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A bevy of Kentucky Derby runners, including Oxbow and Palace Malice, who went on to win the Preakness and Belmont, respectively, return in weekend stakes action on the east coast.
From Jerry Lawler to John Cena and everywhere in between Louisville has been a mainstay in the world of professional wrestling. Because of that the city has seen some amazing characters and some that well let's say aren't, so just for kicks let's look back at some of these less than stellar professional wrestling characters.
Today, Jim Bolus' name has become one of the most widely associated with the Kentucky Derby, but there's much more to this man's story and it's that story which makes him a Sports legend of the 'Ville
Buck Creek Valley Rescue co-founder and rescue horse to make 2800 mile treck to raise funds for rescue
Richard Mills, co-founder of Buck Creek Valley Rescue, and rescue horse Willie will embark on a 2800 mile treck to raise much needed funds for the rescue.
Breyer Horse model enthusiasts will be flocking to the BreyerFest Denim and Diamonds celebration event at the Kentucky Horse Park on July 19-21.
Major League Baseball's all-star game is set for tonight, and both team's rosters due feature ties to Louisville and surrounding areas.
University of Louisville basketball has certainly made their way into sports news as of late, and for good reason with the World University Games, the NBA, the ESPYS and more.
Louisville's horror and sci-fi convention, "Fright Night" brings out a couple performance based athletes as well as many other notables.
Thursday night is going to be a great night to watch the Bats!
Total Non-Stop Action Wrestling is taping a live special in Broadbent Arena in the coming days.
Louisville Metro Animal Services and Kentucky Humane Society offering $4.00 adoption fees through July 3 for adoptable pets 4 months old or older.
The NBA Draft commenced last Thursday, and was filled with suprises and area athletes.
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STOCKTON - Delta College wraps up the Delta Jazz Festival on Thursday, March 21, with a Brubeck Festival event featuring the Tom Harrell Quintet.
NEW YORK (AP) - Ryan Seacrest can tell you lot about the evolution of American Idol over the last twelve seasons, but the host is a bit more reluctant to discuss the evolution of his relationship with actress Julianne Hough.
NEW YORK (AP) - Bonnie Franklin, the pert, redheaded actress whom millions came to identify with for her role as divorced mom Ann Romano on the long-running sitcom "One Day at a Time," has died.
ASHFORD, Ireland (AP) - If historical fiction guru Michael Hirst has his way, a legendary Viking raider named Ragnar soon will conquer North America on behalf of the History channel.
PLEASANTON - A Gem Faire is taking place in Pleasanton March 8-10 at Alameda County Fairgrounds.
*WHAT: Live music
MODESTO - The Modesto Junior College Civic Engagement Project Film & Lecture Series will offer a free showing of the film "Half the Sky: Turning Oppression into Opportunity for Women Worldwide" on Thursday, March 7, at 7 p.m. in Forum 110 on East Campus.
*WHAT: Manteca Youth Focus/GK Music Battle of the Bands
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MODESTO – The Friends of Music of Modesto Junior College will present an Alumni Concert on Friday, March 1, at 7:30 p.m. in the Music Recital Hall on MJC's East Campus. Music will include musical theatre, opera, art song and guitar.
YOSEMITE– Spring is a time of wonder in Yosemite National Park. Melting winter snow transforms into roaring waterfalls that attract visitors from across the globe.
STOCKTON - The United States Air Force Jazz Ensemble "The Commanders" with guest artist Diane Schuur, will touchdown in Stockton on Sunday, April 14, 3 p.m., for an inspirational free concert at Delta College's Atherton Auditorium.
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Nominations morning last month revealed major surprises for the Academy Awards, promising one of the most wide-open campaigns ever for Hollywood's highest honors.
NEW YORK (AP) - David Gregory has re-upped as host of "Meet the Press."
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Here's how U.S. and world political leaders are reacting to the death of former U.S. first lady Nancy Reagan:
LOS ANGELES (AP) - First lady Nancy Reagan swept into the White House in 1981, a swirl of designer gowns and pricey china, and was quickly ...
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Nancy Reagan, the helpmate, backstage adviser and fierce protector of Ronald Reagan in his journey from actor to president - and finally during ...
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They want your support, since it'll all be over by Christmas. More cartoony parody art of the world wars drawn while watching Panic in Needle Park, Monster Dog, and Crawlspace.
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Sean and Kate Morrison of Something Big Cellars
She's a musician and a designer, he's a creative-minded winemaker, and together they're Something Big Cellars. Kate is well known in Walla Walla as a designer and masterful musician, often playing around the area with her band The B Side. Sean is a winemaker with a family farm coming up on its 100th birthday. But with Something Big Cellars this couple is doing more than the average Washington winery, they're building a business together and at the same time making wine just for you. Mick Jagger was wrong -- you can always get what you want.
Sean and Kate Morrison of Something Big Cellars
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If I came to you and said, "Hey, I want to name a wine after my horsedog and put him on the label and serve it at his birthday party!" you could do that?
Kate: Yup. We've set it up where, for a 5 case minimum, I'll do a custom label and have it printed and affixed to the red blend we currently have. There will be others in the future
Sean: Which is kind of our other goal -- custom labels but also custom wine...when we get there.
Wait, what if I was having a fancy wedding and wanted a picture of us young lovers on the label?
Kate: Yes, we'd do it all. We're a bonded winery so the front label would be yours and the back label would say Something Big Cellars. So it's really all yours! And it's fun for us too because we get to do this together. We have always done out separate things -- I've had my design business for a long time and Sean has worked at Abeja, Canoe Ridge and Morrison Lane -- but this allows us to meet in the middle and really work together.
Sean: And going forward, as I get access to different grapes, we'll be able to do even more artistic expression with putting specific blends together for people.
So if I wanted Malbec for my fancy personalized wedding wine, I could have that?
Sean: We could possibly put it together.
Kate: We buy the fruit from Morrison vineyard, which is fabulous because it's one of the oldest in the area and it produces really great fruit. It also keeps everything in the family, which is an added bonus.
Where did this idea come from?
Sean: Well it kind of all started out when we put together a red blend together for Morrison Lane. We had more than we could use and needed to find a home for the rest. We were planning on putting it in shiners and, all of the sudden, it just kind of became obvious that we should do our own label -- and labels for others -- instead.
Kate: We started helping with the Morrison Lane rebrand, which will come out in the Spring, and in the meantime we put this 1000 case thing together. I designed the label, Sean made the wine, and we did everything around it together. We thought, "Wait, this is a huge thing! If we can do this for ourselves, we can do it for other people." I am a freelance graphic designer so for me not being stuck in the confines of designing labels for only one brand was really exciting.
Sean: Yeah, it didn't really fit into the idea we had for the Morrison Lane rebranding and we didn't want that to get muddled up, but we still wanted to do custom labels. In trying to pare that down, all this other opportunity kind of sprung up at the same time and led to this.
Kate: So we started with some labels for friends and family. My sister is a neurosurgeon and she wanted a "Brain Elixir" label so we made that one for her. We also did one for ourselves too, the "Charming Red" which was just really inspired by MaLynda Paulson's artwork out here in our tasting room and also by my first CD, Price Charming. The last song I wrote was called "Something Big". It doesn't actually say what the something big is so it could really be something totally tiny, but it means the world to us -- which is this. If it never becomes a huge company that's fine, because we like working together and exploring together, and we have a pretty unique opportunities to make things happen. So in addition to what we're doing with Morrison Lane, because it's family, this avenue is going to open up some opportunities we might not actually have otherwise had.
Some of Something Big's personalized labels
Sean, do you also make the wine for Morrison Lane?
Sean: Yes, starting this vintage. My brother Dan did 2002-2006 at Canoe Ridge then they changed hands and no one could do custom crush there so we just focused mainly on our vineyard for a time. I came onboard 14 months ago and put together these 2009 blends, the 2010 Viognier, and took over the production side of things. Now I am just waiting to get my hands on that fruit.
And now you also have your own facility and tasting room??
Sean: Yes! It's a big change and a big relief because it's just been so complicated getting through vintages with all the starting and stopping and being all over the place. The vineyard has always been phenomenal and we really started building momentum with Morrison Lane. Then, right when we had a big vintage, around 2005, and it came time to start selling that, the economy slipped and we had to reevaluate and cut back for a few vintages. During that period I spent my time learning more and more and getting closer to being ready to get going again.
So maybe it was a little bit of a blessing in disguise?
Sean: Yes, I got to spend six vintages at Abeja.
Kate: Which was great because they were amazing and so supportive of Sean and of us when he left and with what we're doing now. We feel really blessed because the people that we really have a lot of respect for, and who support us, are people who we really, genuinely, like.
Sean, you're from Walla Walla, did you always want to be a winemaker?
Sean: Well, I went to school in 1993 and studied environmental science and chemistry. My dad planted the vineyard in 1994 and then my brother got into wine so I'd hang out with him at Canoe Ridge. I thought it was a lot nicer than my part-time packaging job with UPS.
I was in Bellingham for a long time, love that town, but found myself in 2000 with a crappy dead end job. I got my degree and then George Bush came into office. I just really didn't have the draw to city life and being an environmental professional there so I was able to transfer my part time job here, started getting into the wine business a little, and had the opportunity to do some part-time work at Abeja. That turned into a full-time position where I started learning from Ned and John. Then, Ned moved on and I moved up and did three big vintages on my own there -- I was ready!
Guess that's something to actually thank george Bush for! Kate, you're a bit of a local celebrity. What's that like in a small town?
Kate: I feel really lucky but also, we're both really quiet people, so we spend a lot of time just by ourselves. I have always been a musician -- I was classically trained and used to compete but now it's just more fun stuff. I'm actually going to be signing with a record label in the next couple of weeks but what's nice is, with this and the music and the art, everything seems to be coming together. It feels really like home and I can't imagine life without creating stuff -- whether it's music or design or what. It's exciting that now I don't have to do it for other people, I get to do it for us, for my family and for my friends. It's kind of funny because I didn't expect to be so well-supported in the music thing because there are so many different musicians doing great things but I feel like people have just responded so well to everything I'm doing.
Sean: It is kind of weird for her in town though. Her sister came to visit and they were walking downtown and saying "hi" to everyone on the street. Her sister was like, "It's like you're the freaking Mayor or something!"
Kate: I love it here though -- this feels like home and it always has. In a town like this I feel like people like us get opportunities we wouldn't otherwise have. I'm a big fan of chasing opportunities where you can but I feel like there are a lot of things that just sort of "happened" because we were here and because we were open to them. People really support you here.
I've heard that over and over again about this town -- people are less interested in competition than they are in helping each other succeed.
Sean: I think that's what sets the wine industry apart in the valley. It really is different. The majority of the wine community is really supportive of each other and not worried so much about competing.
Do you think this propensity for teamwork is an offshoot of the area's agricultural heritage -- both in terms of "help yourself buy helping others" but also because of the proximity of the actual crops?
Sean: Yes. Most people here know their growers -- it's not just getting grapes from X, Y, and Z. You have more of a close personal relationship with everyone involved. People know the guys in the crew that work on their vineyards.
Kate: I think people really like the family aspect of it. A lot of the work is and has been done by families.
What's your next "something big"?
A perk of visiting the Something Big tasting room: Foxdogs!
Kate: Well, um, I dunno! We're working on a big proposal for a private label for a Chinese company. I met with an export expert on how to do that and it turns out he's got a client who wants a private label so...I think it's going to be just one project after the next after the next!
Sean: We do have a brand that we're working on as well.
Kate: I came up with this label design and once we really started talking about it, we really like the idea - it's called "Girls' Night". There will be a red, white and a rose. If the brand does well in the marketplace, we will actually sell the brand and all the materials - web site everything. Kind of the whole package. Why not? A lot of people want to start a winery but don't know how and this is an easy way to get started.
Sean: The hardest part of starting a winery is picking a brand. If we can get this one proven it could be really valuable.
Kate: And I did a label for a friend of mine who's a diver and also a winemaker so she's going to start her own brand and we just kind of stepped in to help her get going.
What are you going to do when you have too many orders?
Kate: I dunno. I suppose that could happen
Sean: At that point we'd have to turn into negotiants. Which we may be able to do.
Final thoughts?
Kate: Well, I feel like sometimes people are like, "Ugh...another winery?" but really, we've been here for a long time. I used to work at L'Ecole -- I'm actually painted on the wall by the ladies room, I'm the blond waitress. Sean is 4th generation Walla Walla and the Morrison vineyard is coming up on being a century farm. It's been in the same family since 1918 so I guess it's just that it's just not a "new" winery -- it's got history and is kind of the culmination of things coming together. We finally figured out a way to make it together.
Sean: My grandfather took over the farm when he was young, after his dad died. My dad had a career with the railroad and came back to the farm and planted grapes late in his career. Then my brother and I came back and started in the wine industry. Even this facility has a history -- back in 1997 when my dad started selling grapes, Rusty Figgins took some of them for Glen Fiona and this place was constructed to be the original Glen Fiona facility, which started the whole Syrah thing. The flagship of Morrison Lane will be the Rhone blend, with all the best Syrahs, and now Kate is on board and we can take it all to a whole 'nother level with Something Big Cellars. All the best stories are connected in this valley. We're not going anywhere.
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ALAMEDA, Calif. -- The Oakland Raiders signed former Atlanta defensive tackle Vance Walker to a free-agent contract on Monday in the latest move to upgrade a depleted defense.
Walker is the sixth defensive free agent signed by Oakland in the past week. He joins tackle Pat Sims and Jason Hunter on the line with linebackers Nick Roach, Kaluka Maiava and Kevin Burnett also added to the mix.
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Definition: the improvement of understanding, especially through instruction or enlightenment
Synonyms: instruction, education, guidance, learning, enlightenment, clarification
Antonyms: complication, obstruction
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Damn, this really sucks... :( You were however lucky that your neck injury wasn't as bad as the leg thing. Sending some positive thoughts and vibes, dude! Get well asap!
And I fractured my neck and my left leg... I'll post pictures...
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Man, I would, but LA is just a little too far away to come by for a visit with a sixpack...
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When I was waiting to talk to Centerplate executive chef David Dekker about Safeco Field 's new menu items, Dekker - who'd just finished a
When I was waiting to talk to Centerplate executive chef David Dekker about Safeco Field's new menu items, Dekker - who'd just finished a chef demo for FanFest attendees - was approached by an autograph seeker. "I'm not used to this," he told the fan.
Dekker told me he's frequently hit up for his paper chef's hat, which is imprinted with a Mariners logo, but he's only once before been asked for his signature in a non-contractual setting: When Mariners' Magazine last season ran a profile of the new hire, someone asked him to sign the article.
"It was a novelty," Dekker says. "I'm not used to having groupies."
While many eaters habitually ask chefs to sign their menus as souvenirs of incredible meals, few collectors have yet made a specialty of chef autographs, according to Steve Cyrkin of Autograph Magazine.
"It's not an exciting subject," Cyrkin says. "The people who watch food TV, they might love it, but it's not the Beatles or Marilyn Monroe."
Cyrkin generally equates excitement with monetary worth, and chef autographs aren't likely to ever become valuable. It's a classic case of supply and demand, Cyrkin says: "there's not a high demand for them, and the chefs sign all the time."
Every book signing reduces the value of a chef's autograph, and it's hard to find a celebrity chef whose calendar isn't crammed with such events. Julia Child scrawled her name in countless cookbooks, Cyrkin says.
Still, he adds, aspiring chef autograph collectors who aren't dissuaded by the promise of zero riches are right to focus on cookbooks.
"The best place for an autograph would be in a cookbook, because that's their medium, and cooking is so personal to them," he says.
By cookbook, Cyrkin doesn't mean a bookplate.
"Have them sign in the book itself," Cyrkin says. "That's extremely important. If there's ever a chance of value, don't sign the bookplate."
Cyrkin further cautions that collectors should be wary of potentially fraudulent autographs. "Forgeries abound," he warns.
Although Cyrkin doesn't know any chef autograph collectors, he considers it a legitimate hobby.
"There are people who collect anything," he says.
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In sad music news, it was reported that Slum Village co-founder Titus "Baatin" Glover (pictured on the right) was found dead on Saturday. Evidence from
In sad music news, it was reported that Slum Village co-founder Titus "Baatin" Glover (pictured on the right) was found dead on Saturday. Evidence from the medical examiners office is still pending but for now, the cause of his death is a mystery. He was actually supposed to be performing at Rock the Bells in Vancouver on Saturday with Slum Village, and was booked to perform in Seattle next Friday, August 14th.
He's the second member of Slum Village to pass away as James "J Dilla" Yancey (pictured on the left) died in 2006 from complications related to lupus. RL "T3" Altman (pictured in the rear) is the last original member of the group. A part of what's so sad about Baatin's passing is that he was just beginning to really get his life back together. He left Slum Village in 2003 after being diagnosed with schizophrenia and battled some emotional issues for a number of years. But he appeared to have put all of that behind him because he recently rejoined the group this summer. I can remember interviewing T3 on the subject matter in 2003 and vividly remember him saying that Baatin would be welcome back in the group as soon as he worked out his personal issues. So his unexpected passing over the weekend is a hard pill to swallow.
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I have been on Plaquenil for about 2 yrs. I did have a baseline eye exam,and recently noticing eye problems returned to the eye doctor for another exam. To my astonishment and great relief, my eye exam did not change! What did happen, was that I do have dry eyes, which I did not know, but was causing other problems! My dry eyes have been relieved with an over the counter eye drop, and my blurred vision is no longer! I am posting this so that people who take plaquenil do not panic (as I did!), Continue with annual eye exams, and simply report problems if and when they occur. It may be something simple, as mine was. The important thing to remember is that we are responsible for reporting symptoms to our doctors! They cannot help us if we don't tell them what is wrong! I thought I was beginning to get toxic,and was going to have to stop taking plaquenil. It was only dry eyes! I am aware of the toxicity issues associated with this drug, and dry eyes can be a side effect. However, the med has helped my RA. At this point I am fully functional, with very few episodes of RA. The eye drops have relieved my visual symptoms. I will continue my plaquenil therapy, and continue being fully functional-at least for now!!! Thanks for reading
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Shame on Jesse Ventura
Former pro wrestler and Minnesota Gov. Jesse Ventura just won a $1.8 million judgment in a defamation lawsuit brought against the estate of a former Navy SEAL. What would make Ventura sue an American hero? He certainly doesn't need the money. Nor does he need the publicity of winning a court case against the widow of this American hero. I can't believe that any sane American would do such a thing. I would be too ashamed to do so.
Now that Ventura has won the case, I urge him to request the court not to require that the money actually be paid. I hope all Americans will speak loud and clear to Jesse, asking him to request that the court not require a single penny be paid by the widow.
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Transgender inclusion, marriage equality, and anti-bullying at issue in Minnesota House debates
Despite a media narrative that LGBT issues are not a campaign issue in 2014, those issues have come up multiple times in debates across the state.
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Despite a media narrative that LGBT issues are not a campaign issue in 2014, those issues have come up multiple times in debates across the state.
A Little Falls wedding venue initially rejected a same-sex wedding in violation of Minnesota law.
In a blog post on Tuesday, Target executive Jodee Kozlak announced that the company has filed a brief in court in support of marriage equality in Wisconsin and Indiana, and that the company is publicly backing same-sex marriage. The move comes after several missteps by the Minneapolis-based retail giant.
The investigation of alleged cover-ups of child sexual abuse in the Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis has brought a flurry of court documents which reveal some details of Archbishop John Nienstedt's war on gay marriage. In one case, the Archdiocese allegedly considered having a priest labelled disabled to silence his support of marriage equality.Father Michael Tegeder of St. Francis Cabrini and Gichitwaa Kateri has been an outspoken critic of Nienstedt's assault on LGBT rights. He was sharply critical of the anti-gay marriage amendment that was on the ballot in 2012.He was so outspoken, Nienstedt threatened to remove him from ministry."If you choose not to offer your resignation, but continue to act openly or speak publicly about your opposition to Church teaching, I will suspend your faculties to exercise ministry and remove you from your ministerial assignments," Nienstedt wrote to Tegeder in a letter in November 2011.But behind the scenes, Nienstedt was considering other measures to silence Tegeder. Continue Reading
House District 48B primary challenger Sheila Kihne and her allies like to claim her bid to topple incumbent Republican state representative Jenifer Loon isn't about Loon's 2013 vote for marriage equality. Continue Reading
In Sept. 2010, Lucinda Naylor lost her position as artist-in-residence at the Basilica of St. Mary in downtown Minneapolis after she spoke out about Archbishop John Nienstedt's plan to distribute 400,000 DVDs that argued against marriage equality for same-sex couples.
It's a year today since we voted on the anti-marriage amendment. This time last year we were at a stopping point in a long, difficult, involuntary journey. It was a nervous 18 months, leading up to a horribly scary day. Continue Reading
Minnesota finally passes marriage equality (otherwise known as legalizing same-sex marriage)! After a grueling campaign to stop the government from defining marriage as strictly between one man and one woman during last year's election, supporters of marriage equality finally saw the governor sign the bill into law on Tuesday, May 14, 2013. That makes Minnesota the 12th state in the country to pass marriage equality. What does this mean for the Hmong American community? Hmong Americans who are lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, or queer (LGBTQ) will now be able to marry their partners. This will set a new precedent for us to rethink about our community and what is in store for us for the future. How will marriage change for us as Hmong Americans? Hmong LGBTQ may not be able to marry the "Hmong way," but they are certainly going to do so the "American way." Even then, we will all have to start rethinking how we see "family" and "community" in Hmong American society.
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As of this posting, The Uptake is short by more than $7,700 of its Kickstarter fundraiser deadline goal of $21,211 for its documentary project on the struggle for marriage equality in Minnesota; that deadline arrives on SEPT 6 at 11:59 p.m. The Uptake, a non-profit, citizen-propelled video news service, says its program on how Minnesotans successfully fought for marriage equality will be crafted for a national TV audience. The gubernatorial signing of Minnesota's marriage equality legislation came just six months after the unexpected defeat of the discriminatory constitutional marriage definition amendment question on the November 2012 ballot. "That's our story," says The Uptake's Mike McIntee. The Uptake can select interviews, demonstrations, legislative debates and protests from hundreds of hours of streamed and taped video from its own coverage and the video vault of the Minnesota United for All Families, the lead organization in the fight for equality.If the funding pledge deadline goal is made, the The Uptake will be good to go. But if the $21,211 Kickstarter pledge goal is not reached by 11:59 p.m. on September 6, the film will not be produced. The project will need to pay for such production costs as sifting through and selecting video clips from three years of coverage, scripting, digitizing the chosen footage for computer editing, music use fees, audio mixing, graphics and some promotion. Referring to the documentary's small budget, McIntee says, "There's some money in here for promotion and distribution, but not a lot. We're hoping that once we get this made other like-minded organizations are going to help us out on that. It will get seen nationally. Free Speech TV is one outlet for that. I'm hoping that others will be available as well." During the evening ramp up to the first, legal, same-sex marriage ceremonies at Midnight on August 1st, I assisted McIntee and Uptake videographer Bill Sorem at the Wilde Roast Restaurant at St. Anthony-on-Main. They were live-streaming interviews of couples, activists and political supporters of the marriage equality campaign that I was recruiting from the jovial and reflective celebrants. The three of us later added to that footage at Minneapolis City Hall before, during and after Mayor R.T. Ryback legally married the first group of 46 same-sex couples. You'll see clips of the evening in my accompanying video. McIntee explained that if the target amount is not raised by the September 6 deadline, pledged gifts will not be processed – prospective donors will keep their money. If the deadline goal of $21,211 is reached or surpassed, donations will be tax deductible.Here is the link to the film project's information and pledge page at Kickstarter.http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/uptake/how-minnesota-went-from-no-to-yes-on-marriage-equa?ref=cardCORRECTON 9/3/2013: It's Kickstarter, not Quickstarter. Continue Reading


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First week of kindergarten and already Brandon Lloyd was in the principal's office.
The principal was Brad Barnhart, who was the uncle of Joe Kinder, soon to become Lloyd's closest childhood friend and eventually his high school quarterback.
"My uncle said, 'Brandon, what did you do?' " Kinder recalled. "Brandon said, 'The teacher asked us what we wanted to do with our lives and I said I wanted to be a professional football player. She said that's not realistic. Pick something else. I wouldn't pick anything else, so she sent me here.' "
Looking back, what principal Barnhart could have said, maybe even should have said, was: "Hey, teacher! Leave the kid alone!" Instead, the principled principal told young Brandon that, yes, he could become a professional football player. But he would have to work hard.
The lesson here doesn't necessarily conclude with Lloyd growing up to become an NFL wide receiver for the Broncos, who play the Seattle Seahawks today at Invesco Field at Mile High.
More telling is the attitude Lloyd showed his kindergarten teacher. Lloyd knew he was right and would not allow authority to reverse his conviction.
It's a behavioral characteristic that would manifest itself as Lloyd lived out his goal, particularly during his two disappointing seasons (2006 and 2007) with the Washington Redskins.
Initially, the Redskins invested heavily in Lloyd, surrendering third- and fourth-round draft picks to the San Francisco 49ers, then signing their new weapon to a six-year, $30 million contract with $10 million guaranteed.
Not long afterward, though, Lloyd fell out of favor with Redskins coach Joe Gibbs. In this case, Gibbs was not only the teacher but the principal too. And Gibbs ruled that Lloyd could no longer play.
What makes Lloyd different from other players isn't the attitude rap he has carried since his Gibbs adventure but that he's introspective enough to acknowledge it.
"You talk to anybody who has known me since I was in flag football and they would say I have, and always had, an attitude," said Lloyd, who followed this statement with a disarming laugh. "It's my competitive nature. In Washington, I wasn't going to allow Joe or anybody else tell me somebody else was better than me. I was not accepting that."
Does this sound like a certain head coach of the Broncos? Josh McDaniels dealt away such talented players as Jay Cutler, Brandon Marshall and Tony Scheffler because the coach was convinced it was best for the Broncos, regardless of what others said.
In McDaniels, Lloyd just may have found a . . .
"Kindred spirit?" McDaniels said, smiling. "I appreciate Brandon. He has a personality to him that I have a lot of respect for. Not every player is going to be the same. Not every player is going to have the same everyday intensity, or their focus may not come across in the same manner.
"But I think this kid wants to do well, he wants to win. I think he has responded well to a team that wants him."
Sometimes, all a kid needs is a teacher who believes in him.
Plenty of parental influence
Lloyd's two biggest fans are former teachers. His father, James, taught math at the middle school and high school level in the Kansas City (Mo.) inner-city district for more than 30 years. Even after James moved his family to the suburb of Blue Springs, he commuted into the city to teach.
Shirley, the family matriarch, taught in a Kansas City school devoted to kids with learning disabilities.
The influence the Lloyds had on their youngest son is unmistakable.
"I've always been abreast of current events," he said. "On family vacations, we'd drive all the way to Little Rock, Ark., listening to NPR the whole way."
Mom gave up teaching when it became apparent the sports schedules for Brandon and his older brother Mark were a full-time labor of love.
"One or the other (parent) was at every practice," Lloyd said. "My parents did not miss a football game, a basketball game, a track meet until I got to the NFL."
Lloyd quickly became a Kansas City high school sensation, and his track meets were must-see events.
Those acrobatic catches he has made for the Broncos starting with the final two games of last season? Such skill was first put on a big-stage display his freshman year in high school, when he won the Missouri state high jump competition.
Lloyd won it again as a sophomore and senior (he was injured as a junior), setting a personal best at 7-feet, 2 inches. Fortunately for the Broncos, Lloyd often brings a twisted version of the Fosbury Flop to his receptions.
"He's probably one of the most explosive guys that I've been around. Not just in terms of straight-line speed, but he's one of the better jumpers that I've ever seen," said Broncos quarterback Kyle Orton, who was also Lloyd's teammate with the Chicago Bears in 2008. "Making plays on the sidelines, contorting his body and making plays and still being able to catch the ball, he's very good at that stuff."
"I feel fresh" at age 29
Yet the feeling around the NFL is that Lloyd has yet to reach his full potential. He was getting there in his early years with the 49ers, catching 48 passes and averaging 15.3 yards per reception in 2005. But then came the career hiccup with Washington.
Now in his ninth season, and with his fourth team, Lloyd is off to a terrific start in 2010. He caught five passes for 117 yards in the Broncos' opener last week at Jacksonville.
Three receptions went for at least 25 yards, showing he has a chance to become the Broncos' first legitimate deep-ball threat since Ashley Lelie in 2005.
Lloyd nearly became the hero of the Broncos' opener with his leaping, twisting, back-reaching grab in the end zone in the fourth quarter against the Jaguars — only to have one foot come down on the painted white stripe.
"I think it's pretty normal for guys who get up to eight, nine years for their ability and production to decline," said Lloyd, 29. "That's normal. But I feel fresh. I almost feel like Washington was a couple redshirt years. That extended my career by not playing me."
He laughs at the irony. Just don't tell him he's not realistic.
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Late bloomers at wide receiver
It's not unusual for quarterbacks, such as Kurt Warner and Y.A. Tittle, to shine late in their careers. But the Broncos' Brandon Lloyd, right, at 29 and in his ninth season, could be the rare wide receiver who has a career-best year late in his career. Others:
1. Charlie Joyner, WR, Chargers
Had first 50-catch season at 30, then 72, 71, 70 catches at 32, 33 and 34.
2. Troy Brown, WR, Patriots
Little production for seven years. Then 83, 101, 97 catches in seasons eight, nine and 10 at ages 29, 30, 31.
3. Ed McCaffrey, WR, Broncos
After stints with Giants and 49ers, took off with Broncos for 64 catches at 30, 71 at 31 and 101 at 32.
4. Haven Moses, WR, Broncos
Obliterated previous career best with 54 catches for 943 yards at 33.
5. Eddie Kennison, WR, Chiefs
Personal problems caused him to quit on Broncos in 2001. Returned for only 1,000-yard seasons at 31 and 32 in 2004 and 2005 for Chiefs.


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With a twin-turbo diesel engine, the 2009 BMW X5 xDrive35d lacks the immediate acceleration of the V-8 gasoline version we tested previously, but BMW handling characteristics are there in full force, and the improved fuel economy is a bonus. This full-size SUV features all-wheel drive, and the diesel engine gives it the torque to handle some heavy-duty work. Where the gas version drove like a sports car, the diesel drives and sounds like a fast tractor.
One big disappointment in the cabin was the old version of iDrive. The week before reviewing the X5 xDrive35d, we spent some time with the 335d, the diesel version of the 3-series. That car had BMW's radical reworking of iDrive, which proved an excellent interface, and made going back to the old version painful.
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Although we hate the old iDrive interface, its cabin applications are generally good, so when we took the X5 xDrive35d out for test driving, an iPhone was tethered to the iPod connector and simultaneously paired to the Bluetooth phone system. The phone system in particular works well, making all contacts from the phone available on the car's LCD.
Creeping through city streets, the X5 xDrive35d 's engine sounded like farm machinery, and acceleration was hardly quick, showing noticeable lag before it got up and went. The steering also felt a little loose, something surprising in a BMW. But the tall front seats proved very comfortable, wrapping us in adjustable bolsters.
Once we found the map in the horrible iDrive menu, it showed traffic on all the freeways around, helping us find clear roads.
And it was on those clear roads that the X5 xDrive35d finally started acting like a BMW. Our car was equipped with Automatic Damping Control, a feature that brings in a sport button for the suspension.
On the freeway, with the engine running past its lag point, it was easy to get some real acceleration. And that acceleration didn't want to quit, either, pulling strongly well towards the triple digits.
And the X5 xDrive35d got even better after an exit out onto twisty mountain roads. Popping the weird-looking shifter into Sport mode-- a complement to the suspension's Sport mode--the tachometer showed higher engine speeds, giving more immediate power to rush the turns.
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How the CIA has, in the past, completely manipulated the outcome of Jury trials.
The assassination of John F. Kennedy is one of the most pivotal moments in American history. There are tales of visual hallucinations on the part of by standards and officers of the law, which give credence to the idea that mind control technology was utilized during the assassination. It has been speculated that Oswald himself was a mind control victim, and his quick murder after the assassination certainly should leave doubt in the minds of anyone that he was the lone gunman.
Prior to the assassination a serviceman stationed with Oswald in Japan wrote a fictional novel, loosely based on his and Oswald's experiences. The novel, The Idle Warriors, detailed MK-Ultra like experimentation including unknowing LSD administration. Thornley, the author testified at the Warren Commission regarding his and Oswald's link to the CIA program. He was charged with perjury, a charge that was later dropped. Some believe Thornley's later mental illness was due to drug experimentation conducted on members of the military including Oswald. Others suspect being linked to the assassination contributed to his paranoia. In light of recent events however, it is significantly more likely that his later contraction of mental illness was itself mind control induced, in order to discredit the testimony he gave in his later book, Oswald, as well as that given to the Warren Commission.
The judges actions in this case scream of mind control -- not only that, but the fact that these statements have been recorded and repeated, left not only in the written court record, but all over the internet; shows that some entity wanted to make an example out of this case. An exclamation that he simply did not believe an Officer of the law, for what amounts to no reason whatsoever (especially considering he had black and white evidence, in the form of a signature card) shows that he was either complicit in the cover up of the assassination conspiracy, he was mind controlled "not to believe the evidence," or both.
Later in the trial, both CIA and mind control tactics would reveal themselves as a significant part of both the defense, as well as the mechanism which destroyed its credibility.
The ability to cause multiple governors not to honor extradition requests, as well as to practically disappear a possible witness until after the trial is most likely outside the normal powers of the CIA. These actions, as well as the deliberate sabotage of the Garrison defense, reek of Casolaro's Octopus, linking once again the assassination to the Italian Mafia and organized crime.
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A quick search of the FOIA database at cia.gov gives these references, of course none of available for download:
Doc No/ESDN: CIA-RDP79-00632A000100100004-5
Doc No/ESDN: CIA-RDP75-00149R000600020007-0
Doc No/ESDN: CIA-RDP75-00149R000700210017-7
According to Pete Brewton's book, The Mafia, CIA and George Bush [1992, Shapolsky Publishers, p. 193-94], George DeMohrenschildt, a key subject of the Kennedy assassination by the House Select Committee on Assassinations in the late 1970s, was a White Russian count with extensive ties to the CIA who lived in Texas.
DeMohrenschildt was associated with Clint Murchison's meat-packing business and cattle ranches around Dallas according to Brewton; but more importantly, Congress found that DeMohrenschildt's personal address book contained the name and Midland, Texas address of George H. W. Bush, providing additional evidence linking Bush 41 to events surrounding JFK's death, covered up and watered down by the congressional committee to protect the future president and others.
Former President Bush has publicly stated he does not remember where he was on November 22, 1963, the day President Kenney was assassinated; and no prosecutor has interrogated him as to his ties to DeMohrenschildt and Murchison—part of Nixon's "Texans." Bush was later made director of the CIA, and Nixon, of course, was his father Prescott's protege.
Prescott Bush was a known supporter of Hitler and the Nazi Party, there are newly discovered files in the US National Archives that a firm of which Prescott Bush was a director was involved with the financial architects of Nazism. Further, he was associated with an attempted fascist coup, in conjunction with the DuPont and Carnegie families called the Business Plot. It seems these desires were never quenched, and in the wake of the JFK assassination, his son managed to take the office of President and crash the country into a deceptive global plot of cocaine trafficking and natural resources theft.
G.H.W. Bush himself has been linked to the scene:
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Apparently Roger Ailes, FAUX New chief initiated the divorce. What a difference a month makes huh CONS? How can you spin this into something wonderful for your party? I mean come on, I thought these guys WERE wonderful for your party! Between Dick Armey getting the boot from FreedomWorks and Boehner throwing tea bags out of committees and now this???? I'd have to say your party and all of it's rabble rousers are in a state of unquantified disaster now. TSK TSK TSK, and so soon after the President Obama landslide too.......What would Reagan say about your party now? "There you go again"? "When I hear your new ideas, I'm reminded of that ad "Where's the Beef?""? "Ask yourself, are you better off now than you were four years ago?" ??????? LOL, NOT !!!!!!
Are you better off now than four years ago with Odumbo being President,, no, your take home pay is less unless you are on the govt tit,, and it was not a landslide with the popular vote,, and most of who voted for his sorry a*s*s were your fellow welfare and ssi creatures that won't work and can,, I could give a flyin fk for any party right now,, they all need to be shot in the knees,,
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I can only wonder but the FAUX folks must be losing commercial revenue by the truck load to be making moves like this. That's the only time these type of drastic changes are made by these people. I bet Limpbone is getting hammered too. He may have to resort to smoking cattail punks instead of those big brown phallic ceegars he's normally slobbering on.
man you boring, trying to impress people how intelligent you are and you come across as uninformed and egotistical. you need to get out of the house and get a job. let the little woman stay home and you go to work then someone might think you are qualified for something. obviously you don't get paid for being on this board all day so try and pay some bills get a job and quit living off someone else . it would help you self esteem.
Haven't seen this yet Danny Boy, but unlike your lies about McCain, I'll assume this is accurate. Let's see, why may they not need these two now? Election is over?
Also, remember that Morris worked with Bill Clinton when he was Governor and in the WH. Apparently he picked up some bad habits -
Theres.. Danny...,
I saw & heard Morris diss Clintons when he began on Fox News. 'So much for loyalty. ( He turned completely around- big time. He's put on so much weight. Fox must feed him well. I would not wish ill health on anyone; but he looks unhealthy these past 3 or 4 years. I hope he does get healthier.) He makes big bucks now that he's with the Repubs.
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posted at 5/16/2011 12:10 PM EDTI hope they continue to lose games, continue to lose fair-weathered fans (who make up 80% of the premium seating, and continue to get on each others nerves.Implosion of the Yankees - coming to theaters this summer!
Re: Yankee empty seats???
posted at 5/16/2011 12:28 PM EDTIn Response to Yankee empty seats???:Sorry if this is old hat, but I am stunned at the number of empty seats in the luxery section at Yankee Stadium. This whole series is has appeared that at least half of them have been empty. Does anyone know if they are not sold or are they sold and the people just don't show. I know the tickets are like a grand or even two FOR ONE GAME but damn, that is embarrasing for MLB. The greatest rivalry in sports and half the seats on camera are empty.
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Sexuality, Witchcraft, and Honor in Colonial Spanish America
Article first published online: 2 MAY 2011
DOI: 10.1111/j.1478-0542.2011.00777.x
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Scholarship on colonial Spanish American sexuality has focused on the literary discourse of honor, institutional regulation, and imperial control. Historians use sources such as marriage documentation and cases that came before criminal courts or inquisition tribunals, to make conclusions relating sexuality to conquest and colonial race and gender hierarchies. Only a few scholars have explored the Spanish American experience of sexual desire and pleasure.


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It's hard to explain, to a nonsurfer, what makes a given wave special, at least when you're not talking about bone-crushing monsters the size of office buildings. Suffice it to say that at Ghost Point it has to do with a certain symmetry and speed, the quality of flight it offers. And when I saw the first wave surge out of the deep sea beyond the continental shelf, catch the underwater rock reef, wall up, and begin to peel, I saw everything I'd ever learned to want from water. The lone surfer made the drop beautifully—he clearly knew the place well—and for a while I just watched, picking up his tricks and learning the subtle currents that haunt any break.And then it was my turn. I saw the wave I wanted, a long, clean green wall rolling in from the open sea. Strong winds were blowing somewhere far offshore, beating at the ocean surface, and they put a kind of warbling bump through an otherwise smooth wave. As I hopped to my feet, I nearly lost my balance. The wave broke with a sudden and violent intensity—much more than I'd expected—and sent me hurtling down toward the trough. My legs compressed deeply as I tried to channel my speed back up to the gathering face. Once there, I put my board right into "trim," a smooth line in the wave's sweet spot where you harness all its momentum without doing anything fancy. That's when I finally understood what Ghost Point was all about—green water below, craggy mountains above, and a slingshot of a ride in your own private wilderness. For the next few hours the other surfer—the caretaker of the cabin and the owner of the plane—and I took turns barreling down waves, hooting each other into one zipping good ride after another. When my last one spent itself on the sand, I waved goodbye in the fading light of dusk's last moments and made my way to the campsite. A bonfire was already glowing near the tent, stars scattered across the sky, and there wasn't a single electric light for miles. At that moment I decided that to my friends, and to all those who guard its identity, Ghost Point is much more than a surf spot they might visit again some day. As a secret to which they've long been privy and as the site of treasured memories, Ghost Point has become a place surfers love to imagine even more than they love to visit. In this hallowed setting, somewhere between dream and reality, there will always be beauty, solitude, and screaming-fast right-hand barrels. "Hey, that's not a shark fin, is it?" asked my buddy Jeff, standing outside our tent the next morning. I quickly floundered out of my sleeping bag and stood bare-legged in the cold breeze. I could scarcely believe my eyes.A broad, flat, vaguely triangular fin stuck out of the calm water about 15 yards (14 meters) off the beach, slowly drifting north."That's a shark," I said."Right?""Yeah, that's a shark." But a moment later, doubt flickered in my mind and I realized I was looking at a sea lion flipper, held upright to warm in the sun while the rest of the animal floated submerged. Another sea lion soon surfaced alongside, and then I saw a little gray whale, Alaska-bound for the summer, blowing mist just beyond the break.Most of that morning drifted by in a futile attempt to surf-cast for perch, using frozen calamari that we bought back at the bait shack, and the afternoon was spent in the water. The other surfer had flown out the night before, so alone Jeff and I took turns picking off small, fast waves with playful bowl sections that ran right across an exposed rock. When the tide bottomed out altogether, whole stretches of reef came into the open air. Little tide pools emerged, each filled with dozens of purple anemones, their tender, sticky tentacles awaiting some passing protein.Leaving the surfboards on the beach, we wandered among the pools and kelp-covered boulders, looking for abalone or anything else we might eat. We cracked open a few sea urchins for their roe and collected as many blue mussels as we could carry, wrenching them from their rocky perches and filling my neoprene hood. Back on the beach we gathered dead grass into a blazing fire and watched the red sun set over the blue water. Stuffing garlic and parsley into the bottom of our pot, I steamed those mussels until they popped. As night fell over the darkened mountains and cold sea, we gorged on a miraculous freshness, the flavor you just never get in a restaurant.By our third afternoon, the swell had died and Ghost Point was flat, so we packed up our tents and sleeping bags and fishing poles and headed back out. During the long, quiet march, I watched seals watching us from offshore; I saw an osprey hunting the shallows for fish; and I decided that whatever you think about the surfer obsession with secrecy, whether it sounds like selfishness, silliness, or soulfulness, the end result isn't really such a bad thing. Anyone who wants to find Ghost Point won't have much trouble—I told you that it's somewhere along the Lost Coast, and the truth is, the break is known to virtually every surfer with a clue in Northern California. But maybe there's something great about the feeling that the world is still full of mysteries; ones you'll have to sort out for yourself. And maybe there's something great about places, real or imagined, where discoveries will always be waiting to be made. Because at some level, that's what it's all about.
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