of the issues," Woody said.
The ambulance department was a hot topic at the Feb. 14 commission meeting. Woody assigned Jinks to the department the next day.
A Roane County ambulance was one of the vehicles that got destroyed in last week's fire at Turpin Auto in Harriman.
"It was our backup ambulance," Roane County Executive Ron Woody said.
Woody said the loss shouldn't disrupt service.
He said the county has five ambulances that run 24 hours a day and one that runs 10 hours a day.
"If we were to have one to go out, the ambulance that just runs 10 hours a day would become a 24-hour ambulance," he said.
Avery Elise Fritz of Kingston celebrated her eighth birthday on Feb. 1 with family and friends at Roane County Skating Center in Rockwood.
She is the daughter of Matt and Angie Thomas Fritz of Kingston.
Grandparents are Jim and Becky Moates Thomas of Kingston, and Ernest and Cynthia Fritz of Harrison.
Great-grandmothers are Madeline Moates of Rockwood and Betty Pratt of Urbana, Ohio.
Avery has a 5-year-old sister, Braxton Olivia.
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June 21 (Bloomberg) -- GTL Ltd., whose market value plunged by more than half in Mumbai yesterday, said it may approach the market regulator after "speculative activity" by domestic investors triggered the record crash in its stock.
Shares of the company which manages telecommunication equipment for mobile-phone companies surged 11.1 percent to 142.15 rupees at 9:19 a.m. local time, the steepest gain since April 2007, after tumbling by a record 62 percent yesterday. Group company GTL Infrastructure Ltd. jumped 8.9 percent, the most since January 2010, to 18.45 rupees.
The sell-off "has nothing to do with medium and large investors, and is on account of speculative activity," founder and Chairman Manoj Tirodkar told Bloomberg UTV in an interview. "Institutional investors have not voiced any cause for concern and there's no panic. Long-term investors continue to believe in the business model. The fundamentals are intact."
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In spite of cold weather and wind off the Rappahannock River that drove to the bone, my two days of short stints manning the Sentinel table at the Oyster Festival was lots of fun. Readers came from far and wide to say hello. Many locals also stopped by to check in. It was delightful to hear remarks that this column has generated throughout the years.
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Junior Clay "JR" Lair age 69 of Cookeville, Tennessee died Monday, June 25, 2012 at his home. Born in Metcalfe County he was an Army Veteran and was the son of the late Dallas Clay and Laura Mae Jessie Lair.
He is survived by one son Curtis Lair and wife Serena of Cookeville, Stacey Pickett and husband Jason of Missouri, Kimberly Lair and fiancé Jason Parker of Cookeville, six grandchildren Cody, Chandler, Patrick, Chelsea, Paige, and Nina; one brother Floyd Lair and wife Kathy of Edmonton; one sister Janice Sue Jennings of Edmonton and a host of nieces and nephews.
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As we all know here this morning, things don't just happen. And I want to begin with acknowledging the leadership of Jan Scruggs and many sitting here in the front row who began this magnificent journey of building a Vietnam Veterans Memorial many, many years ago.
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I also want to use this moment to acknowledge and put endorsement in for the continued efforts many of you here to finally get this education center built here at the Vietnam Veteran Memorial. I know so many of you continue to work it, and we'll continue to be involved, Jan, and support you on this. It needs to be done. We're close. So we need to push it over the line, and we'll do it.
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We're at a defining time in our world, a time when the world is reorienting, it is going through a process of building a new world order. Probably we've not seen anything quite like this since after World War II. So this is an important time. This is a time for all of our leaders to step forward. And the wisdom and experience that we have not just represented here, but in our country today is as probably significant as we've ever had in our society. And to bring that together and listen to our leaders is particularly important.
I want to acknowledge our friends from Australia here, our allies and partners and friends who have been with the United States in all of our wars, all of our efforts, and to you, sir, and your country, we thank you very much. Thank you.
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Speaking at this memorial on Veterans Day in 1988, President Ronald Reagan said, "Our nation itself is testimony to the love our veterans have had for it, our country, and for us. Our liberties, our values, all for which America stands is safe today because brave men and women have been ready to face the fight at freedom's front."
These brave men and women also fought for another ideal, one that has remained constant across generations of America fighting men and women. They fought to safeguard the lives of their comrades in arms. I had the honor to serve alongside some of those quiet heroes in Vietnam, as many of you did, and I have the privilege of meeting and working with these quiet heroes every day as Secretary of Defense.
They consider themselves ordinary people. They view themselves that way because they are humble, they are patriotic, and they are selfless, but those who marched off to serve their country are far from ordinary. They never asked for, nor expected anything in return for their service, other than respect and dignity. Unlike many in my generation, today's veterans return to a country that truly, truly appreciates their service and recognizes the sacrifices they've made for all of us. They are treated with the dignity, respect and appreciation that they have earned and they deserve.
As the United States winds down the longest period of sustained combat in our nation's history, America's obligations to those who answered the call to serve -- more than 2 million Americans -- are only just beginning. This nation has a sacred obligation to take care of them and their families for however long is necessary. It is part of the compact that we make with those who step forward to safeguard our freedom. Caring for these returning veterans, those who bear the visible and the invisible scars and wounds of war, is a solemn responsibility for America.
Whether the names of the fallen are etched on this wall behind me or are spoken today, their spirit, their lives each live on. We will never forget them. We must not forget them.
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: January 21, 2013 : Updated: January 21, 2013 9:26am
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First reconstruction of Neanderthal man
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This undated image provided by Jayne Wilkins shows different angles of an estimated 500,000-year-old stone point from Kathu Pan, South Africa. The scale bar at bottom is 1 centimeter long. In a study published in the journal Science on Thursday, Nov. 15, 2012, scientists say they've found evidence that stone tips for spears were made much earlier than thought, maybe even created by an earlier ancestor than has been believed. Both Neanderthals and members of our own species Homo sapiens used stone tips - a significant development that made spears more effective, lethal hunting weapons. The new findings from South Africa suggest that maybe they didn't invent that technology, but inherited it from their last shared ancestor, Homo heidelbergensis. (AP Photo/Jayne Wilkins)
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This undated photograph shows large (2 meter) paintings of horses at the Tito Bustillo Cave, Spain. These overlay earlier red paintings which, from uranium-series dating elsewhere in the cave, might be older than 29,000 years, making them the oldest cave paintings in Europe. The practice of cave art in Europe thus began up to 10,000 years earlier than previously thought, indicating the paintings were created either by the first anatomically modern humans in Europe or, perhaps, by Neanderthals. AFP PHOTO / SCIENCE / Courtesy of Rodrigo De Balbín Behrmann == EMBARGOED FOR RELEASE: 1400 ET (18:00 GMT) JUNE 14, 2012 / RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE / MANDATORY CREDIT: "AFP PHOTO / SCIENCE / Courtesy of Rodrigo De Balbín Behrmann" / NO SALES / NO MARKETING / NO ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS / DISTRIBUTED AS A SERVICE TO CLIENTS ==Rodrigo De Balbín Behrmann/AFP/GettyImages
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View taken on July 8, 2010 of a mannequin of a Tautavel Man presented at the prehistoric museum in Tautavel. The European Centre for Prehistoric Research was established in 1992 by French prehistorian Henry de Lumley and is located on the premises of the new museum of Tautavel, the European Prehistoric Centre. Henry de Lumley and his team are at the origin of the discovery of the Tautavel Man, an ancestor of Neanderthal Man, in the Caune de l'Arago cave. AFP PHOTO / ERIC CABANIS
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A woman views what is claimed to be the oldest known art work of mankind, at the Neanderthal Museum in Mettmann, western Germany, Friday, Nov. 19, 2010. The mammoth ivory carving of prehistoric man is 35,000 years old, and was found in southern Germany. Anew mammoth exhibition shows the giants of the ice age in the famous valley, where the Neanderthal Man was found.
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FILE - This Oct. 1996 file photo shows a replica of a Neanderthal man at the Neanderthal museum in Mettmann, western Germany. According to research reported in the Friday, May 6, 2010 edition of the journal Science, between 1 percent and 4 percent of genes in people from Europe and Asia trace back to Neanderthals. (AP Photo/Heinz Ducklau, file) HOLD FOR RELEASE AT 2 P.M. EDT. THIS PHOTO MAY NOT BE PUBLISHED, BROADCAST OR POSTED ONLINE BEFORE 2 P.M. EDT
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** FILE ** In this 1999 undated photo provided by the Anthropological Institute of the University Zurich, Switzerland, phases of the reconstruction of a Neanderthal child are seen. At a news conference in Leipzig, Germany, on Thursday, Feb. 12, 2009 scientists reported on the results of their three-year-long research to sequence the genome of the Neanderthal Man. By especially designed methods the international research team of the Max-Planck-Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology said it has extracted some 3 billion DNA fragments from three Croatian Neanderthal fossils. (AP Photo/ Anthropological Institute of the University Zurich, Philippe Plailly, File) ** NO SALES EDITORIAL USE ONLY** MANDATORY CREDIT *
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This picture shows three bones (Vi33-16, Vi33-25, Vi33-26) from Vindjia cave, Croatia. Most of the Neanderthal sequence was retrieved from these bones.
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Hand stencils at the El Castillo Cave in Spain, which have been dated to have been created earlier than 37,300 years ago, in an undated handout photo. The paintings in northwestern Spain are far older than previously thought -- some of them more than 40,000 years old, scientists said on Thursday, June 14, 2012, raising a possibility that Neanderthals were the artists. (Pedro Saura/American Association for the Advancement of Science via The New York Times) -- NO SALES; FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY WITH STORY SLUGGED CAVE ART DATING BY JOHN NOBLE WILFORD. ALL OTHER USE PROHIBITED. --
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This undated handout photo provided by pedro suara/aaas shows detail of the 'Panel of Hands', El Castillo Cave showing red disks and hand stencils made by blowing or spitting paint onto the wall. A date from a disk shows the painting to be older than 40,800 years making it the oldest known cave art in Europe. The bison overlay the hands and are therefore painted later. New tests show that crude Spanish cave paintings of a red sphere and handprints are the oldest in the world, so ancient they may not have been by modern man. They might have even been made by the much-maligned Neanderthals, some scientists suggest but others disagree. (AP Photo/Pedro Saura, AAAS)
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Hand stencils at the El Castillo Cave in Spain, which have been dated to have been created earlier than 37,300 years ago, in an undated handout photo. The paintings in northwestern Spain are far older than previously thought -- some of them more than 40,000 years old, scientists said on Thursday, June 14, 2012, raising a possibility that Neanderthals were the artists. (Pedro Saura/American Association for the Advancement of Science via The New York Times) -- NO SALES; FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY WITH STORY SLUGGED CAVE ART DATING BY JOHN NOBLE WILFORD. ALL OTHER USE PROHIBITED. --
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A Harvard professor is looking for a surrogate mother willing to give birth to a baby Neanderthal, a British newspaper is reporting.
According to the Independent, George Church is looking for an "adventurous" woman for his plan to bring back man's long-extinct ancestor.
A professor at Harvard Medical School and a leading geneticists, Church wants to "create artificial Neanderthal DNA based on the genetic code found in bone samples, then put this DNA into stem cells," the newspaper reported.
The DNA would then be injected into a human embryo.
"Now I need an adventurous female human ... It depends on a hell of a lot of things, but I think it can be done," Church told the German magazine Der Spiegel.


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Tar Heels motivated by NCAA Tournament seeding
Plenty of teams offer great reaction shots and raucous celebrations during the NCAA Tournament's selection show. North Carolina is never one of them.
UNC has appeared in 43 previous tournaments, and expectations are too high for the players to jump up and down just for seeing their name in the bracket.
Even so, when the team gathered at Coach Roy Williams' house Sunday night to watch the selection show, its reaction was particularly subdued.
"I don't mind telling you I was stunned when I saw North Carolina in the No. 8," Williams said. "It took me a couple seconds, 'Hey that's us, it's not somebody else, that's us.'
The Tar Heels (24-10) will face No. 9 Villanova Friday in Kansas City (7:20 p.m., TNT), with the winner all but certainly playing No. 1 Kansas on Sunday.
UNC finished 17th in the NCAA's official RPI, but ended up 29th when the selection committee released its rankings of all 68 NCAA Tournament teams.
Soon enough, the team started applauding after finding out its fate. But Williams received another surprise when he realized the potential Round of 32 opponent was Kansas, where he coached for 15 years. The Jayhawks beat the Tar Heels in the regional finals last season and are based about 45 minutes from the Sprint Center in Kansas City.
"You say 'Wow,' but I'm thinking about Villanova, I really am," Williams said. "It was a surprise being No. 8, it was a little surprise going to play in Kansas City if you win one game, but if you start thinking about playing Kansas in Kansas City, you forget about the biggest duty, and that's to win a game to even get there."
Division I men's basketball committee chair Mike Bobinski said that the committee took into consideration UNC's strong finish — the Tar Heels won eight of their last 10 games — but that wasn't enough to overcome a lack of success against top teams.
"There weren't a preponderance of really, really high-quality wins," Bobinski said on UNC athletic director Bubba Cunningham's radio show Monday. "And I think that more than anything was the deciding factor in how we ultimately seeded."
The Tar Heels finished 2-8 against NCAA Tournament teams, including an 0-6 mark against top two seeds Miami, Duke and Indiana. UNC split with No. 8 N.C. State, beat No. 5 UNLV at home and lost to No. 6 Butler on a neutral court.
Bobinski also said UNC was placed in Kansas's region because it couldn't go in the East with Miami or in the Midwest with Duke, and the South region was closer than the West, where Gonzaga is the No. 1 seed. He said Williams' or UNC's history with Kansas played no part in setting up what could be the most high-profile matchup in the Round of 32.
Williams said he didn't think the NCAA put UNC in Kansas City to sell tickets, since the Jayhawks fans will take care of that. But he didn't seem sold on the committee's explanation, either.
"They can say anything they want to say and they have numbers to substantiate it and you can sit right across the table from them and substantiate it with some other numbers," Williams said. "I don't know what goes through their minds. It was a confusing show, and I am still confused, and I'm a fairly intelligent person."
Still, there's nothing to do now but prepare for Villanova. Senior Dexter Strickland said the Tar Heels will look to use the No. 8 seed as motivation.
"I was also kind of disappointed," Strickland said. "Of course we wanted the higher seed, but I think it kind of helped us also because it kind of put anger in everybody to go out there and prove to everybody that we deserve a higher seed."
NOTES — After playing three games in three days at the ACC Tournament, the team took Monday off while assistant Steve Robinson prepared the scouting report on the Wildcats. When asked before Tuesday's practice what they knew about Villanova, Strickland said nothing, while P.J. Hairston responded: "They're from Philly." … Hairston received eight stitches on his left (non-shooting) hand after tearing the webbing between his ring and middle fingers on Friday. He was initially told he would need to wear bandages on his hand for 5-7 days, so he was hopeful they would come off either before or immediately after the Villanova game. … The team is leaving for Kansas City tonight. Fans are encouraged to send off the team as it departs from Gate D of the Smith Center a little after 5 p.m., and parking is available in the Manning Lot.


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After two straight second-place finishes, Cameron Dye closes out Revolution3 triathlon
Cameron Dye of Boulder, Colo., took a leap of faith after graduating with a finance degree from the University of Iowa in 2006.
Instead of going into the finance/business sector, the former swimmer for the Hawkeyes opted to pursue his dream of being a professional triathlete.
Turned out to be a good move.
Dye, 28, has flourished in the sport — winning six races in 2012 — and has not slowed a bit since then.
In the driving rain Sunday morning, Dye won the season's first of seven Revolution3 Pro Series races over a course around downtown Knoxville. Lauren Goss of Mt. Pleasant, S.C., won the women's pro race.
The Olympic distance course started with a 0.93-mile swim in Fort Loudon Lake, followed by a 25-mile bike ride, and a 6.2-mile run. Dye's winning time was 1 hour, 47 minutes, and 53.4 seconds.
Dye pocked $7,000 for first place — which may have seemed like chump change when he was studying finance, but now looks pretty good.
"If I'd gone into finance, I'd have lost my job like everybody else in my class," Dye said. "So it all worked out."
It's worked out in more ways than one.
After graduating from Iowa, Dye moved back to his hometown of Boulder, where he met his wife, Natalie. They got married and now have a young son, Liam.
As the awards were announced at World's Fair Park, Natalie and Liam hovered under an umbrella and clapped for dad.
"They support me at home, so it's nice to share the glory moments with them as well," said Dye, in his sixth year of pro racing.
Dye, who also ran cross country in high school, finished second the last two years in the Revolution3 Pro events in Knoxville — getting passed in the last mile of the running stage both times.
Nobody threatened this time.
"This year was a little bit of redemption," he said.
Dye said the cold, rainy conditions were fine with him.
"It's been snowing every week in Boulder," Dye said. "I like the tough conditions."
Chris Foster of Redondo Beach, Calif., was second (1:51:16.9) and Kaleb VanOrt of Mishawaka, Ind., was third (1:52:17.1).
Goss won the women's pro race in 2:03:55.9. Radka Vodickova of the Czech Republic was second (2:05:58.3) and Magali Tisseyre of British Columbia, Canada, was third (2:07:07.7).
Goss, 25, wasn't so comfortable with the conditions.
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Yes, the Worm is well aware that they're not really stars. They're meteors. But whatever you want to call them, if you like watching them, head out Saturday night or early Sunday morning before the sun rises for the Perseid meteor shower.
Assuming it's still clear, and there's not a lot of smoke, the best place to see them is wherever the sky is darkest. In other words, as far as you can get from the city lights.
They happen when the earth comes close to the comet Swift-Tuttle every August, and tiny pieces of debris the size of a grain of sand, and sometimes as big as a pea, are pulled into the earth's atmosphere.
Some skywatchers think the Perseids are the best show because they are typically fast and bright meteors, and often peak at 50 or more per hour in a dark sky. The Worm likes the Perseids because they happen in August, when the weather is generally just right to grab a blanket and head out to the middle of the field, lie on your back (yes, we worms have backs!) and look up at the sky.
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