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Weekly Republican Remarks by Sen. Roy Blunt
Hi, I'm Senator Roy Blunt from Missouri. As we bring 2012 to a close, leaders in Washington have an opportunity to kick off the New Year by working together to solve some of the big challenges facing our country today. (Scroll down for full video of these remarks.)
At a time when our federal debt's topped a record $16 trillion, it's been more than three years since the Democrat leaders in the Senate have passed a federal budget, and the Senate Majority Leader has refused to bring any appropriations bills to the floor this entire year. There's an old saying that when you fail to plan, you plan to fail, and that's exactly what they've been doing.
Meanwhile, small businesses and farm families don't know how to deal with the unfair death tax—a tax that the President and congressional leaders have threatened to expand to include even more family farms and even more small businesses.
More American energy means more American jobs. But unfortunately, energy projects in the United States are being held back by federal obstacles of all kinds, and the Keystone XL Pipeline been hanging in the balance because President Obama has refused to move forward on what should have been an easy decision for more energy and more jobs.
Republicans hope to work across the aisle to solve these and other critical challenges facing America in the New Year. Divided government is a good time to solve hard problems—and in the next few days, leaders in Washington have an important responsibility to work together and do just that.
Unless Congress and the President act immediately, every American will be forced to pay for the largest tax hike in our nation's history on January 1st. At the same time, the federal government—including our Armed Forces and defense workers—will undergo deep, across-the-board budgetary cuts. Remember, these are cuts that President Obama promised during the campaign would never take effect. And while we need to reduce spending, we can do it in a much smarter, more targeted way.
Economists not representing either political party have continually warned that going over the so-called fiscal cliff will lead to devastating job losses at a time when American families and small business owners are still struggling to get back on their feet. In contrast, the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office estimates that extending tax rates for all Americans would create nearly 1.8 million jobs and increase the nation's Gross Domestic Product by almost 1.5 percent next year.
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Phil Stelter | July 20, 2006 | Comments
What will drive the fate of these emerging local search opportunities?
The old "no news is good news" adage rarely applies online. In fact, one might suspect the major players in the search space are operating by the mantra, "I have PR coverage, therefore I am." For those of us trying to keep up with the churn, it can be a challenge to decipher what's really taking place, particularly in local search. God forbid a marketer attempting to enter the local search space should have to contend with the glut of press releases, beta features, new providers, and agencies.
If you vaguely share this sentiment, I can help a bit. I've pulled together some of the best and most recent overviews of the space published in the last few months.
There's no shortage of viewpoints among search pundits, but most focus on a few key challenges for marketers. Some of these transcend the local search to broader industry issues:
Don't expect answers to these questions here. At the very least, however, I hope these resources help you understand how the many possible solutions are taking shape.
Chris Sherman provides a good overview of the who's who of local search. He also refers to the Local Search Guide, which is very helpful, if not a little overwhelming. It's important to keep in mind the scale of opportunity as you plow through the lists and profiles. The guide is certainly not a one-stop solution for SMBs trying to find a simple way to break into local search.
Greg Sterling does a fantastic job illustrating some of the confusion and overlap of roles with the myriad local search providers. He sums it up nicely in five words: "messy and complex and competitive."
Finally, John Battelle brings some perspective with specific reference to Yahoo's flat-fee local offering and emphasis on how success will ultimately come from careful attention to how people use local information directories.
The breadth of the offerings can be confusing. The goal is to simplify the process to help SMBs gain access to local search traffic without the hassle of managing the campaigns as well as to provide useful, relevant services that address users' needs. The problem is who will accomplish this. Kate Kaye covers some of the emerging agency players attempting to address the first half of the equation.
What's New in Local?
Skyhook Wireless is a Massachusetts-based startup focused on using location-aware technology to target users in local settings. It's very similar to the IP-based techniques used for geotargeting in national search campaigns, or the local results served up by services featuring local information that match a user's IP address or stored profile data to identify her location. What's new is mapping Wi-Fi hotspots to physical locations to target connecting users. With reportedly over 10 million hot zones covered, the breadth of the service seems substantial. Marketers will be waiting to hear the numbers surrounding service adoption.
Your GeoVector
Whatever happened to the promise of bringing the many wondrous features of Web 2.0 to a mobile phone in the U.S.? They (whoever "they" may be today) are still working on it. The hype and excitement is there, but the promises are falling short for the time being.
A good deal of coverage a few weeks ago focused on GeoVector, a new company focused on using GPS and compass data to provide street-level local information that visually adjusts on your mobile screen as you point in different directions. Sterling takes a more optimistic view, but as Jason Fry of "The Wall Street Journal" points out, the reality is a far cry from the dream.
Local marketers salivate over the possibilities, of course. Consider searching from your location for products, services, stores, and more with visual queues and street-level images that allow you to find what you want in the real world. Imagine diverting passersby from your competitor with a promotion for your store across the street. If widely adopted, it could even counter the common wisdom that location is everything.
Google Patents on Local
Mary Bowling at Blizzard Internet Marketing posted new patent applications from Google. Given it's Google (with its fleet of PhDs), this is a bit like spotting the mailman at the post office. However, these particular patents show signs of further integration of local results into the primary SERPs (define). Although local results are already displayed in the one box section of Google's SERPs, it's possible Google is planning to take this a step further and establish authoritative sites by geographic location. So what's the big deal? Every additional effort to give broader exposure to local listings in the primary Google SERPs is that much more (hopefully relevant) traffic local marketers will receive through their campaigns.
Finally and inevitably, while poking around online I'm bound to stumble across some interesting signs. Microsoft has purchased the top AdWords result for "local search." At a time when Google can lay claim to over 42 percent of searches, it's a reminder that he who directs the traffic drives the fate of these emerging opportunities.
Meet Phil at Search Engine Strategies in San Jose, August 7-10, 2006, at the San Jose McEnery Convention Center.
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Specializing in search and online marketing, Phil Stelter is the director of business development for Range Online Media, one of the fastest-growing search marketing agencies. Phil has over eight years of experience in search marketing and Web site production for major sites across industries including travel, government, non-profit health care, and retail e-commerce. He's guided SEO and PPC campaigns in-house and from the agency side. Today, he evaluates new technologies, directs online marketing campaigns, and develops innovative search solutions for industry-leading online retailers and travel services such as Travelocity and other Fortune 1000 companies. Phil is a regular speaker and presenter on online advertising and search marketing topics at leading industry trade shows and conferences. He's a graduate of Claremont McKenna College, where he received a BA in International Relations and French.
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Really cool! But uh, why don't you draw Powerman topless for our show? Hmmmmm?!
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Watch behind scene footage of Drake's "HYFR" music video featuring Lil Wayne. Derrick G provides us with some really good footage and from the looks of it, seems like the shooting of that video was a lot of fun.
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Venerable JianYing, Abbot
The Zen Center of Sunnyvale welcome our Vice Abbot, JianXie Shifu, in April 2011. Incidentally, the word "Xie" means, "to assist or cooperate," it is also part of the term "harmony." An experienced Dharma Master, he had served as a vice abbot at The Zen Center of Sunnyvale in February 2005 and a vice abbot at The Zen Center of Houston in October 2010. He also had served as the Liturgy Master, Managing Director, as well as Abbot at various Chung Tai Zen Centers in Taiwan. Back in his school days, JianXie Shifu had a fondness of Confucianism for its philosophy on improving oneself and social order. He also liked Chuang Tzu, a sage advocating the joy and freedom of soaring above material things and being one with nature. Unexpectedly he came across "Notable Words of Shakyamuni Buddha," and was deeply drawn to the encompassing wisdom and truth he found that are more profound and complete than Confucianism and Taoism. Upon entering college, JianXie Shifu decided to seek a greater understanding of the Dharma. In the summer of freshman year, he participated in a seven day Buddha Recitation Retreat. On the last day, amid the continuous solemn chanting, he tasted for the first time the indescribable joy of the vast stillness and emptiness of body and mind. Nonetheless, he could not yet comprehend the true meaning of liberation. In pursuit, he attended a Chan Seven Retreat presided by Grand Master WeiChueh at a Chung Tai monastery. After immersing in the Grand Master's sweet dew of the Dharma, he experienced a deeper appreciation and firmer faith in the meaning of the original true mind in Chan (or Zen) Buddhism. After completing the draft duties , JianXie Shifu joined the monastic order under Grand Master Wei Chueh, one of the living legend in Chan Buddhism. He completely dwelt in the study of the Dharma and received full ordination later that year. As the Vice Abbot, JianXie Shifu has been supervising the entire development and renovation process of the new Zen Center of Sunnyvale that celebrated the grand opening in April 2007. He is well respected for his dynamic teaching, unceasing stamina, versatility, and organizing skills. In addition to teaching the Dharma, JianXie Shifu continues to oversee general operations and building development and maintenance. He also looks forward to working in cooperating with all disciples to radiate the essence of Zen Buddhism to all sentient beings in the West.
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A Bodhi seed germinating in college, JianQi Shifu tasted the sweet dews of the Dharma from participating in the Buddhist Club on campus and aspired to the life of a monk free of hindrances. In 1995, he attended a Seven-Day Meditation Retreat offered by the Grand Master WeiChueh. He was moved by the inspirational Dharma talks and resolved to expand his study of Buddhism.
Venerable JianZong, Docent Director
Seeking a deeper understanding of the true meaning of life, JianZong Shifu started to frequent a local Chung Tai Zen Center in his native Taiwan. Under the compassionate guidance of its masters, he experienced the subtle and profound wisdom of the Buddha Dharma. When at Chung Tai Chan Monastery, JianZong Shifu was deeply moved by Grand Master WeiChueh's great compassion and conduct, witnessing the Grand Master's tireless devotion to propagating Buddhism for the liberation of all sentient beings. With unwavering determination, JianZong Shifu joined the monastic order under the Grand Master to fulfill the great vows of "attaining the Buddha Way and liberating all sentient beings." Soon after JianZong Shifu joined the monastic order, he immersed himself in the study of the Dharma at the Graduate Division of the Chung Tai Buddhist Institute. Since then, he has served as vice-abbot for Chung Tai Chan Monastery, abbot of Great Enlightenment Monastery of Keelong, director of student counseling and professor of Buddhist Studies at the Chung Tai Buddhist Institute, and abbot of Chung Tai Zen Center of Houston and Texas Pagoda Chan Monastery. Happy to have this opportunity to serve the West, JianZong Shifu recognizes that our Zen Center's culturally rich and varied membership is a reflection of how great America is and of the broad appeal Buddhism has among individuals from all walks of life. His promise is to continue spreading Dharma joy everywhere.
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Bigstock Partners with Constant Contact to Provide Small Businesses Access to Millions of High-Quality Photos and Illustrations Integration enables Constant Contact's more than 500,000 customers to more easily create visually compelling online marketing campaigns PR Newswire NEW YORK, Nov. 12, 2013 NEW YORK, Nov. 12, 2013 /PRNewswire/ --For small businesses, images just got easy. Bigstock, a leading provider ofstock imagesand a subsidiary of Shutterstock, Inc. (NYSE: SSTK), today announced an integration with Constant Contact,® Inc. (NASDAQ: CTCT) that will provide small businesses with seamless access to millions of high-quality photographs and illustrations for their online marketing campaigns. Through this integration, Constant Contact customers will now be able to search, select, and license from more than 15 million Bigstock images directly within Constant Contact's interface. (Photo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20131112/NY15030 ) "We are excited to help Constant Contact users more easily reach customersthrough visually powerful campaigns," said Shutterstock VP of Corporate Development David Fraga. "This partnership underscores the importance of imagery in online communication, especially for small businesses." Marketing campaigns with images have been shown to lift click-through rates by 47 percent, while helping businesses to improve their reputation among customers. "Unique and targeted images that make your campaigns truly stand out are often the hardest to find. By partnering with Bigstock, our users will have no trouble finding the perfect photo or illustration for their marketing campaigns," said Ken Surdan, SVP of Product for Constant Contact. "Our customers can look forward to spending less time searching for that perfect image, and more time growing their business." To learn more about the integration, as well as other enhancements to Constant Contact's image and document management feature, MyLibrary, click here. About Bigstock Bigstock is a leading provider ofroyalty-free stock images.Founded in 2004, Bigstock's mission is to provide affordable,high-quality photos, vectors and illustrations that meet the dynamic needs of today's design and small business community. With over 15 million images in its library and counting, Bigstock makes it easy and affordable to bring your idea to life and communicate it effectively. Bigstock is a wholly-owned subsidiary ofShutterstock Inc. (NYSE: SSTK), a leading global provider of high-quality stock photography, vectors, illustrations and footage. About Constant Contact Constant Contact wrote the book on Engagement Marketing™ – the new marketing success formula that helps small organizations create and grow customer relationships in today's socially connected world. More than half a million small businesses, nonprofits and associations worldwide use the company's online marketing tools to generate new customers, repeat business, and referrals through email marketing, social media marketing, event marketing, local deals, digital storefronts, and online surveys. OnlyConstant Contact offers the proven combination of affordable tools and free KnowHow®, including local seminars, personal coaching and award-winning product support. The company further supports small organizations through its extensive network of consultants/resellers, technology providers, franchises and national associations. Constant Contact and the Constant Contact Logo are registered trademarks of Constant Contact, Inc. All Constant Contact product names and other brand names mentioned herein are trademarks or registered trademarks of Constant Contact, Inc. All other company and product names may be trademarks or service marks of their respective owners. (CTCT-F) SOURCE Bigstock Contact: Bigstock / Shutterstock : Shane Russell, Shutterstock, 917-287-6160, firstname.lastname@example.com; Constant Contact Media Contact: Erika Tower, Constant Contact, 781-482-7039, firstname.lastname@example.com; Constant Contact Investor Contact: Jeremiah Sisitsky, Constant Contact, 339-222-5740, email@example.com
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Blackhall Gaels' Stephen Morris is retained at midfield for Saturday's Christy Ring Cup semi-final against Wicklow.
Blackhall Gaels' Stephen Morris is retained at midfield for Saturday's Christy Ring Cup semi-final against Wicklow.
The 15 players that took the field for last week's Christy Ring Cup quarter-final victory over Kildare have retained the faith of manager Cillian Farrell and have been trusted to start against Wicklow in Saturday's semi-final in arklow, 2.30.
That means that there is still no place for Kilmessan's Nicky Horan in the starting line up. Horan was selected to start against Kildare, but was replaced by Paddy Conneely prior to throw in and now the Kildalkey man has been chosen to retain his corner forward spot.
The team in full is:
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Elliott Carter, the American composer whose kaleidoscopic, rigorously organized works established him as one of the most important and enduring voices in contemporary music, died Monday in Manhattan. He was 103 and had continued to compose into his 11th decade, completing his last piece in August.
His death was announced by Virgil Blackwell, his personal assistant. Carter died in his Greenwich Village apartment, which he and his wife bought in 1945 and where he had lived ever since.
Carter's music, which brought him dozens of awards, including two Pulitzer Prizes, could seem harmonically brash and melodically sharp-edged on the first hearing, but it often yielded drama and lyricism on better acquaintance. And though complexity and structural logic were hallmarks of his works, the music he composed in the decade leading up to his widely celebrated centenary in 2008 was often more lyrical, if not necessarily softer at the edges.
Carter, a protege of the American modernist Charles Ives, acknowledged that his works could seem incomprehensible to listeners who were not grounded in the developments of 20th-century music. Even trained musicians sometimes regarded his constructions as too difficult to grasp without intensive study. Yet he had many advocates among players, and his works were frequently performed and recorded.
Carter never lacked for commissions from major orchestras, soloists and chamber groups, and late in life he was able to impose conditions on those who sought his works. He refused to be held to deadlines, saying he would release his compositions when he felt they were ready. And for many years he would not accept commissions from orchestras that had not played his earlier music.
Carter continued to explore new ground into his later years. He avoided opera for most of his career because, as he put it in 1978, "American opera is a novelty, to be played once and that's all, even when they're good pieces," and because he doubted he could find a libretto that interested him. Yet when he was 90 he completed his first opera, "What Next?"


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Mortgage Bonds Wrongly Predict Refi Changes, Credit Suisse Says
Prices in the market for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac mortgage bonds are incorrectly forecasting a 55 percent chance of a "government-induced refi spike" in the next year, according to Credit Suisse Group AG.
Government-backed mortgage bonds are underperforming U.S. Treasuries this month by the most since 2008, in part because of concern that the U.S. may change refinancing rules for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac mortgages as issues including reduced home prices prevent borrowers who have been paying on time from taking out new loans at record-low interest rates.
The extent of investor speculation about a refinancing program that would be "neither practical nor costless" can be seen in the weaker performance of mortgage bonds backed by higher-cost loans in comparison to those with lower-rate mortgages, as well as differences in prices of contracts to buy the debt in different months, the Credit Suisse analysts led by Mahesh Swaminathan wrote today in a report.
The odds for a "government-induced refi spike" implied by current prices are "unrealistic," Swaminathan said in a telephone interview. That's in part because of a Treasury Department statement this month denying a report that the U.S. is considering expanding the federal Home Affordable Refinance Program including by reducing some loans' balances, he said.
"If there were any plans to do something, there wouldn't be this quick denial," Swaminathan said.
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Prices of Fannie Mae-guaranteed 5.5 percent 30-year fixed-rate mortgage securities have fallen to 0.78 cent on the dollar more than the Washington-based company's 5 percent bonds as of 11 a.m. in New York, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. Today's gap, which is down from 1.53 cent on July 27, matches the lowest since May 2009. Investors should bet the 5.5 percent debt will offer better returns, according to the New York-based Credit Suisse analysts.
The former bonds contain loans with average rates of about 6 percent, compared with about 5.5 percent in the latter debt. They're dropping on a relative basis amid concern that qualification standards may loosen to enable underlying borrowers with a greater incentive to refinance, and more credit challenges, to do so.
The average rate on a typical 30-year mortgage fell to a record low of 4.36 percent this week, according to McLean, Virginia-based Freddie Mac.
The $5.2 trillion of agency mortgage bonds guaranteed by government-supported Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac or federal agency Ginnie Mae has returned 0.40 percentage point this month through yesterday less than Treasuries with maturities similar to the securities' projected average lives, Barclays Capital index data show.
That's the worst relative performance since November 2008, when the securities underperformed U.S. debt by 0.68 percentage point amid the depths of the global financial crisis sparked by other U.S. housing debt. Last month, the bonds returned 0.44 percentage point more than Treasuries.


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Destiny: Gods of Night by David Mack Review Thread (Spoilers!)
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Re: Star Trek: Destiny: Gods of Night - SPOILER Thread
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Frankly, it's appalling that Vale and Ree even consider forcing Deanna to undergo a medical procedure - again, if it's only because a miscarriage could happen at an inconvenient time then no one on a starship should be allowed to get pregnant, because anything can happen during a pregnancy.
That doesn't follow. There's a huge difference between the general awareness that "anything can happen" and the specific knowledge that something bad
going to happen. If a doctor decides that someone's on the verge of a heart attack, you don't send the person out to play football or climb a mountain. But it doesn't follow that nobody would ever be allowed to play football or climb a mountain because anyone might have an undiagnosed heart defect. There's an obvious and logical difference between the approach taken to a
risk and the approach taken to a
Besides -- the risk we're talking about here isn't just to the baby, it's to the mother. The miscarriage would endanger Deanna's life if it didn't happen under controlled conditions with immediate medical care available. Basically what Deanna was doing was tantamount to going on a suicide mission. And a captain or first officer has the authority to order a subordinate not to commit suicide. Let's remember she is an officer in a chain of command, and so her rights are not quite as absolute as they would be for a civilian.
Somehow, this whole deliberation of using force reminds me a bit about Data and "The Measure of a Man", where Picard fought for Data's rights to decide his own fate - shouldn't Deanna have the same right?
She did have the same right Data won there. She could've resigned her commission and therefore been freed from the obligation of following orders. But as long as she's a commander in Starfleet, she is subject to obeying decisions made on her behalf by others.
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I think you are all wrong and that
she has the baby but in the next titan book *not* in book 3 of destiny, leaving a hook to pull readers into that series. Look at the blur for a singular destiny -
Deanna Troi
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now it could be that it's her getting root canal but I doubt it.
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Women After Sexby Veronica Pamoukaghlian, MA | November 1, 2011
First there was mystery. Why do women want to cuddle and men want to hit the road (after sex), then there was brain scanning and evolutionary psychology, and the mystery was no more. According to a groundbreaking study from the Journal of Sex Research, it would seem that when it comes to post-coital behaviors, men and women could well belong to different planets.
The study begins by presenting the evolutionary perspective of sexual behaviors that we are all more or less familiar with — males have more reproductive power than females, hence, it is an instinctive thing for the preservation of the species that they should frequently seek multiple partners, instead of long-term relationships.
The study becomes much more interesting when scientists start asking men and women, including college girls and boys, who willingly enter into the short-term sexual relationship/one-night-stand arena on a regular basis, how they behave after sex.
According to the results, even girls who are having a one-night-stand want to cuddle and kiss and become anxious about what their male partner is thinking of them, or whether they still find them attractive. On the other hand, the interviewed men largely declared that they usually wanted to eat, urinate or sleep after sex.
Overall, our study demonstrated that post-coital behaviors related to pair-bonding after sex seem to be initiated and preferred by females far more so than by males, and this was the case for not only long-term, but also for short-term, mating.
Interestingly enough, men were found to initiate kissing primarily before sex, while it was mostly women who were responsible for it after sex. The conclusion seems to be that men would be using kissing as a road to sex, while women would be using it as a an emotional display with bonding purposes.
Even when these patterns are obviously not exclusive and genre differences are nowhere near clear-cut in this area, according to the study's findings, women will bond, while men will satisfy their immediate sexual and non-sexual needs. It would seem that not all of women´s liberation can change what is written in our genetic codes.
Hughes SM, & Kruger DJ (2011). Sex differences in post-coital behaviors in long- and short-term mating: an evolutionary perspective. Journal of sex research, 48 (5), 496-505 PMID: 20799133
Campbell, A. (2008). The Morning after the Night Before Human Nature, 19 (2), 157-173 DOI: 10.1007/s12110-008-9036-2
HASELTONU, M., & BUSS, D. (2001). The affective shift hypothesis: The functions of emotional changes following sexual intercourse Personal Relationships, 8 (4), 357-369 DOI: 10.1111/j.1475-6811.2001.tb00045.x
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anyone else like it when hubby leaves?
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In the almost 10 hers we have been together the most time we have spent apart has been 3 days, and that was 7 years ago..lol! I'm not sure how I would feel if he left for that long, but I'm sure I would miss him.
My situation may be different because of my husbands job but our time is VERY limited as it is. I feel grateful to see him an hour a day. DH is leaving for Sudan for 3 months and I am reall ynot looking forward to it.
The only time's I'm happy my husband is gone are when we're fighting, or early in the morning. I love that he gets up early for work. He puts out so much body heat I can't sleep if he's close to me at night. When he gets up in the mornings I finally get a few hours of sleep :)
My hubby is gone for 2 weeks and home for 2 weeks... I HATE it when he is gone!!


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I have had the honor, through The Telling Project, as a civilian and a writer, to have had the opportunity to work with veterans. It has been a life-changing experience. The stories told to me, the sincerity of their will to serve, the dignity with which veterans carry their experiences with them, has been an example to me. In turn, to have seen veterans and veteran organizations affiliated with the Project flourish in their personal and professional capacity has been one of the great experiences of my life. This project, I truly believe, makes a difference to everyone it touches. I am very thankful to be a part of it.
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Lou Donaldson Quartet: Live At The Village Vanguard
November 3, 2010. Posted by WBGO.Add new comment | Filed under: A Blog Supreme, live at the village vanguard
By the time he started his latest weeklong run at the Village Vanguard, alto saxophonist Lou Donaldson was 84. He'd been based in New York for 60-odd years, during which time he became a jazz legend — the kind who made albums that are still remembered today, who recorded lines memorable enough to be sampled years later, who toured the country's back rooms back when a jazz musician could post up for two weeks at a time in, say, Dayton, Ohio. It bred in him a style that was solid, soulful and swinging, with a charismatically salty wit to match. It hasn't broke, and he hasn't felt the need to fix it.
When "Sweet Poppa Lou" descended into the basement and ascended to the stage, there were the japes, the blues singing, the exemplary straight-ahead jazz he's pursued for decades. ("No fusion, no con-fusion," he said — twice.) WBGO and NPR Music will be there to broadcast and webcast the first Nov. 3 set live; it will also be recorded and archived online on this page.
Since recording with organist Jimmy Smith in the late 1950s, Donaldson has often worked with a rhythm section of Hammond B-3 organ, guitar and drums. That instrumentation allows him to dish on funky, danceable grooves; not coincidentally, it was responsible for some of his most famous appearances on record. He reprised some of those greatest hits — "Blues Walk," "Alligator Bogaloo" — and called some favorites from the bebop and hard bop eras. He even sang some blues: his trademark "Whiskey Drinkin' Woman," with many embellishments by way of prologue. With him at the Vanguard was his current working band: Pat Bianchi on organ, Randy Johnston on guitar and Fukushi Tainaka on drums.
Donaldson grew up in North Carolina. While playing in military and dance bands, he became enamored of Charlie Parker, then the modern trend in jazz. When he moved to New York to make it as a musician, he found his way into the community and, after a few years, was invited to record for Blue Note Records. He made some of his most celebrated albums for the label, and also recorded there as a sideman with Milt Jackson, Art Blakey and Jimmy Smith.
Though not as often as when he booked his own tours on the 1960s chitlin circuit, Donaldson still occasionally travels the world for gigs. He's also still based in New York City, which makes it convenient for him to play weeklong runs at the Village Vanguard. Of late, he's done so about twice a year.
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- "Blues Walk" (Donaldson)
- "Wee" (D. Best)
- "What A Wonderful World" (Thiele/Weiss)
- "Fast And Freaky" (Donaldson)
- "Whiskey Drinkin' Woman" (Donaldson)
- "Alligator Bogaloo" (Donaldson)
- "Bye Bye Blackbird" (Henderson/Dixon)
- "Cherokee" (Noble)
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Poncho Sanchez and his Latin Band at NJPAC
October 19, 2010. Posted by Simon Rentner.Add new comment | Filed under: Jazz Alive
El conguero Poncho Sanchez performed with his 8-piece band at NJPAC's 4th Annual Encuentro Music Festival. WBGO recorded it live. The explosive set included some Willie Bobo tunes, Wayne Shorter's Juju, and some fiery latin-soul. Listen to the entire concert below.
The Danilo Perez Trio Live at NJPAC
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Last Saturday night, Danilo Perez celebrated an ambitious new recording "Providencia" at NJPAC's Victoria Theater. Bassist Ben Street and drummer Adam Cruz joins the pianist for a mesmorizing set of music. Selections include "Daniela's Chronicles," "Galactic Panama," "Historia de un Amor," and "The Oracle," all music from his 2010 Mack Avenue release.


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Simply a wonderful, four-minute film about the value of handwork and experiencing the world.
The philosopher Simone Weil defined prayer as "absolutely unmixed attention." The artist Ann Hamilton embodies this notion in her sweeping works of art that bring all the senses together. She uses her hands to create installations that are both visually astounding and surprisingly intimate, and meet a longing many of us share, as she puts it, to be alone together.
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Ann is a gift to the world in
Ann is a gift to the world in helping each person experience her work in spaces through their own individual life filters. Through Ann's work she permits the viewer to engage all their senses and value the element of time. As a scientist, I love best the sincerity of Ann's visual work joined with technology to better understand our spaces and how she merges the power of thought with the human body. Ann is truly a treasure to us all.
You say what I have trouble
You say what I have trouble putting into words, thank-you. I make art as well, totems, painted shoes, painted everything, and
people want to know what it "means to me", & I want to sound knowledgeable, articulate, & deep, and I usually shrug and say you
either like it or you don't. I enjoyed listening to you this morning on On Being.
At about the 25 minute mark
At about the 25 minute mark in your conversation with Ms. Hamilton, you stated, "I went to Israel and went to the west wall..." The west wall is in East Jerusalem. In the eyes of most of the people of the world, East Jerusalem is not a part of Israel. Since this subject is one of the most contentious in the conflict between the State of Israel and the Palestinians, you would have done your listeners a service by making a simple distinction in your travel: You visited Israel, and while you were there, you decided that you would also visit East Jerusalem.
In the Truth and Beauty
In the Truth and Beauty equation too often Beauty is not pursued or not revealed.
Not the case with Ann Hamilton whose work is right in the balance.
The Wall is in Occupied East
The Wall is in Occupied East Jerusalem, not Israel. No state entity recognizes Israel's annexation of this area nor its claim that Jerusalem is the capital of Israel. No country has an embassy in Jerusalem. With all the thoughtful sensitivity of which she is capable, Krista should also be aware of the way in which propaganda can shape thought despite contrary but clear legal, social and economic realities
I was called yesterday by a
I was called yesterday by a 90 year old friend who told be about the show. "You will love this Annie" rhoda said,"It sounds just like our conversations with each other" Rhoda was my neighbor when I was growing up, and we have maintained a friendship even with our 30+ age difference. I am also a make who is interested in what words and objects do in the world to bring people together. I will listen to this show again and take notes, catch phrases that made flickers in my brain.
many thanks.
I am really attracted to the
I am really attracted to the connectivity and mindfulness of creating here. Inspiration, letting go and receiving, all part of a wonderful journey.
Thank you so much. Loved your
Thank you so much. Loved your show.
That's art, everything can be
That's art, everything can be beautiful.
By the way... Let me introduce, my name Sendy Yulfizar Kuswara (Adiew Cen).
I'm from Indonesia.
Nice to know you.
Adiew Cen Official Website – Art, Life, Music, and Photography
Thank you so much for
Thank you so much for introducing Ann Hamilton to me. It was an immense joy to listen to you two talk. This conversation is giving me so much inspiration and happiness. Will start to read about her and her work now. Thank you.
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LOVE this interview. I first
LOVE this interview. I first saw Ann's work last year in Seattle at the HENRY art gallery. STUNNING! What is the name of the plastic polymer or rubber polymer she uses to photograph through? Her work with it is AMAZING! Brava for the variety of interesting people that Krista interviews.
Guest Ann Hamilton: Art is
Guest Ann Hamilton: Art is
Making soup this morning.
Making soup this morning. Putting aside a quilt top during the busy holidays. Thinking about my poet daughter, who recently took up knitting. Grappling with dissonance between colleagues in the writing department of my company. This program has helped me pull a thread to straighten the fabric of the heart work that lies ahead. With gratitude . . .
Perhaps most of us in
Perhaps most of us in radioland are simply needing to compensate for lives immersed in boxes, walking on level surfaces - repetitive stress of industrial life. LOVE AnnHamilton beginning immersed in love. Krista as well. It is the fountainhead.
I am grateful for such a rich offering - grist for our heart work.
Hand stitching baseballs on
Hand stitching baseballs on pajamas for a special nephew I was taken in immediately by her images of sitting with her grandmother while they read and stitched together - the hands moving as mine must to help me listen. The moments of taking each thing we make be it soup, planting or sewing as the moment we are engaged and present to what we need or want to do as sacred time. I then looked at her work and loved the installations. What a gift to have someone be able to take words as well as art and transform our day.
Ann does a masterful job of
Ann does a masterful job of bringing seemingly disconnected experiences of living into a beautiful penetrating portrait of the essence of life's meaning. love her mind and her questions..
The shared space of making
The shared space of making things, thinking about words that describe this process as well as the product, leads to:
1. Wikipedia's definition of wissenschaft:
Wissenschaft is the German language term for any study or science that involves systematic research. Wissenschaft incorporates science, learning, knowledge, scholarship and implies that knowledge is a dynamic process discoverable for oneself, rather than something that is handed down.
2. A recent PBS Newshour discussion (October 6 or so, 2015? Maybe off by quite a bit on this date) regarding the subtleties of the music and language in "Somewhere Over the Rainbow" - perhaps not the exact title - from the Wizard of Oz. The interview conversation went something like:
If, Music is the sound of feeling.
And, Words are the sound of thought.
Then, a Song is the feeling of thought.
This fits well with Ann Hamilton's quote - from who? - that
Hearing is a way to touch someone at a distance.
So, from text to textiles and from music, words, feeling and thought to/from hearing and touch.
I enjoyed the Ann Hamilton
I enjoyed the Ann Hamilton interview. Sounded like there was an audience with this one. I usually only hear On Being at around 7:30 a.m. as I'm going to work on Sunday mornings. I teach tennis in NJ. and I find the conversations always thoughtful, wakeful. Often I turn on the radio in mid-interview and it takes a few minutes to figure out who the person is and their profession or raison de etre. Ms. Hamilton seemed to be talking about a lot of things, but eventually I figured out she was an artist. It was after her description of the toothpick hide!! I have to see it.
All the best,
I spent several hours at Ms.
I spent several hours at Ms. Hamilton's installation at the Park Avenue Armoury at the end of 2012. It was inspiring and joyous. It brought people together in a way that rarely happens when viewing art. For those hours, we were all children in a fantastic playground.
Listening to you this morning
Listening to you this morning brought me out of the chasm of aloneness and grief and restlessness of the last few weeks. I am a Feldenkrais practitioner and have felt like "my experience" of the language of the body and the time and space it takes to remember and maybe even learn it is utterly outside of the world of people around me here in New York City and elsewhere. For years I have been holding a question - can I live and act from a place true to myself and yet be part of community. Anne's phrase alone together is such an elegant version of that thought. I was almost ready to move to Columbus Ohio to have some of the "together" with a like minded person!! Thank you!
I usually just write. When I
I usually just write. When I'm tired, I'm inspired. Then my hands make type. Ever heard of synaesthesia? [the production of a sense impression relating to one sense or part of the body by stimulation of another sense or part of the body.] In any case, many of the things you said resonated in me. Gratitude endless.
Might it not be that all
Might it not be that all there ultimately is is the perfection of the "organism" functioning with as little of the so-called person in the way?
I absolutely loved what Ann
I absolutely loved what Ann said about not separating her worlds and that if the kitchen is blended with the studio then she doesn't feel so anxious about "making time" for art. That if you make a pot of soup, it's still making. I feel exactly the same way. There's a connection between all my activities and I see no difference between making art or chopping vegetables.
In other words, it's all good.


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NEH in the News
NEH-funded exhibition Revealing the African Presence in Renaissance Europe opens at the Walters Art Museum in Baltimore, from the Baltimore Sun.
Associate professor at Carnegie Mellon's School of Fine Arts awarded NEH grant to complete English translation of the centuries-old "Hamburg Dramaturgy" by G.E. Lessing, from the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
Ric Burns discusses his NEH-funded documentary Death and the Civil War on CBS News.
Review of the NEH-funded exhibition Revealing the African Presence in Renaissance Europe at the Walters Art Museum, from the Baltimore Sun.
NEH-funded digital projects Valley of the Shadow and the Dartmouth Dante Project featured in "Visiting Ancient Egypt, Virtually," from the New York Times.
"Humanities in the Digital Age" highlights NEH-funded Documenting Digital History and English Broadside Ballad Archive projects, from Inside Higher Ed.
NEH-funded exhibition Abraham Lincoln: A Man of His Time, A Man for All Times opens at Genesee Community College, from the Daily News.
University of Wyoming hosts NEH-funded traveling exhibition Manifold Greatness: The Creation and Afterlife of the King James Bible, from the Casper Star-Tribune.
The Hemingway Letters Project receives NEH grant to produce a volume of Ernest Hemingway's personal papers from 1923 to 1925, from the Centre Daily Times.
"Lincoln's lesser-known Emancipation document gets spotlight," on NEH's Emancipation Nation events commemorating the Preliminary Emancipation Proclamation, from Associated Press.


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A major cosmetics firm has teamed up with controversial eco warriors in a campaign to save the shark.
Lush Cosmetics are handing out leaflets, showing videos and even dressing as pirates in support of Sea Shepherd, the self-styled "eco-pirates".
The company are also giving all the proceeds of a new "shark fin" soap to the campaign to save sharks around the world.
The high street store is following in the footsteps of the Body Shop in getting involved in environmental activities.
However Sea Shepherd is a more controversial outfit who have been disowned by other environmental activists.
In contrast to Greenpeace, Sea Shepherd activists endorse a deliberate policy of sinking or sabotaging vessels they believe have violated international whaling laws.
As a result, Greenpeace has officially disavowed any connection to Sea Shepherd.
However Andrew Butler, campaigns manager at Lush, said the organisation was proud to be associated with Sea Shepherd.
He pointed out 90 per cent of the world's shark population has already been wiped out and 100 million sharks are killed every year.
He said: "We look to work with organisations who take action rather than just talk about it. I do not think Sea Shepherd are extreme, I think they are brave and doing what is necessary in these times.
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The latest explosions struck Thursday morning near Dujail, 80 kilometers (50 miles) north of Baghdad, as the pilgrims were heading to a shrine in the town of Samarra.
Raed Ibrahim, the head of the Salahuddin provincial health directorate, provided the death toll and says more than 60 were wounded.
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A 10-year-old boy with a pocket knife was threatening everyone in a Butler Street apartment.
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BRISTOL, Tenn. -- Carl Edwards clearly isn't conceding anything to Kyle Busch, and if this continues, the rivalry NASCAR fans seem to be clamoring for could be coming soon, too.
Edwards saw Busch lead 415 consecutive laps Saturday night at Bristol Motor Speedway, then used his bumper to nudge Busch's car aside with 30 laps to go, causing it to wiggle just enough so Edwards could drive by for his second consecutive victory in the Sprint Cup Series.
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Recently the radio and gauges on the dash stopped working suddenly and the car started to sputter. Then a few miles down the road, the car completely died. We took the battery to O'Reilly's and they tested it and told us that it was bad. So we went and purchased a new one. It's a day and a half later and the car started to do the same thing: radio stopped working, gauges stopped working and the car started to sputter. Had a mobile mechanic come out to replace the alternator but they said it was working fine. Possibly something draining the batter. Where can we start looking? Terminals hooking up to the battery? Bad wiring?
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