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There must have been moments on the set of "She-Devil" where Roseanne Barr went into her dressing room and locked the door and asked herself what she was doing there, co-starring in a movie with the immortal Meryl Streep. We're in on the amazement, because Barr has done such a thorough job of documenting her life in comedy routines, in confessional interviews, in her book and on talk shows. Here is a woman who only a few years ago couldn't have gotten an autograph from Meryl Streep, let alone steal a scene from her.
There's a delicious element of sweet revenge in Barr's entire career. Here is the woman who proves, for all of us, that we could be TV stars and stand-up comics, if only we got a couple of breaks, because we've sure got more on the ball than the morons who are making it in show biz. And that sense of realized revenge is an undercurrent throughout "She-Devil," which works both on a fictional level and as a real-life demonstration that Barr and Streep are indeed right there in the same movie.
If Barr is correctly cast, so is Streep, who has always had a rich vein of comedy bubbling through her personal life - few people are merrier during interviews - but who has dedicated her career to playing serious or even tragic women, most of them with accents. Here she's given a juicy role to sink her teeth into: Mary Fisher, the best-selling romance novelist who seems like what would happen if the genes of Barbara Cartland, Jackie Collins and Danielle Steel were combined in the same trash compactor. It's a role that calls out for broad, fearless interpretation, and Streep has a lot of fun with it.
Barr's character is named Ruth, and she's a fat, plain suburban housewife with a mole on her upper lip that looks like a surgically implanted raisin. She is married, none too securely, to an accountant named Bob (Ed Begley Jr.), who dreams of moving up in the ranks of his profession by becoming an accountant to the stars. Fate grants his wish. He meets Mary Fisher during an incident involving a spilled drink at a charity benefit, and one thing leads to another so rapidly that he cruelly drops off his wife at home before ending up in bed with the lustful novelist.
The heart of the movie involves the revenge that Ruth takes out on her husband and Mary Fisher - revenge so thorough and methodical that she even takes time to jot down the areas of her husband's life she wants to destroy: first, his home; then his family, career and freedom, in that order. Bob has accused her of being a she-devil, and she is more than willing to play the role. She will haunt the faithless bastard until he wishes he had never heard of accounting, much less of Mary Fisher.
"She-Devil" was directed by Susan Seidelman, whose credits include "Desperately Seeking Susan," the underrated "Making Mr. Right" and the recent "Cookie." She has a sure touch for off-center humor, the kind that works not because of setups and punch lines, but because of the screwy logic her characters bring to their dilemmas. In the middle passages of this movie, she goes for broad comic strokes, especially in the way she portrays the gauche lifestyle of Mary Fisher, whose home looks like a Holiday Inn's wet dream. Streep, as Mary Fisher, has erected a glamorous fictional facade around the mundane actual facts of her life, and it is with grim precision that Barr's character pulls it to pieces.
When Zsa Zsa Gabor's treacherous schoolmate added 10 years to the actress' official age by producing that old school yearbook not long ago, I felt a twinge of sympathy for Gabor. If there is no honor among women lying about their ages, then what is sacred? But the Mary Fisher character in "She-Devil" is such a vain and snobbish woman that we can take a sadistic delight in Ruth's most devilish scheme, which is to disguise herself as a nurse, locate the novelist's feisty mother (Sylvia Miles) in an old folks' home and produce her to the press along with a detailed history of Mary Fisher's true past.
Begley, that tall, vaguely handsome and subtly bewildered actor from "St. Elsewhere," is the fulcrum for a lot of the humor. His character requires him to operate consistently from the basest motives: lust, greed and envy. He projects these emotions so effortlessly, I hope they're grooming him for the Donald Trump story. Willing to betray his wife on a moment's notice but yet more interested in Mary Fisher's body and fame than in the inner character she presumably possesses, he is a shallow and utterly worthless man, until the she-devil teaches him a lesson.
Debut movies are traditionally tricky for TV stars. For every Pee-wee Herman who finds the perfect movie vehicle, there's a Henry Winkler who doesn't. Barr could have made an easy, predictable and dumb comedy at any point in the last couple of years. Instead, she took her chances with an ambitious project - a real movie. It pays off, in that Barr demonstrates that there is a core of reality inside her TV persona, a core of identifiable human feelings like jealousy and pride, and they provide a sound foundation for her comic acting. The proof of it is that, on the basis of this movie, Streep didn't have to retire to her own dressing room to ask herself what she was doing in a movie with Barr.
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CAMBRIDGE — The federal government's decision to cancel a duty-free program on imported clothing has dealt a lethal blow to the John Forsyth Shirt Co. in Cambridge, but the move could also cut a swath through the apparel industry right across Canada.
Forsyth told its workers last week that the plant on Savage Drive would close on March 12, putting 110 people out of work.
The company, based in Mississauga, is blaming the cancellation of the federal Duty Remission Program, which refunded duties on imported clothing for garment companies that also maintained manufacturing facilities in Canada.
As much as 90 per cent of the clothing sold by Forsyth is manufactured overseas.
The loss of the program and the fact Forsyth had trouble landing new customers for the uniforms and high-end shirts it made in Cambridge spelled the end for the local operation, director of manufacturing Rick Droppo said Wednesday.
"Everyone is in a state of shock," he said. "We've always known we have an uphill battle to try and get work, but it's still a shock."
It still hasn't been decided whether the workers will get severance payments because Forsyth is currently seeking court protection from creditors, he said.
He expected Forsyth to survive the court process.
Officials at Forsyth's head office, including executive vice-president Oliver Morante, were unavailable for comment Wednesday.
The Cambridge plant made uniforms for Tim Hortons and the Toronto Transit Commission and shirts under such labels as Harry Rosen and Nordstrum.
Meanwhile, the loss of the duty-remission program, implemented in 1988 to soften the impact of free trade, could be felt far beyond Cambridge, says the Canadian Apparel Federation.
Bob Kirke, executive-director of the federation, said 60 to 70 garment companies across Canada benefited from the program.
"Most, if not all, will either reduce their footprint or eliminate it," he predicted in a telephone interview from Ottawa.
He estimated 2,500 to 3,000 jobs could be at risk with the demise of the program.
The duty program "anchored domestic production," said Kirke, who sounded livid about the cancellation.
"We were strongly against these (duty remissions) being removed. I think it shows absolutely no foresight on the part of the government."
Although the program was temporary, the government kept extending it for years, then abruptly cancelled it without prior notice, Kirke said.
The federation, which has about 300 members in total, received the news in a letter from federal Finance Minister Jim Flaherty on Dec. 15, he said.
"You have 110 people that will be out of work (in Cambridge). We will send those jobs to Bangladesh and I'm not really sure how the minister of finance justifies that."
The loss of the duty remission program has also had an impact in Guelph.
Behar-Cline Manufacturing, which makes men's dress shirts at a plant on Elizabeth Street, is letting its 20 manufacturing employees go at the end of March.
The layoff will leave just three employees to handle administration and distribution of boy's clothing made overseas, said Laurie Miller, an accountant at Behar-Cline.
Without the duty program, "It is no longer cost-efficient to manufacture in Canada," she said.
Based in Miami, Behar-Cline has had operations in Guelph for about 15 years, Miller said.
Kirke said there were problems with how the duty remission program was operated. Some companies stopped importing clothes, but transferred their refunds to other firms, he said.
But those problems were minor and could have been corrected without cancelling the whole program, he said.
"Sure there were some misgivings about how the program was run, but the bottom line is Forsyth is closing," Kirke said. "If the minister needed proof that the duty remission program supported employment, here is the proof."
One result of the cancellation is that the Canadian government will no longer be able to buy military uniforms made in Canada, he predicted. Most of the key suppliers were beneficiaries of the duty remission program, he said.
"We will be going into battle with a Chinese-made uniform. See how that goes over with the average supporter of the Conservative party."
Cambridge MP Gary Goodyear could not be reached for comment, but issued a statement expressing condolences to the workers losing their jobs at John Forsyth.
He said the duty remission program was never intended to be permanent and in 2008, the government announced it would be phased out.
"Our government remains strongly committed to supporting the growth and strength of the apparel sector in Canada," Goodyear said.
The Forsyth Shirt Company's history in this area goes back more than 100 years. The Forsyth family started making clothing in Waterloo in 1903 and operated a plant at Duke and Young streets in downtown Kitchener for 88 years.
The Kitchener plant closed in 1991, when production was moved to the former Penmans plant in Cambridge, which shared the same ownership.
The Forsyth family sold the company to Dylex Ltd. of Toronto in 1973 and it has gone through several owners since then. In recent years, its principal shareholders were Morante and Harris H. Hester of Connecticut.
Droppo said the plant wasn't able to land contracts, despite repeated attempts, with the federal government.
"The entire apparel industry has been decimated over the years," he said.
The federal government prefers to put its money into "sexy industries" such as high-tech, automotive and aerospace, Droppo said.
At its peak 10 years ago, the Cambridge Forsyth plant employed 500 people, he said. In 2009, it was pumping out 600,000 to 700,000 shirts a year.
Droppo said he and his wife are both losing their jobs as a result of the closure.
The shutdown of Forsyth is the second to hit Cambridge this week. Earlier this week, about 100 employees at the Lance Canada sugar wafer plant on Stafford Court learned their facility would close on May 17.
Employees at the Forsyth plant were members of the Workers United Canada union.
Barry Fowlie, Canadian director of the union, said the union represents 83 hourly paid workers at the plant. Average wages were around $12 an hour.
While Forsyth has applied for court protection from creditors, he was still hopeful workers would qualify for some kind of severance and termination pay.
Government officials were at the plant Wednesday helping workers get an early start on jobless-benefit applications and retraining programs, he said.
"There aren't a lot of other places that require sewing-machine operators anymore, unfortunately," Fowlie said.
Most of the employees are female immigrants with language challenges, he noted.
Fowlie said union representatives at Forsyth told him "people are heartbroken" about the closure.
"The whole industry has been dying a slow death (in Canada) since the mid-1980s," he said of the garment business. Production has moved offshore to countries such as India, Pakistan and Bangladesh, he added.
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Euripides' The Bacchae—that hymn to faith, filicide, and the dangers of drink—enjoyed its first performance some 2,400 years ago. But John Tiffany, a remarkable young director, has given this ancient tragedy an utterly up-to-date production, which he remounts at the Lincoln Center Festival. A hit at last summer's Edinburgh Festival, critics variously described the play—adapted by Scottish writer David Greig—as "a masterpiece," "a knockout of epic proportions," and "a spectacular piece of theater." Alan Cumming, rather spectacular himself, stars as the naughty god Dionysus, and first appears on the stage resplendent in a gold kilt, wearing nothing underneath. Supporting him is a chorus of voluptuous Anglo-African women, clothed in vermilion gowns, who sing his praises gospel-style. How heavenly! Opens tonight, through July 13, Rose Theatre at Jazz at Lincoln Center, 33 West 60th Street, 212-721-6500, $35–$90 ALEXIS SOLOSKI
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ROACHDALE -- Facing a team to which they had lost, 6-0, on Monday, and which had yet to allow a run on the season, North Putnam softball had a tall order in going against Speedway Tuesday. The Cougars efforts brought them much closer, but the game still ended in a 3-1 loss.
"We just didn't play well enough to win," said coach George Pearson.
North was able to start the game well, though. After two scoreless innings from the Sparkplugs, Dakota Malayer led off the second with a double. She then advanced to third when Speedway mishandled the throw from center field. Brittney Hall then came in as a courtesy runner for Malayer. Leah Crosby's sacrifice fly to center then brought home Hall for the game's first run.
A single from Ashley Doyle and two more Speedway errors kept the Cougar threat alive, but no more runners crossed the plate. Two runners were stranded.
Those potential runs began to loom large as Speedway pitcher Kristi Roth began to settle in. Roth retired 11 straight batters from the second through fifth innings. She finished the evening with five strikeouts and only three hits allowed.
Pearson felt his team played too much into the opposition's hand.
"We've got to start hitting the ball better. We're hitting pitcher's pitches instead of hitter's pitches," he said.
For their part, the Sparkplugs were able to take advantage of breaks a little better than the Cougars. After North's second-inning score, they came right back with Courtney Walton's solo home run.
"Both teams put the ball in play and made people work," said Speedway coach Derek Doehrmann.
"We got one more break than they did, and that was the difference."
The break came in the sixth when leadoff hitter Brandy Roth reached on an error. She then advanced to second on a passed ball. Three batters later, Erin Heller's single drove Roth home. Kristi Roth followed with an RBI triple.
The "breaks," in the form of Cougar errors, weighed heavily on Pearson's mind after the game.
"Speedway's a good club. you can't make mistakes against them, and that's what happened," said Pearson.
"Until we straighten out that, we're not going to be the ball club we can be."
Brook Miller pitched seven innings with nine hits and six strikeouts on her way to the loss.
"Brook pitched a good ball game tonight, but you can't make the kind of mistakes we did against a good team," Pearson said.
It wasn't all negative for the Cougars, though. While they did make some mistakes, they were facing a good team across the field. Doehrmann's comments put the North loss in perspective.
"North Putnam has a very solid team. They have girls who can put the bat on the ball. they put some pressure on us tonight," he said.
"They're going to beat most of the people they play."
The Cougars return to action when they host Greencastle at 4:30 p.m. Thursday.
At North Putnam
Speedway 001 002 0 -- 3 9 4
W -- K. Roth
L -- Miller
2B -- Emerson (SHS), Malayer (NP)
3B -- K. Roth (SHS)
HR -- Walton (SHS)
Next game -- The Cougars host Greencastle at 4:30 p.m. Thursday.


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Calhoun-Gordon County Library presents an Ancestry 102 computer class on March 16, 2016 from 10:30am – 11:45am
Ancestry.com Library Edition is a great resource for finding out genealogical information, including censuses, vital records, and forums. It is free when in the library. Pre-registration is required as seats are limited.
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Tuesday, April 26, 2016
Good Night Cub Scout, Good Night Cub Scout
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Labels: Cub Scouts, Pine Wood Derby
Monday, April 25, 2016
This Week's Happenings
In an effort to be a more consistent blogger and add a little more to my heaping plate, I am going to attempt a weekly update of our goings-on. So, here goes nothin'.
Spring is blooming all around us, The azaleas and the impatiens in my yard are so very lovely. Yesterday morning before church the sun was shining bright and the kids ran outside to play as soon as they awoke. I lay on the couch watching them in the morning sunlight. Their heads bobbing by the window and laughter pealing through the yard. Birds fluttered by with their mouths full of sticks and straw to land in the ferns hanging on my front porch. They worked furiously to build their nests while I lazily watched nature and my children in all their glorious beauty. I didn't need a camera for the scene before me. I'm certain I will forever remember their sweaty red faces scampering by with the colors of spring as the backdrop to their adventures. I will always hear the laughter and joy ringing through the poplars and oak trees in my heart. My soul was filled with an overwhelming gratitude for motherhood and the beauty of this glorious world.
Five minutes later they were back in the house fighting, tattling, and calling each other an idiot. Their noses were snotty and their eyes red from the haze of pollen in the air, but it was fabulous while it lasted.
Speaking of pollen, my kids have a knack for getting the lyrics to songs wrong in the funniest way. We were driving to girl scouts last week and Tom Petty's FREE FALLIN" song came on. Harley was belting it out like she was on Broadway and when she reached the chorus, in perfect pitch she says, "Now I'm BEE, BEE POLLEN!" I think it is our new anthem for spring. Here is another funny one. You know that song from Lion King that is in a tribal African language? My kids are convinced that the first lines of that song are, PENNSYLVANIA, FELIZ NAVIDAD! Finally, Adele's When We Were Young. When the background singers, sing "when we were young", my kids hear, INEBRIATE, INEBRIATE.
This week Atley went on his first over-night camp out sans his father. I was a nervous wreck and constantly checking my phone for a message from the hospital or even the police. He made it back in one piece and had the "best time ever!" Atley has the "best time ever" frequently and I wish I could bottle his enthusiasm for all the mundane tasks in my life. I'd take a swig every time I was feeling like, well, myself. He is an eternal optimist and my inspiration!
The last couple of weeks have been Boosterthon at school. Most nights I came home complaining that it was a cult, but when the festivities culminated in a FUN RUN, (like there is such a thing), I saw the error of my ways. Harley, Nash and I ran our hearts out and dad came to cheer us on from the sidelines.
Scott is coaching Nash's baseball team this spring. It is a pretty hard core responsibility with no shortage of critics, but he is great with the kids and I'm sure the wins will start coming eventually. Nash loves playing catcher, which is super stressful for his mother who not only has to keep the score book but agonize over every errant pitch and the runner on third looking to steal home plate. He is uber competitive, to a fault, but there is nothing cuter than him in a pair of baseball pants.
As I mentioned earlier Sunday was such a beautiful day that I packed a picnic and change of clothes for after church. We went to Chancellorsville Battle Field (where Stonewall Jackson met his demise). We had a picnic in a hay field that 150 years prior was littered with the bodies of 14,000 soldiers. Do you think that is morbid? Anyway, we also took a driving tour of the battle, which I LOVED! I am a serious Civil War junkie and so is Atley. The others not so much. They went along with my plan but when I mentioned how fun it would be to pick a different battlefield every Sunday, I got several eye rolls.
You know when you are at a funeral or maybe just a family reunion and all the kids tell stories about dad or grandpa. I have a feeling that the day Scott discovered Craig's List might be one of those stories. First, let me preface this story with this. Scott is the least impulsive person I know. So, when he does something impulsive, I just roll with it because it is kind of exciting. Last week he told me he bought a boat off of Craig's list. Wow! Exciting right? So, he and Atley set of to retrieve it. Well, let's just say this vessel is not exactly sea worthy. What is perhaps even more humorous is the picture of Scooby Doo, painted on the back with the words, "RUT ROW"! After a few days of "restoration" I think it has been determined that we will be selling the RUT ROW for parts. Now he is scouring Craig's List for a camper, or as I like to call it, THE MYSTERY MACHINE!
Thursday, April 21, 2016
Spring Break 2016
You know what is absolutely awful about spending Spring Break in a place that is warm and sandy and full of sunshine and baseball? You lull yourself into thinking that it is actually summer and then suddenly the week is over and BOOM! you have three months of school left, totally depressing. But, we are back in full swing and dealing just fine. We are resilient like that. We spent spring break down in Jacksonville with my dad and I packed as much into those 5 days as I possibly could. First, on the itinerary was beachin'. We went twice and it never gets old.
This is Ponte Vedra beach, where seashells and hammerhead sharks abound!
Second stop on the Spring Break express, St. Augustine, America's first Spanish settlement. St. Augustine was settled by Ponce de Leon, so, no trip to the city is complete without a big drink from the fountain of youth. I am happy to report that my children are officially never growing up. We also spent time at the old fort and admiring the lovely ancient live oak trees drenched in Spanish moss.
One of our favorite stops was a Popsicle treat at the famous HYPPO. These flavors are super unique. I enjoyed a pineapple basil Popsicle, while Atley had a honeydew basil treat and Harley and Nash had strawberry cilantro. Not for everyone but certainly worth a taste.
We caught a Washington Nationals spring training game in Port St. Lucie. We had front row seats and even got a couple balls. The boys were in heaven being so close their heroes.
Not able to bear the thought of our vacation ending we spent the night in Charleston, SC on the way home. Charleston has always been one of my favorite cities and the weather was beautiful and the food fantastic. We explored market square and took the kids on a Ghost Tour, where we heard stories about Black Beard the pirate and much more. Both Harley and Nash ended up in our bed for a couple of nights.
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Wednesday, April 6, 2016
Easter 2016
Our Easter Celebration always begins with our traditional Seder the Sunday or before Easter. I love the Seder because it is a very special way to remember our Savior as we begin Holy Week. Plus, I think of all our family traditions, the kids adore the Seder most of all, which makes my heart very happy. This year we were all sick but we forged on anyway, albeit in pajamas and with wild hair. For detailed instructions about how to host an Easter Seder visit our Seders past, HERE or HERE!
We only made time for one Spring/Easter craft (this whole working thing has really cramped my style), but I think it is adorable.
The Saturday night before Easter around 9;30, just after everyone had showered and gotten ready for bed, Harley reminded us we desperately needed to color eggs and since she is in charge, that's what we did!
Sunday morning the Easter Bunny came and I tortured the children by making them take pictures in their Easter finery, before partaking of our Easter feast, which for some reason, always consists of a supermarket cake. This year's was particularly precious!
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Labels: Easter, Easter Seder, Traditions
Saturday, February 6, 2016
Valentine Cards 2016
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Labels: Kid Valentine Idea, Laffy Taffy, Valentine's 2016
Sunday, January 31, 2016
Nash Is A Poet
Today marks the 11th day we have NOT been in school because of the weather. YAY! for me, but alas tomorrow we have to return to a life of work and responsibility. Nash received an assignment from his teacher during our little snow-cation to write a poem about winter or snow. I just had to share his adorable thoughts on the subject.
Snow is cool.
It makes us miss school.
It comes from the sky.
To catch it, I'll try.
I love snow,
Though it makes the wind blow.
The ground becomes white.
It's a beautiful sight.
Snow is cool,
But I kind of miss school.
Tuesday, January 26, 2016
The Anatomy of a Virginia Blizzard
Our home, mid-storm, Saturday January 23, 2016
We haven't been in school for six days and it is unlikely we will return tomorrow or possibly even the next day. Why? Because we were gifted 28 inches of snow and some around us were even blessed more graciously than that. I know everyone out West laughs at the way the city shuts down, but that is probably because they have never been to the East Coast. They probably don't understand the windy little streets with no shoulder. The lack of wide open spaces and the abundance of people. The thousands of miles of road and rail tracks. Just take my word, as a former Colorado-an myself, this much snow is really crippling and SO MUCH FUN!
Wednesday night Nash had a basketball game. When we went into the gym there was a little rain falling, but when we came out it was snowing pretty hard. There was only about 1/4 inch on the ground but the roads were treacherous. Scott and I were in separate vehicles and his truck could not make it up the hills and around the curves of the road near our home. So, the five mile trip from the gym to our door, took well over an hour and resulted in us ditching Scott's truck and him climbing in with me. Now, this little storm seemed to panic all of the DMV (DC, Maryland, & Virginia) because we knew something much larger was looming for our weekend. Bright and early Thursday morning, I set out for the grocery store. I wasn't the only one. There was no bread and only 3 half gallons of milk left in the store. I stocked up on our family's necessities, donuts and canned cheese, disappointed I was leaving sans bread. As I was walking to my car, a bread truck pulled into the parking lot. I can only describe the scene as bedlam. It felt like we were in a German breadline at the height of World War II. The bread truck driver just started tossing bread to the masses and women caressed it while weeping like they were truly on the brink of starvation and that loaf would sustain them for one more desperate day. Mind you, the storm hadn't even started. It was surreal. I got my loaf and convinced the driver to throw in a pack of hamburger buns to boot. Next stop, Home Depot, for paint. I needed something to keep me busy during the long storm. It was equally chaotic and sad as I watched grown men weeping over snow shovels and ice salt, just like their female counterparts.
Then the snow came and kept coming for 48 hours straight and it was beautiful and the world was so still and peaceful. I have never been so thankful for a cozy warm home, electricity that stayed on, junk food, fireplaces and Netflix. We dug out sometime on Sunday and a snowplow finally, semi-cleared our street sometime on Monday. The kids helped dig. They built snow men, had snow ball fights, made snow ice cream, did a lot of sledding and drank gallons of hot chocolate, and roasted hot dogs and marshmallows in the fireplace. They played together and fought with each other. There was lots of laughter and a few tears, especially when Atley started comparing Nash's body to that of a Teletubbie. I got my living room and dining room painted. I binged watched so many episodes of One Tree Hill, that I can't really remember where my life ends and character Brooke Davis' begins. Did I cheat on a Calculus test in high school or was that Brooke? I honestly don't know anymore.
Anyway, here are some pictures/videos of Winter Storm JONAS!
Then the snow came and kept coming for 48 hours straight and it was beautiful and the world was so still and peaceful. I have never been so thankful for a cozy warm home, electricity that stayed on, junk food, fireplaces and Netflix. We dug out sometime on Sunday and a snowplow finally, semi-cleared our street sometime on Monday. The kids helped dig. They built snow men, had snow ball fights, made snow ice cream, did a lot of sledding and drank gallons of hot chocolate, and roasted hot dogs and marshmallows in the fireplace. They played together and fought with each other. There was lots of laughter and a few tears, especially when Atley started comparing Nash's body to that of a Teletubbie. I got my living room and dining room painted. I binged watched so many episodes of One Tree Hill, that I can't really remember where my life ends and character Brooke Davis' begins. Did I cheat on a Calculus test in high school or was that Brooke? I honestly don't know anymore.
Anyway, here are some pictures/videos of Winter Storm JONAS!
Today we made SNOW ICE CREAM:
8 Cups Fresh Snow
1 Cup Milk
1/2 Cup Sugar
1/2 tsp. Salt
1 tsp. Vanilla
Collect Snow
A few videos of our sledding adventures!
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Labels: Blizzard 2016, Jonas, snow, winter
Wednesday, January 6, 2016
New Year's in Hotlanta
We spent New Year's in Atlanta with Scott's family. It was the first time we had all been together in years. It was super fun for all of us, but especially for the kids to get to spend time with their cousins.
The boys each had a specific thing that they were dying to see while we were in Georgia and well, Harley just had to tag along. Amazingly, she generally does it without complaint. Atley's top priority was the Delta Flight Museum. He was in heaven. We also took him by the hospital where he was born and our first home. Cue, Memories, from CATS.
Nash wanted to visit the brand new College Football Hall of Fame. It did not disappoint. When you arrive you type in your college team and the super high-tech exhibits change based on your team and preferences. We loved it.
Of course, my priority when I visit any city is food. In Atlanta that has always meant The Varsity and now Truett's Luau, built by Chick-Fil-A founder Truett Cathy. I may have had Truett's Luau more than twice in three days. For breakfast the Macadamia Nut Pancakes were to die for.
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Research Article
Dissociation between anterior and posterior cortical regions during self-specificity and familiarity: A combined fMRI–meta-analytic study
Article first published online: 9 MAR 2011
DOI: 10.1002/hbm.21201
Copyright © 2011 Wiley Periodicals, Inc.
Human Brain Mapping
Volume 33, Issue 1, pages 154–164, January 2012
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Qin, P., Liu, Y., Shi, J., Wang, Y., Duncan, N., Gong, Q., Weng, X. and Northoff, G. (2012), Dissociation between anterior and posterior cortical regions during self-specificity and familiarity: A combined fMRI–meta-analytic study. Hum. Brain Mapp., 33: 154–164. doi: 10.1002/hbm.21201
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- Issue published online: 13 DEC 2011
- Article first published online: 9 MAR 2011
- Manuscript Accepted: 20 OCT 2010
- Manuscript Revised: 14 SEP 2010
- Manuscript Received: 23 JUN 2010
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The Pentagon is lifting its ban on women serving in combat, opening hundreds of thousands of front-line positions and potentially elite commando jobs after generations of limits on their service, defence officials said Wednesday (NZT Thursday).
The changes, set to be announced by Defense Secretary Leon Panetta, will not happen overnight.
The services must now develop plans for allowing women to seek the combat positions, a senior military official said.
Some jobs may open as soon as this year, while assessments for others, such as special operations forces, including Navy Seals and the Army's Delta Force, may take longer.
The services will have until January 2016 to make a case to that some positions should remain closed to women.
The groundbreaking move recommended by the Joint Chiefs of Staff overturns a 1994 rule prohibiting women from being assigned to smaller ground combat units.
Officials briefed The Associated Press on the changes on condition of anonymity so they could speak ahead of the official announcement.
There long has been opposition to putting women in combat, based on questions of whether they have the necessary strength and stamina for certain jobs, or whether their presence might hurt unit cohesion.
But as news of Panetta's expected order got out, members of Congress, including the Senate Armed Services Committee chairman, Democratic Senator Carl Levin, announced their support.
''It reflects the reality of 21st century military operations,'' Levin said.
Senator Jim Inhofe of Oklahoma, who will be the top Republican on the Armed Services panel, said, however, that he does not believe this will be a broad opening of combat roles for women because there are practical barriers that have to be overcome in order to protect the safety and privacy of all members of the military.
Panetta's move comes in his final weeks as Pentagon chief and just days after President Barack Obama's inaugural speech in which he spoke passionately about equal rights for all.
The new order expands the department's action of nearly a year ago to open about 14,500 combat positions to women, nearly all of them in the Army.
Panetta's decision could open more than 230,000 jobs, many in Army and Marine infantry units, to women.
In addition to questions of strength and performance, there also have been suggestions that the American public would not tolerate large numbers of women being killed in war.
Under the 1994 Pentagon policy, women were prohibited from being assigned to ground combat units below the brigade level.
A brigade is roughly 3500 troops split into several battalions of about 800 soldiers each.
Historically, brigades were based farther from the front lines and they often included top command and support staff.
The necessities of combat in Iraq and Afghanistan, however, propelled women into jobs as medics, military police and intelligence officers that were sometimes attached — but not formally assigned — to combat arms battalions.
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And these conflicts, where battlefield lines are blurred and insurgents can lurk around every corner, have made it almost impossible to keep women clear of combat.
Still, as recent surveys and experiences have shown, it will not be an easy transition.
When the Marine Corps sought women to go through its tough infantry course last year, two volunteered and both failed to complete the course.
And there may not be a wide clamouring from women for the more intense, dangerous and difficult jobs — including some infantry and commando positions.
In the Navy, however, women have begun moving into the submarine force, with several officers already beginning to serve.
Jon Soltz, who served two Army tours in Iraq and is the chairman of the veterans group VoteVets.org, said it may be difficult for the military services to carve out exceptions to the new rule. And while he acknowledged that not all women are interested in pursuing some of the gritty combat jobs, ''some of them are, and when you're looking for the best of the best you cast a wide net. There are women who can meet these standards, and they have a right to compete.''
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This page contains The Ant Bully Hints for Gamecube called "How to defeat the frog" and has been posted or updated on Apr 4, 2012 by Feather weight.
- Developer: Artificial Mind And Movement
- Publisher: Midway
- Genre: Action Platformer
- Release: Jul 24, 2006
- ESRB: Everyone 10+
How to defeat the frog
To defeat the frog, stand behind the boulder in the center of the screen. When the frog rises up from the water, sometimes he sends out a tidal wave. Stay behind the rock and the water will go around you.
Then the frog will try to strike you with his tongue three times. Stay behind the rock and he'll miss you.
When he sinks back under the water, run out to the waters edge and rapid fire his eyes with your arrows until he groans three times and then run back behind the boulder. He may or may not rise up again with a tidal wave, you never know.
After several trips to the waters edge shooting at his eyes, the frog will rise up with his mouth wide open. Rapid fire bombs into his mouth. Start with three or four, and then run back behind the boulder.
There are arrow refills to the left of the boulder up at the waters edge and there are bomb refills to the right of the boulder. The longer you stay alive, the more your energy begins to refill itself.
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international | crime and justice | news report Sunday November 14, 2010 23:19 by Edward Horgan - Shannonwatch
War criminals allowed pass through Shannon?
Garda Sergeant in Charge at Shannon airport asked Edward Horgan to produce evidence that the US Hercules warplane at Shannon was carrying dangerous munitions or war-criminals. When Edward Horgan attempted to go towards the airport to get such evidence he was prevented from doing so by Gardai.
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by Shannonwatcher Sun Nov 14, 2010 23:51
The Hercules C 130 US warplane at Shannon today had an armed guard provide by the Irish Defence Forces, thereby making them, and the Irish people complicit in any warcrimes that the US military who pass through Shannon airport may commit. It also makes the Irish Defence Forces complicit in the breach of international laws on neutrality that arise from US military use of Shanonn airport.
by Jimmy joe Mon Nov 15, 2010 10:33
In the anti-war movement the Greens argued for lobbying of election candidates to get them to pledge to end the US military stop over at Shannon. All their TDs made the pledge. The Green party is in power the slaughter continues. There is no parliamentary road to justice.
by joe mcivor Mon Nov 15, 2010 12:38
The "Irish people" are not complicit in the crimes of the Irish government over the use by NATO of Shannon or Aldergrove airports anymore than the Irish people are complicit in giving away billions to the banks . That is the sort of "they're all the same" rationale that the war criminals using Shannon employ to justify the murder of non-combatants in the countries they are bombing . It's also the rationale employed by groups like Al Qaeda when they blow up commuters on their way to work . The unelected militarists compliment each other with their attitude to the undifferentiated "people" of the enemy countries who they think they are entitled to blow up if it suits their military strategies.
by Mike Novack Mon Nov 15, 2010 14:11
"The continued use of Shannon , despite the overwhelming opposition of the majority of people in Ireland to war ,is an expression of the lack of genuine democracy in this country ."
by A Meagher Mon Nov 15, 2010 15:27
I see the planes overhead every day heading for Shannon and it drives me crazy.
by joe mcivor Mon Nov 15, 2010 22:36
by Mike Novack Mon Nov 15, 2010 23:21
You mistake what I am saying about "democracy". I am not saying "not working" but more like a misunderstanding how it can work (and how it can't).
by the Truth always adds up Tue Nov 16, 2010 00:50
This Irish Government's endorsement and assistance to American Troops and weapons passing through Shannon is disgraceful and wrong. Over a Million people died in the Iraq Afghanistan War which no weapons of mass destruction were ever found, only Oil. But a million innocent people died, 250,000 of which were children, murdered in their beads as American bombers flew over their cities dropping bombs, many of the bombs and troops passed through Shannon and the World and Ireland stood buy silent. So well done to PENA for you stand for the innocent.
by joe mcivor Tue Nov 16, 2010 00:58
"WHEN WORKING PROPERLY democracy is a complex social negotiation over all the differenty things that all the different people want."
by opus diablos - the regressive hypocrite party Tue Nov 16, 2010 15:10
..seem to think that because the mercenary war-traffic keeps Shannon commercially afloat the traffic should be maintained.
by Mike Novack Tue Nov 16, 2010 21:34
Stop it! (being silly)
by opus diablos - the regressive hypocrite party Wed Nov 17, 2010 15:41
all that lovely democratic theory doesn't seem to have provision for the kids down below the bomb-sights to vote on whether they want depleted Uranium with their coco-pops.
by Justin Morahan Wed Nov 17, 2010 17:47
Thank you Ed and friends
by USA #1 Wed Dec 15, 2010 20:12
The US troops will not be getting out Shannon anytime soon. You may as well get used to the idea. It has been years now and we are still there. Get a life. 11 protestors? Seems your fellow countrymen don't feel the same way. If it weren't for the Americans coming through, the Shannon airport would close down, thus leaving several dozen airport workers jobless.
by Earl Turner Wed Dec 15, 2010 21:41
Leipzig in the formers workers republic of East Germany will no doubt take all these nasty war mongering US troops and planes off your hands,and make plenty more money in the process than Shannon could ever do.So Ireland can sit back smugly and claim it is neutral,while it sinks neutral and green into a financial cesspit,and the mid west can go to fuck,so long as DAA can fuck over Shannon,after all those culchies dont need an international airport!!!Bet it would be a different story if the Americans were landing in Dublin airport??
by opus diablos - the regressive hypocrite party Thu Dec 16, 2010 13:11
for confirming the mercenary motive for assisting the 'democratisation' of Iraq, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Palestine and wherever we're off to next.


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March 22, 2016
Today the Subcommittee on Federal Lands meets to review the President's proposed budget for the U.S. Forest Service for Fiscal Year 2017.
We meet at a time of crisis for our national forests. They are dying.
In my district that comprises the Sierra Nevada, more than 1,000 square miles of forest have been destroyed by catastrophic wild fire in the last three years. Those acres not destroyed by fire are now falling victim to disease and pestilence. It is estimated that 85 percent of the pine tree stock in the Sierra National Forest is dead or dying.
Forty years ago, Congress began imposing volumes of highly restrictive environmental laws with the promise they would improve the environmental health of our forests. Those laws, and the regulations and litigation that followed them, has made active management of the forests virtually impossible. The harvest of excess timber out of those forests has plummeted by 80 percent in the intervening years.
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Inexplicably, at a time when the Forest Service has utterly failed to responsibly manage our forests, it seeks massive increases in funding to acquire still more forest land. That means transferring land from private hands, where it has been well managed, to the federal government that has spectacularly failed in its land management responsibilities.
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Winston Churchill said wars are not won by evacuations. They are won in the trenches. . . in the grit and grime of courageous determination. . . in the arena of life, day in and day out. Our wars do not require us to pack a gun or dig fox holes but rather to attend meetings, write letters and make phone calls—to be actively involved.
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