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Yes, you heard right! Laughing Pizza is coming to Greenwich on Saturday, April 21st. They will perform only two concerts at Greenwich Country Day Performing Arts Center to help raise funds for the Junior League of Greenwich.
Limited tickets are available. Everyone must purchase a seat. No lap children are permitted. Limited tickets are available. Order early for better seating and we will assign your seat number(s) at will call. Tickets are only $35 per person.
After rockin to Laughing Pizza you will be able to meet the band
Who is Laughing Pizza?
Laughing Pizza is a real family band making music for families to share. Over 18 million PBS fans watch them play songs daily. They performed at Turner Field (Atlanta Braves), Central Park in New York City and The White House (twice, including with Miley Cyrus and the Jonas Brothers). Laughing Pizza has also been featured on the Today Show, CNN, and FoxTV, as well as in Money Magazine, The New York Times, Atlanta Magazine, Star Magazine, and the Huffington Post among others.
They released 5 groovy CDs and 2 rocking DVDs and are the proud recipients of seven Parents' Choice Awards.
Now you too can watch them perform live in Greenwich. How cool is that?


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U.S. Air Force Airman 1st Class Adam L. Brewer and Airman Eric J. Elsenbroek recently graduated from basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio.
They completed eight weeks of training in military discipline, values, physical fitness, and basic warfare.
Brewer is the son of Laura and Dave Brewer of Crestwood and a 2003 graduate of South Oldham High School. Elsenbroek is the son of Eric C. Elsenbroek of Crestwood and a 2006 graduate of Buckner High School.
Two Oldham students recently graduated from Centre College.
Allison Perkins earned a degree in mathematics, and graduated cum laude. Perkins is the daughter of Doug Perkins of Crestwood and an Oldham County High School graduate.
Ryan Smith earned a degree in biochemistry and molecular biology. Smith is the son of Jeff and Diane Smith of Crestwood and an OCHS graduate.
Ron and Arrita Summers of Dover, Tenn. announce the engagement of their daughter, Samantha Sara Summers to Andrew Devin Hart, son of Ralph and Sue Hart of Crestwood.
The bride-elect is the granddaughter of Melvin and Beth Rowe and the late Charles Wigand, and Gene and Dianne Summers, all of Dover. She is a 2004 graduate of Dickson County High School and employed by Hanson Pipe and Precast in Winter Haven, Fla.
• Brandon Berry graduated magna cum laude with a bachelor's degree in construction management
• Alison Madden graduated cum laude with a bachelor's degree in communication studies
• Lindsey Riggs graduated with a bachelor's degree in political science
• Jessica Roberts graduated with a bachelor's degree in political science
• Laura Stedronsky graduated with a bachelor's degree in elementary education
• Michael Breit graduated with bachelor's degree in construction management.
BUCKNER - The campers at this week's Oldham County Youth Football Association Camp got a little a bit of everything.
More than 120 campers shift between three offensive and three defensive stations where they work linebacker drills with Oldham County head coach Matt Brown, running back drills with North Oldham's Billy Martin and passing sets with South Oldham's Clay Holbrook.
In addition there are offensive and defensive line sessions and a defensive back station with assistant coaches and local high school players.
Courthouse Square will be filled with fun Friday and Saturday as residents gather to celebrate Oldham County Day, a decades-old tradition sponsored by the Project Guild of La Grange.
Friday festivities include a 5K run/walk starting at 7 p.m. at Covenant United Methodist Church and a city-sponsored street dance with live entertainment in downtown La Grange.
Saturday is packed with fun for all ages, including a pancake breakfast, parade, booths and games for children.
And the race is on.
Oldham County Deputy Judge-Executive Paula Gish is first to formally announce candidacy in the 2010 Oldham County judge-executive's race.
Gish made the announcement July 8 during a backyard barbecue at her Goshen home to a group of supporters, including many from county
During the next year workers will lay $20,000 worth of sidewalk in Pewee Valley and stop when the money runs out, however far that is.
As my colleagues and I began the second week of the 2009 Extraordinary Session, we were uncertain if we'd accomplish our mission – addressing our $1 billion budget shortfall.
With the Senate approving one version of the budget and the House approving another, many were unsure about the bill's fate. Yet, after only a day, the conference committee emerged from negotiations with two bills geared towards economic recovery and fiscal discipline. It was my pleasure to have been one of only three House Republicans selected to serve on the conference committee.
La Grange Mayor Elsie Carter said she removed new business from city council agendas after what she called an "ambushing" by council members.
Yet despite differences, the familiar item returned to their meeting Monday after a three-month hiatus.
New business will be included in La Grange City Council meeting agendas until further notice following a June 29 meeting between Council members Jason Taylor, Tom Goldsmith, Melanie Woosley and Carter.
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Posted By admin On July 15, 2010 @ 4:38 am In Featured Stories | 14 Comments
July 15, 2010
UPDATE: This video is a hoax, it is ripped entirely from a 2007 movie entitled Petropolis. You can see the same footage from the 1:09 mark in the following clip.
Lieberman's Model For America: Purging The Internet of Dissent
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Posted By admin On July 15, 2010 @ 5:03 am In Featured Stories, News In Focus, Paul Watson Articles | 29 Comments
The Chinese system has nothing to do with "war" and everything to do with political oppression
Paul Joseph Watson
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Thursday, July 15, 2010
When Senator Joe Lieberman attempted to justify draconian legislation that would provide President Obama with a figurative kill switch to shut down parts of the Internet, he cited the Chinese system of Internet policing as model which America should move towards.
Given the fact that Lieberman seeks to mimic the Chinese system as the goal of his Protecting Cyberspace as a National Asset Act [2], should it concern us that the Chinese government routinely orders Twitter and Facebook-like services to "purge sites of politically "sensitive" words and expressions," as the Financial Times reports [3] today?
Glen Beck and the Gospel?
Glen Beck and the Gospel?
PleaseConviceMe ^ | July 15 2010 | Tim Thetford
Posted on Thursday, July 15, 2010 12:14:31 PM by colorcountry
I was encouraged by a friend to watch Glenn Beck on his show last night. They were blown away by the things that he was saying. It wasn't the politics. It was the gospel. For those who don't know, Glenn Beck is a conservative television and radio personality and is also a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS) or Mormon. Let me say up front that I am not out to bash Glenn Beck or Mormons or the LDS church. I am simply saying that what Beck is describing is for the most part traditional, orthodox Christianity and not what Mormonism teaches.
Rebel Without a Pause
Rebel Without a Pause
Chicago Magazine ^ | May 1993 | Patricia Lear
Posted on Thursday, July 15, 2010 11:56:40 AM by bgill
The years have been kind to Bernardine Dohrn. At 51, she is small-boned and delicate, with hazel eyes and sun-streaked hair. The Swedish genes inherited from her mother show—and she has a tan. "She always has a gorgeous tan," says a lawyer who has worked with her.
The miniskirts and the thigh-high boots that seemed to be her uniform when she was one of the country's most notorious radicals have been replaced by a lawyerly looking business suit and soundbites of jewelry—pearls, a tiny gold chain around the neck, a silver bangle bracelet, a gold wedding band worn on an index finger. Yet, the legendary sensuality somehow remains…
But, all these social trappings notwithstanding, she and her husband say they have not lost any of their old, anti-Establishment fervor. Ayers, who still carries his SDS card in his wallet, says he feels no better about this country "just because a bunch of 40-year-olds are now part of the Establishment."
Dohrn, for her part, refuses to stand for the playing of the national anthem. As she wrote in a 1991 op-ed piece in the liberal weekly The Nation, "The aspects of patriotism that hush dissent, encourage going along, and sanction comfortable distancing and compliance with what is indecent and unacceptable… those aspects are too fundamental to ignore or gloss over." Of course, her protest has its repercussions at ball games—for her sons: "This moment of embarrassment repeatedly presents them with a dilemma. Should they go get popcorn during the anthem? Should they agree with my protest or only with the reasons behind it?"
(Note: This article is dated 1993)
Anyone who voted for Obamacare obviously believes the opposite and should be voted out in November! ~ "Have the state as servant and not as master"
"Have the state as servant and not as master"
ObamacareFail.com ^
Posted on Thursday, July 15, 2010 11:12:14 AM by ObamacareFail
Watch Margaret Thatcher explain how the state should serve as 'servant and not master' of the people. Anyone who voted for Obamacare obviously believes the opposite and should be voted out in November!
Gunny G's ~ Believe It Or Not….
Obama Family Cook Named Policy Adviser
Judicial Watch ^ | 07/14/2010 | Judicial Watch
Posted on Thursday, July 15, 2010 10:13:35 AM by opentalk
In a comical move even for a czar-happy president who has rewarded dozens of cronies with distinguished titles, the White House has named the Obama's personal Chicago cook as "Senior Policy Adviser for Healthy Food Initiatives."
It's no joke, even though is sounds like a bad one. The Chicago chef's rapid ascension, reported this week by a conservative Washington D.C. newspaper, has been kept under the radar for the last month. Sam Kass went from being a 20-something, Windy City gourmet cook—privately paid by the Obama's to feed them—to big-time White House adviser in a matter of months.
Why BP is Readying a 'Super Weapon' to Avert Escalating Gulf Nightmare
Why BP is Readying a 'Super Weapon' to Avert Escalating Gulf Nightmare
http://www.salem-news.com ^ | 7-12-2010 | Terrence Aym
Posted on Wednesday, July 14, 2010 6:37:23 PM by Whenifhow
While the plan would admittedly only be executed if a worst case scenario seemed imminent, some geo-chemists have expressed concerns that detonating a nuke in the Gulf might ignite the methane.
Nuclear bomb
(CHICAGO) – In a desperate attempt to stop a huge area of the Gulf ocean floor from possibly rupturing due to subterranean methane gas (leading to a calamity no human has ever seen) BP has ripped a page from science fiction books.
The giant oil company is now quietly preparing to test a small nuclear device in a frenzied rush against time to quell a cascading catastrophe. If successful they will have the capability to detonate a controlled fusion generated pulse.
While the world watches BP's attempt to contain the oil gusher at the former Deepwater Horizon site, company officials have given the green light on an astounding plan to use what is known as a nuclear EPFCG charge if all else fails.
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ARLINGTON, Va. The Newseum, the worlds only interactive museum of news, has created a mobile exhibit that will bring some of the museums most popular artifacts, videos and displays to Kingston, R.I., from Sept. 22-26. The Providence Journal will co-host NewsCapades visit to the city.
Newseums NewsCapade with Al Neuharth will be at the University of Rhode Island in the Roosevelt Hall parking lot. Hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day, except Saturday, Sept. 23, and Sunday, Sept. 24, when NewsCapade will be open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Admission to NewsCapade is free. For public information, call 1/877-NEWSEUM (toll free).
NewsCapade is educational, informative and fun for people of all ages. Since the traveling exhibition was launched in San Francisco in April 1999, more than 230,000 people have visited NewsCapade.
Visitors to NewsCapade begin their experience in a 45-seat theater that shows the award-winning film, "Whats News?" narrated by CBS News Charles Osgood. Interactive computers let visitors act as newspaper editors selecting front-page stories or photojournalists covering breaking news. Visitors also can experience the excitement and challenge of being television reporters as they go in front of a camera to read the news.
Other exhibits include an "Interview a Journalist" interactive kiosk, unforgettable news photos, historic newspaper front pages, news artifacts, a timeline of 20th-century news and a look at the power of the First Amendment. Each visitor may receive a free printout of "The Birthday Banner," the Newseums custom-designed computer program that delivers a front page with the news from an individuals month and year of birth.
Joining NewsCapade in Rhode Island is Allen H. Neuharth, founder of USA TODAY. At 5:30 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 22, Neuharth will be participating in a free, public program with regional newspeople and newsmakers to discuss "Media at the Millennium." Neuharth also is founder of The Freedom Forum, the international media-oriented foundation that created and funds the Newseum. The Freedom Forum, Newseum and NewsCapade are not affiliated with the Gannett Co. or USA TODAY.
"The Newseum in Arlington, Va., is helping visitors there get a better understanding of the relationship between the news media and the public. We hope NewsCapade can do the same all across the USA," Neuharth said.
Newseums NewsCapade with Al Neuharth is one of the largest mobile museum exhibitions on tour. Two custom-designed 53-foot trailers are joined, creating a vaulted pavilion with nearly 2,000 square feet of interior space.
Visitors to NewsCapade can enter a "Win a Trip" contest which includes two round-trip tickets on US Airways to Washington, D.C., two nights accommodations and an escorted tour of the Newseum. Radio station WWLI-FM is co-sponsoring the contest. Listen to 105.1 FM for more details.
This year, the exhibit will visit Kennedy Space Center, Fla.; Jackson, Miss.; Little Rock, Ark.; Albuquerque, N.M.; Phoenix, Ariz.; Salt Lake City, Utah; Colorado Springs, Colo.; Lincoln, Neb.; Dubuque, Iowa; Tulsa, Okla.; Wichita, Kan.; Indianapolis, Ind.; Lansing, Mich.; Yellowstone National Park, Wyo.; Boise, Idaho; Missoula, Mont.; Anchorage, Alaska; Fargo, N.D.; Minneapolis, Minn.; Essex Junction, Vt.; Manchester, N.H.; Mystic, Conn.; Portland, Maine; Jersey City, N.J.; Toronto, Ontario, Canada; Louisville, Ky; and Honolulu, Hawaii. By the end of this year, the exhibit will have visited all 50 states and one Canadian province.
Peter S. Prichard, president of The Freedom Forum and Newseum, said, "The tour makes the key educational and interactive exhibits of the Newseum accessible to people across the country. We hope it will be an enlightening and entertaining experience for all."
The Newseum, a $50 million, 72,000-square-foot facility, opened in April 1997. The Newseum is located at 1101 Wilson Blvd. in Arlington, Va. Since its opening, more than a million people have visited the museum.
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Great sandwich. Had the house special, #1, and boy was it yummy. Great contrast of pickled veggies with salty and flavorful meat and Vietnamese mayo/sauce. The bread is toasted, so it's crunchy on the outside and soft on the inside - perfect.
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I think quality has slipped since it expanded and got rid of the juice bar in front. But you can't beat the prices so I deal with it. #3 extra spicy - the best.
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have only been here twice, but on my second visit (it was only 1 week later) the guy at the counter remembered i like extra cilantro, talk about service! the pork has lots of flavor, crunch veggie toppings, bread that is crusty outside, soft inside. makes everyone on the sidewalk jealous as you walk by.
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Visited this little sandwich shop during the last trip there. The sandwiches are really really good and authentic (we're Vietnamese). Would definitely come back here whenever we come to NYC.
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You couldn't find a more authentic one in Vietnam. Suggesting any change would be to detract from the genuine article to appeal to American tastes. And a more expensive one could not be better than one served here. The only problem with recommending this place is that they may increase their prices if more people show up. Oh, and I gave the Atmosphere a 5 because Bahn Mi are supposed to be served from a hole-in-the-wall if not from a street vendor.
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I ordered a #1 (bahn mi) and it made my Sunday. You don't go here for the atmosphere, to feel all cool and trendy so your out-of-town friends are all "oh you're living the sex and the city dream! let's drink apple martinis!" nu-uh. you go here because a sandwich can rock your world for $3.
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A former superintendent went to prison in Texas for conspiring to remove low-performing students from classrooms to boost average test scores. Principals in Oklahoma and Missouri are out of their jobs after attendance-related scandals.
In Ohio, a recent state audit uncovered nine districts that withdrew students retroactively or improperly reported they were attending alternative programs. In one instance, Auditor Dave Yost said, a district ignored state rules "because they didn't like them."
It's all part of a percolating national saga in which grown-ups — not kids — are the ones accused of cheating. Temptations to "scrubbing," the process of improperly fixing enrollment or attendance data to somehow improve a building's situation, can include rosier district report cards, added state or federal funding and employee bonuses.


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Secret Circle Spoilers: Will Charles Pay For Killing Nick?
Quick, everyone grab a crystal — our favorite manwitch is back and ready to attack in Season 1, Episode 18 of The Secret Circle! Charles Meade (Gale Harold) has been lurking in the shadows lately, but now that Blackwell is in Chance Harbor, he's out for vengeance.
"You're just on the verge of seeing some interesting things," Gale tells Chevron One. "I can't spoil too much. Blackwell is definitely using some form of blackmail. He understands and knows things. There are also things we just have to assume he knows. Charles and Dawn [Natasha Henstridge] have history wrapped up with him. They're just not sure how much others know what they know about him. You're almost getting into an espionage kind of a thing à la who knows what?"
Last week, we saw Charles bring back Jane's (Ashley Crow) memory, and this week they'll team up to take Blackwell down. "This whole thing of Charles saying 'I'm going to heal you. I going to do this so you're going to help me defeat Blackwell' … it all seems like it could happen but I'm not confident that's what we all going to find out is actually true," Gale says. "It's somewhere in between what is she doing, how strong am I in making her do what I want her to do, and how much control does Blackwell have over the situation already. He's a guy with a preexisting involvement in multiple aspects of the story."
Of course, Blackwell doesn't know Charles's biggest secret — that he killed Nick (Louis Hunter). But will he find out this week? Rumor has it that Nick rises from the dead during tonight's episode, which we're sure will bring out Charles's emo side. "I can tell you it definitely be a very problematic thing for Charles to have to sort through if he finds himself interacting with the kid that he drowned," Gale says. "That to me would be very, very interesting. I don't know if that's going to happen but it would be great retribution. A great payback!"
If nothing else, Charles and Nick can talk about their mutual love for floppy hair. Check out the rest of Gale's interview at Chevron One for more gossip and some insightful musings about millinery!
Source: Chevron One
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Hurtful Backlash for Lindsay Pearce? Actress Tweets "I Know Many Glee Fans Do Not Like Me"
Tonight, March 16, Glee Project finalist Lindsay Pearce will make her debut on stage as Wendla in a Los Angeles-based production of the Broadway hit, Spring Awakening.
When Wetpaint Entertainment spoke with Lindsay last week, she told us it was a dream come true to land the role. The part of Wendla was originated on Broadway by Glee's very own Lea Michele (Rachel), and anyone who watched The Glee Project last year knows she's a huge fan of Lea.
"To play the part that she originated is a pretty big deal for me. It just makes me laugh. It's really cool," she told us. However, not every Glee fan seems to be on board with the idea. In fact, it appears that Lindsay has been experiencing her fair share of backlash since word got out she would be taking on Lea's former role.
Some of the comments fans wrote about Lindsay were anything but supportive — name calling, personal attacks, etc — to the point where one fan even wrote, "Wow, Lea Michelle fans are HUGE jerks."
On the afternoon of the 18, Lindsay posted a series of tweets on her (@lindsayhpearce) Twitter account.
Tonight is opening. I know many Glee fans do not like me, or the fact that I am playing Lea's old role, but I am still so honored to be a part of this amazing show, this cast and to have this experience.
She continued, "Spring Awakening is a special show, no matter who is in it, so I wanted to say thank you to all of you out there who are supporting this show, me, and my fellow castmates. We are honored, and we love you so much. Thank you for being my inspirations, for following my journey growing as a young woman and sticking by me in my hard times. I am so grateful"
Curt Mega, who plays Nick the Warbler on Glee, quickly tweeted, "@lindsayhpearce 2 things 1: BREAK LEGS. You will be amazing. And 2: I LIKE YOU! I'm one of your biggest fans. That is all ;)"
There will always be haters, but we honestly hope Lindsay isn't letting the negativity get to her. Anyone who has seen her perform knows she has talent. We can't wait to see all the great places she'll go from here!
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