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The Braxtons have finally returned to WE tv, and oh how we missed them! While we loved the entire episode, here are our top 3 moments from the season premiere of "Braxton Family Values."
1. The Braxtons go to Italy
Instead of waiting a couple of episodes into the cycle, the Braxtons started off season 3 with a birthday trip to Italy. But one of the sisters was noticably missing from the overseas adventure as Tamar let Toni know up front that she couldn't make since her single "Love & War" had just taken off.
The girls had a good time with or without Tamar, though! Who wouldn't love visiting a country where you can do some luxury shopping and get your booty grabbed all in the same neighborhood?!
2. Tamar and Vince get flirty backstage
Although Tamar would have loved to go to Itality with her sisters, she had a few commitments to take care of stateside. A special performance on "The Wendy Williams Show" was up first for Tamar, who had a little fun with her hubby Vincent Herbert backstage.
We get why Towanda, Trina and Traci were a little upset that she couldn't come along. But to be fair, Tamar had just dropped the single only days before Toni told her about the trip and she was at the beginning of a promotional tour.
3. Toni confronts Tamar
Like any good sister will do, they will get both sides of the story before they tell you you're wrong. That's all Toni was trying to do when she droppd by Tamar's place when she returned from Italy. Unfortunately, Tamar didn't seem to interested in taking any of the blame in the most recent Braxton sister beef…mainly because she was not aware there was a problem. Are the sister's being a little too hard on Tamar?
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How many of us have used that phrase at one time or another? Sometimes it means that we secretly wanted more gratitude than we got in return for our trouble. Sometimes it's a preemptive excuse for not going to the trouble in the first place. In general, it is a lousy phrase, and I hate it when I hear myself using it.
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I'm not a fan of circumcision, though the bris milah is required for male Jewish children and is considered an essential component of Jewish identity. I do know some modern Jews now have the ceremony of the bris… without the actual circumcision. When my sons were born in 1962 and 1963, I didn't want to have them circumcised, which was an unusual position in those days. My husband felt strongly about the boys being circumcised, however. I allowed him the final decision and actually I'm glad I did: as I've grown older, I've become more aware of the value of our family's connection to its Jewish heritage.
When my oldest son and his wife had a son, there was no consideration of the baby
A few years ago during Yom Kippur, the holiest holiday on the Jewish calendar, I was in a little wooden synagogue on the Lower East Side of New York City. The rabbi, a venerable man whose voice carried throughout the temple, was extremely charismatic. For the first time in my temple-going life, I found myself listening intently to the sermon.
Eight days after birth, a Jewish male infant is circumcised in a ceremony called the bris milah (bris means "covenant" in Hebrew). It's a party: relatives and friends gather to watch; the baby gets a drop of wine to dull the pain and then sits on his grandfather's lap; his grandfather holds him steady. The mohel…—a specialist trained in both the Jewish ritual and medical procedure of circumcision—says the prayers and then quickly cuts off the baby's foreskin. The whole thing is done in less than a minute, and then the guests talk and eat while the infant, after a storm of crying, usually falls asleep, exhausted by the commotion.
Bris Milah is the oldest ritual in Judaism,
It was a cold day in October, and I was walking down a street on New York's Lower East Side, toward a small wooden building with a flight of steps at the front. Built in 1820 as a synagogue, it had only recently been reconsecrated and put back into use as a place of worship. At the doorway stood members of the congregation, welcoming the small stream of worshipers climbing the stairs. "Come in, welcome, join us," they said, and I could feel my heart beating faster. I was excited but frightened. It was Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement—the holiest day of the Jewish calendar—and I was about to step into a synagogue for the first time in more than fifty years.
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pandemonium 2015: Transform
September 12, 2015
7:00pm – midnight, Cleveland Public Theatre campus
Featuring hundreds of area theatre, dance, visual and performance artists, with fabulous local food and complimentary drinks served all night long, Pandemonium is a benefit like no other. The "Fundraiser Event of the Year" (2013 and 2014 Connectors Choice Awards) offers guests a unique and immersive arts and entertainment experience that takes place throughout CPT's campus, offering guests the opportunity to view innovative and exciting live performance in unexpected locations. Pandemonium is not-to-be-missed!
Join us at Pandemonium to help support Cleveland Public Theatre. Proceeds benefit Cleveland Public Theatre's artistic work and educational programs.
Our theme this year is Transform.
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CPT's educational programs empower youth and adults to let their imaginations transcend the everyday – creating inspiring and transformative performances for the community
CPT is a chrysalis for creativity, innovation and rebirth on the west side of Cleveland
This year we are delighted to honor Robert & Yan Maschke with the 2015 PAN Award, in celebration of their contribution to the arts, vision for our community and dedicated civic leadership.
An award-winning architect, Robert was one of the first believers in the vision for CPT's Gordon Square neighborhood. In 2001, he bought two prominent buildings on Detroit Avenue, where he moved his firm robert maschke ARCHITECTS in 2004. He established 1point618 Gallery on the street level of his business, and he also designed two innovative houses in Gordon Square. He serves on several community Boards, including the Gordon Square Arts District, the Cleveland Arts Prize, and The Union Club.
Yan has demonstrated a parallel dedication to civic leadership. She serves on the Board of the Cleveland Institute of Art, and her strong support of the arts has been invaluable to the Cleveland community. Yan works as the Business Unit Director at Nordson Corporation, a global leader in designing and manufacturing precision dispensing equipment. The company also has a strong philanthropic presence here in Cleveland.
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The dreaded Bar Chords
The dreaded Bar Chords
I've been playing for about three years and play at my church. I have been struggling with the Bm bar chord-(bar chords in general) which is used frequently in the songs we play. I have weakness in my hands from Carpal Tunnel so it seems like more practice does nothing to help. Does anyone know of a way to play bar chords that doesn't cause extreme pain? A fellow musician in our group suggests playing partial chords. But I wanted see if anyone here as any suggestions. Thanks.
Posted 1 year ago by Edward Staib - 9 replies
First of all, how is the action ? If you can easyly put a quarter between first fret and strings, it may be too high, so you have to clamp too hard and this physical stress causes pain. Another thing is that may may put too much pressure or too much longer than necessary : try loosening between each beat to alleviate the tension.
Reply posted 10 months ago by Marc Mony
As a beginner guitar player at age 51, I also suffered hand pain when I reached the Barre Chord Section of the course I am studying. The lesson section was broken down into two parts. The first part was all about 6th String Barre Chords and the second was about 5th String Barre Chords. Due to the pain I was having I was getting extremely frustrated (which makes for bad practices etc etc) and finally had to just step back and take a break. I learned the "take a break" advice from Steve Krenz on his live U-Stream Channel. I know taking a break will not help the original question in this thread but I may help others who find themselves struggling with a new concept. The last thing you want to do is become so frustrated with trying to learn and master a new and more challenging concept, in your path to becoming a guitar player, that you end up putting the instrument away and not picking it back up again. I set a 10 day break period and when I returned I had lost the frustration and was intent on learning and mastering the challenge of nailing the Barre Chords without suffering. I wish you success and hope you find a method that works for you.
Reply posted 11 months ago by Scott Ritchie
Have you tried alternate tunings? You would need is one finger gently placed on one of the strings. Or bar with the one finger that will not accumulate too much pain. I play bar chords till the cows come home, but I never, under any circumstances, continue playing with pain. I stop when fatigue sets in, but never play in pain. That is a no-no… If you talk to some old guitar players who played through the pain, you will stop. I also use YOGA BALLS! Best ever for hand fatigue. In less than two minutes, I am back up there bro.
Reply posted 11 months ago by Jim Lair
When I first started playing, I used my pinky to play both the second and third notes of the bar chord. Instead of using three fingers, I just used my first finger and my pinky. http://jtay.me #acoustic
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Hello All, not sure if anyone else has experienced this but my Junie just wont stay in her bed at bedtime. She comes up with every excuse in the book to get up and wander into the kitchen. I've tried addressing the needs, not addressing the needs, making a star chart to earn the ice cream man, everything. You name it, I've tried it. What can I possibly do to convince this willful child to stay in her bed?? Please help, I'm desperate. TIA!!
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He also makes excuses " my leg hurts if I sleep in my bed but feels good in your bed" lol!
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What that means is, take her back to her room. The first time you'll say that she needs to go back to bed. From then on, you say nothing. Carry or walk her back to her room w/o saying a word. It will take a bunch of times. But if you're consistent, she'll get it that you aren't putting up w/it anymore. Do not answer any questions she asks. Just quietly, put her back into bed. I had a similar situation this summer w/my son. The first time, I had to put him in bed 7 times. The next time, it was 3 times. The next was 1 time. And after that, it stopped.
I'm telling you, it'll work. If you think your DH will do better at this, have him do it.
Just be consistent & don't say a word after the first time.
I agree with Pepper! We spank in our house. So, if he gets out of bed, he gets a spank and taken back to his room.
Well, all is still the same around here.Whenever I remind her about the ice cream man she tells me she'll do it "tomorrow" LOL She cracks me up (on the inside) and frustrates me all at the same time. The Super Nanny idea sounds good. I'll discuss with DH and give that a try. I swear I've tried everything else so I'm desperate. I've talked to all my mommy friends IRL and they have no there suggestions for me all have just BTDT and say it will pass eventually. Thanks ladies!
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It's awful in my house too. Some nights are good, but others are really bad and compounded by his 2.5 year old sister doing the same thing. I swear they wait and conspire to come to the door.
We tried the "super nanny" for a week with no results. 100 times being put back in bed. I must have really stubborn kids :/
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I figured Amy and Rory helped them off the Ship like Brian before they returned to the Doctor. Didn't the Doctor say, get them and yourself to safety or something to that effect?
You could still see them when they ran for it at the end.
I presume they were being experimented on but it was a story thread that was undeveloped.
The surgical drones or whatever they were, were gas mask face creepy though. I liked them.
My guess is they were already dead - harvested by the "drones" and autopsied on to determine the most vunerable points of human beings. Freshly killed too, as the "drones" had been at their grisly work for months and would had to replenish their "stock" as the bodies decayed. Evil Hologram Guy had the info he wanted (go for the heart), he just didn't bother to shut them down and they continued cutting people up on autopilot. They just hadn't gotten around to cutting up Brian yet when Rory showed up.
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An Australian court has upheld the conviction and large fine levied against a yachtsman who was convicted by a customs magistrate of failing to announce the intended arrival of his vessel and crew into Australia. The magistrate assessed a fine of $4,000 and $15,000 in court costs. The yachtsman appealed the lower court's conviction, but last week a District Court dismissed the appeal and upheld the magistrate's finding. To add slap to face, the higher court awarded costs of the appeal to the Commonwealth.
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American sailor, James Manzari, was originally convicted in the Bundaberg Magistrates Court in February 2007 of two charges under the Customs Act; section 64 Impending Arrival Report, and section 64ACB Crew Reports. Under those rules, a ship's master must provide notice of intended arrival to Customs 96 hours before their arrival into Australia by fax, e-mail or telephone. Manzari arrived into the port of Bundaberg, Australia from Noumea, the capital of New Caledonia, in September 2006, but was convicted of failing to provide the necessary notice to Customs prior to his arrival.
In June, 2006, Australia introduced new laws making it compulsory that aircraft and shipping entering Australia must give between four and ten days notice of their impeding arrival by fax, e-mail or telephone. Manzari claims that he was given outdated information from the Australian consulate in Noumea stating that arrival information must be given 48-hours prior to arrival, and that notification by VHF radio was acceptable. Manzari called Bundaberg customs on his VHF radio and informed them of his plans. Upon arrival, he says he learned of the new law. The hard way.
The 2006 law has been heavily criticized in the Australian sailing community, particularly after an elderly Dutch cruising couple were convicted. The couple made radio contact with Australian officials as they approached the Port of Brisbane, after a rough, thirteen day voyage from New Zealand. Upon arrival, they were informed of the new law. They were eventually fined $2,000.
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I hate energy bolt phasers. Phasers are energy, and should act like a laser would, firing an instantaneous beam at the target. If you wanted to pulse them, sure, it would be like a beam that flashed instantaneously toward your target and then turned off.
TUC had great phaser effects. Enterprise had great Phaser effects. They both followed this pattern.
I don't hate TWOK phasers, but they do not act like realistic energy guns. nuTrek "phasers" are the suckiest, wimpiest energy bolt weapons I have ever seen on screen apart from "Forbidden Planet" but at least that movie has the excuse of being an old classic where special fx were extremely difficult to make.
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Army Wives Season 6 Episode 3
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Denise runs into a former friend on the base this week.
General Kevin Clark and his wife Jackie arrive at Fort Marshall.
Pamela's home has been condemned, changing her and Chase's plans on when to move the family to California.
Denise's friendship with Jackie seems to prickle Claudia Joy.
David finds his spirit at the Army youth center.
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Some of you will have notice that my last article was a little delayed. Did I have to wait extra long for the lenses I tested? Did I have to go through thousand of photos to find just the right ones? Was I kidnapped by black-market memory card pirates and have to make an escape worthy of a Steve McQueen movie?
No. It was far worse: My external drive with the article in question...and all the photos for that story...and much more...had failed.
Pre-Fashion Week Failure
Like many of you, I take lots of photos. Lots. Twice a year, I'll take between 30-50 thousand in just one week at the various fashion shows I cover during the Spring and Fall fashion week shows in New York City. Like the vast majority of my fellows, I keep all these photos on an external drive for storage. Like many, the day came when my external drive was approaching full capacity. The prospect of burning 1TB of files onto a DVD was not attractive to me, so I decided to buy a nice new 4TB drive. In the meantime, however, I needed to get some cards dumped with my client's work on it as well as images I shot for my story.
What was I to do? Sure, I could transfer the cards to my local drive, but that was an unsavory idea to me. At that moment my eyes fell upon a small pocket hard drive I owned. This little 500GB drive I had purchased to keep the aforementioned Fashion Week photos. I buy one of these drives once a year and store all the fashion shows I shoot that year on it. Quickly mounting the drive I discovered about 50GB of free space. Ahhh—enough space to place the work I had shot temporarily until my new 4TB drive arrived! I happily transferred my cards over and began my editing and post-production process.
"Fashion Shows Vol. 3": This external hard drive was the cause of my latest neurosis.
The next day, I went to my computer and tried to access the drive known to me as "Fashion Shows Vol 3". Error. Hmmm…I rebooted my computer. Drive not recognized, would I like to format it? Hmmmm…..I dismounted the drive unplugged it and tried mounting it again. Again the error message asking me to reformat the drive popped up.
Au revoir, photos!
I did the next logical thing: I went into immediate panic! I had just transferred 20GB of client work onto that drive the night before! I had already erased the memory cards, and color balanced and edited some of the shots! 12 man hours of work now lost to the digital ether! What was I to do?!?!?!?!? Reshoot a look book? Not likely. Commit sepuku? Damn, I just sent my sword in for sharpening. Go join the Foreign Legion and hide from my clients? That would mean learning French.
Thankfully, reason grabbed hold of me and I immediately remembered that a far less extreme option than the forced learning of French was available to me: data recovery! Taking a deep breath, I took the drive to Digital Society over on Broadway and 10th. Walking in I felt as if I was walking into a morgue, the dread upon me. Had I lost all the data? Could the data be recovered in anything that resembled coherent files? How much was that Berlitz primer on French?
Saved—and a new Plan "B"
As I sat there waiting for the verdict my mind raced with the sure anger of my clients. All that work lost. However good news came from behind the curtain. They had managed to mount the drive in a read-only mode using whatever magic and technological know how at hand. I rushed home and transferred the drive immediately to my new 4TB drive. I had lost only one file, an old shot from a fashion show, all recently transferred work in perfect condition.
What I learned from all this is that besides an aversion to learning French, I had to develop a new back-up routine. With the volume that I shoot, a DVD was no longer a real option for long term storage. Thankfully Blue Ray disks hold 25GB of data, allowing for far fewer disks to back up. I would highly recommend one such as the one by Buffalo Technologies (photo above). With the size of files today there is no easy answer for backing up your data for when the worst happens, however it is good to know that data recovery does work, and there are folks out there that understand this technology, and can rescue you from angry clients and the need to develop an appreciation for escargot.
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The blue bird days with corn snow continue! It was 32 degrees this morning on top of Sterling Mountain and it did not take long to warm up. Sterling Mountain is 100 percent open and it skiing great. Smugglers' Alley was groomed last night and it was nice to carve up some turns on a smooth steep surface. The corn snow also made for some nice soft landings in the Birch Run Terrain Park. This photo shows a good old school daffy off of one of the hits in Birch Run. There are 4 more days of great spring skiing and riding to be had here at Smuggs. Tomorrow's forecast is mostly sunny skies with temperatures between 47 and 58 degrees. 10 trails will be groomed for tomorrow, including Smugglers' Alley, Thomke's Express, and Black Snake for a grand total of 52 acres.
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I just love spring skiing and riding. This season has been a little colder than usual. The snow that we received we were able to keep and our snow depths show that. We have fantastic coverage with more snow in the forecast for tonight. We're expecting a mix of snow and sleet with 3 to 5 inches of accumulation possible. Tomorrow's forecast is calling for a chance of mix early and cloudy skies with temperatures between 30 and 38 degrees. We have top to bottom skiing and riding on all 3 mountains with 70 out of 78 trails open. 31 trails will be groomed for tomorrow, including skier's right on Upper FIS, Smugglers' Alley, Hangman's Drop, Upper Pipeline, and Snow Snake for a grand total of 159 acres. Tomorrow in the Village courtyard is the MapleFest Winter Carnival from 3:00 pm till 5:00 pm. Our Maple Celebration features games, sugar on snow, specialty foods, music, and more.
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Today was another beautiful day with sunshine and temperatures reaching into the upper 30's. The snow on top stayed light with the colder temperatures. I found some nice snow in the Black Hole, especially in the shade. The snow at the bottom started turning to spring conditions. The Birch Run Terrain Park is in great shape and the softer snow made for sweet landings. There are so many features to play on and it really has a nice flow. We should have more spring conditions tomorrow with temperatures expected to be between 34 and 41 degrees. There is a chance for showers early and mixed showers on top in the afternoon, so wear something waterproof and enjoy the soft conditions. The forecast is also calling for the mixed showers to turn to snow on Thursday night with 1 to 2 inches of accumulation possible. Tomorrow we plan to have top to bottom skiing and riding on all 3 mountains with 6 lifts operating, including the Madonna I lift. We have 74 out of 78 trails open with terrain for all ability levels. 29 trails will be groomed for tomorrow for a grand total of 158 acres.
Black Hole
We received 5 to 6 inches of new snow today and 27 inches in the past week. The forecast calls for another inch of snow tonight and another 2 inches on Wednesday. Pictured here is my good friend Tony enjoying the fresh snow in the Black Hole. I love it when you keep getting fresh tracks because it's snowing so hard. We are 100 percent open with top to bottom skiing and riding on all 3 mountains with all 78 trails. The Birch Run, Knight's Revenge, Log Jam, and Zone Terrain Parks are all open. The Prohibition Terrain Park is being reshaped.
Bluebird Day
We received 18 inches of new snow in the past week and 119 inches so far this season. Last night we made snow on Lower FIS, Lower Madonna Liftline, Lower Drifter, and Link. We have top to bottom skiing and riding on all 3 mountains with 6 lifts operating, including the Madonna I Lift. We have 77 out of 78 trails open with terrain for all ability levels. The Log Jam, Birch Run, and Knight's Revenge Terrain Parks are all open. Tonight we plan to groom 31 trails, including Bootlegger, Snow Snake, and Drifter for a grand total of 155 acres of freshly groomed terrain.
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Rockin' Ron for Hugh. What a difference a day makes.Yesterday was torrential rain and today was sunshine and powder. I saw Dave Sills (aka P1 or Patrol One) at the Top of the Notch. He said they had a heck of a time assessing the conditions this morning. After just a couple of runs, I can see what they went through. Well, my hat (or helmet) is off to you Dave, and the rest of Patrol and Mountain Ops. I chanced upon Greg Fatigate and he raved about the Birch Run Terrain Park, and he was right – it was in excellent condition with 4 rails and 3 jumps. Pictured is Brendan Simpson getting some fresh powder on the trail that connects Thomke's to Bootleggers and Smugglers' Alley. We skied a nice variety of terrain including Highlander Glades and Pipeline.Today was a crowning achievement to the season – we felt like Princes of Powder – like Jon Snow in Game of Thrones.
Another beautiful day at Smuggs
Today started off with cloudy skies and temperatures in the 20s. The clouds disappeared and the sun came out. The temperature made it up to the 40s at the base area. The groomed terrain in the sun turned to corn pretty quickly. The Birch Run Terrain Park was a bunch of fun with the soft conditions. A spine was just added to Birch Run on skiers' left towards the top.
Birch Run Terrain Park
We received 4 inches of new snow on top last night. We also received some sleet, freezing rain, and rain. Most of the day was just cloudy and the bottom half of the mountain has some nice spring conditions. My son Hugh B and I had a great time doing laps in the Birch Run Terrain Park. The spring conditions made for some nice soft landings off the jumps.
Birch Run Terrain Park
Birch Run Terrain Park
One of the great things about the Birch Run Terrain Park is that it is easy to get to from most of the trails on Sterling. You can do your favorite Sterling run up high and then hit the Birch Run Terrain Park on the way back to the Sterling Lift. The Sterling T-Bar can also be used to get to the Birch Run Terrain Park by going through the woods then crossing Lower Exhibition. Please look up the hill on Lower Exhibition for traffic and at the bottom of Treasure when using the T-Bar to get to the Birch Run Terrain Park.