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Shortly after US President Barack Obama won a second term on Nov. 4, the Obama's Twitter account tweeted "Four more years" accompanied with a photo of him hugging First Lady Michelle Obama.
The tweet was the account's most re-tweeted, according to Twitter's government and politics account @gov.
The same photo was posted on Obama's other social media accounts — Facebook and Tumblr — where it was shared tens of thousands times by his fans.
As with most politicians social media account, the accounts aren't handled by the politician himself. In fact, the iconic photo was chosen by 31-year-old social media strategist, Laura Olin.
Imagine a daunting task that Olin and her team has to endure everyday where "millions of people, and a ravenous press, await for your every grammatical error."
Olin spoke to The Daily Beast and Tumblr's Storyboard about being the online voice of the American president.
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And how'd the "Four more years" photo come about?
We'd all been there since 4 a.m. or 6 a.m., we're exhausted, I refused to believe that we were actually winning, but we started thinking, around 8:30 or 9:00, "What do we do next?"
One of my team members remembered an amazing photo of the president and first lady hugging at the president's last campaign rally in Des Moines. It's this really beautiful photo at night — the only thing was that Michelle was facing forward and the president was facing away from the camera, So my boss, Teddy Goff, made the very good point that we should see the president's face.
I remembered that our campaign photographer had taken a series of really great hug photographs at another Iowa rally, in the summer, and I went to our photo editor and she was like "Yes!"
She found the photo, I wrote a couple captions, we went with "Four more years," they called Iowa, I hit post, and then I closed my laptop and we jetted to the victory party. Actually, none of us looked at how the posts were doing until I opened my laptop the next morning.


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European Jewish cuisine developed along with the migration of the European Jewish community--from west to east.
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For the most part, the Jews of Eastern Europe were poor, and so the Jews who lived in the shtetls (villages) of this region ate peasant food. The exact type of peasant food reflected a number of factors: geography and geographical shifts, the unique international nature of the Jewish community, and, of course, the Jewish dietary laws.
Early in the Middle Ages, most Jews living on the European continent lived in Western Europe, particularly in Germany. In the thirteenth century, however, the Germans became more antagonistic to the Jews, and many Jews headed eastward to Poland and Russia. The foods of Polish and Russian Jewry reflect this German base. Horseradish, rye bread, and pickles are all German foods eaten by the Jews of Germany and passed on to later generations in Eastern Europe.
Once the Jews arrived in Poland and Russia, they built upon this German foundation and adopted local food customs. Because of the harsh winter climate of this area, Polish and Russian Jews ate a lot of grains, root vegetables, and stews. Fruit was readily available, and it was used in almost everything, including soups and sauces. Perhaps the most famous "Jewish" food of all, bagels, also originated in Poland. The Jews of Poland had a communal sweet tooth, and they added sugar to vegetable dishes and fish. Sweet gefilte fish with beet-sweetened horseradish, or chrain, originated in Poland. Whereas the Polish Jews used a lot of sugar, the Russian Jews opted for peppered and sour foods.
The Jews of medieval Europe were active merchants, and they often came into contact with Jews from other regions. Through these meetings, foreign elements entered Jewish cooking. Noodles, though not widely eaten in the general German population, became a staple of German Jewish cooking after being introduced by German Jewish merchants who had traveled to Italy.
In the Middles Ages, Jewish dietary laws were strictly observed, re-enforced by logistics and communal pressure. Most shtetl Jews did not have private cooking facilities. Each community had a communal cooking house, baking house, and slaughterhouse. The cooking and baking areas had separate sections for meat and dairy. The dietary laws were also responsible for pushing Jews into the food trade. Jews had to produce their own foods because the preparation of kosher food must be supervised by Jews. In addition, wine produced by gentiles was also off-limits to Jews, and so Jews had their own vineyards. Some local governments encouraged these food production and trading activities. Many Jews living in the Polish provinces managed the agricultural lands of the Polish nobility. In exchange, the Jews were given flour mills, dairy production facilities, and exclusive rights to produce certain alcoholic beverages.
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Laurie Carlsson, Vice President:
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I enjoyed these the most when they are cold. They are not exactly what I call healthy food, but I find them a good alternative to chocolate bars. My husband also takes them to work for a quick snack and calorie boost. I will definitely buy these again in the future- good value and good taste.
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These are great, probably a close second favourite to the Peanut butter cookie flavour. I love the texture of the choc chips in these after they've been in the fridge a couple of hours. Really tastes like cookie dough!!
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MEMPHIS, Tenn. — "Boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. Repetitiously," Venorae Travers described guns shots that woke her Monday morning in her North Memphis neighborhood.
"I sat straight up in the bed because my two granddaughters were spending the night with me," Travers said.
Neighbors saw yellow tape and flashing lights in the 2300 block of Vollintine after 4:00 a.m.
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The gunman shot a man in the leg.
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"It was just flames. You know? Just a series of flames," Travers described. "I was afraid because we took my grand babies upstairs because I didn't know if the cars were going to explode."
The victim's girlfriend checked out the damage, as children stood in the background after living through a nightmare.
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Neon Hitch made her television debut as a solo artist on Jimmy Fallon, where she performed her new single, "Gold." Co-written by Claude Kelly, Bruno Mars and Hitch herself, "Gold" is a equal parts club banger and lush pop anthem, aggressive beat and pretty vocals. Whomever she's singing about may shine like gold, but last night Neon shined quite literally neon. In a glowing bra and with a set of glowing phoenix wings to match, she bounced around the stage while her neon-tibal painted back-up dancers pulsed around her. We find that artists generally keep things simple when they perform on late night, but no, not Hitch — she goes Lady Gaga-lite. The raunch may have been toned down a bit by her standards, but neon never fades and Hitch was as provocative as ever.
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KERSEY – The Elk County Fair is featuring a new event this year, as a "street truck tire pull" event will debut at the fairgrounds in Kersey.
"I was at a fair in Albion [N.Y.] and people come off the streets with their pickup trucks and try to pull this weight behind them," said Merv Kemmer, fair manager.
In Albion, N.Y., the event was quite popular and Kemmer hopes to replicate that popularity in Kersey.
"They received a good turnout [in Albion]," Kemmer said. "We have large industrial tires [on the Al Dietz Memorial Track] and it's going to be a fun night to see how it works out."
Members of St. Marys City Council embarked on a heated debate on Monday evening regarding the placement of tobacco-free signs at area recreation parks.
The issue was discussed at a previous meeting following a resident's complaint about the signs to St. Marys Mayor Sally Geyer. Geyer said council was unaware the signs were in place. City Manager Dave Greene said the St. Marys Recreation Board has the right to enact a policy to place the signs within local parks.
At 4 p.m. on Monday afternoon, family, friends, classmates and fellow lifeguards of Michael Proudfit gathered at Memorial Park for the planting of a memorial tree in Proudfit's honor. Proudfit died following a car crash in February.
The tree, a Royal Raindrops Flowering Crab, was purchased with donations collected by Proudfit's classmates at Elk County Catholic High School.
Clythera Hornung, a member of the Shade Tree Commission who was on hand at the event, explained that this particular type of tree is coincidentally appropriate for Proudfit, given his love of pink.
New legislation revising the standards by which Pennsylvania public school teachers, principals and certain non-teaching professional employees are evaluated will be phased in at St. Marys Area School District and other Pa. schools beginning in the upcoming school year.
Under the new law, student achievement will make up 50 percent of the educator's overall evaluation score. Student achievement will be calculated using a combination of statewide assessments, student growth data through the Pennsylvania Value-Added Assessment System, and other elective measures chosen at the local level.
KERSEY – On Aug. 15, all candidates for the Pennsylvania top state offices of the Democratic Party will gather together at The Red Fern in Kersey at 5 p.m. to introduce their ideas and discuss their stance for the upcoming election.
"This is quite an honor to have all of these candidates," said Bob Roberts, Elk County Democratic Committee chairman. "We've never seen the likes of all of the candidates running for the top state offices here in Elk County."
Leno A. Serafini Sr., 86, of Wayne Road in DuBois, died Sunday, Aug. 5, 2012 at his daughter's home in Treasure Lake.
He was born on June 15, 1926 in Cardiff, Pa., to the late Joseph and Teresa (Calliari) Serafini. He was married to Josephine (Ogiba) Serafini for 32 years. She preceded him in death on June 1, 1992. He then married Mary (Reed) Serafini. She preceded him in death on Dec. 25, 2005.
He was a veteran of World War II, having served in the U.S. Navy. He retired from Keystone Carbon Company in St. Marys after 40 years of service.
ST. MARYS - Around 300 people braved the threat of rain on Sunday morning to participate in the the inaugural Michael B. Proudfit Memorial 5K Walk/Run, which began and ended at Memorial Park in St. Marys. The race replaced the Picnic in the Park 5K, which had been held for the past two years.
ST. MARYS – Elk Regional's acute care service for non-urgent health care needs, called "Q Care," has been restructured with new hours, a new location, and lower costs to better serve area residents.
KERSEY – Work continued over the weekend as members of Midway Utica, N.Y. moved their amusement rides in preparation for this week's Elk County Fair.
While patrons will later this week embark on the fairgrounds in Kersey, organizers said work for this year's fair began just a little while after last year's event ended.
"We've been doing our hoagie fundraisers, they do very well, and we've had flea market craft shows that do fairly decent," said Jamie Wolfe, grounds manager. "We have a sign program as well where you pay money to have a sign on the fence at the grounds."
William "Bill" Rio, 86, of Bennetts Valley Highway in Penfield, died on Saturday, Aug. 4, 2012 at the DuBois Nursing Home following a short illness.
He was born on Nov. 30, 1925 in Tyler, son of the late Giacmo and Anna (Kovalick) Rio.
He married Olga (Kematick) on Aug. 21, 1948. She preceded him in death on March 18, 2009.
Mr. Rio was born and raised in Tyler and lived most of his life in Penfield. He served in the U.S. Navy during WWII and retired from Rockwell International of DuBois.


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Even though Ike passed well to our south the winds pushed a tremendous amount of water onto our church campus. Several of our buildings, including Holy Family Hall and the Strader Building, were just inches away from being flooded. By the grace of Mary Help of Christians the waters stopped rising just in time and we escaped serious damage. « View photos from our Parish during Ike
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His creation is simple, hearty, and delicious--soft-boiled eggs broken over torn up pieces of buttered toast and seasoned liberally with salt and pepper. I always added plenty of dill to my bowl of Grandpa Joe's eggs, too. I was practically addicted to dried dill as a kid -- my mom would watch me pouring it on and jokingly ask if I'd like some eggs with my dill.
I still make Grandpa Joe's eggs when I feel like having something cozy and comforting for breakfast and I still like them best with a little dill (though I've switched from dried to fresh).
I hope you like them, too.
Grandpa Joe's Eggs
Makes 1 serving
- 1-2 eggs (I suggest getting free range, organic ones, preferably from a hen near you)
- 2 pieces of bread (preferably white bread or English muffin)
- Salt
- Freshly ground pepper
- Fresh dill, chopped
1. Soft boil the eggs (this takes about 5-6 minutes on my stove, though I know it's often quicker for others)
2. Toast the bread, butter it thoroughly and then tear it into pieces in a small bowl (a cereal bowl or soup bowl is best)
3. Peel the eggs and use a spoon to cut them into 4-5 rough pieces over the toast
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HONESDALE — A store in downtown Honesdale that's been around since the 1950's is closing within a month's time.
The Weniger family has run the variety store on Main Street for all those years.
It has been a place where folks could get the paper, a friendly hello at the counter and for kids: penny candy.
But now, so much has changed for Don Weniger and his family owned business, he has decided to close the store for good next month.
"I've been thinking about it for the last several years, the last few years have been tough. The economy hasn't been great," he said Weniger.
Weniger has kept the store open while competition from chain stores has mounted taking away customers. Jack Bishop has been shopping at Weniger's for years and said it was nice to say he knows the owners of the store where he does business.
"That's the neat thing about this store, it will be missed, we've been coming here for years," said Bishop.
Longtime employee Marisa Hiller gets choked up talking about the closing.
"That they'll never find a store like this again, we get to know their names, we get to know their families," said Hiller.
Over generations, newspaper sales, magazine sales, and office supplies were some of the biggest part of business at Weniger Variety Store in Honesdale. The owner said over time that kind of business has faded away leaving htem without any other option than to close.
"I'm an old-fashioned guy, I like to see these kind of stores instead of the big box retailers," said neighbor Jim Firmstone.
When the variety store closes its doors, Firmstone said a part of Honesdale's past will go with it.
"The little novelty news store was where people shopped. This is where they got their newspaper, cigarettes, candy," said Firmstone. "I'm going to miss it, miss the family."
Weniger's owner is not sure what if anything will take its place in Honesdale.


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Emmanuel Mensah (2 posts)
not sure what i'm doing wrong but i copied and pasted this code and rerun
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Sam Ruby (584 posts)
can you copy/paste the errors you are seeing?
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Emmanuel Mensah (2 posts)
This is what I got (below). Now it reports 4 errors and now ahead of the the page i was on (85).
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Same for me.
When i enter fred.gif in the Form via Browser it is accepted but the rake test fails with "fred.gif should be valid"
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Dang it, I thought I saved my comment.
Tried to paste my unit tests here but it formats it funny and makes it unusable.
This item though gave me no errors typing directly from the book. Without seeing the unit tests in question it is difficult to understand what may be causing the unit test failures.
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Ok, found my mistake in depot/test/models/product_test.rb:
The use of this new_product will always fail, because the price is missing. In this case the error message is always "image_url shoud be valid".
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Chances are a migraine has caused you to miss work or leave work early or made you unable to function while at work. When a migraine strikes, it can be nearly impossible to focus on anything. You may feel guilty about how your migraines affect your job performance and your relationship with coworkers and managers. Or you may have been afraid to tell them that you have migraines. Yet the key to managing migraines and work is communication.
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February 24, 2010
The 2010 installment in the Experimental Film Lecture Series, presented in cooperation with Undergraduate Film and Television, brought Ken Jacobs to the Michelson Theatre to present a program of new work. Jacobs showed a variety of moving image works that showed his current fascination with manipulating, and effectively animating, stereoscopic still images from the late-19th/early 20th century. Two films from his "Capitalism" series are good example of what the filmmaker can pull out of two still, stereoscopic images through editing, cropping, and superimposing the still images. The main flicker effect occurs through the rapid alternation between the left and right eye images, which produces an uncanny, quasi-3D effect. In addition to these works, Jacobs presented works shot in Spain with his family using a special stereoscopic digital camera, as well as a "found-footage" piece acquired from a disintegrating broadcast transmission. This last piece, "My Favorite Wife and Other Amorous Scenes," is comprised of a recording the filmmaker made off of his satellite television receiver during a thunderstorm. The electrical interference causes the broadcast of a Cary Grant film "My Favorite Wife" (1940) to intermittently stop and start, combining adjacent video frames into surreal juxtapositions, and creating an unintended awkwardness in the interaction of the characters, as their dialogue skips and chirps.
Ken Jacobs has been making avant-garde film in New York City since the late 1950s. He is the director of "Tom, Tom, The Piper's Son" (1969), and "Star Spangled to Death"(2004), and numerous other cinematic visions on celluloid and tape. Jacobs, who taught for many years in SUNY Binghamton's renowned program on avant-garde film, coined the term "paracinema" in the early 1970s to describe experiences provided by means outside of standard cinematic technology. Stroboscopic effects, manipulating frame rates, freeze-frames, and 3D experiments all show up in his practice of "paracinema". This event was very well attended, and the Cinema Studies Department looks forward to hosting the Experimental Lecture Series into the future.


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Ida Curry Hurst, 91 of Upper Sheppard Town Road, Delbarton, passed away June 26, 2013 at her home.
She was born April 29, 1922 at Cow Creek, the daughter of the late Greenway and Louise Vernatter Curry.
She was also preceded in death by her husband, Roy Eugene Hurst, brothers, Tom (Ernestine) Curry, Mack Curry, Earnest (Rosalene) Curry, and Zeke (Barbara) Curry, sisters, Ermatrude (Salavador) Rosendo, Iva (Bill) Chafin, Alice Curry and Edna (Bill) Maynard.
Mrs. Hurst was a homemaker.
Those left behind to cherish her memories include her sons, Randall Hurstof Delbarton, Willard Hurst of Hazel Park, MI, Ronald (Lillian) Hurst of Sarah Ann, LeRoy (Dot) Hurst of Winston Salem, N.C., Terry (Donna) Hurst of Lenore and Larry (Opal) Hurst of Delbarton, daughters, Clara (Chris) Wallace of Madison Heights, Mich., Mary (Larry) Welch of Coldwater, and Thelma Hurst of Madison Heights, Mich. She also leaves behind 19 grandchildren, 32 great grandchildren and eight great-great grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held at the Chafin Funeral Home Sunday June 30, 2013 at 12 p.m. with Elder Jimmy Maynard officiating. Burial will follow in the Lenore Memorial Gardens at Lenore.
Visitation will be at the funeral home chapel Sunday from 11 a.m. until the start of the funeral.
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Oct. 27, 2008
WORCESTER, Mass. - Senior wide receiver Jon Brock (Acworth, Ga.) has been named the AT&T Crusader of the Week, for competition from October 20-26. Brock helped lead the Holy Cross football team to a 35-21 victory over Lehigh on Saturday.
During the win over the Mountain Hawks, Brock caught six passes for 94 yards and two touchdowns. His first score came on a four-yard pass from senior quarterback Dominic Randolph (Amelia, Ohio) at the 11:15-mark of the first quarter, to give the Crusaders a 7-0 lead. Brock then added what proved to be the game-winning touchdown on a two-yard pass from Randolph with 13:25 left in the fourth quarter, putting Holy Cross in front for good, 28-21.
Overall this season, Brock now leads the team in receiving with 35 catches for 506 yards and eight scores. Over the course of his collegiate career, he has totaled 104 catches for 1,300 yards and 13 touchdowns.
The Crusaders return to action on Saturday, Nov. 1, when they play host to Bucknell at 12:30 p.m.


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Marie A. Gulliver, 90, formerly of the Devon House, Allentown, died Friday, Sept. 10, in the Liberty Nursing and Rehabilitation Center, Allentown. She was the wife of the late W. Howard Gulliver.
Born in Hazleton, she was a daughter of the late Howard B. and Anna (Wolfe) Johnson.
She was a member of First Presbyterian Church, Allentown.
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Repro: Lionel, Nawaz, Nicholas, Siyuan
Music: "Diving Bells" and "The Empty Cup" by Singapore band E.P.I.C.
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