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Are you one of those people who always wondered why they didn't make HDTVs a 2.35:1 aspect ratio? You go to the movie theater and see a grand, sweeping movie shot in the widest widescreen possible, and then rent the movie later at home – the Blu-Ray, no less, on your brand new LCD screen – and you get black bars on the top and bottom. Sucks, right? It's like you're paying extra to see a Lars Von Trier flick in IMAX. Well, fret no longer. Phillips has unleashed the sleek "Cinema 21:9" HDTV which will display those 2.35:1 widescreen movies in their intended aspect ration – and with no unsightly bars at the top and bottom. The image actually takes up the entire screen. Who'da thunk it? Phillips is also releasing special web shorts to coincide with the TV's launch. You can check out the amazing "Carousel," directed by Adam Berg and starring a bunch of seamless visual effects recreating a single moment in time during a bank robbery, but stretched out like some fly-through bullet time sequence you probably put your friends through every time you school them at Madden. See for yourself after the jump.
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Today, the official "Trailer 4a" for Harry Potter & The Half-Blood Prince was released, and, dare I say, it looks pretty good and dark. Then again, the Potter trailers always seem to make me all sweaty and excited, only for me to walk out of the theater feeling mildly clammy in the underarms. And I perspire a lot. But I'll give this one a fair shake, and the 3-D in the last one kicked all sorts of ass, so why not? Watch the trailer after the jump.
Ricky Gervais & Stephen Merchant have cast their leading lady for their next film, the '70s-era insurance company dramedy Cemetery Junction (formerly known as The Men at The Pru). Brit starlet Felicity Jones has been awarded the role. She's mosty done work in the UK, including the BBC's "The Diary of Ann Frank," in which she played Margot Frank, an episode of "Dr Who," and the very British sounding Northanger Abbey TV movie. If your girlfriend catches you ogling pictures of Felicity, just inform her that she'll be playing Miranda in Julie Taymor's adaptation of The Tempest. Then, when she naturally asks, "Oh, can we see that?" You can coolly answer, "It's probably not a good idea if you don't like me looking at Felicity. Miranda is a significant role in the Bard's classic." You're welcome.Check out the photos of Felicity after the jump:
Lionsgate Films has just released the poster for More Than A Game, the documentary that follows NBA star LeBron James and four of his talented teammates through the trials and tribulations of high school basketball in Ohio and James' journey to fame. Boom Shik-a-Click on the image below to 'Bron 'Bron size it, Baby!After the jump is a new production still, as well as the extended synopsis and info on the film. More Than A Game opens in theaters October 2nd, 2009.
Charles Miner delegates more responsbility to Dwight, causing his loyalties with Michael to be called into question, and Andy decides to help Jim out because he's obviously not doing well with Pam at all. (Clearly.) It's another fantastic Office this week, and it's right after the jump.
The episode opens similar to the last one, with Leslie (Amy Poehler) in a sunny park with children, being a moron. Maybe cold opens in the park will be a weekly feature. Either way, she's dressed as a bunny (slightly creepy) and participating in an Easter egg hunt with the children of Pawnee. She remarks that it seems very difficult to find the eggs, at which point Tom (Aziz Ansari) confesses to the camera in an interview that he forgot to hide the eggs, while a montage runs of children becoming increasingly upset, crying, throwing down their baskets, etc. All in all, not a bad Easter for Pawnee.After the opening, Leslie goes to visit her mother, a higher-up in the local government, whom she has a slightly unhealthy amount of respect for (she compares her to Mother Teresa), and sets up a dubiously addressed subplot of vying for her mother's approval and affection, but to no avail (probably due in no small part to her wide-eyed incompetence). She tries to brag about her subcommittee, and is met with apathy on the subject from her mother, before heading off to a small meeting with Mark and Ann (Rashida Jones).
There is a misconception that porn actors don't get to flex their muscles or show their chops in the traditional sense. I disagree. It takes a certain amount of talent and self-awareness to appear in a porn parody of a popular television show. These are always hysterical. Though I draw the line at Everybody Trains Raymond and anything Mr. Ed related.5 Pornos Based On Beloved Sitcoms (Huffington Post)Crank 2, the tweets are in. (/film)Tron Guy weighs in. (io9) Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince trailer. (Apple) Stephen Dorff to appear in non-video game based film. (Cinematical) Terminator Salvation pics. (Latino Review)
Tomorrow night, Cartoon Network and Adult Swim are debuting "G.I. JOE: RESOLUTE," a hard boiled reenvisioning of the G.I. JOE we know and love (unless you're a He-Man guy like me). The micro-series is directed by Joaquim dos Santos (Justice League Unlimited, Avatar: The Last Airbender), and is written by Warren Ellis, of the Transmetropolitan, Planetary and Global Frequency comic book series (amongst a ton of others). According to Ellis, via his website, "It's an hour long, broken into ten 5-minute episodes and one 10-minute final episode." The first episode will air Friday 4/17 during Adult Swim, with new episodes running every weekday and the finale airing on April 25th. You can check out the promo for it after the jump, along with every G.I. Joe-themed Robot Chicken sketch ever made.
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Armored, the new film from Nimród Antal (Vacancy) has a trailer out, and with it comes a lot of hardcore explosions and gunfire and ambiguously homoerotic camaraderie that I'm sure are all very in tune with the lives of real Armored Transport Officers. In other words, I'm there opening night. According to the filmmakers, the movie is about "a crew of officers at an armored transport security firm that risk their lives when they embark on the ultimate heist….against their own company. Armed with a seemingly fool-proof plan, the men plan on making off with a fortune with harm to none. But when an unexpected witness interferes, the plan quickly unravels and all bets are off." Someone should have told Matt Dillon. Check out the trailer and some extra still images from it after the jump.
With the much anticipated BRÜNO coming out this summer (July 10th to be exact – MARK IT!!!) we thought we'd tease you with a few more photos from some of BRÜNO's personal, private collection. Ogle the rest after the jump.
Tomorrow, Crank: High Voltage opens in theaters, and Jason Statham's Chev Chelios will reunite with Eve, played by Amy Smart. No word on whether or not she'll reprise her gratuitously open-air sex scene from the first film, but the pasties above are more amenable to our tastes than the image of Statham grinding on Amy like a pirate on shore leave.Where else you can Get Smart: Amy had a bit part in Starship Troopers, did a short stint on 'Scrubs,' played opposite Ashton Kutcher in The Butterfly Effect, played Holly, one of the love interests in the Starsky & Hutch remake, and more recently can be seen screaming in Mirrors. She also has repeatedly voiced Strawberry Shortcake on 'Robot Chicken.' Pointless Quote: "As a kid, I loved being surrounded by mountains, creeks and animals. Check out the photos of Amy as nature intended after the jump.
For many movie lovers out there, Michael Bay is like the Santa Claus of summer. We wait 12 months and then BOOM, Bay arrives with a sack full of goodies, heading back to his factory where the ILM elves toil to make the following year's gifts even more bombastic than the last. We at Screenjunkies have a very special "in" with Mr. Bay, as we help manage his Twitter account. So, naturally, people contact us all the time to reach him via email, letters, bouquets of explosives, etc. What follows are letters written to Michael Bay from some very special children, and we felt that they should be shared.Click on each image to enlarge. Sam Huntington – Age 9 – Orlando, Florida Steven Blomquist – Age 8 – Aurora, Illinois
Variety reports that Turkish satellite broadcaster ATV plans to create their own version of The Golden Girls starring an entirely Turkish cast. The show will center around four older women living together, helping one another, and thanking one another for being a friend. If it's any bit as awesome as Turkish Rambo then I'm moving to Turkey immediately. I'll send for my things. Watch that phenomenal trailer below. Will Ferrell to go feral on Man vs. Wild. (Huffington Post) Mitch Hurwitz's Sit Down, Shut Up promos. (Pajiba) Kevin Smith at Carnegie Hall (Kevin Smith) Watch the first four minutes of Mystery Team. (Dan Eckman) Megan Fox runs afoul of Border Patrol. (EW)
About time we got a Miles episode. In this one, we dive into more of his background and exactly how he came to the island. He and Hurley also form an unexpected friendship back in 1977, as they discuss Miles and his father. Meanwhile Roger Linus isn't resting easy over the loss of his son, and Kate makes a blunder that could cost her and her friends their preciously kept secret. This week's Lost is right after the jump.
Last week's friction comes to climax with our favorite doctors, while the guy who cleans up after them gets hitched. Yup, She's Still PissedKelso gets himself set up at the bar by handing the bartender his travel bag and ordering a Bahama-mama. He'll be at this bar for most of the episode. Things are still heated amongst lovers from last week's episode, and not in a good way. Elliot is pissed at J.D. for not telling her how much he loves her, Jordan is pissed at Cox for pretending to have had work to do in order to prove to her she'll miss him, and Turk is mad at Carla for refusing to take a break from her role as mommy. Sea Creatures
The trailer for Steven Soderbergh's The Girlfriend Experience starring adult film actress Sasha Grey has just debuted on Hulu. The trailer has no dialogue – just a drum track and some title cards. But it tells you everything you need to know about the film, which looks like a lo-fi, down n' dirty little gem (is that an oxymoron? I don't care) from the man who brought us Sex, Lies & Videotape. Check it out after the jump.
This Fall, STEVEN SPIELBERG & MICHAEL BAY are teaming up to take on the criminal underworld… one take at a time. It's obvious from the photo that Spielberg is the brains behind the operation and Bay is the muscle. You can tell from Spielberg's glasses, wisened mien and argyle sweater, plus Bay's wavy hair and leather jacket.[Image courtesy of the oft-brilliant and never boring Film Drunk]Spielberg Screens Transformers With Michael Bay (FilmDrunk)Hilarious Banned Sprite Commercial (Manofest)Parks And Recreation Disappoints (Pajiba)Jennifer Anders' Is Spankin Hot (GorillaMask)Kid Spikes Teachers Coffee (IAmBored)10 Cool Sci-Fi Stories about the Titanic (io9)11 Practical Zombie Strategies (Cracked)The Ugly Truth Posters (Filmofilia)Stills From Wrong Turn 3 (DreadCentral)Chillin With Somali Pirates (Holytaco)Teleprompter Readers Are Hot (BustedCoverage)Dana Allen Leads Todays Hotness (Uncoached)Miramax Uses Twitter Now (Unreality)Chris Cunningham Back At It (ThePlayList)Take My Dog, Eric (TomOatmeal)Cute Couples Moment Destroyed (NothingToxic)
On April 21st, Robert Rodriguez & Frank Miller's original Sin City is getting a double helping of Blu-Ray, with the release of a special edition 2-Disc set that includes 2 cuts of the film plus eight hours of bonus with two new interactive bonus features developed exclusively for Blu-ray. No matter what you thought of the movie, it's got the sort of visuals that Blu-Ray was made for. And for a small taste of what makes Sin City so Blu-riffic, check out a Break Media exclusive remix of Jessica Alba's notorious stripping scene… after the jump.
The show opens up to Olivia snuggled up with her niece reading a bed time story. The picturesque scene is interrupted by a phone call. It's Peter on the line and quick to jump to conclusion Olivia assumes the worst, it is late at night and it is Peter so I don't fault Olivia for thinking that it was work related. It turns out that he was calling for her sister, Rachel. Thank God Olivia doesn't have to lie on a daily basis because her face just gave away everything she was holding, Olivia is jealous. She reluctantly gets back to reading the story, a tale of a bear and a monster. "Aunt Liv ….monster's are not real, right?"
The trailer for Kathryn Bigelow's The Hurt Locker has hit the 'nets like a ton of bricks through a windhshield. It's portrait of the elite members of the Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) squad, soldiers who volunteer to disarm deadly bombs for the U.S. military. The film stars Jeremy Renner (above), whom you might remember as the badass villain from S.W.A.T., and the heroic Doyle from 28 Weeks Later. He can also be seen in the upcoming The Losers. This guy can't get enough of military and police work. How about Renner for Captain America? Check out the trailer for The Hurt Locker after the jump.
Some new footage from Tarantino's WW2 gore fest Inglourious Basterds played on Fox's American Idol last night. This is that clip, plus some other goodies, including a behind-the-scenes shot of QT rallying his troops, and a glimpse of Mike Myers (pictured above) as a much different servant of her Majesty, the Queen – a character named "General Ed Fenech." Keep your eyes peeled for the Basterd'ized clip after the jump.
The 80s were a lot of things. Not the least of which, it was a time of gross over-advertising. Any slight movie hit in the 1980s would warrant the plastering of its image on a cardboard box filled with unoriginal cereals. There was Ghostbusters cereal – nothing more than Lucky Charms, C-3PO's – frosted Cheerios, and E.T. – some sort of peanut buttery Cap'n Crunch.Here are a few cereals that never hit the market, but should have.CONAN, THE CEREALI think this one was a no-brainer. Arnold was an up-and-coming star, and if the original movie was good enough to have a bad sequel, surely the movie deserves a cereal (which is like a sequel, but with more fiber). I would go so far as to say, if this cereal was produced, Mark L. Lester would have published "Commando 2: The Best Sequel Ever" here on ScreenJunkies.
The above image of Andy Samberg engaging in intercourse with a magical fish from the Lonely Island's "Like A Boss" music video has been sanitized for your protection. You'll have to click "More" to see the uncensored video in its entirety. It is raw. It is real. It is uncompromising. It also has poop, vomit and fellatio humor set to music. Recoil in shock while grooving to this decidedly most NSFW video after the jump. And if you like it, go buy The Lonely Island's "Incredibad" at your local record store, or friendly neighborhood digital music file purveyor. Like a baaaaws!!!
The NY Post has the first look at Hulk Hogan's interview with Rolling Stone and he seems really angry about the way his divorce proceedings are going. "I could have turned everything into a crime scene, like OJ, cutting everybody's throat," the classy gentleman about town told the magazine. "You live half a mile from the 20,000-square-foot home you can't go to anymore, you're driving through downtown Clearwater and see a 19-year-old boy driving your Escalade, and you know that a 19-year-old boy is sleeping in your bed, with your wife . . . I totally understand OJ. I get it." He then excused himself politely because he was dreadfully late for a wine tasting. If I were the judge in this case I would be conflicted. They both had to embrace and roll around with sweaty, grotesquely-swollen men to earn that money. Here are more links to your morning news. Brian Austin Green Lantern? (Cinematical) Gondry Talks Green Hornet. (/film) Rod Blagojevich stops being polite and starts getting real. (Reuters)Leno and Letterman still not BFFs. (NY Mag) Sarah Connor will not be back. (TV Squad)
Those wily, japing comicksters over at Holy Taco have posted a series of Mad Libs inspired by famous directors like M. Night Shyamalan, Quentin Tarantino and Michael Bay (not the real one, mind you). Here's one example:Check out the rest by visiting HT. Or just ______ your ______ in a ______.
This Friday, the political thriller State of Play opens, and in it Rachel McAdams plays Della Frye, an ambitious rookie reporter assisting Russell Crowe's Cal McAffrey character – a wisecracking journalist who's into conspiracy theorists. Together, they will try to solve the apparent murder of a congressman's mistress. No telling whether or not Rachel's crack journalism techniques include diverting her subjects' attention by flashing them, like in the above photo. Where You've Seen Her: McAdams played Cillian Murphy's target in Red Eye, as well as the object of Owen Wilson's affection in Wedding Crashers. She also co-starred in The Notebook with Ryan Gosling. Did you know he has a dog? Dreeeamy! Pointless Quote: "I'm waiting for them to make 'Thundercats'. I would love to be Cheetara." (Click image to enlarge)Check out non-Thundercat photos of Rachel after the jump.


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According to the Star-Ledger, there's no update today on Stephen Hill's status.
We can't tell if this is a good or bad thing. The MRI was set for today and the x-rays came back negative, so we'll just have to see. We thought thatthe story on Hill's status will be out to the public today, but if it's not public yet, it will start to get out in the very near future.
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Lane4 is a leader in the field of human performance. Based in the UK, we work with a wide range of organisations, helping individuals and teams around the world reach their fullest potential, to build sustainable competitive advantage.
There's no such thing as a typical Lane4 project. In every case, our game-plan is to work with business leaders to define specific performance objectives, then devise made-to-measure solutions that will deliver the desired results.
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text: King 'content of character' quote inspires debate Share this story email Share this story «Previous 3 of 14 Photos Next » Read the story « » King Color And Character FILE - In this Sept. 14, 1960 file photo, an unidentified black man eats at a lunch counter in Tampa, Fla. He is one of 70 who took part in breaking segregation barriers at 18 lunch counters in the city. They traveled from store to store, one or two at a time, and received service from white waitresses at counters heretofore reserved for white customers. No incidents were reported. The movement came after a secret meeting of city officials, store managers and representatives of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. (AP Photo/File)


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Sandwiched between Black Friday and Cyber Monday, thats the message in a nutshell of the national Small Business Saturday shopping day. Today, north country residents will get the chance to capture specials offered by merchants and restaurants. Small-business owners here offering sales say the second annual event has given residents an outlet to take a stand against big-box stores by keeping dollars invested in their local economies.
Just a handful of downtown Watertown businesses offered deals last year, but more than 30 have signed up for a free marketing campaign launched by the Greater Watertown-North Country Chamber of Commerce to spread the word about their specials, said Director of Marketing Sara C. Carpenter. She said the chamber increased awareness of the event this year by posting information on its Facebook page. Businesses that responded by offering deals were given free email ads by the chamber.
Small Business Saturday was started by American Express in 2010 to catalyze communities to spotlight local businesses.
The social media aspect has increased, and weve taken it to a whole new level, Ms. Carpenter said. Support your local businesses, beat crowds, dont wait in lines. Instead of giving money to large businesses, take a trip downtown on Saturday and shop at a few gift shops.
Fitting that bill is the Paddock Art & Antiques shop in the Paddock Arcade on Public Square. Stocked with time-honored antiques and curiosities, the store is offering a 20 percent discount today on nearly all its merchandise.
Pointing to groups of vintage Christmas ornaments, cookie cutters and woodworking tools, co-owner Wendy M. Bensol said the store is the antithesis of a big-box retailer.
Its a good opportunity for customers to find gifts from the yesteryear they wont find in big stores, she said.
Added co-owner Lynn M. Chavoustie, When people buy things at this store, that supplies us with income to buy more merchandise from vendors across the region.
Also in the Paddock Arcade, Moontide Arts shop will offer anywhere from 10 percent to 50 percent off its merchandise today, featuring incense with a variety of aromas and spiritual items from world religions.
Small Business Saturday gives people who are dazzled by the sales in the big-box stores the chance to see what we have to offer, owner Victoria R. Murchison said, adding the shop drew strong sales last year for the occasion. A lot of people today are more aware of the importance of shopping locally, and you can get individual care and attention that you dont get in large stores.
Abbey Carpet, 150 Court St., is offering 20 percent off its blinds and various deals on its area rugs to mark the occasion, said Joyce M. Bradley, who co-owns the store with her husband, Stephen J.
As a shopper, I try to keep my spending local because it fuels our local economic engine, she said. I hear the same thing from a lot of my Fort Drum customers, who say theyd like to keep their money here.
Several businesses in downtown Carthage also are participating this year, said Sandra A. Johnson, co-owner of an antique shop there called Eclectic Boutique. Started with a group of friends in 2011, the shop showcases a range of antiques, handmade jewelry, soaps and fine foods. She said todays deals will be anywhere from 10 percent to 20 percent off.
Its a good weekend because were trying to promote small businesses, which are what America is built on, she said, adding that the store launched a shop local social media campaign this year. Because Carthage is near Fort Drum, a lot of people visit our shop because its unique. These local, handmade products are something different you cant buy (elsewhere). A lot of people give us that feedback.
In St. Lawrence County, the city of Ogdensburg will have downtown merchants offering specials today. Bastas Flower Shop, 619 Main St., will offer a range of new gift products, including wood-wick candles, salsas and jams, wind chimes, bird feeders, body lotions and plush animals.
As a community in Ogdensburg, people tend to shop in Watertown and Massena, owner Joseph M. Basta said. Weve lost a number of businesses over the years, but the ones that remain are very community-oriented. I think people here ought to give us another look and see what they can do about coming in and shopping at our stores.
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CONTRIBUTED PHOTO FROM THE PALM BEACH POST Cole Taschman, 16, shows his injuries after being bitten by a shark Sunday at Bathtub Beach in Jensen Beach.
Vero Beach shark attack victim Karin Stei wheeled from beach after being attacked in May 2012.
Karin Ulrike Stei, 47, of Konstanz, Germany is tended to by rescue workers after being attacked by a shark in Vero Beach. Contributed photo/Vero Beach Police Department
KEONA GARDNER/TREASURE COAST NEWSPAPERS Frank A. Wacha, Jr., 61, shows off the surfboard he was using when a shark bit his left arm Thursday afternoon at Jensen Public Beach.
Stephen Howard Schafer, 38 An avid surfer and kiteboarder, Schafer died Feb. 3 from a loss of blood following an attack by a single, 8- to 9-foot shark off Hutchinson Island near Stuart. He was kiteboarding near Stuart Beach when he was attacked, marking the only recorded fatal shark attack in Martin County history and the first in Florida since 2005. Schafer was the son of the late Howard Schafer, a prominent maritime artist, and Jean Schafer-Cox of Stuart. In March, the Stephen Howard Schafer Memorial Fund was established at Seacoast National Bank.
Until now, Indian River boy was Treasure Coast's lone shark attack fatality, in 1998. Go here to read a file story from Nov. 23, 2008, about the deadly attack in 1998 on 9-year-old James Willie Tellasmon: http://www.tcpalm.com/news/2008/nov/23/10-years-ago-missing-boy-became-regions-lone/
DEBORAH SILVER ¥ email@example.com PALM BEACH - A school of sharks swim next to a boat that set up a line to fish just south of the Palm Beach Inlet on Thursday. The inlet is about 25 miles south of Stuart Beach, where a fatal shark attack occured Wednesday. PHOTO TAKEN: THURSDAY 2/4/2010 TC Sharks 1.jpg
VERO BEACH - Grant Gilmore, a shark researcher, talks about the bite marks typical of a tiger shark while speaking about the recent shark attack that killed kiteboarder Stephen Howard Schafer in Martin County. Gilmore says that the bite marks left on the victim should be able to identify the species of shark.
Daniel Webb, a dive instructor in Jupiter, is recovering at Jupiter Medical Center, where he was rushed Sunday after being bitten by a shark near the Jupiter Inlet.
Peter Schulz helps pushes his son Clayton Schulz a South Fork High School graduate and University of North Florida redshirt sophomore baseball pitcher after a press conference at Shands Jacksonville. Schulz was bitten by a shark at Jacksonville Beach. The shark bit into his left foot, avoiding the ankle but tearing tendons.


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It's me, Iris. I just wanted to pop in to say hello and clarify a few things so that you know what to expect coming up. I'll try to be concise, even though that's hard for me!
I've been getting some questions from fans and friends alike, and it seems no one is completely sure what's going on with the Gluten Free Health Challenge, the future of this blog, and my new website. So here's the quick rundown.
- On June 1st, I will officially start The Gluten Free Health Challenge. This is a SIX MONTH challenge, and during that time, you'll get regular updates from the women in the challenge, recipes from their coaches, and some other fun posts here and there. I personally won't be writing posts very often. But I do promise that when I come up with recipes, I'll share them with you.
- I am not actually disappearing or stopping my own involvement in The Daily Dietribe. I have been working on the blog for hours every day for the last couple of months to get the challenge up and running. I love managing and editing, so this is just as much fun for me as writing the blog has been. In fact, it's reignited my love for this site.
- If you like my writing and still want to read my posts, you can do it at my other blog on my new website, Your Fairy Angel. Today, I'm sharing my first post, which is an explanation of why I gave my website that name. In general, my posts over there will be focused on living with purpose, having faith in yourself, and healing through mind*body*spirit work. I also have some fun plans that involve making a fool of myself, so if that sounds appealing, you know where to find me! Right now, you can subscribe via RSS feed. I will eventually figure out a newsletter so you can get e-mails when there's a new post. But I've heard from most of you that Facebook is your favorite way to get blog updates, so you can like my Fairy Angel Facebook page if you want to know when there's a new Fairy Angel blog post.
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1:10 pm: How about this scenario? Maybe, just maybe, the New York Rangers developed P.A. Parenteau for the New York Islanders.
"I never would have thought about that less than a year ago," said Parenteau, signed as a free agent by the Islanders to a one-year, one-way contract. "That's the business, I guess."
He was courted in July by a few teams interested in the pair of hands that scored 20 goals in just 35 games with the Rangers' AHL affiliate in Hartford last season. However, the decision for the 27-year-old Parenteau came down to the two teams from New York.
"Islanders and Rangers," said the native of Quebec. "There were other teams interested, too. But from the end of last season, I thought I'd be back with the Rangers. You never know how things will work out sometimes. When free agency started, the Islanders were the one team that really made me feel good, really made me feel like I was going to get an opportunity. The main reason I came here was because I genuinely felt like they would give me a chance, and because I thought I had a chance."
Then Parenteau learned on Friday night that he would begin training camp on the right side of franchise center John Tavares, and his belief was cemented. Parenteau smiled. "Playing with JT today, that's a sign of what's in front of me. He's an unbelievable player. The puck just sticks to him."
Looking back, Parenteau is grateful for his three years in the Rangers organization. He mentioned how tough historically it has been for young players to break through on Broadway, but head coach John Tortorella provided him with his first real shot in the NHL. The 6-0, 200-pound right wing played 22 games last season for the Rangers, scoring three goals and adding five assists.
Although Parenteau politely said "I really couldn't give you an answer," when asked what has stood in the way of regular employment in the big league, the knock on his game has been his skating. After a morning skate at the Coliseum before a game last season against the Islanders, Tortorella was asked about Parenteau. The coach raved about his player's attitude and hands, but openly questioned his ability to get where he has to go. "I don't know about the skating," said Tortorella.
Relayed the anecdote today after practice, Parenteau remembered the day well. To Tortorella's credit, after he saw the quote in the daily newspaper clips, he met with Parenteau to apologize. "I appreciated that," said Parenteau. "He said it didn't come out the right way. There was no issue with me."
About his skating, Parenteau said, "I feel like I've gotten better each year I've been in the pros. I work hard at it. I didn't see it as a problem at all last year in New York or in Hartford. As a matter of fact, I think playing the last month of last season consistently with the Rangers was a big benefit for me. You get the fast tempo and the regular schedule you don't get in the NHL. Tortorella's practices were hard work and we skated a lot."
By the end of the season – Parenteau scored in the shootout against the Flyers on the final day, but the Rangers lost the game and a playoff berth – the right wing felt like an NHL player.
"I don't want to be known as just a goal scorer," said Parenteau, who had an assist and was plus-3 against the Islanders in a Rangers' 4-3 win at the Coliseum on March 30 (think Garth Snow didn't notice?). "That last stretch of games with the Rangers really had a positive effect on my game. I'm a different player than Matty Moulson, but I'm in a similar situation and look what happened with him. I love the attitude I saw out there from my new teammates today. I think I'm ready to play an important role for the Islanders."
So far, Islanders head coach Scott Gordon sees the possibility of Parenteau being this year's Moulson. "We're not bringing him in to be a checker," said Gordon. "He's a scorer."
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Last Thursday the Carbon High Lady Dino volleyball team headed across the state for their first preseason meet of the year. It was certainly an adventure. After some delays and a venue change,Delta defeated Carbon in three sets 25-10, 25-14, 25-14.
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MASSENA - Overcoming a $5.5 million gap in the Massena Central School Districts 2013-14 budget proposal wont be easy, according to the facilitator of a community forum held Thursday night at Jefferson Elementary School.
Cuyle Rockwell, a communications specialist with the Capital Region Board of Cooperative Educational Services, said it could mean raising taxes 40 percent or the elimination of 80, maybe 90 employees.
While no specifics about the districts budget proposal were presented to the approximately 30 to 40 audience members, Mr. Cuyle said it wasnt a pleasant budget situation the district - like many others in the state - found itself in.
This district is fortunate compared to the majority (of districts) I work for, Mr. Rockwell said.
But it wouldnt be long before other serious choices would have to be made.
Two years from now youre going to be looking at incredible, monumental cuts or some ridiculous tax increase, he predicted.
Thursdays forum was a chance for others to provide input to the districts Finance Committee on what courses, programs and departments they thought should be preserved; how they would recommend closing the $5.5 million gap; and what information they needed to make an informed decision when they voted on May 21.
Put yourself in the board of educations place. Youve got to find $5.5 million. Its easy when youre on the other side of the table, Mr. Rockwell said. If things dont improve, its going to be another $5 1/2 million next year.
He said three financial hits were putting schools in jeopardy: federal sequestration, the gap elimination adjustment and the tax levy cap.
The federal sequestration meant an $88,000 hit for Massena Central, according to Mr. Rockwell, who said that equates to about a teacher-and-a-half.
In terms of the gap elimination adjustment introduced in 2010, he said schools had lost $6.1 billion in aid since its inception, or $2,200 per student. In Massenas case, they have lost more than $6 million over the past three years.
It is actually a decrease disguised as an increase, he said.
And the 2 percent tax cap, Mr. Rockwell said, wasnt really a 2 percent tax cap on personal tax bills. Massena Central, under the formula, can go as high as 5.3 percent this year, he said.
If you believe this is a 2 percent tax cap, you were sold a bill of goods. It is not a tax cap. It does not cap personal tax bills, he said.
The Massena Central School District has done what was right - improve opportunities for kids by adding programs over the years, Mr. Rockwell said. But that was with a promise that more aid would be coming, and now the reserve is happening.
Sequestration, gap elimination adjustment and the tax levy cap puts the brakes on everything, he said.
Many programs offered by the district arent mandated, he said. Those include pre-kindergarten, junior kindergarten, kindergarten, elementary reading, Alternative Education, music, art, business, elementary and high school libraries, high school technology, seventh and eighth grade foreign language courses, sports, International Baccalaureate, guidance counselors, department chairs and Learn to Lead.
If they were to eliminate all of those non-mandated programs, Mr. Rockwell said, that would be 75 1/2 jobs eliminated with cuts totalling $6,947,173.
Four groups met for approximately 45 minutes to discuss which of those areas they considered important. When they returned, there were some common programs that everyone wanted to keep.
One group said they would like to see the district keep its Alternative Education program; keep class sizes small, particularly at the elementary level; continue to offer college courses beyond the International Baccalaureate program; retain art and music; and keep guidance counseling.
They suggested that some of the deficit could be made up through a mix of tax increases, use of fund balance and cuts, as well as shared services. The key, they said, was to make cuts that had the least direct impact on students.
In addition, they recommended looking at retirement incentives, not spending money unnecessarily on glossy, color materials, using a part-time athletic director and evaluating programs that were created within the past four years to see if they were still necessary.
A second group said a number of programs were important to them, including music and art, kindergarten, Alternative Education, counseling, athletics and International Baccalaureate.
They also suggested that, to reduce the $5.5 million gap, the district look at a retirement incentive. They also recommended examining the number of administrators and looking at sports, noting that some would not be necessary if they had been cut by other schools as part of their budget process.
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Sharing Memories (Week 13 of 52): Changes in Technology
This week's topic is about change - changes in technology. Recently I was thinking about my father and his love of records - the old 33s - show tunes and Irish drinking songs mostly. We didn't have a record player until I was about 9 or 10 years old. Then my dad bought a huge stereo in one of those big cabinets - you know the kind there the top lifted up and you put the record on from above. Remember the little adaptors to put in the middle of the turntable so you could play 78s?
Our telephone was used only for emergencies. We occasionally phoned a friend to say we wanted to visit but we sure didn't chat for long! Phones were black with a rotary dial and you picked it up, waited for the local operator and gave her the number you were calling. I wish I could remember ours, but phone numbers back then were names followed by a number. Eventually the operators were no longer in use, and you just picked up and dialed normally (on a rotary dial, not push button!)
I remember that placing a long distance call was a very big deal. Every Christmas my mother and her sister would give my grandmother (their mom) as a Christmas gift - a long distance call to England to talk to her sister. It was a very big and exciting event and was always held in our house. We would sit in the living room waiting anxiously and eagerly for the long distance operator to call us to say our call was ready to go through. Grandma would always yell once she was on the phone because after all, England was a long way from Canada!
Computers? No such thing for homes although I did work with some at the age of 19. I was a data processor (briefly) and worked in a room where the entire wall was huge computers with big reels of data whizzing along!
Pay phones were everywhere - no cell phones back then. Pay phones were in the old red boxes and I seem to recall paying a dime to make a call. Hah!
I know television was available but we didn't have one. When I was about 10, maybe 11, we got a small tv. Black and white of course, no such thing as a colour tv then and shows were only broadcast in black and white. My dad watched the Ed Sullivan Show and Liberace. On the rare occasion I was allowed to watch something, it was a western. They were very popular and the one I remember was Rawhide.
My mother used some strange contraption for a calculator. It was almost like an abacus! It was metal and small, about the size of a small paperback book but thin. There was a little pointer which she inserted into small numbered holes to slide something across or to choose what numbers she was working with. I was quite fascinated by it but never did get to use it so am not describing it very well. I'd love to know what it was.
What has changed since you were young? I'm racking my brain to remember other changes during my life!
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- Eileen said...
First, it is 45's that used the adaptor. They had the big holes. 78s were a technology older than 33s. I remember playing some 78s of Vaughn Monroe on an old record player.
I listened to radio shows a lot. We got our first refrigerator in 1948 (icebox prior to that) and out first TV in 1950. I remmember transistor radios and when stereo records first came out. Then there was quadrophonic.
I bought my first home computer in 1982 but had already been working in the computer industry for 11 years.
Oh yes, those were the days. While I spend much of my time in the past, I have no desire to live there.
I love our computers of today, the Internet, blogs, researching online and other great stuff.
- Genealogy Blogger said...
Eileen - thanks for clearing up my confusion over records! We didn't get our radio, tv or record player until sometime in the mid to late 1950s. We kids weren't allowed to touch them as I recall
You jogged my memory about other things too! My mother did laundry in a wringer-washer, and all clothes went on the line to dry. She cooked on a coal (could also use wood) stove in the kitchen until the middle 1950s.
- Elizabeth said...
Your mom's gadget may have been a sliderule - Daddy had one, but I don't know how to use it. We used calculators and computers in college (never in high school), but the computers were in a separate room and you had to walk across campus to get a printout.
We had a little black&white TV with three channels in the kitchen. We watched Star Trek, Flinstones and the news. Later on, we went to my grandparents' house on Sundays to watch Wild Kingdom and Tarzan on their color TV!
- GeneBugGrams said...
Did your mother's calculator look like any on this web site?
Thanks for the link, GeneBugGrams! Really brings back memories. My dad was an accountant with his office in the house in the 1950s-1960s. Several of those look very familiar.
Most "adding machines" back then (rarely called 'calculators' because they couldn't. Calculate, that is.) did multiplication by addition, and it was all done by mechanical moving parts.... If you set it to multiply 47 times 43, you could go away and have lunch while the gearing slowly went kachunk, kachunk, kachunk, adding 47 + 47 + 47.... 43 times. And noisy!!
Mimeograph machines.
Electric popcorn poppers.
Reel-to-reel tape machines with chunky microphones.
Brownie cameras.
And wringer washers! In the early 70s, we had a new baby and no money, and were renting an old house with that still functional old appliance left in the basement. And poles for clotheslines standing in the backyard. Many diapers were fed through that wringer!


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Follow Friday: Modesty, Envy and Intrigue
One of the first blogs (if not the first) I followed was Rebecca Hudson's Blundering Blindly Backwards. I liked Rebecca's idea of an "On this day" post and admire her organisational skills to be able to have a system that allows her to come up with an appropriate daily event from her family history research. Could I have such a system? No, because my system extends to: an old cardboard file held closed by a now saggy elastic cord, lots of notes on One Note and several trees on Ancestry. By the time I had found an event for a day, the day would be last week. So, I feel that Rebecca is being modest in her blog title - she may be looking back, but I don't think she is blundering blindly, I think that she is marching back with her eyes wide open. Oh, and she had a lovely photo for Wordless Wednesday - take a peek.
Greta at Greta's Genealogy Bog has had a traumatic week - the Blog Gremlins invaded her blog and gave it a virus. Fortunately all is resolved and Greta is back blogging. On Sunday she posted about her technological loves and in the process created a little green-eyed monster - me! I hadn't heard of a Flip Pal before - nor had my family - but believe me, now that I know about this little portable scanner they do too (judging by the glazed eyes, far more than they want to). I shall not rest until I have this small item of desire - sadly, I haven't yet been able to track one down which is making it all the more alluring.
Even more alluring is my last blog - different, a little outré, a bundle of over-the-top fun. Madame Guillotine is the blog of Melanie, "a middle class housewife" who is seriously obsessed by Versailles. Her blog is full of gorgeous photographs and art work and some occasionally saucy writing. If you like ladies with tall hair and rosy cheeks check out Madame Guillotine.
Have a fab weekend - happy blogging
6 comments:
- Greta Koehl said...
Oh, my, what a surprise! Thank you for the mention. I am going to be checking out the Flip-Pal booth at NGS for sure.... We'll see if I am able to hold out or not!
- 7 May 2011 at 01:56
- The Treehouse said...
Oooh - you get to see a real one. We appear only to have photos of them in the UK - sooo frustrating!
- 7 May 2011 at 10:56
- RAH said...
Thanks!! I'm amazed that anyone's reading my blog at all so this came as a total surprise.
- 7 May 2011 at 11:25
- The Treehouse said...
See! You are so very modest - it's a great blog.
- 7 May 2011 at 11:30
- Judy Webster said...
I tried to order a Flip Pal from Amazon, but they won't ship to my address in Australia. Small genealogy-related businesses in both Australia and NZ are trying to get the rights to import and sell Flip Pal, so fingers crossed that I can get one somehow.
- 9 May 2011 at 10:44
- The Treehouse said...
If you manage to get hold of one, let me know how it goes. If only I had heard of it sooner I could have got my Dad to get it in the US and send it to me, but he shipped off to Portugal for the summer last week. Doh!
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WARWICK — Lincoln junior Casie Beauchemin must have ice water in her veins. With 2.3 seconds left on the clock, Beauchemin swished two free throws to give the Lions a remarkable 34-33 victory over Warwick Vets on Tuesday afternoon.
Down one point late, the Lions (4-2, Division II-North) were scrambling to make something happen when Beauchemin collided with the Hurricanes' Casey Bennett. Faced with a 1-and-1, the heroine took her time and found nothing but net on her first attempt to tie the score.
Seeking to break the 33-all deadlock, Beauchemin repeated the deed to put Lincoln up for just the third time in this tight contest. Out of timeouts and forced to go the length of the floor, Warwick Vets advanced the ball to midcourt before the horn sounded.
"I was a little bit nervous, but I knew that my teammates were there to back me up through everything," said a smiling Beauchemin, who ended up registering seven points on a 4-of-5 showing from the charity stripe.
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A collective sigh of relief could be heard from Lincoln's victorious bench as head coach Andy Hallam could only smile and shake his head in disbelief. He knew full well that the Lions had just authored the great escape, but such technicalities weren't about to damper the enthusiasm that was running rampant.
"We actually practice those end-of-game situations and it's a credit to Casie that she was able to hit both (free throws)," stated Hallam after Lincoln secured its fourth win in five tries. "There's nobody else that I'd rather have at the line then her."
Hallam added that he planned all along to have the ball in Beauchemin's hands. She was faced with two options – if isolated, she had the green light to create for herself. If not, she would kick the ball to a Lion teammate.
"We want the ball in her hands at the end of the game," Hallam said.
Senior forward Emily Bouthillette paced Lincoln with 11 points and seemingly countless offensive rebounds down the stretch. The willingness to mix it up down low on both ends of the court was on full display at the onset of the second half as Bouthillette repeatedly kept driving to the hole while making sure that the Hurricanes were not going to get any cheap baskets.
"Emily's a great athlete and when she turns it on, she's tough," Hallam said.
Bennett earned game-high honors with 15 points – 12 coming during the second stanza. The painful loss was the fifth straight for the Hurricanes, now 2-6 in II-Central.
While the finish was pulsating, the start of this one was tough to watch. The Lions missed their first 14 field goal attempts and didn't score during the game's opening 8:58. The drought ended when Bouthillette nailed two freebies.
Bouthillette's attempts were the result of Warwick Vets' Katie Gregory picking up her second foul. Gregory was part of a towering top-of-the-key defensive alignment that also featured fellow big Emily Almonte.
With Gregory glued to the bench for the final 6:02 of the opening half, the Lions responded with a 10-2 run to grab their first lead at 10-9. The game appeared destined to head into recess tied at 12-apiece, but that was before the Hurricanes' Victoria Flynn flipped in a prayer of a shot – a reverse that came underneath the basket that somehow nestled through the netting just as the horn sounded.
Lincoln ended up shooting 17 percent in the opening half, but that's not what Hallam stressed to his players during his halftime speech. On the flip side, Warwick Vets was 6-of-28 (21 percent).
"We played real good defense," he said, hence why Lincoln entered the second half right on Warwick Vets' heels.
Lincoln took a 20-19 lead after junior Kellyn Dyer dialed up a three on a pass from Bouthillette, the sequence transpiring with 9:30 left. Warwick Vets quickly regained the lead as Bennett nailed a tough runner. She later added a 3-ball to put the home team up 28-24 before McKenzie Cavanaugh scored three straight points for Lincoln, making it a one-point affair as the clock approached two minutes.
Cavanaugh notched all seven of her points over the final five minutes.
Warwick Vets stretched the lead to 33-27 after Bennett converted a layup, but that's when Lincoln went to work. Thanks to a great pick set by Bouthillette, Beauchemin got an open look at a three that she nailed with 35.7 seconds left. A 1-and-1 miss by Gregory opened the door a little more for the Lions with Cavanaugh scoring off the inbounds at 17.7 seconds.
Wishing to save precious time, Lincoln fouled Gregory with only 2.4 seconds evaporating. Faced with yet another opportunity to extend her team's lead, Gregory short-armed her 1-and-1 free throw attempt that Lincoln's Shirley Carrington rebounded.
Beauchemin was fouled with 6.3 seconds remaining, but Lincoln had not yet reached the bonus. A short time later, she found herself stepping to the line with a chance to get out of dodge with an unexpected win.
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The 1st-Half Northern Division Champion Hickory Crawdads were represented by RHP Roman Mendez, 3B Christian Villanueva, who drove in an RBI, and C Tomas Telis in Tuesday's 2011 South Atlantic League All-Star Game.
The Southern Division put together a five-run, third inning rally en route to a 6-3 win against the Northern Division before 7,410 fans at Arthur W. Perdue Stadium in Salisbury, Maryland, the home of the Delmarva Shorebirds. Mendez was the first Crawdad to appear in the All-Star Game, taking over on the mound in the top of the third inning. The Southern Division welcomed Mendez to the hill with a five-run rally. Bryce Massanari of the Asheville Tourists drove in a run with a fielder's choice and Adam Duvall of the Augusta GreenJackets Corey Vaughn Savannah Sand Gnats both went deep with a man on. The big inning gave the Southern Division a 5-2 lead.
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Looking for some fun Halloween activities? Check out these fun events at the Lakewood Library.
Our annual Halloween Parade will be on Tuesday, October 29th. The parade will be held during our regularly schedule storytimes. Toddler storytime is at 11:00 a.m. followed by Preschool storytime at 11:30 a.m. Children are welcome to wear their costumes. We will share a few seasonal stories then trick-or-treat around the library and administration building.
Dare to be scared (kind of) at the Lakewood Library's Boo Bash on Wednesday, October 30th at 6:30 p.m. We will tell scary stories, make fun crafts, and enjoy some special snacks. This is an event for all ages. No tickets required. Wear your costumes and be ready for an evening of fun and ghoulish surprises.
There's only one squirrel I want in my library and that is Scaredy Squirrel. This month he is busy polishing his vampire teeth and getting ready for Halloween. October is known for Trick-or-treating and squirrels. Well, okay, maybe a few other things too, but it really is National Squirrel Month and Scaredy Squirrel is by far my favorite library rodent. His new book is Scaredy Squirrel Prepares for Halloween and it can help you be prepared as well! So, while you are busy planning your costume and what candy you will trade (I like peanut butter cups by the way) take a minute to watch this video trailer for Scaredy's new book. And maybe now that you have met Scaredy Squirrel, you may want to check out one of his many books by Melanie Watt:
Stop by the Golden Library this month and feast your eyes on a vibrant art display by second grade students at Kyffin Elementary.
Second grade students created colorful still life projects depicting fruits, vegetables and flowers. This gorgeous art display will be at the library through the end of October. Don't miss it!
Do you like comic books? Would you like a free Halloween themed comic book? October 26th and 27th is Halloween ComicFest. Local comic book stores across the country will be giving away 22 different titles designed for people of all ages. Several Denver area comic book stores are participating. The offical Halloween ComicFest website has a store locator to help you find the store closest to you.
While you wait for your free comic, why not try one of these graphic novels from the library?:
Night of the Living Dust Bunnies
What is your favorite comic book?
On Saturday, October 5 the Belmar Library hosted its second annual Star Wars Reads Day. Young Jedi from around the area (some in costume!) enjoyed crafts, snacks and games, as well as a special space-themed story time. Activities included making light sabers and Wookiee stick puppets, origami Yoda, pin the tail on Jabba, and a Star Wars Trivia Quiz.
We also had a double-Darth sighting!
Star Wars Reads Day is billed as "a day-long celebration of literacy and Jedi, Sith, Wookiees, and all things Star Wars" and is celebrated all over the country to encourage reading - especially Star Wars-related stories. It was launched in 2012 by Lucasfilm and several publishing houses. Last year there were more than 1200 events and this year they hoped to have even more!
Thanks to everyone who participated - a fantastic time was had by all! Look for our next Star Wars Reads Day coming next fall, and in the meantime, check out these Star Wars materials from the library!
Have you ever wondered: why do we do crafts at story time?
Creating crafts at story time allows children to use their creativity and imagination. It helps them practice the fine motor skills they will use when they begin school. Children get to take home a tangible reminder of storytime, which may even prompt them to tell you the story all over again! Mostly, it is great fun.
To me, the best crafts are those that the child can do with little assistance and that utilize objects found around the house or outdoors in nature. Crafting does not have to be expensive, although it can be a bit messy! Here is an example of a craft I did in conjunction with a fairytale storytime.
Simply paint a rock green and let dry (triangular shaped rocks work well.) Add googly eyes and draw on nostrils with a sharpie. Add a little gold crown cut out of construction paper or craft foam, and glue the rock to the frog base. Couldn't be easier!
So, jump on in...and get crafty!
I remember my first encounter with an offbeat princess book: It was The Paper Bag Princess by Robert Munsch. It taught me that princesses could be feisty under that jeweled tiara!
If your child is into princesses and you're getting tired of reading the same Disney Princess books over again, try these titles from JCPL. They're not your traditional princess books – all have interesting plot twists that create a new take on the princess theme:
Dangerously Ever After by Dashka Slater
A feisty princess, who tends the most dangerous garden in the world, makes a new friend when a shy prince gives her some rather unusual seeds for her garden.
Once Upon a Cool Motorcycle Dude by Kevin O'Malley
In this cooperative fairy tale written by a little boy and girl, a beautiful princess has her ponies stolen and a muscular biker agrees to guard the last pony in exchange for gold.
Princess in Training by Tammi Sauer
Viola is not your typical princess; she loves skateboarding, moat-diving and karate chopping, much to the distress of her royal parents.
Not All Princesses Dress in Pink by Jane Yolen and Heidi Stemple Yolen
A reaffirming tale, full of princesses who play sports and garden in the dirt without giving up their tiaras.
What is your favorite princess book? Is it a traditional tale or a contemporary princess story?
Ever wonder what your favorite fuzzy friend does while you're sleeping? Children found out after attending a storytime and then leaving their special friend at the library to spend the night. We took pictures of some of the silly things we caught them doing after the library was closed…
Can you "Moooo" as well as cow? Cow can certainly teach you how!
Zelda Anne spends some quality time surfing the web! What a tech-savvy monster!
Iza tries her best to reach her favorite snacks from the vending machine! Just a little higher, kitty!
Julie Flower aka "Tiarra" dreams of Broadway. This kitty has her eyes and paws set on rocking the stage with her sweet dance moves!
Sparky has a talent for standing on one leg, but has decided to take a THRILLING ride on this fire truck!
To see more of the mischief your fuzzy friends got into, and meet some of their human friends, visit the library's flickr page!
Come have some Halloween Fun at the next Columbine Family Fun Night on October 8 at 6pm!
Did you laugh so hard your sides hurt while reading Dead End in Norvelt by Jack Gantos? Well, get ready to laugh some more. Jack is coming back in From Norvelt to Nowhere. Be ahead of the crowd and put it on hold today!
A little more than a week ago, I had the pleasure of attending an event where Colorado Libraries for Early Literacy announced the titles of 25 picture books from the last 25 years that stand as high-quality examples of books that support early literacy learning in young children. The selection was based on the criteria that will be used to select the first-ever CLEL Bell Picture Book Awards later this year. 5 titles were chosen in each of 5 categories: READ, WRITE, SING, TALK and PLAY, which are all activities parents are encouraged to engage in with their children in order to build early literacy skills. When the CLEL Bell Award winners for 2013 are announced, in February of 2014, there will be 5 winners - one in each category.
The selection committee also created an activity sheet to accompany each title, which includes information about the book and how it supports early literacy learning as well as offering suggestions for activities parents and children can do after reading the book to extend learning. To check them out, and learn why each book was selected, click on the category link below! Click on a title to request the book from JCPL!
I'm personally familiar with all of these books and have shared many of them with preschool classes. They are truly wonderful and you and your children will enjoy each of them - even more so if you try out some of the extension activities created by CLEL!
Backseat A, B, See by Maria Van Lieshout
The Bear in the Book by Kate Banks
Lola at the Library by Anna McQuinn (also available in Spanish: Lola en la biblioteca)
Maybe a Bear Ate It! by Robie Harris
Wolf! by Becky Bloom
Bark, George by Jules Feiffer
Do You Know Which Ones Will Grow? by Susan Shea
Don't Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus by Mo Willems
Say Hello! by Rachel Isadora
Tell Me the Day Backwards by Albert Lamb
Baby Dance by Ann Taylor
Jazz Baby by Lisa Wheeler
Neighborhood Mother Goose by Nina Crews
Pete the Cat: I Love My White Shoes by Eric Litwin
Tanka Tanka Skunk by Steve Webb
Andrew Drew and Drew by Barney Saltzberg
A Beach Tail by Karen Lynn Williams
Bunny Cakes by Rosemary Wells
A Splendid Friend, Indeed by Suzanne Bloom (also available in Spanish: Un amigo de veras maravilloso)
The Squiggle by Carole Lexa Schaefer
Dreaming Up: A Celebration of Building by Christy Hale
Elizabeti's Doll by Stephanie Stuve-Bodeen
Meeow and the Big Box by Sebastien Braun (also available in Spanish: Miau y la caja grande)
Pete's a Pizza by William Steig
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Will our five United States Congressmen answer the Utah voters questions that I and a majority of Utah voters would like to hear the answer too?
As U.S. Congressman you have directly or indirectly control over oil production on federal lands. Tax payers own these lands and the energy that lies beneath them. However, 97 percent of the Federal Outer Continental Shelf (OCS) and 94 percent of on shore government lands are locked away by the actions of environmental groups.
Are you willing to help increase within the U.S. the output of oil and gas to make us independent of foreign oil? Or are you afraid that you might lose the environmental vote?
How many, and how often have you, voted against supplying American consumers with 10.4 billion barrels of oil from the Alaskan National Wildlife Reserve? And how about the 85 billion barrels of oil from the OCS and the trillions locked up in oil shale in the west?
The sum of oil reserves in this country is 2095 trillion barrels, while the total proven oil reserves for the world is 1.3 trillion barrels.
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dan72 wrote:Guthrie and Arrieta are locks. Britton and Hunter are probables depending on what happens in the off season. I feel strongly that Jim Johnson and Alfredo simon should be in the pen. I've been a Matusz fan from day one however he needs to improve in several areas before he is ready to pitch in the big leagues. Matusz is in the same boat with Tillman all the sudden, on the outside looking in. Long relief may not be a bad option for either of them.
As a long time season ticket holder, I would like to see at least one and preferably two starters brought in pitch for us in 2012. We know what our guys are capable of. Our offense is not the issue, our pitching is. It has been the issue for a long time. 14 years to be exact.
ofahn wrote:Jordan wrote:I would also look into signing Edwin Jackson, as I believe he is a FA.
Mark Buehrle is also worth a look but I don't see ANY (not even C J Wilson) FA pitcher worth more than a two year contract.
Last week impending free agent Mark Buehrle talked about how switching to the NL might be appealing after 12 seasons in the AL, but yesterday his agent chimed in to say "we're not going to eliminate any team from consideration."
Buehrle needs multiple teams bidding for his services to get the largest possible contract, so saying he wants to re-sign with the White Sox or sign with the hometown Cardinals or switch to the NL … well, all that stuff would just limit his market. Or at least that's probably his agent's thinking.
For his part Buehrle told Mark Gonzales of the Chicago Tribune that he'd sign quickly "if the right deal is there" rather than waiting around to see what happens with fellow left-hander C.J. Wilson (and possibly CC Sabathia as well).
Don wrote:Simon still has the speed, but his command is shot about the second time through the rotation and his conditioning is really the key for his success.
Jordan wrote:Here are my thoughts on the 2012 rotation: http://orioles-nation.com/2011/10/04/pr ... -starters/
1. Zach Britton
2. Jeremy Guthrie
3. Jake Arrieta
4. Brian Matusz
5. Tommy Hunter
Thoughts? Agree? Disagree?
Matt P wrote:CJ Wilson obviously tops the list of pitchers I would love to see them sign
A_K wrote:We're going to be bad next year
A_K wrote:If they make any trades, they should be for reclamation projects and blocked prospects who carry a cheap price tag and still have considerable room for projection. No more ... Tommy Hunters.
A_K wrote:I'd love to see an offseason free of short-sighted moves to fill in the perceived holes in our 2012 roster. We're going to be bad next year. Really, really, depressingly bad. Just like we were last year, and for the last 14 years. That's not ideal, but it's also not negotiable.
If they make any trades, they should be for reclamation projects and blocked prospects who carry a cheap price tag and still have considerable room for projection. No more Kevin Millwoods or Tommy Hunters. Embrace the dumpster dive! Embrace the reality that we're destined to be one of the five worst teams in the league yet again! Move past acceptance, and go right ahead and wrap both arms around the thought and breath it in. We are going to suck! Let's at least suck with an eye on not sucking at some point in the future.
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Precautions When a Canon Laser Rotary Encoder Is Installed into Another Device
1. Maximum Load on the Shaft and Coupling When a rotary encoder is connected to the drive shaft of another device, any sliding of the shaft core, vibration of the drive shaft, or a thrust change would affect the bearing that receives the force, resulting in a decreased level of precision, shorter life, and/or damage. Please use the unit within the maximum load.
If the unit is used with rigid connection, the centering offset and thrust change must not exceed 2mm and 1mm, respectively. If precise centering is difficult, use flexible coupling to absorb the centering offset, contact with the drive shaft, and thrust changes. Flexible coupling works well in a still state (at rest) even if the load due to eccentricity and/or tilting of the drive shaft exceeds the maximum limit; however, care must be taken during rotation as an unreasonable amount of force may cause damage.
2. Effects of Noise from Peripheral Devices Pulse-type noises generated by motors, motor drivers, power supplies, relays, and other devices could cause adverse effects on the encoder, resulting in malfunctioning. In particular, common- mode (same phase) noise could affect the unit through the motor, encoder itself, power-supply line, and shield lines; therefore, measures must be taken with full understanding of the path of the electric current. Here is an example to reduce the effects of the noise.


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AKRON, Ohio -- While leaders in Washington continue the discussion on gun control reform, the Akron Police Department hasstartedits ownprogram to collect illegal weapons.
In January alone, officers seized 70 illegal guns during traffic stops, arrests and with search warrants, according to Akron Police Chief James Nice.
That's added to the more than 1,200 guns seized in the last two years.Nice says to really make a differece againstgun violence, stricter penalties are needed against those who carryillegally.
"There is no message to the people carrying guns that something bad will happen," Nicesaid."Their friends all know when they come home that afternoon after being arrested with a loaded gun in the city in their waistbands, nothing happens. That is part of the problem."
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Read: Michael St. Croix's Shot At Making Team Canada
In a video at TSN, Bob McKenzie says that Michael St. Croix should be in the running for the spot of second line RW on Team Canada's 2012 World Junior Championship team.
The other choices are potential top pick Nathan MacKinnon, Bruins fifth round pick Seth Griffith and draft eligible Hunter Shinkaruk.
Right now McKenzie gives the spot to Griffth who last season had 45 goals and 40 assists and has seven points in four games so far this season.
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In these times, we're always looking for a bargain. CreateForLess has a good selection of plastic palettes for you to choose. Plus you'll find Delta Ceramacoat and DecoArt Paints, stencil brushes and applicators, a few pre-cut stencil designs, and many other items on your stencil supplies checklist.
Joann.com carries a variety of high quality acrylic paints, great for stenciling. You'll find brands like Delta Ceramacoat, Folk Art, Americana and DecoArt. They also provide paint applicators and many other arts and crafts and stencil supplies.
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Most people think of getting a tattoo in the spring and summer, when it's hot out, they're wearing shorts and tank tops and wanting to show off more flesh. Then when cooler weather comes around and the long sleeves and long pants come out, the idea of getting tattooed fades away.
Cool Weather Months are Best
But actually, fall and winter are the best time of year to get a tattoo. Why? First of all, you and the artist are going to be a lot more comfortable. Although tattoo studios have air conditioning in the summertime, it's hard to keep them cool in a business where doors are constantly being opened. During the winter the studios are much more temperate and it's a lot easier for the artist to concentrate when they don't have to keep wiping beads of sweat from their brow.
Another good reason is to consider the healing. The less exposure your skin gets to the elements, the better off your tattoo will be to heal. Sweat can aggravate a new tattoo and so can the sun. During the winter, your body isn't exposed to these things as much and tattoos can heal much more quickly without as much chance for infection.
Appearance is also a good reason. During the healing process, your tattoo goes through a few "ugly" stages – scabbing, peeling, the works. If you get your tattoo during the colder months, it will be covered up during this healing process and by the time summer rolls around – your artwork will be completely healed and ready to show off!
Waiting time is another thing to consider. The winter is the slower season for most studios, which means you won't have to wait behind a bunch of people to get your artwork done. During the busier season you can wait as much as 2-4 hours while the artists are busy with other customers, or you may even have to get on a waiting list. Artists are not nearly as rushed during this season and it is easier for them to give you their undivided attention.
One Caveat to Keep in Mind
One downside to getting a tattoo in the wintertime is the chance of colds, flu and other viruses. These illnesses can drain your immune system and make it more difficult for your body and art to heal. Not to mention that your artist probably wouldn't appreciate you passing along any germs to them. It is important that you take vitamins and keep yourself healthy, especially if you are considering getting a tattoo during this time of year. If you are showing any signs of illness, wait until you are feeling better before you make your appointment. Vitamins that are known to boost your immune system are C and Zinc. Please consult your doctor and see if these vitamins could be helpful to you.
When summer arrives and you start pulling out your shorts and tank tops again, you'll be all set to show off your new body art!


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|South Caldwell High School has Disco Fever
|Written by Lauren Ohnesorge
|Tuesday, 01 May 2007 08:45
If you're a fan of Disco, there's one show you shouldn't miss! Head to South Caldwell High School this week for the premiere of Disco Fever.According to Director Beth Woodard, the music alone is a reason to come groove. The comedy also features dancing and a rather unique plot.
When two girls have their furniture repossessed, they decide the only way to save their mansion is by turning it into a discotheque.Performances are May 3, 4, 5, and 7th at 7 p.m. and May 6th at 3 p.m. Tickets are five dollars and can be purchased at the door.
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