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A CHECKLIST FOR MURDER-Anthony Flacco
Robert Peernock appeared to have the ideal life; working as a pyrotechnics engineer and computer expert and coming home to his wife and daughter, Peernock projected the American dream. Even when he and his wife separated, it seemed amicable, just a small bump for the well-to-do family. But there was madness in his house: in private, Peernock was violent, subtly manipulative, and bordering on psychotic. But the horrifying details of his home life would only come to light after Peernock finally lost all control.
Peernock had come home, brutally beat both his wife and daughter, force fed them alcohol, and deliberately sent them to their death behind the wheel, staging it to look like a drunk driving accident. He didn't foresee that his daughter would survive, and even with years of abuse, her attempted murder, and horrendous injuries, he never anticipated that she would speak so powerfully against him.
Throughout his trial, Peernock claimed a massive government conspiracy against him. He hired and fired lawyers multiple times, deadlocking juries and spinning a web of lies. NEW YORK TIMES bestselling author Anthony Flacco (IMPOSSIBLE ODDS, THE ROAD OUT OF HELL) chronicles the sensational trial and all the terror that preceded it, looking deep into the mind of a deranged killer whose American dream was a waking nightmare for those trapped within it.
Once a successful whistleblower, Peernock denied his involvement in the murder, claiming a conspiracy against him on all levels. Confounding the justice system, hiring and firing lawyers, representing himself, saying everyone was against him. After numerous tense trials, Peernock was finally sentenced to life in prison, though those close to him still live in fear. A CHECKLIST FOR MURDER: The True Story of Robert John Peernock-Anthony Flacco
MURDER IN GROSSE POINTE PARK-Steve Miller
Investigative reporter, and author of Nobody's Women, Steve Miller makes a thoroughly researched inquiry into a murder that rocked the privileged world of Grosse Pointe, Michigan.
Bob Bashara: husband, father, Rotary Club president and community leader.
Bob Bashara: slumlord, philanderer and BDSM enthusiast.
Did he also hire a hit on his wife?
Jane Bashara lived in Grosse Pointe Park, one of Metro Detroit's wealthiest communities, when she was strangled to death in her own garage by local handyman Joe Gentz. When Joe turned himself in, he told the cops everything— including how he was hired for a hit by Jane's husband. His payment: $2,000 and a used Cadillac.
Born into one of Michigan's elite families, Bob was sweeping out the back alley of a property he owned when his wife was being killed. He made sure the bartenders at the Hard Luck Lounge saw him there at the time of her murder. He'd often brought girlfriends by the same bar, and for the last year had been seen with one Rachel Gillett—riding around town in her convertible, even showing up at BDSM events in the suburbs of Detroit. .
When Joe Gentz confessed, his 67 IQ and barfly reputation made him less than credible. Bob successfully denied any part in his wife's murder. But he couldn't deny his attempt to have Joe killed in prison. MURDER IN GROSSE POINTE PARK-Privilege, Adultery and the Killing of Jane Bashara-Steve Miller
The Year of The Monkey and YOU!
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Happy Chinese New Year! This is the year of the Red Fire Monkey. So what can we expect and what does this mean for YOU??? Tune in tonight at 11pm to find out more
2016 Reboot: Chinese New Year of the Fire Monkey and How To Prepare for It
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If 2016 didn't start out good, Host Rev. Sue shares how to "reboot" and start all over again in time for the
Chinese New Year of The Fire Monkey by clearing your house and opening yourself up to infinite possibilities.
Murder Talk Show 1-714-364-4559 Guest Call-In Number
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Daniel Martinez talks about his management company Di-Cypher
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The CEO of Di-Cypher, a managment and lifestyle firm, Daniel Martinez joins us to talk about his company and what he does. In addition we also discuss Daniel's book which is out right now! In addition we discuss Di-Cypher partnering up with Legends of The Cage and how the company plans to help out the sport of mixed martial arts.
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Roger Narvaez discusses his MMA career
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Roger Narvaez drops by Funky Monkey MMA Radio to discuss his run in the UFC and what the future holds for him. With dreams of achieving greatness inside and outside of the cage, Roger promises to put on a spectacular performance in his next fight. Dive deep into the mind of a UFC veteran who is still on the hunt for greatness and will allow nothing in his path to stop him from getting there.
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2-3-16-Dr. Hildy and Dr. Kik-Chinese Year of Fire Monkey plus Donnie Yen Movies
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Wednesday, February 3, 2016, 1:00-3:00PM Pacific
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HOUR 1 - This week on One Cell One Light Radio, Dr. Hildy welcomes to the first hour of the show returning guest Dr. Kathleen I. Kimball, Feng Shui geomancer, expert in world art, and better known as Dr. KIK, to discuss the year of the Fire Monkey and it's impact on our lives! Monkeys tend to be smart, clever and intelligent, especially in their career and wealth. They are lively, flexible, quick-witted and....MORE CLICK HERE:
HOUR 2 - In the second hour of the show, Dr. Hildy will discuss something that is near and dear to her heart: Chinese cinema! Returning guest Veronica Hendricks will join Dr. Hildy to discuss Chinese actor Donnie Yen, who starred in 2014's The Monkey King, as well as Hero, and the IP Man series, and American films such as Highlander: Endgame, Blade II, and the upcoming Star Wars spinoff, Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, which will finally tell the story of the event in the Star Wars universe that started it all: the Rebel theft of the plans for the Death Star. MORE at the website - CLICK HERE: https://onecellonelightradio.wordpress.com/2016/02/03/dr-hildy-drkik-fire-monkey-plus-monkey-king/
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What's the Year of the Monkey got to do with You? Featured Guest: Katie Rogers
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Catch Your Spirit is back on air with a new season of guests and readings.
Starting off the season is featured guest, Feng Shui Consultant Katie Rogers offering us insight into the new Chinese New Year - the Year of the Monkey.
The term feng shui literally translates as "wind-water" in English.
The feng shui practice discusses architecture in metaphoric terms of "invisible forces" that bind the universe, earth, and humanity together, known as qi.
Katie Rogers, Reiki Master, arborist, artist/writer/filmmaker. She is a certified Feng Shui consultant in the Tibetan Black Hat tradition - she's been practicing for 15 years. She offers on-site and distance consultations for residents, businesses, and just about anything that can be feng shui'd (yes, including parties) as well as on-going classes and workshops.
Her intention is to help clients live their best and happiest lives possible through the amazing art/science of Feng Shui. It works!
It's the year of the Red Monkey. Join us and find out all about it!
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Code Connection - A Look At The Year Of The Fire Monkey
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Jesse takes a look at how the Year of the Fire Monkey codes out. What does it really mean? What lessons and blessings does it bring? Are we getting overloaded with Fire energy with all of the planetary influences as well?
Code Interpretation allows me to share truth of things. It gives insights that allow for foresight and Divine wisdom. Forewarned is well armed. It allows us to stand in peace instead of getting wrapped up in the competition that sweeps us away and separates us from Divine presence. Here I look at compassionate ways to handle the ebbs and flows of life; and breaking the programming that is instilled in us from the moment we incarnate. Through this show, Code Connection, I delve into all the topics you want to know about, wonder about; and share with you ways to deal with what is happening in the world. While we do not want to focus on the negative heavy energy; we do want to know what it is about so that we can make wiser choices in our lives, and to hold the space of Divine energy instead of turning our power over to a few. Choice is our God/Goddess given gift; and it is important that we use it to be our own expression of the Divine essence; instead of being what we are told to be by those operating outside of the space of Compassion and disconnected from Divine self.
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Happy Chinese New Year the year of the Monkey! What does it mean for you?
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Happy Chinese New Year! February 8th marks the beginning of the year of the Monkey. What lies in store for you? And, owing to it's 5000 year old existence, understanding what the year of the Monkey means to you can prove to be astoundingly timely and accurate. Listen in as we discuss things to do and not do so you can have a prosperous new year!
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- Indy just shooting the Egyptian swordsman who had just challenged him to a fight. Possibly the most famous Throw It In in the history of cinema, and a defining moment for the character. Also doubles as a Crowning Moment of Funny.
- And one the guy playing the shootee, considering he was hired for his sword-fighting prowess, and not his ability to do a convincing backwards pratfall.
- The Lord lets the Nazis know just what He thinks of the National Socialist agenda. And THAT, folks, is why you don't take the Ark of the Covenant lightly.
- And not just frying the Nazi soldiers and melting the leaders' faces]] when they open the Ark, either. Earlier there's the scene with the Ark in a box with the Nazi swastika on it. The Nazi emblem (not to be confused with the original Hindu-Buddhist swastika) gets burned off from inside the box. God's personalized Mene Mene Tekel Upharsin to the Third Reich.
- Indy retakes the Ark from an entire platoon of Nazi troops singlehandedly, showing us all just how potent the Indy Ploy really can be.
- We must elaborate, Indy is literally thrown under a bus! No seriously. And they STILL can't stop him!!! Indiana Jones is a Colonel Badass, just not a Colonel.
- He did become one during WWII for the OSS.
- We must elaborate, Indy is literally thrown under a bus! No seriously. And they STILL can't stop him!!! Indiana Jones is a Colonel Badass, just not a Colonel.
- The awesome fist fight with a guy twice his size in front of a rotating plane. And Marion gunning down Nazis from inside it.
- The bar fight in Nepal. Rather than dramatic orchestral scores, it's a lot of rough and bloody fighting loaded with flames covering every surface of the building, props getting smashed, and a Giant Mook responding to having his arm set on fire by trying to punch Indy with it.
- The villains are getting away in a submarine! What now? Swim to the sub and climb aboard, obviously. Blatant use of the Rule of Cool, of course, because the hatch was already closed (so Indy can't get inside without being noticed), there's no room to hide inside a U-boat anyway, and he obviously can't just cling to the hull all the way through the Mediterranean. Still really, really awesome.
- A deleted scene showed him holding on to the periscope.
- Made even better when Captain Katanga tells one of his men to locate Indy after the Nazi reclaim the Ark and Marion. The crewman immediately points him out: stowing away on the sub. The whole crew of the ship cheers him on, accompanied by an epic reprise of the Raider's Theme and Katanga's joyous salute to a drenched but undefeated Indy seals the awesome package.
- Question: What do you do when you try to steal a Nazi uniform but it's the wrong size?
Answer: You knock out the Nazi guard berating you for being drunk with one punch and take his uniform.
- Marion drinking Belloq under the table. Sure, Toht showing up renders it moot, but it's still awesome.
- One for Sallah for noticing the dates were poisoned and managing to catch it mid-air just as Indy was about to let it fall in his mouth.
Sallah: Bad dates.
- The entire movie making even the most mundane parts of Archeology look cool with the right music and tone. Special mention goes to the map room scene and using the Surveying tool to pin point where the Ark is. Lastly Indy, Sallah and a group of diggers loyal to him start digging the Ark site right under the Nazi's nose.
- Marian, subverting the Damsel in Distress cliche at every opportunity. She never once waits for Indy to save her.


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Hi Ben I don't know if this will help, but I had the same problem with my Galaxy Mk3 Everything seemed to work ok (spring loaded locking mechanism - tested with a screwdriver , released ok with the bonnet latch) but the bonnet just couldn't push the first part of the mechanism out of the way to get to the locking mechanism So, being careful not to trap my fingers I just moved the yellow catch slightly while closing the bonnet and voila, bonnet closed ok Hope this helps Ian


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Hi. I'm a final year product design student, currently undertaking my final design project about balcony gardening. My particular focus is for for those who are older and may have had to downsize (leaving behind a much beloved garden) to a smaller property or apartment with limited room/ balcony to garden in. I am looking at designing some kind of gardening set that would help to enable the user to make the most of this space. The inspiration for this project is my Grandma who loves gardening but who now doesn't feel able to and so gets somebody else to tend with it, meaning she loses out to some extent on the joy of gardening. If anybody has any thoughts and ideas on this I'd be really greatful!
depends on which floor your balcony is? I remember that there was a lot more wind at third floor level than at ground level.
Also depends if your balcony is made up of just bars or glass panels. I grew sweet peas in pots which then went up some plastic netting secured in front of a non-opening window. Also in pots Nemophila baby blue eyes and penny black. Also pelagoniums did well, 5+ years out of them.
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A longtime entrepreneur and Lean Process Maverick with deep experience in IT, Performance Marketing and International Project Management, Kumar brings over twelve years of Business Leadership to Rush49. As the CEO and visionary, Kumar has guided the company in its goal to create a web and mobile-based marketing solution specializing in Events and Experiences.
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Kanoj has been instrumental in establishing the Technology Development Center in India/US and invaluable in procuring talent for Rush49 during consistent expansion.
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Jacki is a seasoned Business Development Executive, who has brought organization and execution to Rush49. She has been instrumental in growing revenue to multi-million dollar levels and in implementing vertical specialization as way to differentiate Rush49 among the competition. She continues to guide the company into new verticals such as: Space; Group and Corporate Sales.
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Matt currently works with many of the companies you see on Rush49 to bring our members the best deals possible. He is also responsible for growing our expanding roster of Merchant Partners, building relationships with businesses around the country whose products and services meet our high standards.
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Drawing on years of winning experience as a National Account Executive, Dave flawlessly navigates the world of internet marketing, always seeking and finding new and better ways to add value to clients. He carefully manages merchant accounts and helps to identify additional marketing strategies to meet client needs.
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Dan is a seasoned sales rep who knows how to find the best events and activities to feature on Rush49, but he is not your typical rep. He is a very perceptive rep whose enthusiasm for activity deals is both fun and infectious. When he is not busy winning Facebook contests, he is improving his Xbox gaming skills.
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In a pinch, Steve Cohen has made himself a few zip-up fleece jackets with only a travel sewing kit and some Silly Putty at his disposal. Alone in the woods and miles from home, Ray Dalio has been known to fashion slingshots out of the remains of wildebeests. Having blown through all his 100-count packs already and not wanting to catch anything, George Soros has constructed condoms out of strips of bacon; old tea bags; and British pounds. According to Dealbook, however, today they must all bow down to the master.
John Paulson, the billionaire hedge fund manager, will be forever known on Wall Street as the man who made nearly billions shorting subprime mortgages. But on Monday night at the United States Open men's singles final, DealBook witnessed Mr. Paulson do something that, while not nearly as remunerative, was almost as impressive: He turned his necktie into an ascot…As the match wore on into the night, the temperatures dropped into the 50s and spectators grappled with how to stay warm. But Mr. Paulson, unable to avail himself of the U.S.T.A.-issued blanket and possibly reluctant to spend money on a Polo fleece, chose a different approach. Early in the fifth set, Mr. Paulson removed his tie and unbuttoned the top button of his shirt. He then wrapped the tie around his neck and transformed it into an ascot, providing additional warmth for the duration of the match.
Give A Bill Ackman A Fish And You'll Feed Him For A Day. Teach A Bill Ackman To Fish And He'll Hire You To Work At Pershing Square. (Ditto Re: Tennis Lessons.)
How do the world's leading hedge fund managers go about assembling their teams? While some choose the standard head hunter and "pitch me a stock" route with candidates who've had at least a few years of business experience and proven track records, others prefer a more outside the box approach. Bridgewater Associates, for instance, has said that instead of going after veterans of Wall Street, it prefers to hire people straight out of college, when their minds are still malleable. Founder Ray Dalio has stated: "Interest in the subject matter is a minor consideration…We are first interested in people's values, second interested in their abilities, and least interested in their precise skills. We want independent thinkers who are willing to put aside their egos to find out what is true."
Similarly, Pershing Square's Bill Ackman, who has never been one to follow the crowd, eschews the typical hiring process in identifying talent. Instead, Ackman relies on gut instincts when it comes to making personnel calls, many of which occur outside the confines of the investing world. For example, a former analyst named Oliver White was hired after serving as Ackman's guide on a fishing expedition in Tierra del Fuego. (Per Christine Harpers's Confidence Game: "For six days, Ackman and White, a philosophy graduate from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, talked and fished. White explained technical details to Ackman about fly selection, casting the line, and luring the fish. Meanwhile, Ackman spotted the next member of Pershing Square's investment team. "At the end of his stay, he asked me– no, he told me– I should come to New York and work for him.") While Ackman was obviously impressed with White's talent, it seems the offer was made on the basis of spending six days peering into the guy's soul and seeing something special he knew in his plums would carry over into the investing world, rather than as a barter deal for more fishing lessons. In other cases, people have been asked to join the Pershing team after dazzling Ackman with a skill he wanted to acquire.
Days after Bill Ackman won control of Canadian Pacific Railway Ltd. (CP), the nation's second-largest railway, he was at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center trying to control his backhand against Wall Street's biggest hitters. "My groundstrokes were actually pretty good," the 46- year-old chief of Pershing Square Capital Management said toward the end of play at the R Baby Foundation doubles tournament. The event was a fundraiser to aid emergency pediatric care. "I had too many unforced errors."
On Saturday, his partner was Elena Piliptchak of Tiger Europe Management, who played for Kansas State University and was the lone female competing. Ackman's partner was 25-year-old Mariusz Adamski, a business major and No. 1 doubles player at Wake Forest University in North Carolina. After they were introduced three years ago by Jeffrey Appel, an investment banker, Ackman hired Adamski at Pershing.
Where will Bill find his next super star? Let us be the first to suggest the ranks of street magicians, as they have have all the classic BA lures including the possession of a skill he most likely doesn't have and would like to learn and natural stage presence.
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Denver busker Dred Scott is still trying to make sense of the fact that he has gone from street musician to Internet sensation in a matter of months.
David Adebonojo, who performs under the name of the slave who unsuccessfully sued to free himself and his family, is something of an institution in downtown Denver. Over the past five years, his bluesy acoustic covers of popular songs, including Marvin Gaye's "What's Going On" and Prince's "Purple Rain," have drawn a following among passers-by intrigued by the talent of a homeless musician.
But in the past four weeks, his audience has become international. YouTube clips of his performance have collected more than 500,000 clicks since early July.
The man who galvanized his career is also a local fan: Denver musician and producer Tyler Ward, who first heard "this amazing voice" one evening after having dinner downtown.
Ward walked toward the singer and found a man whose appearance suggested a streetworn, dreadlocked version of actor Don Cheadle. Scott's forearms were raked with scars, muddled by tattoos and stubbled with knotted souvenirs of the untreated infections common among the chronically homeless.
But his eyes were clear and direct, and in his backpack was a copy of "Devils of Loudun," Aldous Huxley's nonfiction novel about demonic possession. Scott's voice was steady and powerful as he sang.
"I listened for 20 minutes and started talking to him," Ward says.
Scott gave him a precis of his recent life, hopping from one homeless shelter to another.
Ward was sold. He teamed up with Trey Noran, a minister who helps Denver's homeless through outreach group His Love Street, and arranged to record an extended-play disc of covers called "Live From the 16th Street Mall." Sales would go to His Love Street to help Scott and other homeless people. The videos went viral. To date, Scott's take on "Purple Rain" has earned a half-million views.
Scott's is the sort of story that Hollywood loves.
The son of Nigerian-born pediatrician and author Festus Adebonojo and Episcopal priest Mary Adebonojo, Scott was born in San Francisco. He grew up in Philadelphia, spent a year or two at a boarding school in Nigeria and returned to the U.S. His cousin taught him to play the guitar.
"I sang for fun, but I didn't think I had a talent for music," he said.
He listened to music by Cab Calloway, Robert Johnson, Duke Ellington, Otis Redding, Stevie Wonder, Jimi Hendrix, Scott Joplin "because the music I tend to listen to is out (for) at least 10 years."
After high school, Scott went to a community college near Sacramento, Calif., "the most boring place to live in California," he said, "but ever since I'd moved back from Nigeria, I felt like a fish out of water anyway, like someone who wasn't American. Americans are, in a lot of ways, proud to be idiots."
To the dismay of his parents — his father graduated from Harvard; his mother from Yale — he studied automotive technology, thinking about becoming a mechanic.
At about the same time, between 1986 and 1989, Scott embraced the Grateful Dead. He joined the small legion of Deadheads following the band from concert to concert. When he recounts the 1980s, it's as "the year Jerry (Garcia) got sick," or "the year a bunch of shows got canceled."
After getting caught selling LSD at a Dead concert in Massachusetts, he served some prison time. That launched a cycle of using and selling drugs, getting arrested and serving time — something he describes as "catching a case."
He caught more cases in Florida, in Minnesota, in California and, starting in 1996, caught a half-dozen more cases in Colorado. Most were misdemeanors, but from 1998 to 2006, he served a prison term and then spent time in a halfway house, on drug-related felony charges.
"When I got out in 2006, I had a stack of music I'd written in prison but very little in the way of marketable skills," Scott said.
He moved to a unit in a run-down Aurora apartment building riddled with bedbugs but lost his room after falling behind in rent. He took his guitar to downtown Denver to busk on the 16th Street Mall. At night, he slept at homeless shelters or squatted in an abandoned building.
Scott became something of an institution on the downtown mall and beyond. The Sunday brunch crowd at Racine's, a short hike from downtown, knew his music and sometimes gave him money.
"Our guests seemed to really enjoy his music because he was so good," said Lee Goodfriend, one of Racine's owners.
"And he was super-nice."
On good days, he brought in lots of cash. But on bad days, he'd earn "maybe a dollar, and then a string would break," or someone would steal his guitar.
"I've been through half a dozen guitars," Scott said.
"The last one was stolen. I got this one from a church outreach."
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Then Tyler Ward approached him in late June. Would Scott give him permission to make a video of a couple of performances and post them on Tyler's Internet music channel?
"I was like, yeah, yeah, that sounds really cool, but I don't even have an e-mail address," Scott said. He was surprised when Ward chased him down a few days later, recording equipment in tow.
Ward wasted no time in making an extended play recording of Scott covering "What's Going On" and "Purple Rain."
When he posted the videos, Scott's bluesy, sorrowful take on Prince's song got more than 507,000 clicks and more than 1,000 purchases through iTunes. Reporters started calling. Ward asked Noran, of His Love Street, to shepherd Scott's media inquiries and help Scott with logistics.
"When I gave Dred the checks from iTunes, I was a little worried," Noran said, "but when I asked him about the checks two days later, he pulled them out of his pocket. Someone else would've cashed them and spent it."
They deposited the money in a new bank account. Scott found an apartment in Aurora where he's staying temporarily. Lannie Garrett, whose Lannie's Clocktower Cabaret is a venue for edgy, unconventional music, arranged for Scott to perform there Sept. 28.
Interviews and articles began popping up on local media. CBN, the Christian Broadcasting Network, wanted an interview. CNN called, too.
So did Prince's legal representatives, telling Ward to take down Scott's version of "Purple Rain." That stopped the iTunes checks but also frustrated Scott's online fan base.
"I'm crying you guys because I want to buy his album and help him but I can't," wrote fffunfarm on Ward's YouTube channel.
"Get him off the streets."
Disappointed by the injunction, Scott is philosophical.
"You have to play songs that got a lot of airplay so people will say, 'Oh, that's my favorite song' and give you money. But I have my own music. One of the depressing things about the 20th century is the mass media saying if you haven't heard something on the radio, then it's not worth listening to."
Garrett plans to give him a chance to prove the mass media wrong. She worries a little about how Scott will handle the barrage of attention.
Earlier this year, Ted Williams, another homeless man, found himself a national celebrity when a YouTube video called him the Man With The Golden Voice. Williams received offers of radio jobs but quit rehab and fell into obscurity.
"I think sudden fame would be tough for anyone, but I think Dred would do OK, as long as it's about the music," Ward said.
Garrett thinks Scott has a strong chance.
"The difference between that other guy and Dred is that Dred has been sober for a good many years, and that's going to make all the difference in the world," she said.
"If he was still drinking and drugging, I wouldn't open my doors. You know, I always wanted to be in show business, always wanted to be a singer, and I got started really late. I know how it feels not to make your living at your passion," Garrett said.
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ESPN Radio's Mike Golic summed up the Arizona Cardinals' quarterback situation rather succinctly.
"It's just horrific and stunning," he told Arizona Sports 620's Burns and Gambo Friday.
Golic, whose show "Mike & Mike" poked fun at the Cardinals this week, said he's shocked at how an NFL team could struggle so badly at that position.
But the Cardinals have, and coming off a franchise-worst loss to Seattle, there is speculation that head coach Ken Whisenhunt's job is very much in jeopardy.
That makes sense, according to Golic.
"Something's not working, while we talk about people losing their jobs nobody likes to see anybody lose their job, but something's got to happen," he said. "I mean, at the very least you have to start a list on what quarterback you want in there, and any quarterback at this point is probably going to suffice."
That quarterback, Golic believes, has yet to don a Cardinals uniform.
"The next quarterback that's going to lead the Cardinals to anywhere is not on the roster," he said.
Golic noted that Kevin Kolb has played well at times, but his inability to stay healthy means the Cardinals should find someone else.
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On Monday we'll celebrate Washington's Birthday, and no one else's.
On Monday America will celebrate a day that isn't. Millions of desk and wall calendars will show the third Monday of February as "Presidents' Day," but there is no such thing and thereby hangs a tale.
Sixty-one years ago, in 1951, a Californian named Harold Stonebridge Fischer formed the President's Day National Committee with the intention of creating a holiday that would honor the office of the presidency, but no particular president. He found some like-minded people to fill out his committee and push the idea and he must have acquired some financial donors, for he was executive director of the committee for the next two decades.
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In 1968 sentiment grew for a Uniform Monday Holiday Act that would move several national holidays from their specific dates to the nearest Monday, thereby reducing down-time for the economy and giving workers a series of three-day holidays. An early draft of the enabling bill would have renamed the Washington's Birthday holiday "Presidents' Day" to honor both Washington and Lincoln, whose birthday is on February 12 and has never been a national holiday.
The bill passed and was signed into law as the Uniform Monday Holiday Act on June 28 that year. George Washington's birthday, February 22, was moved from that date to the third Monday of the month and remains officially, the George Washington's Birthday Holiday. The term "Presidents' Day" is not mentioned in the Act.
Some Lincoln devotees saw the name "Presidents' Day" as an opportunity to use the new dating of the holiday to honor both men. Three states, Illinois, Missouri and Connecticut set February 12 aside as a state holiday to specifically honor Lincoln.
Other states have their own take on the George Washington's Birthday Holiday. Massachusetts state law requires the governor to issue a "Presidents' Day" proclamation on May 29 every year to honor four presidents with roots in the state: John Adams, John Quincy Adams, Calvin Coolidge and John F. Kennedy.
Alabama calls the holiday "Washington and Jefferson Day," although Thomas Jefferson was born in April.
Used car and mattress salesmen, however, love what they call "Presidents' Day," as they salivate over plans for three-day weekend sales. Beginning in the 1980s advertisers began to use the "Presidents' Day" designation apparently because it had a snappier sound than "Washington's Birthday." The growing repetition of the fake name led calendar producers do put it on their products without verifying it.
It has been said that a day that honors all presidents honors none. After all, who stops to think about William Henry Harrison, Franklin Pierce, or Chester A. Arthur on the third Monday of February? Many people may be confused about the day, but the Wikipedia Encyclopedia isn't. If you go to Wikipedia and enter "Presidents' Day," it will redirect you to "Washington's Birthday." As will Google.
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The Justice Department filed suit against key provisions of North Carolina's worst-in-the-nation voter suppression law in federal court today. The lawsuit alleges that North Carolina's harsh voter ID law, cutbacks to early voting, elimination of same-day registration during the early voting period and ban on counting provisional ballots cast in the wrong precinct violate Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act. The Department also argues that these voting changes were enacted with intentional discrimination and thus North Carolina should have to approve all of its voting changes with the federal government for a period of time.
"By restricting access and ease of voter participation, this new law would shrink, rather than expand, access to the franchise," Attorney General Eric Holder said at a press conference today. Days after the Supreme Court struck down Section 4 of the Voting Rights Act, "the state legislature took aggressive steps to curtail the voting rights of African-Americans," said Holder. "This is an intentional attempt to break a system that was working."
The DOJ case comes on the heels of three lawsuits filed by civil rights groups in August challenging North Carolina's voting restrictions. The Department has also recently filed suit against Texas's voter ID law and redistricting maps.
Seven Southern states have passed or implemented new voting restrictions since that SCOTUS decision, and the North Carolina law is the most extreme yet. The law eliminates or curtails nearly everything that encourages people to vote in North Carolina, replaced by unnecessary and burdensome new requirements. The evidence of discrimination against African-American voters in the state is crystal clear: African-Americans are 23 percent of registered voters in North Carolina, but made up 29 percent of early voters in 2012, 30 percent of those who cast out-of-precinct ballots, 34 percent of the 318,000 registered voters without state-issued ID and 41 percent of those who used same-day registration.
From the complaint:
Against a backdrop of the State's history of voting discrimination against African Americans and a dramatic increase in the State's African-American voter turnout rates during the November general elections in 2008 and 2012, North Carolina enacted HB 589 with knowledge of the disproportionate effect that numerous provisions, both singly and together, would have on the equal political participation of minority voters. These provisions include the reduction of the early voting period, the elimination of same-day voter registration, and the imposition of voter photo identification requirements without reasonable safeguards for voters who face barriers to obtaining such identification.


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Mazzino Montinari was an Italian scholar of Germanistics. A native of Lucca, he became regarded as one of the most distinguished researchers on Friedrich Nietzsche, and harshly criticized the edition of The Will to Power, which he regarded as a forgery, in his book The will to power does not exist. After the end of fascism in Italy, Montinari became an active member of the Italian Communist Party, with which he was occupied with the translation of German writings. During 1953, when he visited East Germany for research, he witnessed the Uprising of 1953. Later, after the suppression of the 1956 Hungarian Revolution, he drifted away from orthodox Marxism and his career in party organizations. He did however keep his membership in the Italian Communist Party and stayed true to the aims of socialism. At the end of the 1950s, with Giorgio Colli, who was his teacher in the 1940s, Montinari began to prepare an Italian translation of Nietzsche's works. After reviewing the contemporary collection of Nietzsche's works and the manuscripts in Weimar, Colli and Montinari decided to begin a new, critical edition. [ - ]


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Care and support is based on values which respect the dignity, autonomy and uniqueness of human beings and so mental practitioners need to care about the people they are dealing with and demonstrate warmth, empathy and compassion.
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The 411: Hartsdale is a haven for commuters. The small Greenburgh hamlet is home to its own Metro-North station, and a bustling scene to serve the train's riders stretches down the picturesque Hartsdale Avenue. There, you can find places to grab an after-work drink, restaurants for eat-in or take-out dinners, boutiques for browsing, or just an easy morning coffee and bagel. (Be sure to dress that bagel with cream cheese from the Hartsdale Cheesery.) Those in need of more serious shopping brave the crowded, busy strip malls, filled with restaurants, chain stores, and movie theaters, lining Central Avenue. Not just a train depot, well-manicured residential areas also abound in Hartsdale, and you can find a mix of Tudors and homes from the 1930s together with more modern houses built in the 1950s and 1960s. In the charming "Poets Corner" neighborhood, streets ending in cul de sacs bear the names of famous writers such as Poe, Keats, Longfellow, and Chaucer.
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AN ANNUAL lambing event at an Overton farm will raise money for the NSPCC.
For the 16th year running, James and Jackie Crosbie Dawson are opening Northington Farm to the public to watch lambs being born.
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Being that it is Sunday afternoon and that I have been lazy and haven't posted anything for awhile, I thought it might be time for a TED Talk. "The Power of Vulnerability" by Brene Brown is one of my favorites. This one is a good one for days like today when things seem a little off because it reminds you that it is important to keep a few things in mind:
1. To let yourself be seen–deeply seen
2. To love with your whole heart even though there are no guarantees
3. To practice gratitude and joy, even in those moments of terror…to choose to be grateful instead of catastrophizing the situation.
4. To believe that you are enough
…And speaking of being vulnerable, currently I am in San Fransisco. Yesterday we thought it would be fun to go race board surfing at a break called Bolinas just north of here. Upon paddling out, we discovered a huge dead seal floating in the lineup.
It might as well have been a lure. Talk about vulnerability; I'm stoked that I still have both of my feet.


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Diaper duty is a whole lot easier when your cutie's distracted and you have the right products at hand. We've put together this list of the best of the best diapering essentials — from cloth diapers and diaper cream to diaper pails and bags. These must-haves come out on top with our community moms and bloggers so we're sure you'll love them too.
These one-size bumGenius diapers have brought modern cloth diapering back on the front page for a few WTE mamas. They adjust to fit from newborn to potty-training stages, and the snaps make them easy-to-use.
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Making some of the most reliable products on the market is something Milwaukee has succeeded at doing since they were first founded. New battery technology has been used in some of Milwaukee's new cordless products, making cordless drills and saws more powerful and longer lasting than ever before. Our inventory of Milwaukee products expands beyond the standard inventory seen in most popular hardware and construction stores. We sell and rent multiple models of tool styles and are able to match you with the perfect tool for your specific job. Whether your job requires a tool to cut, scrape, saw, drill, hammer, grind, or screw, we have the perfect one for you available from Milwaukee.


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Opinion piece on why Rift is a great game to pick up by new, prospective players. A huge variety of leveling mechanics to utilize and a great game overall to play. Mr.WaWa's blog discusses the main aspects of the game in a beginner's point of view.
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DENIAL: Simon Thomas of Llandybie stands accused of assault.
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A 39-year-old Llandybie man has appeared before magistrates to deny assault.
Simon Alan Thomas, of 27a Rawlings Road, pleaded not guilty at Llanelli magistrates to assaulting Rachel Hinton at her home on January 15.
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My summary and reaction to the Priesthood Session of General Conference: Elder Nelson: A very nice complement to President Monson's remarks of the morning session. Elder Nelson focused on missionaries and missionary work, reviewing why we have missionaries and what members should do to forward missionary efforts. He said that the Church has more than 52,000 missionaries serving in 300+ missions. FWIW, the number of missionaries has fallen for most of the past decade (probably due to the decline in the birthrate among members in the U.S.), and the Church has even had to reduce the number of missions... Read more »
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Notes on the Saturday Afternoon Session
Notes and reactions to the Saturday Afternoon Session of Conference: Elder Hales: Spoke of sending LDS materials to an old friend and getting a letter back from the friend complaining of terms that he didn't understand, such as "agency." Elder Hales said he confirmed that our definition wasn't in the online dictionary he consulted. He then gave a long description of our beliefs about agency, including the plan of salvation. Told story of being told to varnish a floor and literally "painting himself into a corner." I'm fascinated by the way that we, Mormons, use terms differently from others.... Read more »
Notes on the Saturday Morning Session
The following is my own summary and reactions to the Saturday Morning Session of General Conference. President Monson: Spoke rather briefly. He welcomed everyone to conference and mentioned that 4 Temples were dedicated since the last conference. He then announced plans to construct 5 additional Temples. He also urged members to serve missions, saying that it is an obligation and duty for young men, welcome from young women, and needed from senior couples. Read more »
Who Else is Passionate for Moderation?
Last General Conference Elder Quentin L. Cook suggested that we need to improve the quality of discourse in our country, following the Church's own statement of almost a year ago. And the suggestion may have drawn some action, since in July the Church-owned Bonneville Media's radio stations started letting the most egregious of its talk show hosts go, including Sean Hannity. More recently, the Deseret News stopped allowing comments on news story pages and KSL dropped comments altogether on its website, all because of the lack of civil discourse. The overall message seems clear: "Take it down a notch." Read more »
Give us this day our Daily, One-of-a-Kind, World-Famous, Awesome Magic Brand Bread
By Adrienne Cardon I was just a Beehive when those rosy, soft around the edges Homefront commercials rolled out on late-night television. These iconic spots featured families in motion, well-coifed moms and busy pops who metamorphosed from 90's corporate dads to storyteller/ballplayer dads in 30 seconds. Family, isn't it about time? asked the ads. They were a bit schmaltzy, they were a bit dewy, they were a bit, well backlit. But here's much forgotten takeaway – they were effective. This little tagline, this bookend to each commercial was extremely successful. Little by little,... Read more »
An Apostle on Muslims
Yesterday, I read the following comments on Muslims by an LDS Apostle: I am aware it is not without a great deal of prejudice that we as Europeans, and Americans, and Christians in religion and in our education, so called, have looked down upon the history of Muhammad, or even the name; and even now we may think that Islam, compared with Christianity as it exists in the world, is a kind of heathenism, or something dreadful… Read more »
Stop Forwarding Lies and Hate!
It happened again. Another batch of forwarded emails from my family, filled with misinformation, outright lies and sometimes even hate. Once again I went through them message by message, looking them up on snopes, responding to point out the misleading parts, the lies, and the hate. What should I do? Read more »
Temples & Mosques & Zoning
Although I grew up in the Washington D.C. suburbs when the Temple was being built, I don't remember the controversy and protests to its construction, since I was just a deacon when it was dedicated. I've been told that there were objections from the neighbors — one of the early examples of what has become a very normal part of constructing a Temple both in and outside of the U.S. Read more »
Redefining Morality in the Public Sphere
This past week more than 10,000 scientists launched the Vienna Declaration, a call for a major change in handling drug crimes and treatment. Noting that the global war on drugs has failed, the group wants governments to use scientific methods to determine policy instead of, as one health professional puts it, "a moralistic approach." Read more »
Please, Please, Sing Out!
I'm currently visiting my in-laws for a few weeks. I attended their ward on Sunday and once again was shocked at the difference in the singing there compared to my home ward. Why don't members sing the hymns in Sacrament Meeting here? Read more »
Saying RINO, DINO, MINO is KINO!
One comment I saw recently, after Senator Bob Bennett lost the Republican nomination to retain his seat, approved the move by the Utah Republican Party, saying that Bennett is a RINO. Read more »
Four Dead in Ohio
What if you knew her and / Found her dead on the ground? / How can you run when you know? Today is the 40th anniversary of the Kent State Massacre. Have we learned what we should have from the tragedy? Read more »
Mormon History, Brazilian Perspective — A Call for Papers
The Brazilian Association for Mormon Studies has issued a call for papers for its 2011 conference, with the theme "Mormon History from a Brazilian Perspective." Read more »
Mormons to Watch for the Next Six Months
Last year I looked at the information that many Mormons want to know each April, the understanding we want of the changes that have happened in the last six months and what that will mean for the next six months. Its time to do it again. Read more »
Higher Education and Mormon Culture
While discussing the development of Mormon culture at the recent Brazilian Mormon Studies Conference in São Paulo, Brazil, one friend told me that Mormon culture would really develop when there was an LDS University for members in Brazil to attend. Read more »
Feeding the Missionaries—in the Internet age
As life-long LDS Church members, my wife and I know the drill—how to feed the missionaries. Then, with our son serving an LDS mission, we got an email that changed everything. Read more »
Times and Seasons 2009 Mormon of the Year: Harry Reid
Times and Seasons has selected Harry Reid as Mormon of the Year for 2009. During 2009, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid was the most visible and influential Mormon politician in the world, shepherding Democratic legislative proposals through the U.S. Senate after the party's victories in the 2008 elections, including a landmark health care bill that represents one of the more controversial pieces of legislation to pass through the Senate in recent memory. Reid's off-the-cuff style has also led occasionally to unscripted remarks that have attracted a lot of attention. While Reid's faith is not always discussed as much as... Read more »
Vote for Mormon of the Year
This post opens the voting for Mormon of the Year. Votes will be taken until midnight Eastern Time on Thursday, January 7th, at which time the voting will close. The voting mechanism will attempt to restrict votes to one per person. The order of the choices is set at random, and is different each time the form is presented. THE WINNER OF THE ONLINE VOTE IS NOT NECESSARILY THE MORMON OF THE YEAR!!! Read more »
Nominate the 2009 Mormon of the Year
Its that time of year again. The media are already reviewing the important news stories of the year, Time has selected its Person of the Year; so we should get busy selecting the Mormon of the Year. For those who don't remember, last year at this time T&S selected Mitt Romney as the Mormon of the Year for 2008. I think the ground rules are basically the same as last year (suggestions about changes to the rules are welcome – I've tried here to clarify some assumptions we made in the rules last year): Nominees must be Mormon somehow —... Read more »
Are the Books Available?
It is a bit of a coincidence that, as I prepared my regular list of the books and other media mentioned in General Conference, one of the LDS discussion forums in Brazil I follow was lamenting the decision to discontinue selling classic LDS works in Portuguese, like Talmage's The Articles of Faith and LeGrand Richard's A Marvelous Work and a Wonder. Read more »
Peace Prize Shock
At first I thought it might be a joke of some kind. I waited for a "just kidding" qualification from the radio news announcer. Then the news item finished. The Nobel Peace Prize was awarded to Barack Obama. Read more »
A Call for Mormon Studies Papers — for Brazil
After a bit of work and discussion, a small group I'm working with has issued a call for papers for what may be the first academic conference on Mormonism not held principally in English. The conference will be held in São Paulo, Brazil this coming January. Read more »
Some Notes on the New Spanish LDS Bible
My copy of the new LDS edition of the Bible in Spanish arrived yesterday, one of the 750,000 copies printed recently (according to a contact I have in the Church department that prints these materials). So I thought I would pass on my impressions. Read more »
Overdoing Church?
Many years ago, a friend told me in jest, when I wondered about missing Church on Sunday, "There are only 48 lessons in the Priesthood manual. Attending anything more than that is brown-nosing." Read more »


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Lol blood would look cool, if that was what you wanted, maybe bloody hand print? xD Nice job!
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Defense of the Environment
The same corporate forces and economic system that exploit and brutalize the world's working class people are destroying the world's biosphere. These social policies and ecological destruction often overlap. Socialism is necessary to end the ecological destruction caused by capitalism. Our goal is a society that is in harmony with nature as it is in harmony with its own people.
October 19 on KPCC-FM in Los Angeles
On October 19, Marsha Feinland participated in a forum for minor party candidates for the U.S. Senate on the Patt Morrison program on KPCC-FM, 89.3 MHz, South California Public Radio. The other participants were Green candidate Duane Roberts and American Independent Party candidate Edward Noonan. The interview was conducted by Frank Stoltz.
October 12, Labor Video Project in San Rafael
Third party candidates were all excluded from the California gubernatorial debates between Jerry Brown and Meg Whitman. In this video, Peace and Freedom Party U.S. Senate candidate Marsha Feinland is interviewed by the Labor Video Project outside the Brown-Whitman debate of October 12, 2010.
October 4 on KQED-FM, San Francisco
October 1 on the California Channel
As part of the California Channel's Free Airtime Project, Marsha Feinland is interviewed by Michelle McCormick of the League of Women Voters.
September 2 on KPFA-FM, Berkeley
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Aunt Frances' Lemonade Recipe
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My sister and I spent a week each summer with Aunt Frances, who always had this thirst-quenching lemonade in a stoneware crock in the refrigerator. It tastes so much like fresh citrus. It made such a refreshing drink after a hot day running around the farm. —Debbie Reinhart, New Cumberland, PA.
- 5 lemons
- 5 limes
- 5 oranges
- 3 quarts water
- 1-1/2 to 2 cups sugar
- Squeeze the juice from four of the lemons, limes and oranges; pour into a gallon container.
- Thinly slice the remaining fruit and set aside for garnish. Add water and sugar; mix well. Store in the refrigerator. Serve over ice with fruit slices. Yield: 12-16 servings (1 gallon).
Originally published as Aunt Frances' Lemonade in Taste of Home August/September 1995, p25
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