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A Kingsport woman was arrested Sunday after police found her passed out in her vehicle in downtown Johnson City, according to a JCPD report.
According to the report, Amber N. Williford, 27, 3209 Hillvue Drive, was charged after an officer saw her 1999 Jetta in a parking lot with the lights on.
When police approached the vehicle, Williford was passed out in the driver's seat while the vehicle was running, police said. According to the report, police tried to wake Williford, but was forced to reach in the vehicle to turn it off.
When Williford did wake up, she appeared confused and disoriented and reportedly had bloodshot eyes and an alcohol odor on her breath.
According to the report, she exited the vehicle and started to look for her license in the back seat before finding the license in her pocket. Police said Williford performed poorly on the sobriety tests and did not follow instructions. She also refused a blood test.
Williford was charged with driving under the influence and was taken to Washington County Detention Center, where she has since bonded out.

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JPMorgan has replaced 2 million credit and debit cards as a result of the breach, said Dimon in his first public comments about the event. The bank has replaced nearly all the affected cards.
JPMorgan is the world's largest issuer of credit cards.
Dimon expects that cybercrimes such as the Target breach will become more common if retailers and banks do not work on security, he said.
"This story is not over, unfortunately," Dimon said in a conference call with investors following the bank's fourth-quarter earnings announcement.
In December, Target said 40 million credit and debit card accounts — including customers' card numbers, expiration dates, debit-card PINs and the embedded code on the magnetic strip on the back of cards— were stolen in a data breach that happened between Nov. 27 and Dec. 15. Last week, the company disclosed that hackers stole an additional trove of data affecting 70 million people. That data included names and phone numbers as well as email and mailing addresses. The company said there is some overlap between the two data sets.
It is the second-largest theft of shoppers' credit card data, following the theft of 90 million customers' data from discount retailer TJX in 2007.
Dimon said the bank hasn't seen a reduction in consumer spending due to the breach, and there are no signs that consumers moved to other forms of payment, like cash or checks. The breach is not expected to affect JPMorgan's financial results, a company spokeswoman said.
Dimon, who had not publicly commented on Target's breach until Tuesday, said he expects that banks will issue cards with more security features on them in the future.
Banks and the stores that accept their credit and debit cards have had a complicated relationship for years.
Stores want to accept credit and debit cards because it's often a customer's preferred form of payment. But every time a shopper swipes a credit or debit card, a bank charges a small fee. That fee, known as an interchange fee, adds up to billions of dollars in revenue for the banks. It's why stores like gas stations charge customers more to use credit or debit cards versus cash.
"This might be a chance for retailers and banks, for once, to work together as opposed to suing each other like we've been doing the last decade," Dimon said.
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If you opted to tune out hockey during the NHL lockout, it's possible that you missed one of the strangest collectors' purchases in recent memory. At an auction of over 100 items from the historic Maple Leafs Gardens, diehard fan and Toronto Lawyer Jim Vigmond somehow managed to justify bidding $5,300 for the old building's toilet.
Some people said that this was a stupid purchase. Vigmond didn't entirely disagree. "They've got a point," he said. "But … it's a part of an icon. I just thought … what a rare piece and just think of all of the people that have spent time contemplating in that dressing room what lies ahead of them."
Indeed. Just think of all the famous Maple Leafs that have used that toilet to poop. Now Vigmond owns was is, arguably, the most notable toilet in Toronto Maple Leafs' history. Sure, he spent over $5000 on a toilet, but as toilets go, he bought the best one a Leafs fan could buy.
I bring all of this up because on Friday night, with the Canucks in Anaheim visiting the Ducks, Roberto Luongo saw fit to remind us of the most notable toilet in the history of the Vancouver Canucks when he tweeted the following, with a note saying, "And this is where the magic happened……" (as well as some yucky hashtags):
Yes. It's a picture of a toilet.
But any Canucks fan worth his salt knows that this isn't just any toilet. It's the toilet. You're looking at the toilet in the visitors' dressing room of the Honda Center, the site of one of Roberto Luongo's most embarrassing moments.
The year was 2007. It was Luongo's first season in Vancouver, and it had been a particularly special one. He staked a mediocre Canucks team to the postseason with Vezina-calibre goaltending, then, in his first ever postseason appearance, Luongo led Vancouver past Dallas in a first-round series, somehow helping them to overcome 3 shutouts by Marty Turco.
However, the Canucks were no match for the eventual Stanley Cup champion Ducks in round 2, and by Game 5, they were already on the brink of elimination. But Luongo wasn't about to go sitting down (pun intended). He let only one puck past him through 60 minutes, then 80 minutes, as the game went into double overtime.
That's when it happened. When the second overtime began, backup Dany Sabourin took to the crease, as Roberto Luongo didn't emerge from the Canucks' dressing room. What followed was a tense first five minutes, as the Ducks saw an opportunity to end the series against a leser backstop and peppered Sabourin with shots. Fortunately, he managed to shut the door until Luongo returned, and at the next stoppage in play, the two traded places.
So what happened? Initially, we were led to believe it was some sort of equipment issue, but later we learned the malfunctioning equipment wasn't on Roberto Luongo, it was in him. From the Vancouver Sun:
The Canuck goalie had spent the intermission resting at his dressing room stall and it wasn't until he stood up and prepared to head to the ice with his teammates for the start of overtime that Luongo realized that he had to go. Now.
"It was not an equipment problem, so let's just leave it at that," said Luongo, who was understandably reluctant to discuss the matter on Sunday. "It was an illness and nothing serious."
Luongo's nerves had gotten the best of him in his first tour of playoff duty, and trapped him to the water-closet for an intense session of number-twoing.
In Luongo's defence, he's not the only Canuck goaltender whose body malfunctioned under the pressure of playoff hockey. Cory Schneider recently admitted that his cramp in Game 6 of the Canucks' 2011 series with the Chicago Blackhawks was due to anxiety. But it's one thing to cramp up. It's another to start pooping uncontrollably.
But while an understandably embarrassed Luongo was reluctant to discuss the matter back then, time has softened his approach to the infamous incident, much like nerves softened his stool on that fateful night.
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- having a center strip, as of turf, separating traffic moving in opposite directions: a divided highway
- having distinct indentations or notches reaching to the base or midrib, as in certain compound leaves
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- Separated into parts or pieces.
- Being in a state of disagreement or disunity: a divided nation.
- Moved by conflicting interests, emotions, or activities: divided loyalties.
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- Botany Having indentations extending to the midrib or base and forming distinct lobes: divided leaves.
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transitive verbdivided, dividing
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- to make or keep separate by or as by a boundary or partition
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- to cause disagreement between or among; alienate
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- Mech. to mark off the divisions of; graduate; gradate
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In the weeks following NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden's first disclosures, it was not long before anonymous United States officials were alleging Snowden had released information that was leading terrorists being tracked by the US to change their tactics, techniques or procedures. Yet, to date, there have been no examples provided to substantiate this allegation.
Once more, in the past week, Rep. Mike Rogers, the chair of the House Select Committee on Intelligence (HSCI), and Rep. Dutch Ruppersberger, a ranking member of HSCI, made public statements picked up by media that there was a classified Pentagon report on Snowden's disclosures that found he had helped the terrorists.
Rogers said, "This report confirms my greatest fears — Snowden's real acts of betrayal place America's military men and women at greater risk. Snowden's actions are likely to have lethal consequences for our troops in the field." And both congressmen declared, "Snowden's disclosures have already tipped off our adversaries to the sources and methods of our defense, and hurt U.S. allies helping us with counter terrorism, cyber crime, human and narcotics trafficking, and the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction," with no specifics whatsoever.
Some journalists approached this with appropriate skepticism. For example, Shane Harris of Foreign Policy highlighted how this information was being disclosed specifically to challenge the idea that Snowden is a whistleblower. President Barack Obama's administration had even approved the release of this information to discredit Snowden.
Now, in a recent National Public Radio interview, retiring NSA deputy director John Inglis spoke to host Steve Inskeep. What he said provides even more reason to believe that these statements are nothing more than pure propaganda and the NSA has no proof that terrorists have actually changed tactics because of Snowden.
When first addressing damage, Inglis gave what sounded like the standard explanation the public has been fed routinely:
…[W]e can say with great confidence that terrorists and rogue nations have been paying attention and have begun to take the necessary steps to invalidate the means and methods by which we would get intelligence on them. But it also has harmed relationships between the executive branch and other components of the government…
But even that, if one parses the language, could be understood as NSA officials are confident terrorists are keeping watch and will soon change their means and methods. That already invalidates statements made in the past six or seven months to undermine Snowden.
Furthermore, Inglis offered a sober reflection on whether the NSA can actually state the terrorists are changing tactics in the aftermath of the disclosures:
INSKEEP: You referred to terrorists or others taking actions to invalidate your ability to surveil them. I'd like to know what that means in practice. Because when I think about the way that people have been known to respond to revelations like this, they actually end up having to deny themselves the use of the entire global telecommunications network. I think of Osama bin Laden, who ends up hiding in a house and can only work with messengers. That's actually a significant disadvantage. Does it really damage them that much to know that someone is out there attempting to monitor them? Does it really damage you that much to know that someone's out there?
INGLIS: Well, at the base of your question I think you're right. They must know that we would have an interest in their activities, and that they communicate about those activities. We must then, you know, use that as an opportunity to better understand them. But they don't know the precise means and methods that we might employ. It might be surprising to someone that a communication that makes its way from, say, some ungoverned space in the north of southwest Asia to a place like Yemen sometimes transits through the United States of America. It might be then be available for review by a foreign intelligence organization like the National Security Agency. We have reminded people of that time and time again across the summer. And within the Internet there are enormous number of choices that you might avail yourself of. If you don't want to use Service A, you can use Service B or Service C.
While admitting the terrorist groups being spied upon must know the US is targeting them with surveillance—which has not always happened when making these kind of claims, Inglis then basically said Snowden gives terrorists the ability to know what specific services to use and not use for communications.
The exchange continued:
INSKEEP: You have specific instances in which you…
INGLIS: We do.
INSKEEP: …believe that trails that you were following disappeared.
INGLIS: We do, we do. Now it's too soon to say that some of that isn't serendipity. It's the kind of natural roil that takes place in terms of the turnover of technology. Something that we were able to do might be lost because it was simply a technology transformation. And they naturally move to something else, or something that we had as a capability has slipped away from us based upon the natural roil that is technology and operational practice. But they're adding up in ways that are too numerous and too, I think, related to the disclosures to be accidental. And so, therefore, we've got a hard job ahead of us to sustain the kind of access that we have against those bona fide foreign intelligent targets that the nation must know something about. [emphasis added]
Inglis thinks the number of moves to other technologies and operational practices are too numerous to be natural and irresponsive to what Snowden revealed. However, most significantly, he admits that there is a "natural roil that takes place in terms of the turnover of technology." That terrorists might just make a switch for whatever reason and it is basically serendipitous that NSA can no longer track them.
It actually is consistent with what Rogers and Ruppersberger said; that terrorists were "tipped off." The statements reflect an understanding that the information is out there, but there is no proof or knowledge of whether the terrorists have actually taken advantage of the information. So, that means statements on damage based highly on agency predictions that have not come to be yet.
As Marcy Wheeler pointed out, there are multiple examples of leaks which Inglis, which he failed to acknowledge when claiming Snowden's disclosures alerted terrorists to NSA spying capabilities. Drone strikes are a key one. If a fellow member of a militant group is targeted and killed, the group must suspect there is something they did to tip off the US and then probably will adjust accordingly.
Furthermore, when the US military was prosecuting Chelsea Manning for disclosing information to WikiLeaks, it was asserted in court that Osama bin Laden had been sent copies of US State Embassy cables and military incident reports and somehow al Qaeda had benefited because of this communication. Manning was accused of "aiding the enemy" (a charge which she was found not guilty).
Bin Laden never requested the information immediately when it was published. According to Manning's attorney, David Coombs, bin Laden was only interested in reading what WikiLeaks had published when he heard US government officials making claims that the information could be helpful to terrorists. Then he thought he had to get his hands on some of these documents being talked about by US officials.
So, keep that in mind: to the extent that government officials hype or promote the fear that this information can help terrorists, it is more likely that some terrorist leader will actually have someone consult the released information for details that could be useful in fighting the United States.


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Indonesia is blessed with a rich variety of traditional textiles. While Unesco acknowledged batik as an intangible cultural heritage in 2009, there are hundreds of unique traditional textiles still undiscovered or unused in modern fashion creations.
One of these traditional textiles is tenun endek from Bali. The traditional textile comes in a myriad of beautiful colors and geometrical designs. The fabric is painstakingly hand-woven by skilled artisans in Klungkung, Ubud and Gianyar using a traditional weaving apparatus.
Traditionally, the fabric is worn by Balinese men and women during religious ceremonies.
Fashion designer Eddy Betty and his business partner, Ley Puspa Sandjaja, decided to give the fabric a bit more exposure by featuring it in the new collection of their brainchild, the ready-to-wear deluxe label Edbe.
Since its inception in 2010, Edbe has become known for its fun and playful men's and women's collection made from hand-painted batik.
"Batik is an art of painting [with molten wax] on a piece of fabric," Ley said. "On the other hand, tenun is an art of 'painting' with strands of threads that become a beautiful piece of textile."
Presented on June 7 in the grand ballroom of The Ritz-Carlton, Edbe's latest collection gave tenun endek a new, dynamic feel.
The new collection, named Imperata Nomadechic, featured 114 men's and women's casual outfits made entirely from the traditional textile.
As the fabric was already infused with bold patterns and colors, the outfits adopted simpler designs and streamlined silhouettes. A few ruffles, cinches and draperies were added to embellish the dresses, but otherwise the strength of the outfits came out of the dazzling colors and patterns of tenun endek.
"We don't necessarily turn tenun into formal suits and evening dresses," Eddy said. "With this collection, I want to show that we can also make tenun into something fun and playful."
The fashion show was divided into three sequences, which showed daily life in Bali from sunrise to sunset.
The stage was designed to resemble terraced paddy fields in Ubud with rows of green paddy leaves swaying on the background. The video art onscreen portrayed a beautifully rising sun.
In the first sequence, Eddy and Ley presented men's and women's outfits in fresh natural colors, such as green, yellow and red. A clever combination of textures, colors and patterns made each outfit stand out. "We combine four to five different pieces of tenun endek [with different colors and patterns] just to make one outfit," Ley said.
Eddy introduced his own patterns of flowers, butterflies, colorful checkers and polka dots into the traditional fabric.
"I want to give the traditional textile a fresh breath of life," Eddy said. "With fun and playful patterns, tenun can look like something unique and modern."
A short bubble dress in this sequence looked exceptionally stunning. The moss-green fabric was enhanced with a beautiful pattern of flying butterflies in red and lilac. At the waist was a unique belt made of woven rattan.
The second series of the show portrayed a blazing hot midday in Bali. In this session, Eddy and Ley combined the colorful tenun endek with ecru linen.
It was a successful combination. Both the linen and tenun endek had similar textures that made the fabrics flow seamlessly into one another.
A linen men's shirt was enhanced with front and side patches of tenun endek. The traditional geometrical designs in natural brown and gray highlighted the plain khaki hue of the shirt.
A beautiful linen dress with an asymmetrical design was enhanced with traversing lines of rainbow-colored tenun endek across the bodice. The colorful lines created a dynamic impression about the model as she came down the runway.
The most beautiful part in the collection was in the third series. With a background of the sun setting over on a Bali beach, the models paraded on the catwalk wearing cutting-edge outfits made of dark-hued tenun endek.
The most beautiful dress in this sequence was a dark green dress entirely covered with a beautiful scale-like pattern. The dress has a romantic flowing silhouette that swayed beautifully as the model sashayed down the catwalk.
"People would say that tenun fabrics are stiff and not comfortable to wear," Eddy said. "But this is not always the case. When you get to know the weavers, you can ask them to comb the material and make it softer for you."
Through the end of this year, Eddy and Ley plan to work with groups of Balinese weavers to improve their techniques and help them market their products.
"More people should know of Indonesian traditional textiles," Eddy said. "When they do, they'll be amazed of their beauty and intricacies."


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Serious Green: Tips and Tricks for Greening Your Gifts
Note: Our gift-guide marathon continues. Still looking for that special something? Try our full complement of lists. —Ed. [Flickr: Or Hiltch] As you start brainstorming how to check off each person on your holiday list, here are some tips, tricks, and ideas on how to make those presents just a little greener. 1. Give Homemade or Teach a Skill [Flickr: ndrwfgg] You can't get much more local than your own kitchen. Try using local jam in your thumbprint cookies this year or organic flour in your cakes for an extra sustainable kick. Think about what you know and give lessons. Got some oven chops? Give an aspiring baker the gift of your time and know-how by baking your famous cardamom... More


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Below is the poem entitled Snowdrops which was written by poet
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You blossom too soon dear snowdrops of spring
Secluded in the cold dark earth;
The white flakes that fly still haunt the sky
Too weary with sorrow to salute your birth.
One warm day awakened you from sleep
And sang with springtime's soft breath;
Caressed your eyes with the lips of spring
And you awakened to winter in the arms of death.
Where is the due she pledged to you
The passion of sun and song of the breeze;
The frilled hyacinth with heavy perfume
And the robin's merry note in the trees?
Birds are yet hushed and the branch is yet bare
The snowflakes fall on the crest of the hill;
Your sodden petals lie pressed on the ground
Without warmth when winter kept his chill.
The snowflakes conceal the spot where you lie
Living too soon in a winter's cold noon
They are covered with snow so no one will know
The grave of the snowdrops that flowered too soon.


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The Talisman
The Stand
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The Talisman
The Stand
It,Insomnia,The Stand..:smile2:
The Talisman
Different Seasons
tough..really tough
my first thought is...doctor sleep, joyland and mister mercedes (or...whatever that other new one is called :biggrin2: )
hey..at least sai k woldn't have to worry about me spillin' the beans or puttin' it up on the 'net :wink2:
but...not, probably, being given that option...and assuming that i am stuck with 3 books off my shelf, that i just happened to take with me...hmmmmm
well, all would be rereads, as i'm one of those king dorks that has read 'em all, so....
the stand (uncut: not because its longer...but because it is better)
and different seasons
because they are 3 that are at the top of my list to reread, anyway
having said that...if i knew i was going to be stranded...i might prolly just take DT2, 3 an 4 instead...
Salem's Lot
Really hard to get down to 3 though...
Very difficult to decide but at this moment I'd take;
The Stand.
The Talisman.
Probably It, The Stand and Duma Key
It and The Stand. Under The Dome would be my 3rd book and kindling source as I read through it. Damned Scouts for teaching me to be prepared and to utilize items for a dual purpose.


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The Virginia-based company is LandOpt Contractor Network's 17th landscape service provider.
PITTSBURGH – The LandOpt Contractor Network continues to expand, recently welcoming Purcellville, Va.-based WildWood Landscape as the 17th landscape service provider.
WildWood Landscape was founded in 2005 by Jason Dengler who was motivated by a passion for gardening and design. The company has since grown to become an award-winning landscape design and construction firm serving Northern Virginia and surrounding areas with core services that include master plans, landscape, masonry, outdoor kitchens, water features and maintenance.
Realizing that his once-small business had grown into a large, in-demand company, Dengler began to research ways to improve business operations to better serve his clients. He recognized that LandOpt could provide guidance on how to improve company operations, resulting in his team's ability to deliver a higher level of customer service. As a LandOpt licensee, Dengler now has additional resources to continue to deliver outstanding performance while securing healthy, well-defined careers for his staff.
"WildWood is a perfect complement to our Contractor Network and we are very much looking forward to working closely with them to achieve the growth and continued success that they desire," said LandOpt President and CEO Tim Smith. "The LandOpt tools, systems, coaching and training will enhance all aspects of their business and we are thrilled to be able to welcome them to our Network."
A veteran comments on the meaning of Renewal and Remembrance Day in Arlington National Cemetery.
Californians are being urged to Save Our Water And Our Trees! this summer.
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Stars with Best Shot at Stopping Tiger's Run
by Gary Davenport
Nine times in his career, Tiger Woods has entered the third round of a major tournament with at least a share of the lead. In eight of those instances Woods emerged from that tournament victorious...... Read More »
Contenders That Will Fold in the Face of Tiger
by Mike Chiari
The first round of the US Open at Olympic Club in San Francisco ended with Tiger Woods in second place as he was three strokes off the blistering four-under par pace set by Michael Thompson... Read More »
Impressive Players Who'll Keep Rolling at US Open
by Ben Chodos
The first round at the 2012 U.S. Open is over and some players took well to the course at the Olympic Club in San Francisco, Calif... Read More »
The Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial PGA Tour Fantasy Golf Preview
by John Miller
This week we are in Fort Worth, Texas at Colonial Country Club for the Crowne Plaza Invitational. David Toms is the defending champion. The winner will take home $1.116 million and 500 FedEx Cup points... Read More »
Fantasy Golf 2012: Hyundai Tournament of Champions Preview
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When three NFL pregame shows solely devoted to fantasy football, it has gone completely mainstream. Fantasy baseball, the oldest form or fantasy sports, has a strong following of it's own... Read More »


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Should we still be signing up for monogamy 'til death do us part? When we sign up to be faithful, what assumptions are we making? There are so many assumptions we make when we sign up to be faithful 'til death do us part. But we shouldn't make promises we can't reasonably expect to keep.
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It struck me that our marriage has functioned a lot like the arrival of the new fridge. Like the delivery men, David and I have managed heavy burdens by sharing the load, reaching out towards each other, and moving carefully in the same direction. A cracked fridge doesn't even hit the radar.
Having recently married, I can't tell you if we'll remain monogamous forever. As it stands today, I certainly intend to try. But I think that's a lot of pressure to put on any relationship. Monogamy has to be a lifelong dialogue that takes place as you grow and evolve.
Once you have broken that promise, that vow of faithfulness, there is a terrible sense of loss, no matter how you dress it up. In addition to the betrayal of your shared intimacy, the lying takes a toll. Each lie adds a layer of deceit until you hardly know what to say to your partner anymore.
Why are we so quick to abandon the freedom of choice dating offers, replacing it instead with lightning-quick courtships and instant sexual exclusivity?
What if having sex with someone other than your partner isn't just a 'lifestyle' choice? What if our culture has simply indoctrinated us with beliefs around love, commitment, attraction and sex that end up emotionally terrorizing us unnecessarily at some point, or all throughout, our lives?
I admit I'm still the little girl who believes in happily ever after, but I'm aware how that must start with happiness from within instead of looking for something out there to "complete me."
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Posted by mr. fly on 04/23/2006
This friggen place is awesome...they've always got what you need when you want a tasty treat...or two...Great breakfast, dinners and the salads are the best, try "The Gellman"
Posted by Westsider15 on 04/22/2006
I've tried their challah french toast, spaghetti with meatballs, gyro sandwich, spanakopita (spinach pie), and souvlaki platter. I recommend everything except the souvlaki platter. The souvlaki did not come like kebabs, it was dry and not good. The real star of Hollywood is their Challah French Toast. And the spaghetti meal is huge. I had left overs for a week, because Hollywood Diner serves FAMILY SIZE portions. The gyro sandwich is really delicious, and the spanakopita is creamy inside and flakey outside. All in all, I recommend them for generous portions, speedy delivery, and the Challah French Toast.
Posted by Vicky on 04/20/2006
This diner is one of my favorite ones in N.Y. The service is quick and the food is delicious! The prices are really good and the staff is super friendly. My favorite food is the tuna wrap. Their whole menu is fresh food, which is hard to find at other places. If you live in N.Y. or are visiting Hollywood Diner is the place to go have a great meal.
Posted by Anonymous on 03/27/2006
I don't know what happened to the old night manager... but this place is not how it used to be... the service is not only rude, but the when I receive my orders, they are wrong. As a customer, I don't feel I should have to argue just to get what I ordered. What's going on guys? I have been a great customer for many years.
Posted by Hungry College Student on 03/18/2006
I decided to try this place it was late and they are open 24 hours. I ordered the Mozzarella Sticks which were OK, and the Penne Ala Vodka which had so much garlic in it I could smell it as soon as the delivery guy handed me the bag. I will not be ordering from here again.
Posted by Diner Lover on 02/20/2006
I ordered delivery from here and experienced rude service. I ordered a cheeseburger deluxe, but when it came there were no fries. I called the place back and was told that the guy on the phone never makes a mistake and that I must have ordered it wrong. He then told me that if I wanted fries he was going to charge me full price for a side instead of the price of a deluxe and then hung up on me. That is not the way to get repeat business. The cheeseburger was pretty mediocre also. I've definitely had better from a diner.
Posted by dinersavvy on 12/02/2005
I must order from Hollywood 3 or 4 times a week and I am never disappointed. I mean it's a diner. I've been going to diners my entire life and Hollywood is definitely one of the best diners I have been to. Would I order the Filet Mignon...probably not. Can they whip up a great batch of pancakes, or a grilled cheese or a burger and fries like none other...YES. I HIGHLY recommend the turkey club. It's real off the bird turkey...none of that "turkey roll". And their salads aren't so shabby either. I love this place anytime day or night!


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Our DVD and Audio Collections have
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Palmer Branch Events Page
Meet Our Staff
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Easton, PA 18045
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Would you like to be
notified by email days before your library items
are due? If you share your email
address with us (it will be kept confidential),
we will send you a notice via email. Call the
branch at 610-258-7492, and we will be happy to
include you on our email notice list.
Scott Morro author of:
"The Cross Over"
with Sarah High
Skippy Jones
a visit at
the Palmer
Library on
January 24th to
discuss her
Shadow of a Quarter
Maryann McFadden
visited the
Palmer Branch and discussed her newest book,
Book Lover. She has also written The Richest
Season and So Happy Together
Story time sessions:
, 3, 4, & 5 years old, Mondays, 10:00am
4, & 5 year olds, Tuesdays, 10:00am
2 , 3, 4, & 5
year olds, Wednesdays, 10:00am
& 5 year olds ONLY, Wednesdays, 1:00pm
Childrens News:
Birthday Club
Next time you are in the
library, fill out a birthday slip to enter
our Birthday Club Giveaway.
Every month a name will be
picked whose birthday falls in that month.
Your child will receive a call on their
birthday wishing them a Happy Birthday and
will have a library gift bag waiting for
them at the Palmer Branch. Children
must be at least 3 years old to participate
due to small items that may be included in
the gift bags.
meets six times a year for students ages 11-15 years old.
Call the library, or email Miss Stephanie at
email@example.com if you would like to learn more
about this program. Past titles the group has discussed
include The Warriors by Erin Hunter, Seer of
Shadows by Avi, and Crispin: The Cross of Lead,
also by Avi. Titles are chosen by the group.
Upcoming :
Saturday, August 18th, 2:00pm "I Am Number Four" by
Pittacus Lore
Adult Programs:
Knit/Crochet for Charity:
Sew Others
May Be Warm is a knitting/charity group that meets every Thursday at the
library from 1:00-3:00pm. All items created are given to local charities.
This past year the group has donated over 300 infant hats, 60 bereavement
blankets, 50 baby blankets, 50 lap robes, 50 afghans and
numerous hats and scarves for children and adults to a variety of charity
organizations. The group welcomes anyone who would enjoy knitting or
crocheting while meeting others in our area. Donations of worsted weight
yarn is always appreciated.
The group
welcomes new members as well as donations of yarn. If a local family/charity
is in need of homemade knitted/crocheted blankets, please contact Stephanie
Supinski at 610-258-7492.
Palmer Adult Book Group:
Meets the 4th
Tuesday of every
month from 6:00-7:30
pm at the library.
(except the month of
Palmer Adult Book Group:
August 28th, The Dream by Harry Bernstein
October 23rd, Maine by J. Courtney Sullivan
This book
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Our book
group is informal and open to the public
If you
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ITC Kahana™
- Designer: Teri Kahan
- Design foundry: ITC
- Source: ITC
As if gliding in on the tide, ITC Kahana floats across the page with the pulse and sway of the sacred Hawaiian hula dance. The original drawings for this display typeface were created while designer Teri Kahan lived in the Aloha State, and its bold verticals symbolically convey the power and strength of the Polynesian people.
ITC Kahana™ HistoryOpen
Kahan has spent most of her life working with letters. She discovered Speedball lettering pens in her teens, opened a design studio that specialized in the lettering and calligraphic arts while in her early twenties, and grew her business in California and Hawaii. Today, she embraces new design challenges and digital technology, but letters are still at the core of her work.
In ITC Kahana, Kahan created a design that is both distinctive and versatile. Menus, posters, display headlines, packaging and brochures fall easily within this typeface's range. And the word "kahana" is more than just a namesake: in Hawaiian, "kaha" means "to mark, draw, place, turn or surf," and "na" means "belonging to."
ITC Kahana also includes an enchanting decorated alphabet in the lowercase position that expands this typeface's usefulness to the designer.
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NEWPORT, WALES - OCTOBER 04: Graeme McDowell of Europe hits his tee shot on the first hole in the singles matches during the 2010 Ryder Cup at the Celtic Manor Resort on October 4, 2010 in Newport, Wales.
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Dover, Del. (Sept. 30, 2012) – Ricky Stenhouse Jr. earned a hard-fought ninth-place finish at Dover International Speedway in Saturday's One Main Financial 200. The finish was Stenhouse's 21st top-10 Nationwide Series finish of the 2012 season.
"We did all we could to finish ninth," said Stenhouse after the race. "That was a tough race and a tough race track when it gets more rubber on it which didn't give us any grip. We struggled a lot, so we'll have to look at it. This was something a little different that we ran here that we haven't in the past, but, all in all, we finished top 10. It's not what we want because we always come to win, but I've got to thank Cargill Beef, Rancher's Reserve, Safeway, NOS, Nationwide Insurance. Now, we'll go on to Charlotte and look for a win."
The 2011 NASCAR Nationwide Champion took the final green flag on lap 181 in the seventh-position but got shuffled back after the No. 38 machine had trouble on the final restart stacking the field behind him. Stenhouse fought the lack of rear grip in the closing laps settling for a ninth-place finish.
The Olive Branch, Mississippi native started in the sixth-position and battled a tight condition early in the race. With each lap, the tire rubber built up on the one-mile track causing the No. 6 machine to be too loose for the past champion's liking.
With 28 races in the books, Stenhouse is currently second in the NNS point standings; nine markers behind Elliot Sadler.
Stenhouse and the No. 6 team return to action on Friday, October 12 at Charlotte Motor Speedway for the Dollar General 300. Coverage will begin at 7 p.m. (EST) on ESPN. The race can also be heard on SIRIUS radio channel 90.


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Forage quality has a huge effect on your cows' health and productivity and is arguably the single most important factor to dairy profitability.
In case you missed the first opportunity, more farm succession workshops are being planned.
Most farms have some level of debt. How much and what kind of debt will vary from farm to farm.
As things stand for now, what we have in terms of price and dairy profitability should remain pretty much the same.
The 2015 forecast for milk price income on dairy farms is looking to be less than it was in 2014.
Perseverance — now that is an excellent vocabulary word. The definition is summarized as the ability to continue doing something or trying to do something even though it is difficult.
A few days ago, I was flying home from Washington D.C., having spent two days in a long meeting of questionable productivity.
It is discussed everywhere. In hard copy, in the coffee shop, and on the Internet: 2015 will not be the year that 2014 was.
Hello Northeast Ohio Dairy Farmers! With the passage of Ohio Senate Bill 150 this past June, farmers who apply fertilizer to over 50 acres of cropland each year are subject to a new certification requirement.
The dairy industry in Ohio contributes significantly to the state's economy and in the provision of food well beyond the borders of Ohio. This industry ranks third in agricultural receipts and first in receipts from animal operations.


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* From the local almost-daily: stuff.
* And, on Saturday, as we do every year around this time, we went to the Harvest Fest at the Farmer's Museum.
The Diva "milks" a "cow."
Duck, duck...
.... sheep?
The Boy may have found his calling.
"And I'm all like, Dude."
Ye Olde Pie Eating Contest.
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Support staff award winners honored for dedication and self-sacrifice:
Dorothy Bray may have helped 'gazillions'
At 7:30 every morning, for the last 20 years, Dorothy Bray has arrived to unlock the doors at Maywood Park.
The early riser is often the first person to arrive at the campus and the last person to leave the school at night. "Dorothy does everything," said retired ESL teacher and longtime colleague Richard Campbell. "Sometimes she puts in 12-hour days."
Bray, 62, was honored for her work by Mt. Hood Community College this year when she was presented with a 2005 Outstanding Support Staff Award. She admits that she was taken aback when MHCC President Bob Silverman surprised her with flowers and balloons in the Maywood Park front office in mid-December.
"I was flabbergasted," she said. "I just hope that I said thank you for the flowers. I don't even remember being polite."
According to Bray's supervisor Kim Freeman, the mother of four has been a "one-woman marketing center" for Maywood Park for nearly two decades. She is in charge of just about everything in the office from registration to cashiering to selling textbooks.
"I do a little bit of everything," Bray said. "Whatever is necessary to keep the college functioning."
She estimates that she has helped "gazillions" of students over the years.
The former MHCC student said that she loves working at Maywood Park because of the people and the students. "I believe so much in the college and Maywood Park," she said. "I just love to encourage the people who aren't sure about going back to school."
Apart from work, Bray is known for her stained-glass artwork. She enjoys making gifts for her friends and family and also owned a stained-glass business prior to becoming Maywood Park's campus program assistant.
"I had pieces of art in The Real Mother Goose downtown, but that was many years ago," said Bray.
Besides art, Bray enjoys spending time with her grandchildren. She has her daughter and three grandchildren living with her right now as well as her son who is recuperating from surgery. She said that she loves her "large extended family."
Overall, Bray is happy with her achievement and the award.
"It is very flattering. I am humbled, but I must admit that I was really embarrassed," she said. "I'm not much for the limelight."
Her friend Campbell definitely thinks that she deserved the Outstanding Support Staff Award. "Maywood wouldn't survive without her," he said.


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Israel's ambassador to the UN, Ron Prosor, calls out Qatar in a New York Times op-ed today pointing out how that small, oil-rich sheikhdom has become a leading financier of extreme Islamist groups such as Hamas and the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria:
It harbors leading Islamist radicals like the spiritual leader of the global Muslim Brotherhood, Sheikh Yusuf al-Qaradawi, who issued a religious fatwa endorsing suicide attacks, and the Doha-based history professor Abdul Rahman Omeir al-Naimi, whom the United States Department of Treasury has named as a "terrorist financier" for Al Qaeda. Qatar also funds a life of luxury for Khaled Meshal, the fugitive leader of Hamas.
And of course its Al Jazeera TV station regularly broadcasts in favor of extremist Islam.
Prosor, because of the position he holds in the Israeli government, can't offer much of a solution to this problem beyond "isolating" Qatar, but retired General Jack Keane and Danielle Pletka of the American Enterprise Institute are under no such restrictions. They have an excellent suggestion: "We have alternatives to our Combined Air and Operations Center in Doha, the al Udeid air base, other bases and prepositioned materiel. We should tell Qatar to end its support for terrorism or we leave."
It is high time that the U.S. government delivered the ultimatum they suggest. For too long Qatar has gotten away with playing both sides of the street–supporting radical Islam while also hosting the U.S. military. One suspects its wily rulers think they are covering themselves no matter what happens in the region by ingratiating themselves both with the jihadists and the "Great Satan." It's understandable why Qatar would play this game. Less understandable is why the U.S. government would tolerate it.
It's about time President Obama borrowed a page from his predecessor and told Qatar (as George W. Bush never did): "You're either with us or against us."


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This mug looks extra cool! I love it. I'm gonna buy it right now. You can find it HERE. It's called laboratory beaker mug and It's $9.99.
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Selected Publications:
Click to order East of Yellowstone and Where The Great River Bends from Keokee Books
Selected publications:
Frankel, K. L., K. W. Wegmann, A. Bayasgalan, R. J. Carson, N. E. Bader, T. Adiya, E. Bolor, C. C. Durfey, J. Otgonkhuu, J. Sprajcar, K. E. Sweeney, R. T. Walker, T. L. Marstellar, and L. Gregory, 2010, Late Pleistocene slip rate of the Höh Serh–Tsagaan Salaa fault system, Mongolian Altai and intracontinental deformation in central Asia: Geophysical Journal International, v. 183, issue 3, p. 1134-1150.
Polenz, Michael, J. L. Czajkowski, G. L. Paulin, T. A. Contreras, B. A. Miller, M. E. Martin, T. J. Walsh, R. L. Logan, R. J. Carson, C. N. Johnson, R. H. Skov, S. A. Mahan, and C. R. Cohan, 2010, Geologic map of the Skokomish Valley and Union 7.5-minute quadrangles, Mason County, Washington: Wash. Div. of Geology and Earth Resources Open-File Report 2010-3, scale 1:24,000, with 21 p. text.
Contreras, T. A., G. L. Paulin, J. L. Czajkowski, M. Polenz, R. L. Logan, R. J. Carson, S. A. Mahan, T. J. Walsh, C. N. Johnson, and R. H. Skoy, 2010, Geologic map of the Lilliwaup 7.5-minute quadrangle, Mason County, Washington: Wash. Div. of Geology and Earth Resources Open File Report 2010-4, 27.5 x 36 in. color sheet, scale 1:24,000, with 13 p. text.
Carson, R.J., 2010, East of Yellowstone: Geology of Clarks Fork Valley and the Nearby Beartooth and Absaroka Mountains: Sandpoint, Idaho, Keokee Books, 166 p.
Carson, Bob, and Scott Babcock, 2009, Hiking Guide to Washington Geology: Sandpoint, Idaho, Keokee Books, 272 p.
Carson, R.J., ed., 2008, Where the Great River Bends: The Columbia at Wallula: Sandpoint, Idaho, Keokee Co. Publishing, Inc.
Walker, R.T., A. Bayasgalan, R. Carson, R. Hazlett, L. McCarthy, J. Mischler, E. Molor, P. Sarantsetseg, L. Smith, B. Tsogtbadrakh, and G. Tsolmon, 2006, Geomorphology and structure of the Jid right-lateral strike-slip fault in the Mongolian Altay mountains: Journal of Structural Geology, v. 28, p. 1607-1622.
Carson, R.J., 2001, Where the Rockies meet the Columbia Plateau: Geologic field trip from the Walla Walla Valley to the Wallowa Mountains, Oregon: Oregon Geology, v. 63, no. 1, p. 13-16, 21-35.
Crosby, C.J., and R.J. Carson, 1999, Geology of Steamboat Rock, Grand Coulee, Washington: Washington Geology, v. 27, no. 2/3/4, p. 3-8.
Carson, R. J., and K. R. Pogue, 1996, Flood basalts and glacier floods: roadside geology of parts of Walla Walla, Franklin, and Columbia Counties, Washington: Washington Division of Geology and Earth Resources Information Circular 90, 47p.
Spencer, P. K., and R. J. Carson, 1995, The Enterprise Gravel: the ancestral Wallowa River and neotectonism in northeastern Oregon, Northwest Science, v. 69, no. 1, p. 60-71.
Carson, R. J., and J. L. Sadd, 1991, Land-use planning writing assignment for environmental-geology course: Journal of Geological Education, v. 39, p. 206-213.
Carson, R.J., 1988, The natural history of Saddle Mountain, Clatsop County, Oregon: Cumtux (Clatsop County Historical Society Quarterly), v. 8, no. 3, p. 2-14.
Easterbrook, D. J., J. L. Roland, R. J. Carson, and N. D. Naeser, 1988, Applications of paleomagnetism, fission-track dating, and tephra correlation to Lower Pleistocene sediments in the Puget Lowland, Washington: in D. J. Easterbrook, ed., Dating Quaternary sediments: Geological Society of America Special Paper 227, p. 139-165.
Westgate, J. A., D. J. Easterbrook, N. D. Naeser, R. J. Carson, 1987, Lake Tapps tephra: an early Pleistocene stratigraphic marker in the Puget Lowland, Washington: Quaternary Research, v. 28, p. 340-355.
Carson, R. J., T. L. Tolan, and S. P. Reidel, 1987, Geology of the Vantage area, south-central Washington: An introduction to the Miocene flood basalts, Yakima Fold Belt, and the Channeled Scabland: Geological Society of America Centennial Field Guide - Cordilleran Section, p. 357-362.
Carson, R. J., 1987, Creation of our scenic wonders (geology of the south coast of Clatsop County, Oregon): Cumtux (Clatsop County Historical Society Quaterly), v. 7, no. 2, p. 2-13.
Carson, R. J., 1984, Ground and aerial photography for monitoring and predicting volcanic activity, with emphasis on the 1980 eruption of Mount St. Helens, Washington, in Renewable resources management, applications of remote sensing: Falls Church, Virginia, American Society of Photogrammetry, p. 647-654.
Grimstad, Peder, and R. J. Carson, 1981, Geology and ground-water resources of eastern Jefferson County, Washington: Washington Department of Ecology Water Supply Bull. 54, 125 p.
Wilson, J. R., M. J. Bartholomew, and R. J. Carson, 1979, Late Quaternary faults and their relationship to tectonism in the Olympic Peninsula, Washington: Geology, v. 7, p. 235-239.
Carson, R. J., C. F. McKhann, and M. H. Pizey, 1978, The Touchet beds of the Walla Walla Valley, in V. R. Baker and Dag Nummedal, eds., The Channeled Scabland, a guide to the geomorphology of the Columbia Basin, Washington: Office of Space Science, N.A.S.A., Washington, D.C., p. 173-177.
Smith, Mackey, and R.J. Carson, 1977, Relative slope stability of the southern Hood Canal area, Washington: U.S. Geological Survey Map I-853-F.
Carson, R. J., Mackey Smith, and B.L. Foxworthy, 1975, Geologic conditions related to waste-disposal planning in the southern Hood Canal area, Washington: U.S. Geological Survey Map I-853 D.
Eddy, Paul, and R.J. Carson, 1973, Geohydrology of the Chehalis River Valley, Elma to Oakville, Grays Harbor County, Washington: Washington Department of Ecology Monograph No. 3.
Porter, S.C., and R.J. Carson, 1971, Problems of interpreting radiocarbon dates from dead-ice terrain, with an example from the Puget Lowland of Washington: Quaternary Research, v. 1, p. 410-414.
Carson, R.J., 1968, Physical stratigraphy of the post Beekmantown pre Liberty Hall limestones, central Rockbridge County, Virginia: Tulane Studies in Geology, v. 6, no. 2, p. 41-70.
Carson, R.J., 1964, Tolley's Cave: Virginia Minerals, v. 10, no. 1, p.1-6.


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Video:Tips for Determining Women's Sizeswith Kaytie Sproul
Determining women's clothing size can be frustrating. Different clothing designers don't follow standard size measurements, but here are some tips that may help you determine the approximate size for women's clothing.See Transcript
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Hi, I'm Kaytie Sproul, here for About.com, and today I'm going to give you some tips for determining women's sizes. Finding the right size can be a confusing and inconsistent task when going from store to store. Before your next shopping spree, consider the following tips from About.com's Women's Fashion site.
Determine Dress Size with Different Measurements
Whether you do it yourself at home, or have a professional tailor take them, you'll need to know your bust, waist, and hip measurements when determining your apparel size. After you have this information recorded, it's time to figure out if which of the five standard size charts you should reference.
Know the Different Women's Size Charts
Younger women will typically reference the Juniors chart, which is designated by uneven sizes, starting at size one. Clothing that has been manufactured under Juniors guidelines is usually slimmer in the bust and hips than other categories. A juniors shopper whose bust measures 37 inches, waist 31 inches, and hips 40.5 inches, will likely best fit into size 11 clothes or larges based on standard U.S. Juniors sizes.
The Misses chart is designated by even sizes, starting at size zero and going up to size 20. A woman whose bust measures 33 inches, waist 24.5 inches, and hips 35 inches, will likely purchase extra small or small sizes and fit well into size two garments based on general guidelines for U.S. Misses.
If you are under five feet, four inches tall, you'll want to reference the Petite chart, which offers adjusted sizes in the Misses range.
Conversely, if you are over five feet, nine inches tall, you should reference the Tall chart for your appropriate size in the Misses range.
There is also a U.S. Plus size chart for larger-sized women, often designated by a "W" after the number, for example, 14W.
Different Designers Follow Different Sizes
Just a tip: The fashion industry does not use a set of standardized size charts, so you will need to check the measurement guidelines for each store and manufacturer in order to find the perfect fit. Online manufacturers will have this information listed on their websites, while brick and mortar establishments should have size charts posted in fitting rooms or available upon request.
Whether you're a junior, misses, petite, tall, or plus size gal, knowing your measurements and referencing the appropriate size chart will take the guess work out of your next shopping experience. Thanks for watching. To learn more, visit us on the web at About.com.


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A little bit late to talk about January, but here it goes!
Guta: Under the Dome, Stephen King
Maeva: I'm still choosing which book to read next.
I read this month:
- Wounded, Jasinda Wilder
- Teardrop, Lauren Kate
- The Edge of Always, J.A. Redmerski
- Sea of Hooks, Lindsay Hill
- Não pare!, F.M. Pepper
- The Twisted Tragedy of Natalie Stewart, Leanna Renee Hieber
- Navigating Early, Clare Vanderpool
- Days of Blood & Starlight, Laini Taylor
- The Unbecoming of Mara Dyer, Michelle Hodkin
- O Último Homem do Mundo, Tais Cortez
- The Extraordinary Secrets of April, May, & June, Robin Benway
- Red Glove, Holly Black
- The Flavours of Love, Dorothy Koomson
- Sempre, J.M. Darhower
- World After, Susan Ee
- You can see more books, some not released yet, on my Goodreads.
- Every Seventh Wave, Daniel Glattauer, Katharina Bielenberg and Jamie Bulloch
- Requiem, Lauren Oliver
- Fringe: September's Notebook, Tara Bennett, Paul Terry, Jeff Pinkner and J. H. Wyman
- Reawakened: A Once Upon a Time Tale, Odette Beane
- Forgive My Fins, Tera Lynn Childs
- And a book for a research I've been doing
We reviewed this month:
- Easy, Tammara Webber
- Requiem, Lauren Oliver
Best read of the month:
Guta: Wounded, Jasinda Wilder
Maeva: Fringe: September's Notebook, Tara Bennett, Paul Terry, Jeff Pinkner and J. H. Wyman
Last purchase:
Guta: Killing Sarai and Reviving Izabel, J.A. Redmerski
Maeva: I think it was books for research, but I can't remember for sure. It's been a while.
Guta: "Rania…she is no more. She did not die; she just does not exist anymore. I am Sabah now.
Sabah is strong. Sabah knows what men like and how to give it to them." — Wounded, Jasinda Wilder
Maeva: "I don't believe anything magical can make someone more in love. (…) Love is already the strongest magic in the world." — Forgive My Fins, Tera Lynn Childs
I'm on mood for:
Guta: Go back to vacations.
Maeva: I wouldn't mind having a little bit more time to read…


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Texas – The Census Bureau today reports California is the most populous state with 37.2 million residents.
Texas remains second, with 25.1 million residents.
Texas gained the most people since the 2000 census -- adding 4.3 million residents.
Texas will get four new seats in Congress -- more than any other state.
Wyoming is the least populous state with nearly 564,000 residents.
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Feb 1, 2013 Comments Off on Did Ann Coulter Refuse To Board A Plane Because The Pilot Was Black? Pat Dollard
A racist witch! Ann Coulter Refuses to Board Airplane With Black Pilot dailycurrant.com/2013/01/29/ann…
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Excerpted from The Blaze: The Daily Currant, like The Onion, is a parody site. In other words, the stories that they publish are not intended to be taken seriously as they are entirely false.
But that didn't stop several people from reporting one of the Daily Currant's stories about conservative firebrand Ann Coulter as fact. The story, titled "Ann Coulter Refuses to Board Airplane With Black Pilot," argued that Coulter refused to board a plane because she feared the black pilot got her job as a result of affirmative action, thus making her unqualified to fly. This is, of course, completely false.
According to passengers, at that point Coulter stood at the front of the cabin and began screaming her concerns to the entire flight as they finished boarding.
"Aw come on people, a black woman flying a plane? You know she got that job through affirmative action. Am I the only one worried about this? I mean hello? Our lives are at stake here…"
"Other goofball jokes that should make it OBVIOUS this was a parody include a TSA spokesman named "Dirk Diggler" (haven't these people seen Boogie Nights) and the fact that the PR flak called Coulter "mentally ill" rather than give the usual measured bureaucratic response. Oh, there's also a line about Coulter asking her fellow flight-mates if we should just allow Mexicans to become doctors," Mediaite's Andrew Kirell notes.


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Another $1.8M poured into W.Va. governor's race
CHARLESTON (AP) — The major candidates for West Virginia governor have spent another $1.8 million as the general election approaches.
Republican Bill Maloney accounted for $1 million of that spending between Sept. 24 and Oct. 21. Most of Maloney's money went toward TV ads.
Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin spent $780,619 during the reporting period. But the Democratic incumbent outraised Maloney for that month. Tomblin attracted more than $501,000, with just over half that coming from fundraising events.
Maloney raised $131,000. The Morgantown business owner and drilling consultant also loaned his campaign another $750,000. That brings his self-funding total to $1 million.
Tomblin reported a $330,000 campaign balance heading into the race's final two weeks. Maloney had just under $90,000.
Friday's filings are the last from the candidates before the Nov. 6 general election.


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CRESTVIEW — Crestview Housing Authority staffers say they are working to challenge unfavorable opinions about affordable housing.
"We really want to change the public's perspective of us," CHA Executive Director Judy Adams said.
"Unfortunately, people have an idea that we are a project," CHA program analyst David Clark said.
The CHA — which manages 273 housing units with up to five bedrooms in the Lakeview Drive, Virginia Court and West Edney Drive areas — receives funding from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.
Eligibility for housing depends on a household's financial situation and size, Clark said.
"In our area, a single-person household that makes less than $36,000 (a year) is eligible for housing," he said.
Within the past seven years, CHA maintenance staffers have upgraded units — some built as far back as the 1960s — on the outside and inside. They've set new driveways, walking paths and metal roofing, and have added new door locks and energy efficient windows.
In addition, CHA maintenance staffers — who regularly inspect units, replace air filters and encourage use of energy efficient water heaters, toilets and interior lighting to lower utility costs — check for potential signs of crime.
"We have done extensive drug training ... to target methamphetamines and other illegal substances (used inside each unit)," Maintenance supervisor Mike Riley said.
The goal is to make CHA's properties safer, and for the public to see them that way.
"Now we are trying to get it up to the standards, where the tenants can now see it as a community," Riley said.
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