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Chris Botta and Susan Slusser debate future Hockey Hall of Fame inductees on FanHouse (includes John Tavares mention!)
9:27 pm – The Worst of the Web: In this era of tweets, here's a reason for not having open practices.
Today's morning skate was open to some school groups as part of a community program presented by the Islanders. As the students arrived, Rick DiPietro faced a series of shots from Rob Schremp. DiPietro ended the workout with a Pete Townshend-like flourish – by smashing his goalie stick over the crossbar.
This was immediately spread about the information stupidhighway as DiPietro messing up his hip and/or tweaking his knee. This blog received more than 20 emails about DiPietro's "setback."
According to an impeccable source, DiPietro did not re-injury himself. "There was a goalie stick that was not making as many saves as it should have," said the source, "so it had to be dealt with."
Point Blank stands by its projection from three months ago of "Thanksgivingish" for an NHL return for DiPietro.
Quinn and Tavares: Edmonton coach Pat Quinn saw the best of John Tavares when he coached the Islanders' young star at last year's World Junior Championships with gold medal-winning Team Canada. Here's what the Oilers coach told Point Blank today about his experience with Tavares:
"What I learned in the few weeks I had coaching John is that he is a terrific young man who loves the game. As skilled as he is, he works hard at getting better. Some guys take their talents for granted, but not John.
"For someone who's still a teenager, he's incredibly wise about offensive play. He has beautiful hands as a goal scorer and he's a deceptive skater. He gets everywhere he needs to go with no problem and he's tough to knock off his feet when he's determined to make a play.
"I found him to be such a smart player. As a defenseman, what he gives you visually…you think you have him but he gets by you. I saw him make plenty of talented young defensemen stutter. His hockey intelligence is at a level you just don't see much from veterans, let alone a 19-year old.
"I'd say the Islanders, with John, are going to have a great goal scorer and a very good all-around hockey player for a long time."
Hey kids…it's time for that Islanders home game tradition – Post-Game Plus/Minus!
Plus: Brendan Witt – you cannot stop him, you can only hope to contain him.
Plus: Brendan Witt – like Ovechkin, what you want to do is make him work hard on defense, make him chase the puck so he doesn't have the energy in the O zone.
Plus: Brendan Witt…on a serious note, just a good man. A few days ago, another Islanders hanger-on/ninny led him to believe this blogger was disrespectfully carving him up. So Brendan – not exactly a regular visitor to hockey blogs – asked me this morning about it man-to-man, saw the facts, got the truth, continued our friendly professional relationship…and promptly went out and shot the puck like his boy Sergei Gonchar. Now that's some bad-ass secondary scoring.
Plus: The fans responding to Witt in the final minute of the game.
Plus: With the Islanders down 1-0 and looking like they were struggling to keep up, Sean Bergenheim plasters Patrick O'Sullivan with a big hit in the Oilers' end. Less than a minute later, a forechecking Matt Moulson catches Edmonton sleeping and feeds Tavares to tie the game.
Minus: Tavares named the Islanders' (Sponsor) Player of the Month for October. Like he's not going to win a few dozen of these over the next decade. Like they couldn't throw Matt Moulson a frickin' bone. Fix!
(for dramatic effect, I have greatly exaggerated how much I care about the above)
Plus: If Andy Sutton keeps this up, I…I…well, I don't know what to say. Cripes, the Islanders may have to offer him a contract extension. Nah, keep the big guy hungry. "Sutts is really turning the corner," said Scott Gordon.
Plus: He didn't score, but Jeff Tambellini continues to look like a different player. You know, a good NHL one.
Plus: Robert Nilsson, proving in living colour why his draft selection by the Islanders was an epic failure, proving once again why Garth Snow was smart to get his perimeter-loving buttocks off the roster the first time he had the chance. We'll give Grebeshkov a pass tonight. He's usually pretty good.
Plus: Dwayne Roloson looked like he loved every second of it, even the first period when he kept it close while under siege. Better still, after the game he acted like it was no big whoop. "It's another victory. Doesn't matter who we played," said the goalie.
Plus: Can't be a coincidence the Islanders have played their best hockey after Doug Weight returned to the lineup. Two even-strength assists tonight from the captain.
Plus: To the New York chapter of the Professional Hockey Writers Association, for successfully lobbying the NHL to convince the Islanders that distributing media notes to the, uh, media was a proper thing to do. The Islanders have not lost since.
Plus: Maybe it just felt that way with the home team winning, but sure was nice to hear some good ol' guitar-driven, loud rock and roll pumped through the Coliseum speakers in warmups and during the game. Maybe Witt also took over as DJ.
Plus: For the second time in three nights, a visiting team came into the Coliseum with a Harlem Globetrotters routine – behind-the-pack passing, toe drags, fancy crap – only to fall victim to work ethic, execution and KISS hockey. If the Islanders can bottle it, there's no reason why Go-Go Ball shouldn't play well on the road.
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2 Straumsheim P, Borchgrevink C, Mowinckel P, et al. Homeopathic treatment of migraine: a double blind, placebo controlled trial of 68 patients. Br Homeopath J . 2000;89:4–7.
3 Whitmarsh TE, Coleston-Shields DM, Steiner TJ. Double-blind randomized placebo-controlled study of homeopathic prophylaxis of migraine. Cephalgia . 1997;17:600–604.
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It looks as if some 11 million illegal third world immigrants will soon become American citizens, as Congress prepares to provide for them "a pathway to citizenship."
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With the help of parents, we surveyed some of the UK's biggest and most popular chains on the food and service they are offering our children.
Jamie's Italian
ASK Italian
Café Rouge
Frankie & Benny's
Hungry Horse
Pizza Express
Pizza Hut
Brewers Fayre
Burger King
Jamie's are streets ahead of the rest of the pack when it comes to serving fresh food you can trust. They're also the best restaurant we surveyed for offering a healthy choice. While their welcome to families could be improved, they perform well across the board - great work.
Very friendly staff, excellent menu and good value.
Only four dishes, menu could have been better for bigger appetites.
Fresh fun food for children - while not the most child-friendly restaurant we surveyed, they offer a good variety of interesting, healthy choices, with not a sausage or chip in sight.
It was very nice looking food, perfect amount, great colour, great smell.
Very good for kid's food, but it's not a kid friendly restaurant.
When I asked where meat came from very little detail was given – our waitress was unsure, she asked the chef and he could not give a definite answer.
A surprise entry at number three, their meals might not be fresh, but if you're looking for cheap eats, good choice, and a family friendly experience you could do a lot worse.
Lovely restaurant and child friendly, could have had children's cutlery and offered adult meals in child portions.
Too much for 3yrs old, just right for 12yrs - I had to order an adult meal for my 12yr old.
Great for fresh Italian fare, Carluccios stand out as the only restaurant offering children's portions of adult's meals as standard. While they do their best to give children a warm welcome, they don't always serve up a 5 star service for kids. A flexible menu makes up for an uninspiring children's choice, which is lacking in variety and healthy options.
I asked the waiter if meat was free range, he said no. I asked if it was British and said he didn't know.
Staff could have been friendlier – they didn't acknowledge my son at all!
My son loved the experience and staff were very friendly.
Parents rated this as one of the best pub chains for children. With an 'as much as you like' salad bar, and super-flexible menu, Harvester are showing other chains how to meet the needs of their young guests. Their meals are a bit predictable, and they declined to tell us where their food is from or whether it's cooked for the first time in their pub kitchen - but with a few healthy mains and pudding options in the mix, it could be a lot worse.
Staff very helpful and friendly, good child friendly restaurant.
Parents rated ASK's welcome to families as the best out of the restaurants we surveyed - friendly staff and appetising food went down a treat with children. Their menu isn't as interesting as other leading Italians, but a bit more flexibility and consideration to making healthy eating easy would help to bring them in line with our other leaders.
The staff were so friendly to the children, we felt very welcome. Children's food was great and the activities were great.
Our waiter did not know where meat was from, but they were happy to be asked.
While Café Rouge give most of the Italians something to think about, offering a few interesting options and veg, salad and fruit from all angles, the set menu and one size fits all portion size doesn't give children the attention they deserve and looks little like their adult menu - parents left happy enough, but not impressed.
It was too little for our 9 and 12yr old so we had to order extra food for them.
Waiter couldn't confirm country of origin [of the meat] or whether it was free range or not.
Parents were pleasantly surprised to find a flexible menu and a child friendly welcome at this New York Italian restaurant and bar. While meals come in all shapes and sizes, variety is lacking and the 'usual suspects' dominate the menu.
Healthy options were limited, my daughter requested burger and chips, which said it came with cucumber and tomato (a slice of each!). Fruit salad option for desert but healthy options are certainly not promoted and meals are not balanced.
Strada buck the trend on a number of fronts – while they provide healthy choice across their mains and drinks there is still much room for improvement on some basic things.
Excellent family restaurant, good fresh kids' food, focus on healthiness, uses Italian words for food - good for learning about different cuisines.
It was rather too much, not too excessive, but we finished it.
Staff were very happy to be asked – they said all chicken is free range, red meat sourced locally.
While they don't go out of the their way to serve up a healthy choice, and their 'help yourself' service style and minimalist menu isn't every child or busy parent's cup of tea, they lead the way for other restaurants to follow in offering UK produced Red Tractor chicken, free range eggs and organic milk – good on them.
Very little variety of food, though I guess people go to Nando's for chicken. For the cost of the meal I would expect drink to be included.
Various sizes of adults meals available which would suit older children.
McDonald's serve a lot of meals to children, so it's good to see them giving even the higher end chains a run for their money when it comes to sourcing quality ingredients. Their children's food isn't fresh, but they pick up points for linking farm to fork – milk is organic, eggs are free range, they use Freedom Food pork, MSC fish, and British beef and potatoes. But with choice limited to a 'one size fits all' box of three fried main meals, they can hardly claim to offer healthy choice to the millions of youngsters they feed.
The restaurant is very child friendly but this doesn't really translate to being healthy for children.
Staff said beef was from British and Irish farms and potatoes were British too – they gave me a leaflet.
A menu of the 'usual suspects' and an underwhelming welcome for children sits Hungry Horse down in the lower half of our league. While they offer four different portion sizes and organic baby food, nothing much else sets them apart. They refused our request for more information on whether their food is cooked in the kitchen, and where it comes from, and staff couldn't give our parents any idea either.
Child menu promotes unhealthy foods. Mains were brown and carby.
Wow. It had a TV in booth showing cartoons, bouncy castle in garden, good play equipment, very family orientated.
Not enough high chairs, sticky tables, cleaner baby changing facilities needed.
We hear this restaurant is a family favourite, but it didn't wow our parents or us – one of few to serve chips with nearly everything, and make healthier eating more expensive, Giraffe could do better to make sure they keep up with their reputation, and their competitors.
My overall impression of the restaurant was that it was friendly enough and what they didn't have in the way of child friendly amenities they went some way in making up with the extremely helpful and child-friendly staff.
It wasn't the greatest for food for my little one, it wasn't as appetising as it could be and they did not know where it came from. There was also no children's cutlery or crayons for colouring.
With a children's menu described as 'uninspiring' by parents, and much room for improvement when it comes to their service for children, Beefeater have some work to do on all fronts to really make children and parents happy.
Kids activities pretty poor, kids menu uninspiring, kids not particularly welcomed. But decent high chairs and baby change, quick service, enjoyed by toddler.
While their menu is interesting, and they're doing some great things to 'get kids cooking' in their kitchens, Pizza Express have a little catching up to do to match the good practice of other restaurants when it comes to offering healthy choices and a family friendly experience.
I think they seemed to have one of the best policies for feeding kids, apart for some unhealthy options, but this policy isn't filtering down to the shop floor.
More could be done to engage children – the restaurant is purely aimed at adults.
Taking everything into account, there's not much between this and other popular pizzeria chains. What they lack with an inflexible menu, they make up for with an all you can eat salad bar and putting calories (and there are lot of them) on the menu. Their ice-cream factory pudding option may be a hit with kids, but parents didn't rate the experience of run down facilities and uninspiring activities to keep their little ones entertained.
[Portion size was] okay for toddlers but 6-8yrs would have been hungry.
Staff didn't know where meat was from, just that is was pre-packaged.
We were surprised to see this popular Italian falling behind other family favourites. With a limited but comparatively expensive set menu, Zizzi could learn a thing or two in offering the service and food parents and children expect.
Kids menu very limited, no vegetables, just tomatoes, expensive for what we received. Classy place, but aimed at adults.
Our 1yr old had mini meal which was the perfect size.
Parents were particularly unimpressed with the food served up to their children at this 'pub style' restaurant. A predictable menu, followed by lack lustre service has left them lagging behind many other chains.
Although children are catered for I think there are many areas for improvement.
I was disappointed by the choice of children's desserts. Out of 4 available, 3 were chocolate and the 4th was jelly and ice cream.
The waitress asked in the kitchen [where the meat was from] and they said they had no idea as it was all brought in prepackaged.
Of all the Italians on our high street, Prezzo needs to up their game when it comes to the food and welcome they offer to children. Their menu offers little choice, and while they claim that "they make every effort to make sure our restaurants are child friendly" – our parents said the opposite "we got the feeling that they only cater for children because they have to". Their score says it all.
Although friendly to the children, we got the feeling they only cater for children because they have to.
Hardly any choice of children's meals and only choice of ice cream for dessert.
Staff told me that meat was locally sourced, but did not tell me where it was from.
We were very disappointed as we had been looking forward to visiting somewhere we considered to be more 'upmarket'. I think we will stick to Pizza Hut in future!
It might not shock you to see a restaurant serving fried chicken in the bottom three of a survey rating healthy choice and fresh cooking – their children's menu falls short, even compared to their main menu. KFC differ from fellow fast food chains, steering clear of tempting toys and playgrounds to turn children's heads, but they do appeal to families and this high street icon could do more to show children that treat food can be finger lickin' good and healthy too.
Activities such as colouring would be a good idea to encourage the children to stay sitting at the table.
Too much for the youngest (age 4) too little for the oldest (age 7).
It would be good to have something for them to do while waiting for us to queue up and get the food.
Maybe not a surprise to find this fast food chain at the bottom of the pile, but it is a big shame to see anyone serving food to children picking up so few points. They're falling behind their competitors on a number of fronts - our parents didn't like the menu or the service they offered children.
Playground and toy all appealed but the food is woeful - no salad in the kids burgers. Why?
No effort made to greet children or to make them feel welcome.
[When I asked where their meat came from] initially they said they are not sure - think it is Spain. Manager then said it was Italy - very disappointing. Chicken is not free range.
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Sunday, January 13, 2013
A Despicable Breakfast!
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Haha how cute! Both your two-yearold and the food :-)ReplyDelete
That is the cutest thing ever! Just shared on my Facebook page and pinned!ReplyDelete
This is just brilliant! Love the Gru Panacake! :)ReplyDelete
this is so adorable pinning it to do with my nieces!ReplyDelete
You always come up with the funnest things! My kids would love this breakfast!ReplyDelete
you are so much FUNFUNFUN! and i think minions should rule the world. they are by far the cutest ever :) mean look how cute they are as scrambled eggs! heeheeReplyDelete
Hi I found you on the Blog hop. Now following you. Please stop by and say hi when you get a minute. have a great week. :) Please check out my new Weekly Goals Blog hop. You can find it here. http://lenettacarnes.blogspot.com/2013/01/weekly-goals-linkup.html#more Would love it if you would link up with me. Have a great evening.ReplyDelete
So cute! Am I the only one excited about the new movie coming out?ReplyDelete
You're such a fun mom! The look on your little boy's face says it all!ReplyDelete
We LOVE Despicable Me at our house; my girls would die over having this for breakfast! I'll be featuring this on my blog on Saturday.ReplyDelete
Thanks for linking up!
This is adorable and amazing! We just saw that movie for the first time last week and my kids enjoyed it, so I'm pinning this for future breakfasts! I have a weekly link party Monday Makeover for Your Table, all about projects and ways to make our family time around the table special. I would love to have you link up with your creative projects if you're interested. I'm a new follower....always needing ideas with my 3 kids!ReplyDelete
Oh my, I love the minions! So cute!ReplyDelete
Too cute to eat!ReplyDelete
Adorable! My kids would love this! Pinning it to try. Thanks for linking to Craftastic Monday at Sew Can Do:)ReplyDelete
Such a fun idea. My mom use to make us pancakes shaped like our initials.ReplyDelete
I just started a new Finding the Pretty & Delicious Linky Party on my blog this week - would love to have you stop by and share! http://www.yourhomebasedmom.com/finding-the-pretty-delicious-linky-party/
Pinned and sharing on Facebook today Jill!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 6, 2014 at 9:58 AM
Happy New year. I created my version of minions too by inspiring from your post. I did not get my GRU as good as yours but the minions were a hit. I used mashed bananas for the body(we don't eat Egg), fruit roll for overalls, raisins and olives (had to cut into small curves and pieces.) for eyes and shoes, gloves. It was fun and my kids enjoyed it. I am very impressed how you create all these characters. Keep up the good work.ReplyDelete
This is fab, the Gru is just brilliant. Will definitely be surprising my little boy with this for breakfast one morning!ReplyDelete


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PRICE - Our loving mother, grandmother and friend, Rose Mary Branson, age 54, passed away peacefully on Sept. 15, 2012 at Castleview Hospital in Price.
Born July 21, 1958 in Lowell, Mass., to William Thomas and Joan Grip Norris.
Rose had a way of making people laugh and enjoyed picking on people in a good way. She enjoyed doing crafts and taking long drives. Rose had a great love for camping and spending time with her grandchildren. She was an avid Elvis Presley fan. She will be dearly missed by all who knew and loved her.
Survived by her husband, Stan Branson, Elmo; children, Andy (Monique) Lettas, Billings, Mont., Matthew (Tarra) Lettas, Price, Melissa Bourgeois, Price; siblings, Joan Gibson, Sacramento, Calif., William Norris, Daytona Beach, Fla., Joyce Kelleher, Houlton, Maine, Carol (David) Hickey, Roslindale, Mass., Gloria (Joseph) Fallon, Manchester, N.H., Shirley Vieira, Salt Lake City; eight grandchildren and several nieces and nephews.
Preceded in death by her parents; fiancé, Tex Bourgeois.
Memorial Service, Wednesday, Sept. 19, 2012, 6 p.m. Mitchell Funeral Home. Family will receive friends one hour prior to service. Arrangements entrusted to Mitchell Funeral Home of Price where friends are welcome daily and may share memories of Rose online at www.mitchellfuneralhome.net.


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In order to preserve for the benefit of present and future generations the pristine beauty of areas of the National Park System, and to further the purposes of sections 1, 2, 3, and 4 of this title, and the individual organic Acts for the various areas of the National Park System, all activities resulting from the exercise of valid existing mineral rights on patented or unpatented mining claims within any area of the National Park System shall be subject to such regulations prescribed by the Secretary of the Interior as he deems necessary or desirable for the preservation and management of those areas.
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Education: B.S. East Carolina College, Health & Physical Education, M.Ed. East Carolina University M.Ed., Health & Physical Education, Ed.D. Louisiana State University, Health & Physical Education
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Job description: Faculty member in the Department of Health and Human Performance teaching undergraduate courses in: freshmen orientation, first aid and CPR, motor learning, apprenticeship in health and physical education, methods of teaching secondary school physical education, pre-internship seminar and supervision of student teachers. I also teach graduate courses in: facility design and event management in sports and a pre-internship seminar. I advise 200-250 students in health and physical education and pre physical therapy. I am also a certified track and field official and am the starter for NSU and Southland Conference championships and the LHSAA Cross-Country Championships and official scorer for NSU men's and women's basketball. I serve as executive director of the Louisiana Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance, a professional association with 1,200 members.
Why I like working at Northwestern State: NSU is a small school atmosphere with a long and rich history of preparing the best health and physical education teachers/coaches in Louisiana and the southeastern United States. I have been afforded the opportunity to be involved in academic administration at the University, as well as to serve in leadership positions in the state, district, and national professional associations.
I enjoy working with the students and truly an honor to be a part of their professional growth. It is an incredible journey, as we watch them grow, develop and mature to adulthood,from freshmen to graduation, and then become a professional in the community.
It is also enjoyable interacting with students in non-academic settings, especially in athletics, intramurals and other campus activities, because it gives me an additional opportunity to see them outside the classroom and gain another perspective of their future life as a professional in our fields.
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Charlotte Kay Garrett, 60, of Borger, passed away, Wednesday, April 13, 2011.
Charlotte Kay (Benton) Garrett was born Thursday, May 18, 1950, in Borger, to Thomas W. and Almeta (Peden) Benton. She married William Dean Garrett on May 25, 1968, in Stinnett. She was a nurse.
She is preceded in death by her father and her husband.
Survivors include her daughter Deana Ott and husband Raymond of Borger, her mother Almeta Benton of Ardmore, Okla.; her brother Tony L. Benton of Ardmore, Okla.; two grandchildren, Mercedes Ott and Lexus Ott both of Borger; and her mother-in-law Lyone Garrett of Borger.
Graveside services will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday, April 14, 2011, at Highland Park Cemetery in Borger with Rev. Leonard Forsythe officiating.
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Despite enduring five budget cuts in two years, Utah State University has protected its core of research and teaching.
Now that there a some signs of an economic recovery, that academic strength will make its presence felt across eastern Utah.
That was the message USU President Stan Albrecht delivered to a crowd of students and faculty at a campus forum in the Jennifer Leavitt Student Center Tuesday.
"It would be a major mistake to declare victory too early on the economic front," Albrecht warned, noting that USU has lost about 17 percent of its base budget during the recession.
Despite that, USU now has the largest enrollment in its 120-year history, the president said.
Much of that growth has come about because of distance learning, an electronic network that has been augmented by the merger between USU and the College of Eastern Utah.
USU has also accumulated about $300 million of its $400 million goal in raising outside funds, Albrecht told the group.
As a nationally-recognized research institution - it is in second place for space research grants - USU is intensifying its involvement in clean coal technology and mine safety, he said.
The university recently dedicated its flagship facility in Vernal, the Bingham Entrepreneurship and Energy Research Center.
This center aims to encourage business and technology innovation through energy development and applied research.
In answer to a question from the faculty senate, Albrecht replied that faculty and staff compensation will be the number one priority this year.
"Students will flinch to hear this," he said, but a tuition increase is on the table.
While the cost may increase, scholarships - including emergency scholarships - are available, he said. As part of the USU system, that financial aid is available to CEU students now.
"(Higher education) is still a bargain here, but the price is going up," he said.
"I worry about student debt," he added, noting that student debt has exceeded credit card debt in this country.
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The North Country Arts Council is only six months and $50,000 away from the construction phase of the Screen on the Square.
The multipurpose facility will bring independent films and local theater to downtown Watertown. It is the biggest project for the council, which is busy preparing for several initiatives this year.
We are $50,000 short, and we dont want to borrow, council board President Michael C. Miller said Saturday before the councils annual dinner at Maggies on the River. We arent eligible for any New York State Council on the Arts grants.
Although the council is a nonprofit organization, he said, it is not eligible for grants because staff members are not paid.
We have been around since 1948 and have a 15-person board and hundreds of volunteers, he said.
The $150,000 Screen on the Square is not intended just as an artsy film house. It also will serve as a distance-learning and telecommuting facility, intimate recital hall and theater. He said he hopes area schools will use it to bolster their humanities curriculum through film.
Mr. Miller said he hopes to attract the types of films that typically are not shown in Watertown: international films, documentaries and independent films.
The first year the Screen on the Square is open, he wants to show winners of major international film festivals. He said he has been working with performance interpreters to ensure those who are hearing-impaired still can enjoy the films and theater performances.
Were hoping that by producing that kind of programming that we serve as a Public Square destination, he said.
Mr. Miller also planned to tell the councils supporters at the dinner that the organization will create a more user-friendly website, which he said will include an arts calendar with everything from the tri-county area on it and a virtual gallery.
I think its going to be an incredibly dynamic site, he said.
Additionally, the council will be sponsoring the Fourth of July concert in Thompson Park in the future, he said. Rather than hiring Syracuses Symphoria to play before the fireworks, he said, it will be going with the Orchestra of Northern New York.
It will still have the fireworks and the Fort Drum participation, Mr. Miller said.
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The basic principles of genetics will be examined in this unit and will cover topics that span from the genetic basis of heredity through to the evolution and genetic diversity of animal and plant populations. This unit will cover Mendelian genetics, chromosomal structure, mutation and DNA repair, sex determination, the Hardy-Weinberg principle, recombination, linkage and disequilibrium, natural selection, genetic drift, inbreeding and non-random mating, population subdivision and gene flow and molecular population genetics.
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Green River coaches throw in the towel.
After a lengthy coaching career at Green River High, coach Stanford Parsons has decided to call it quits. Although Parsons will not coach athletics, he will continue teaching and serve as the athletic director for the school.
Parsons has coached athletics for 27 years. Over these years, Parsons has coached five state championship teams in three different sports, along with winning a total of 681 games.
Along with success, Parsons also felt his fair share of defeat over the years. Most notably are the two losses in overtime which his girls basketball team fell to at the state finals, along with a boys basketball loss also in overtime in the finals.
Parsons has had a successful career as the boys basketball coach the past 17 seasons with a 269-136 record and two state titles. As girls basketball coach for 11 years, Parsons compiled a 152-56 record, along with a 260-129 volleyball record.
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pelimetal wrote:done..who can post this man in BAHIA?
martins7 wrote:Mazinho , Palmeiras , Foward. Fast and very technical player remember the running style of Messi(Of course , IMO , absolutely far to him , I'm thanking about style in terms of run.)
antony wrote:Dodô from Corinthians..new Roma's player..anyone know him to do a set?
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Positions:★ LF,RF,CF,CAM
Nationality: Brazilian
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Weight: 68 kg
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Balance: 75
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camisa1 wrote:can i write stats for Adryan, Flamengo, Midfielder?
Anders wrote:pelimetal wrote:done..who can post this man in BAHIA?
You need to post him on Bahia forum, not here; you go to EC Bahia forum and then you click on post new topic and send your set, them one of the mods you look, with is good enough they will accept him with is not they will disagree, that's how we post players.
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SEA ISLE, N.J. — Public-sector employees here now are regularly referring to Gov. Chris Christie as "Adolf Christie." Things got especially ugly when Christie signed legislation that requires each of the state's 500,000 teachers, police and other public workers to pay more for their pensions and health benefits and eliminates the issue for four years from collective bargaining.
In this traditionally Democrat state, Republican Christie was victorious in a legislature with solid Democrat majorities, successfully arguing that the current and projected pension and health benefits for public-sector employees are unaffordable and unsustainable.
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Bridalveil Fall at full spring throttle roars like some mythic beast while its drenching spray rains onto the valley floor. The Patagonia Baby Torrentshell Jacket – now available for the tiniest funhogs – keeps babies dry amid the spectacle. Made of H2No Performance Standard 2.5-layer, 2.6-oz 50-denier 100% nylon ripstop, this unflappable baby rain jacket has a waterproof/breathable barrier, is fully seam-sealed and has a Deluge DWR (durable water repellent) finish. Packs easy for convenient transport.
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By WALT BORLAHelper
Despite the outrageous "gerrymandering" of Congressional District 2 in Utah and the infusion of $250,000 into the campaign of his opponent during the last two weeks of the campaign, Congressman Jim Matheson managed to retain his seat in Congress, however slim his margin of victory.
The Republican contaminated Utah legislature, in their deceitful maneuver to unseat Congressman Matheson, made one tactical error in their redistricting move. They included Carbon County in the new district. Just how did this affect the final vote?
Congressman Matheson's margin of victory overall was 2,015 votes. In Carbon County he outdistanced his opponent by a margin of 2,304 votes. A very significant figure in the final outcome. Indeed Carbon County played a very important role in Matheson's reelection.
Another "gerrymandering" tactic whereby State Representative Brad King's reelection was imperiled, backfired. Rep. King was reelected by a huge majority. Rep. King, however, will no longer be representing the North Carbon area, Helper, Spring Glen, Kenilworth, Scofield, Carbonville or even Westwood of the Price area. In their zeal to divide our county, the legislature put these areas in a district with North Sanpete county, southern Utah County and all of Juab county. Another ridiculous move we have to live with for 10 years.
An interesting note in the voting tabulations, Steve Thomas, the Libertarian candidate facing the Republican incumbent Darin Peterson in the new legislative district, received 338 votes in Carbon County. This can only be interpreted as a protest against the division of Carbon for state house legislative seats.


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text: The final prototype of my Concept Bike wheel which I will present to my peers and lecturers on Friday the 25th of January. I will post explaining its function later but this image is to primarily show the prototyping and my abilities. The rim was sourced from ebay as a standard 16″x1.75 steel bike wheel, the 2mm sheet steel bracket shapes have been fabricated by gas welding together 3 shapes, and the brackets are welded to the rim using MIG welding. The weld beads were then filled with P38 body filler and sanded, primed and sprayed with white refridgerator enamel based aerosol. The central Blue fan shape is a blue foam composite which has been laser cut and shaped by hand, then coated with emulsion, filler primer, and aerosol.


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By TOM MCCOURTGuest Contributor
"Here we are again," Uncle Spud exclaimed. "The latest information shows the national average for a gallon of regular gasoline is $3.83 and diesel fuel is at $4.13 with the cost increasing every day. The fuel prognosticators are predicting five dollar a gallon gas before the end of the year, and that's if things in the Middle East don't get any worse."
"Is that a surprise?" I asked.
"Only to the politicians," Spud growled. "People with common sense have been watching this monster grow for 40 years. The United States now imports a full two-thirds of our oil from other countries where we don't have any control over the supply or what they charge us for the product."
"Oh, but the Obama administration will surely come to our rescue," I offered.
"Well, so far they have only proposed two things," Spud said. "They are talking about dipping into the strategic reserve, and there are talks underway about increasing the gasoline tax."
"It's true," Spud said. "The strategic reserve was established back in the 1970s when the oil cartels shut off the spigot the first time. When that happened we discovered we didn't have enough oil to run our military. Ships and airplanes don't do so well on green energy. So, we stored some extra gas just in case the bad guys shut off our oil and then attack us while our fuel tanks are empty."
"Obama wants to dip into that military reserve to temporarily lower gas prices a few pennies at the pump?"
"Sure," Spud said. "Raiding the reserve is always the easy, fast-fix solution. The last time gas hit four dollars, the military reserve was the only way our fearless leaders could see to solve the problem. Increasing our domestic supply of oil was simply out of the question. Wilderness trumps national security every time."
"What is this crap about raising the gas tax?"
"Government wizards say higher gas taxes encourage people to drive less, which reduces demand," Spud said.
"Won't the high cost at the pump reduce demand without raising taxes," I asked.
"Yes. That's another reason we need higher gas taxes. Consumption will be down so there will be less tax money available to fix roads and bridges."
"But the current tax on gas is 14%, about 56 cents per gallon, isn't that enough to fix roads and bridges?"
"Well, it should be, but you know those silly politicians. Instead of using the tax money for what it was intended for, they always find other ways to spend the money until the need becomes a crisis. Then they use the crisis as an excuse to raise taxes to fix the problem they created. They do it all the time. Social Security is a good example."
"So what's the solution," I asked.
"We've got to demand that our country become energy independent," Spud said. It's probably too late to avoid a major crisis in the coming year, but every week we delay the prospects get worse. We should have been drilling years ago."
"What about saving the environment?"
"What about saving the country?"
"Radical Jihads will probably control Saudi Arabia and the rest of the Middle East before the year is out, and China already owns enough of our debt to dictate terms. Five or six dollar gasoline might be the least of our worries by this time next year."
"What do you suggest," I asked.
"I think we need a wilderness tax," Spud said. "If a gasoline tax reduces the demand for gas, why wouldn't a wilderness tax reduce the demand for wilderness? I think we should add up all of the lost revenue and taxes from oil and mining jobs we didn't create; add that to the cost of the oil we needlessly buy from other countries, and assess each American family an equal share of what we lost. Maybe if we all had to pay a few thousand dollars each year in wilderness taxes, wilderness wouldn't be as attractive."
"We already pay that wilderness tax, we just don't realize it." I said. "Gas would be near $1.00 per gallon and the cost of everything we buy would be cheaper, if only government, environmentalists and industry would work together for the good of the nation. Whatever happened to America first?"


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Dryden Theatre Renovation Series: The Curtain Stays
Kolbe inspects the curtain
In this series, Theatre Manager, Kolbe Resnick will keep us up to date on the renovation each week with everything related to the Dryden Theatre makeover from the seats to the projection booth.
If there is one question I have been asked more than any other in the past few months it is "Will the curtain stay after the theater is reopened?". The answer to that question is a resounding "Yes." Our unique gold curtain will absolutely be there on March 2nd. Nothing could ever possibly replace the excitement evoked from the raising of the curtain and the slow fade out of the music. It is a truly unique experience. An experience you only get at the Dryden. Taking the curtain down, storing it, and reinstalling it is no small task, however. Curtain specialists at Reynold's Drapery in Newport will be coming in the morning of January 2 to safely remove it from the theater and bring it to an off-site storage location before the major part of the restoration begins.
Another question I've been asked repeatedly is: "Two months? That seems like a long time!" Actually, two months is the perfect amount of time. January will be the month for the cosmetic renovations, which includes the new seats, carpeting, paint, and lighting. February will be when the renovations of the projection booth take place, including our exciting new addition: the digital projector. As we want everything to be perfect for our reopening, we aren't willing to take
any chances on time.
If you've come to the Dryden in the past week you may or may not have noticed the first steps of the renovation process. During the day electricians have been hard at work in the theater preparing for the full on restoration. Beginning with familiarizing themselves with the theater they've been locating circuits, rerouting cables that run through the theater, and preparing the aisle lighting that will run along the edge of the seats. You may have noticed the slow clearing
out of the box office. By January 1st, the box office will be empty. And when you come on January 1st for our final screening (Cinema Paradiso) in the old Dryden you will notice that the lobby furniture and the piano will be gone. Following that screening everything will be plasticated in the booth, in the offices, and in the closets surrounding the theater. The following morning the seats will be taken out and loaded into a truck to be distributed to those of you who reserved them.
The historic Heywood-Wakefield seats we are removing sold out in a matter of days, but you can still get on the waiting list here. City Newspaper ran an excellent story about the theater in last week and today we had two news crews in here.
There is roughly one more week of screenings in the old Dryden! The last chance to see the theater the way it is there are a wide variety of films playing that appeal to everyone.
Come celebrate the moving image!
More on the Dryden Theatre Renovation:
Part II, Seatless
Part III, Cement, Lighting, and Accessibility
Part IV, Painting, Listening System and Digital Projection
Part V, Stage and Carpet
Tags: 35mm, cinema is an event, cinema paradiso, digital preservation, dryden theatre, film preservation, renovation, shot on 35
Kolbe Resnick is the Theater Manager of the Dryden Theatre.


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Obama, GOP candidates weigh in on teen's death
WASHINGTON (AP) - President Barack Obama is using unusually personal terms to speak about the shooting death of an unarmed black teenager in Florida.
Speaking to reporters at the White House today, Obama said if he had a son, he would look like Trayvon Martin, the teen killed by a neighborhood watch member in an Orlando suburb last month.
The Justice Department and FBI have opened a civil rights investigation into the case and local authorities have convened a grand jury to determine whether to charge the shooter, George Zimmerman. Obama called the incident a "tragedy" and said Martin's parents are right to expect that "every aspect" of the case will be investigated.
The Republican presidential candidates are also weighing in.
Referring to the Florida law that gives people latitude to use deadly force rather than retreat during a fight, Rick Santorum says: "Stand your ground is not doing what this man did."
Newt Gingrich says people should have a right to self-defense, but the question in this case is whether Zimmerman was the instigator.
Mitt Romney calls the shooting a "tragedy," and echoed the president's call for a thorough investigation.
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Ph.D., University of Michigan, 1996 Emphasis: Specialization in Management
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BS, Engineering, Purdue, 1989
Bradley A. Winn, a leader in Utah higher education and state government, has served as the assistant commissioner for academic affairs (USHE - Board of Regents), provost and academic vice president (Snow College), vice president and dean (UVSC), and as the Higher Education Policy and Budget analyst for former Governor Michael O Leavitt.
He holds a B.S. in engineering from Purdue University, an M.P.A. from Brigham Young University and Ph.D. from the University of Michigan.
During his distinguished career he has devoted time to serve the citizens of Utah as an elected member of the Utah State House of Representatives. Representative Winn was appointed vice chair of the Government Operations Committee and the Public Utilities and Technology Committee. He also served as a member of the Higher Education; Economic Development; Capital Facilities; Natural Resources, Agriculture, & Environment; Revenue & Taxation; and House Rules committees.
Before serving in higher education and state government, he worked in business and industry as a manager for the Novations consulting firm and as an engineer at ATK Thiokol for the space shuttle booster program.
Dr. Winn joined the faculty of the Jon M. Huntsman School of Business at Utah State University in October 2009 where he teaches and conducts research on organizational leadership and strategy. In addition, he serves as the director of the graduate HR Executive Program, which is offered to working professionals throughout the state of Utah and beyond. (See http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hmAhYCSv-6s). He also serves as the associate director of the Professional MBA for the Huntsman School.
Dr. Winn and his wife, Johanna, are the parents of five children. In addition to family activities he enjoys traveling, camping and hiking.
Huntsman Professor's Research Sparks Discussions About "Organizational Virtue" (The Huntsman Post - December 2013)


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Graffiti Memorializes Victims Of Brooklyn Neighborhood's Violent Past
A graffiti memorial adorns a wall in memory of a man in the... Nieuwsfoto'sBorough - Type stadsdeel,Bovenlichaam,Brooklyn - New York,Dood,Geweld,Graffiti,Horizontaal,Human interest,Mannen,Stad,Stad New York,Verenigde Staten,Volwassen,Vuurwapen,WoongebiedPhotographer Spencer PlattCollection: Getty Images News 2013 Getty ImagesNEW YORK, NY - JANUARY 17: A graffiti memorial adorns a wall in memory of a man in the Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood on January 17, 2013 in the Brooklyn borough of New York City. Visual memorials honoring residents who in many cases met violent ends decorate many Brooklyn neighborhoods. New York Governor Andrew Cuomo recently signed into law the New York Secure Ammunition and Firearms Enforcement Act, one of the toughest gun laws in the country. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)


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The Natural History of Chicken
Broken into sections highlighting individuals' experiences with their feathered friends, the film is interspersed with striking footage of what goes on inside a poultry-harvesting factory. We are introduced to a variety of folks, from a woman in Maine who gave her ailing chicken CPR to one in Florida whose chicken lives in her home and wears panties. Through these anecdotal tales, we come to realize how attached people can become to these often-overlooked creatures. On the opposite side of things, we meet a group of citizens who are up in arms over the noise created by roosters raised for cockfighting in their otherwise-tranquil community.
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Running time: 56min
Opens: Jan 19, 2001 Sundance '01
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Members of the public wait for a Lancaster bomber to fly over Derwent... News Photo70th Anniversary,Air Attack,Anniversary,Bamford,Bomber Plane,Dam,Dambusters,Derbyshire,Derwent Reservoir,England,Event,Explosive,Flying,Germany,Horizontal,Human Sciences,Lancaster Bomber,People,Science and Technology,UK,WaitingPhotographer ANDREW YATESCollection: AFP 2013 AFPMembers of the public wait for a Lancaster bomber to fly over Derwent Reservoir in Derbyshire, England on May 16, 2013, as part of events marking the 70th Anniversary of an air-raid on three dams in Germany's Ruhr Valley by a team of airmen dubbed the 'Dambusters'. A British World War II Lancaster bomber performed a flypast over a reservoir used for practice runs by the legendary 'Dambusters' airmen to mark 70 years since their daring raid over Nazi Germany's industrial heartland. The four-engined aircraft was joined by two Spitfires and two modern-day Tornado jets as they swept over the Derwent Reservoir in Derbyshire, northern England, where the Royal Air Force trialled the 'bouncing bomb'. AFP PHOTO/ANDREW YATES (Photo credit should read ANDREW YATES/AFP/Getty Images)


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Bohn is 'queen' at Gore Canyon
Jessie Bohn, a senior at Los Alamos High School, was the youngest competitor and posted the fastest time in the women's kayak division in the Gore Canyon race Aug. 18.
Bohn, who had the fastest women's time of all crafts down the course and was awarded "Queen of Gore Race 2012."
The Gore Canyon race , which runs approximately five miles, is held every August on the Class IV-V section of the canyon on the Colorado River near Kremmling, Colo.
The race is down river race for kayaks, rafts and any other river craft that can make it through the canyons rapids. It includes the Class IV and V rapids Gore, Pyrite, Tunnel Falls and Kershbaum.
In all, 33 crafts including kayaks and rafts competed in the race.
Bohn has been kayaking since she was 8 years old and has been taking on Gore Canyon since age 14. She is a member of the Colorado Kayak Supply Women's Squad Team.
London fires his third ace
Roger London earned a career hat trick as far as holes-in-one go.
London, of Los Alamos, scored his third career ace Sept. 11 at Los Alamos Golf Course. He hit his ace on the No. 15 hole with a 9-iron from 152 yards out.
Witnesses to the hole-in-one were Spike Jones, Donna Crook Jones and Linda Gallegos.
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Chelsea Handler Lands New Talk Show, Mega Deal w/ NetFlix
For those mourning Chelsea Handler's departure from E!'s Chelsea Lately and potentially late night television, fear not: Chelsea Handler has just signed a mega-deal with Netflix, giving the streaming service its first talk show, as well as a new stand up comedy special and four new docu-comedy series!
Like her E! late-night show, which will end its seven-tear run on August 26, the Netflix talker will feature Handler's unfiltered opinions on topics of the day as well as guest interviews. It has not been determined yet what frequency the show will be released with — daily, weekly or in-between — with Netflix only noting that it will debut simultaneously in all Netflix territories. "The Internet has disrupted many of the conventions of traditional television and together with Chelsea Handler, Netflix is looking forward to reimagining the late night talk show for the on-demand generation, starting with the late night part…." said Netflix Chief Content Officer Ted Sarandos.
On her move to Netflix, Chelsea explains:
"If I was going to continue working in this industry, I knew I had to do something outside the box to keep myself interested," Handler said. "I wanted to sit with the cool kids at lunch so I approached Netflix to make sure they were as cool as I thought they were, and when I confirmed my suspicions, like with any other future lover, I made my move. I'm more excited than I've been in awhile, and the team at Netflix is the most forward thinking, alert group I've sat down with in ages. No offense to the Shahs Of Sunset."
Deadline continues:
Before she starts her new talk show, Handler will tape an one-hour stand-up special during the June 20 stop of her tour "Uganda Be Kidding Me" Live in Chicago. It will premiere on Netflix on Oct. 10. And next year, Handler will create four new docu-comedy specials for Netflix featuring her efforts to gain a better understanding on a variety of subjects ranging from NASCAR to politics and from Silicon Valley to the NBA draft. The talk show, stand-up special and docu-comedy specials will be produced by Handler and her partners in Borderline Amazing, Tom Brunelle and Brad Wollack.
Looks like Chelsea's landed exactly where she wanted! What do you think of her big move, Instincters? Will you watch Chelsea on Netflix?
Look for her new Netflix talk show to launch in early 2016!
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Yep. We will be watching. Cable becoming less important.
I am absolutely thrilled. It will be awesome to see her not so filtered. I've adored her for many years. When I saw her on Girls Behaving Badly, I fell hook line and sinker with every crafty bit of humor and wit. I was absolutely elated to see her on E. This is going to be phenomenal!!!!
I will be a new netflix customer as not to miss a minute of her. The bashing will continue and I will be laughing my ass off on the couch. My family hears me laughing my ass off and says, what the hell are you doing? Watching the best comedy ever!!!!!Now leave me alone......
I will be a new netflix customer as not to miss a minute of her. The bashing will continue and I will be laughing my ass off on the couch. My family hears me laughing my ass off and says, what the hell are you doing? Watching the best comedy ever!!!!!Now leave me alone......
Dear Kevin,
See you in Hell, Darling!!
Your Father
kevdobbins you are such an idiot.
Chelsea is the epitome of what a worthless cunt is made of. Absolutely NO morals, NO class, NO ambition in her miserable, worthless existence, other than to spew out of her snout vulgarity and just plain filth.
Figures that you gays, some of the most worthless beings that exist in our world, would support this worthless, dirty cunt!
You will all burn in hell, let there be NO mistake of this!
Well, she's making an 8 figure salary doing so, so I'd say she's doing something right. What about you Kevin? How's life treating you?
She's a comedian! If you don't like her or her jokes then shhhhhh! Also please watch your fucking language on here. Don't judge people and say they will go to hell when you don't know if you will make it to heaven! Just sayin'!
Which is why her show was broadcast on a network that also gave us many other worthless beings like the Kardashians and Ryan Seacrest.
I'm a huge Chelsea fan and just LOVE HER! I will definitely be watching this Hilarious lady on Netflix. Speaking of I need to pay my subscription...Look she is already helping the company.
I will absolutely watch her!
Is Chewy coming along?!??!!?
Chelsea is brilliant! Plus she drinks more than I do so whats not to love! I can't believe she wasn't chased down by one of the big three networks and offered a multimillion dollar deal. She is so much funnier than the male dominated minor league male players on late night t.v.
Way to go Chelsea, I love you and your sense of humour.....Hello Vodka it's me Jamie....lol
I sure will watch her, I would track her down and find her...on tv..no stalking!
I LOVE Chelsea! I am going to get my Netflix turned back on again. I would follow her to any network or social media. Go to know I will be able to she her after August 26!!!!
I love chelsea and I would follow her no matter what she did.She is an amazing breath of fresh air. It is time more people say what they really think instead of hiding behind what they think they should say!
I love my Chelsea and Netflix so I think this is going to be a match made in heaven. I have a feeling there also won't be so many bleeps over what she is saying! One of the funniest ¥<*{%\> people of our time!! Xoxo
I'm thrilled we won't be losing her and that I can continue to enjoy her sharp wit and sarcasm. I will be tuning in for every episode for sure!
E! just lost the best thing they ever had! I love that Chelsea didn't even bother trying to compete with the big late nighters on cable, she went to the next level. The internet.
So excited and I dont care what it costs I will watch! Netflix you are finally getting somewhere. At first I felt like there werent a lot of movie choices that were new but YOur series are amazing and will keep me watching forever . Now Chelsea Handler. I think you got this!
Hell yes!! Awesome!!
I will miss her nightly she is wonderful and her cast members great
plus Chuie what happens to her side kick nugget? He is precious?
So how much will this cost to watch her?
$7.99 month... just think thats a meal McDonalds!
She knows what to do...if it needs changing,..she will change it...the show is experimental..it will be a learning curve for her as well as Netflix.
excellent! one more reason to get rid of cable and do Aereo and Netflix
Love her she is hilarious!
Hooray for Chelsea, Netflix has gained a leader in the new wave of standup and edgey talk show formats. A great blending for both!!


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