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As years pass by, wedding has developed into a more distinct, classy and elegant way. The careful planning of the wedding venue, the theme, dress and food are all well taken into consideration. Most importantly, the cakes put a huge impact on most weddings as it will be in the spot light when the couple does the cake cutting ceremony. If you want to impress your guests, find some wedding cake pictures to have more inspiration on picking the right cake.
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Patrice O'Neal Dead: Comedian is Survived by Wife Vondecarlo Brown, Funeral Arrangements are Pending
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Comedian and radio personality Patrice O'Neal died at 41 at a New York-area hospital on Tuesday morning as a result of a stroke he suffered back in October after a long battle with diabetes. Patrice O'Neal is survived by his wife, Vondecarlo Brown, his stepdaughter, Aymilyon, his sister, Zinder, and his mother, Georgia.
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Whitney Houston Dead 2012: Husband Bobby Brown & Pop Diva in Pictures
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Bobby Brown and Whitney Houston met in 1989 at the Soul Train Music Awards. Brown is six years younger than Houston. The couple wed in July 1992 and eventually separated 14 years later, before their divorce was finalised in April 2007. Whitney Houston won custody of their daughter following her divorce from the 42-year-old R&B star, with her husband Bobby Brown being allowed visitation rights.
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Remembering Some Tips On Wedding Pictures
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When it comes to your own wedding, you will never settle for anything less. It is always better if you work with a professional with trying to plan for your photographic coverage. In the end it is the...
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Making the Most of Your Wedding Pictures
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Besides storing your pictures in a basic album, here are a few ideas that will help you liven up your pictures. Enlarge a Special moment.
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Wedding pictures through a photo journalist
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Wedding photography has evolved over time, to embrace new and unconventional styles. A number of people are now choosing the photojournalistic style of photography.
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How To Get The Best Wedding Pictures
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Weddings are the happiest moment a couple experiences in their lives. That is why it is very important to capture moments like this. To do this you need to hire a good professional photographer to be able to capture the best memories worth remembering.
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Cute Pictures
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The main feature of a cute caricature is that the face eats up more than 50% or 60% of an art paper and is drawn exaggeratedly funny. Creative- Drawing a cute caricature need to have some levels of c...
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Wedding Pictures Makes your Wedding Memorable
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Choose from mellow beach towns like Amed, Lovina and Pemuteran round the coast or get away completely to the just offshore is the island of Nusa Lembongan with a population of just 7000 people and has no cars or motorcycles to interrupt the peace and tranquility.
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Wedding Pictures Make Your Wedding Day Be Remembered!
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Wedding photography deals primarily about taking photos or videos before, during and after a wedding ceremony.
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Collecting guidance on photography is an efficient technique to notably increase means of your camera.
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How To Put Love Into Pictures
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A wedding day is composed of torn out pages of moments, characters and moods. When the book isn't bound artfully, all those treasures are lost or connected in nonsensical ways.
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Kate Moss and Jamie Hince: Gorgeous Wedding in Pictures
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Supermodel Kate Moss and her rock star fiancé Jamie Hince tied the knot in a gorgeous wedding that cost an estimate £500,000 and was scheduled for three days. The bride looked fabulous in a John Galliano's vintage-style dress embellished with gold beading, while the groom wore a light blue suit, white striped shirt, patterned tie and black sunglasses.
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Prince Albert II & Princess Charlene: Extravagant Wedding in Pictures
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Prince Albert of Monaco, 53, and Princess Charlene of Monaco, 33, exchanged vows in an extravagant religious wedding on Saturday, July 2, 2011, attended by their family, international celebrities and royalty. Charlene wearing sumptuous boat neck gown by Giorgio Armani Prive swept along the red carpet leading into the palace on her father's arm, while Prince Albert II looked smart in a white military uniform.
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Kim Kardashian's Wedding in Pictures
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The dream wedding of Kim Kardashian and Kris Humphries has attracted serious attention from both the media and the public, especially Kim's and Kris's fans. The celebrity couple said "I do" in a beautiful sunset ceremony attended by their family and A-list guests.
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Kellogg's has been producing Frosted Flakes for 60 years, but the Michigan cereal manufacturer may lose a few local customers this baseball season.
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Kellogg's has been producing Frosted Flakes for 60 years, but the Michigan cereal manufacturer may lose a few local customers this baseball season.
Detroit Tigers pitcher Justin Verlander, who last year became the first player since 1992 to win the Cy Young and MVP awards, this week introduced Fastball Flakes. The frosted-flake cereal is manufactured by PLB Sports, the celebrity-endorsed food company best known for Flutie Flakes - which taste exactly like Fastball Flakes.
Although Verlander and Doug Flutie apparently have similar breakfast cereal preferences, PLB Sports president Ty Ballou says not every athlete gravitates toward flakes.
"We do a honey-nut oat, we do a Rice Krispie-type," Ballou says. "We work with the athlete to do what they like. The product is national brand quality."
Currently, the only other frosted flake cereal in the PLB portfolio belongs to Pittsburgh Penguins goaltender Marc-Andre Fleury. PLB's website is now offering a buy one, get one free deal on Fleury Flakes.
"It's always dictated by the consumer," Ballou says of a product's run. "We've had some run 10 years."
Ballou - along with Detroit Tigers fans everywhere - is hoping Verlander will be a viable pitchman for at least a year or two. All proceeds from Fastball Flakes will benefit VA Hospitals in Detroit and Ann Arbor, Mich.
While sales figures aren't yet available for Fastball Flakes, Ballou says initial response has been strong. "We have high expectations," he says.
PLB typically issues five or six products a year, and cereal is by far the most popular of the items they offer.
"We do mustards, we do sausage, but cereal's been our most successful," Ballou says, pointing out the collectible nature of boxes printed with favorite players' faces. "Cereal has the biggest upside."
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Arrests from March 8-15Published 10:48am Thursday, March 28, 2013
The following individuals were arrested and charged by the Madison Police Department from March 8-15:
March 8
–William George Raetz, Madison, domestic violene third-degree-harassment-family, domestic violence third-degree-criminal mischief third-degree
–William David Enzer, Huntsville, violation of probation
–Antone Terrez Walter, Huntsville, violation of probation
–Johnny Ray Smith, Madison, forgery second-degree, identity theft
–Phillip Michael Anderson, Huntsville, failure to appear traffic
–Pedro Romero, Decatur, violation of probation
March 9
–Jody Brent Willoughby, Madison, domestic violence third-degree
–Raymond Lanny Whiteley, Madison, failure to appear (two counts), failure to pay (two counts)
–Kimberleigh Ann Duffey, Huntsville, bail-jumping second-degree
March 10
–Ronisha Rishelle Timmons, Madison, house party
–Cameron D Cross, Madison, domestic violence third-degree harassment-family
–Timothy Dale Residori, Madison, theft-shoplifting third-degree
–Timothy Dale Residori, Madison, criminal trespass second-degree
–Florence Allison Jordan, Madison, theft-shoplifting third-degree, violation of probation
–Charles James Jackson, Madison, failure to pay
–Jason Patrick Hall, Madison, failure to appear traffic
–Anthony Cornell Buckner, Madison, harassment
–Angela Elizabeth Williams, Madison, theft-misc. third-degree
–Andre Demon Parrish, Huntsville, violation of probation
–Daniel Clifford Taylor, Madison, disorderly conduct
March 11
–Trista Stepleton Savoie, Madison, domestic violence third-degree
–Gregory Alan Gardner, Madison, driving under influence-drugs
–Courtney Santez Bruno, Madison, bail-jumping second-degree
–Marla Kaye Macon Wilson, Madison, failure to pay
–Ryan Valentino Fletcher, Huntsville, failure to appear (two counts)
–Ramiro Callejas Alberto, Madison, driving under influence-alcohol
March 12
–Jamarius Keshawn Douglas, Madison, aggravated assault second-degree non-family knife
–Gary W Winkler, Madison, menacing-gun
March 13
–Devonte Desean Walker, Huntsville, possession forged instrument second-degree
–Patricia Lois Bradford, Madison, failure to pay
–Jonathan Servold Caudle, Madison, breaking and entering a vehicle (theft), theft-article from auto second-degree, breaking and entering a vehicle (theft), theft-article from auto second-degree
–Terry Marie Webb, Madison, failure to appear traffic
–Lisa Anne Boric, Madison, domestic violence third-degree harassment-family
March 14
–Lanorris Deoran Smith, Huntsville, failure to appear
–Carrie Nicole Williamson, Madison County, theft-misc. second-degree, third-degree
–Trent Allen Wooten, Madison, theft from residence second-degree
–Charles Andrew Saunders, Madison, unauthorized use of auto (value required) first-degree
–Ikechuku Nathan Abengowe, Madison, theft-article from auto third-degree, breaking and entering a vehicle (theft)


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The Statute of Kalisz, guaranteeing Jews safety and personal liberties and giving battei din jurisdiction over Jewish matters, is promulgated by Boleslaus the Pious, Duke of Greater Poland. (1264)
Michelangelo's David is unveiled in Florence. (1504)
French and Indian War: Battle of Lake George. (1755)
French and Indian War: Kittanning Expedition. (1756)
American Revolutionary War: The Battle of Eutaw Springs in South Carolina, the war's last significant battle in the Southern theater, ends in a narrow British tactical victory. (1781)
The Tonquin sets sail from New York Harbor with 33 employees of John Jacob Astor's newly created Pacific Fur Company on board. After a six-month journey around the tip of South America, the ship arrives at the mouth of the Columbia River and Astor's men establish the fur-trading town of Astoria, Oregon. (1810)
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World War I: Private Thomas Highgate becomes the first British soldier to be executed for desertion during the war. (1914)
16-year-old Margaret Gorman wins the Atlantic City Pageant's Golden Mermaid trophy; pageant officials later dubbed her the first Miss America. (1921)
Honda Point Disaster: nine US Navy destroyers run aground off the California coast. Seven are lost, and twenty-three sailors killed. (1923)
Germany is admitted to the League of Nations. (1926)
3M begins marketing Scotch transparent tape. (1930)
US Senator from Louisiana, Huey Long, nicknamed "Kingfish", is fatally shot in the Louisiana State Capitol building. (1935)
World War II: Siege of Leningrad begins. German forces begin a siege against the Soviet Union's second-largest city, Leningrad. (1941)
World War II: The O.B.S. (German General Headquarters for the Mediterranean zone) in Frascati is bombed by USAAF. (1943)
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Hi all. New member here with first post. I'm covering a single layer of old three tab with new roofing. The new stuff is the "30 year" laminated asphalt shingle. They deliver and stock to rooftop this morning. The roofing contractor, a close friend, is scheduled to start the job this morning. But it's raining pretty steady. I'm concerned about temporary leaks from nailing over in the rain.Advice or comments?Thanks much.
isnt it always raining in seattle? I wouldnt put a roof on in the rain, nor would I put a roof over another roof but to each their own.
I agree with what is being said here. Why would you go over a roof when it will only last 15 years tops because its a second layer. No professional i know of would ever put shingles knowing its going to rain or is raining before they start.
I have shingled in drizzle/light rain many times with no leaks. If the stuff starts coming down heavy, I have to stop and seal everything up, because it can leak if you get water actually running down the roof.
In the Northwest you have to roof in the rain.
I have put shingles on in a downpour. Plane was flying out the next morning. I would not tear off in the rain.
Water when it gets hot turns to a vapor. The vapor leaves.
Thanks for the replies. Roof got stocked. Roofing crew got rained off the job. We'll try again tomorrow. The cover over was a judgement call. A tearoff would double the cost of the job, requiring resheathing as the existing sheathing is 1x8 shiplap. All the shingle manufacturers require sheet good underlayment for their warranties. I'll get 25 years of life from this "30 year" product. That's good enough for me. I'm really pro-active about maintenance of my roof. I'm taking down a medium-small hemlock (70 footer) right next to the house. Love the tree but it's a roof killer.
I would have no problem laying over the old shingles....IF, the old shingles are laying flat and they are even. I wouldn't even go to the job if it had rain in the forecast.
With a small crew 4-6 people I always plan at least two days with no chance of rain. On larger jobs I like at least three good days straight.
On new roofs I've papered and shingled while raining more times that I'd ever like to admit. I saw my father fall off a 7/12 10 years ago while papering while raining.
I've papered over ice many times but always have waited until the ice melted prior to shingling. It's funny how builders don't care about roofs being put on poorly in the Winter when inspections are close.
A couple jobs done during the Winter have resulted in popped nails all over the roof. In the past 10 years 3/4 of my roofs were stapled and I never had any popped staples. Right now I've got a roof with tons of popped nails done last Winter. Makes me want to go back to stapling, never had call backs when I stapled. Thinking the popped nails were due to either lousy OSB or roofing over wet OSB.
OSB is crap.
houses in tampa bay get wet all the time.the plywood gets rained on for days when building.the whole building gets rained on for days, when building.reroofs are done in light rains often.as long as its not poorin, you can lay shingles in the rain. they still last 20+ yrs.were im at anyway.


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This was the first part of my art test at Naughty Dog. They gave me concepts and reference. After finishing this test they were quite happy but since this test was quite old (pre Uncharted 1) they wanted me to try my hand at an updated test.
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Hey I just stumbled on your work by searching various art tests. You've got some great work! Could you say what the specifics of this and the second test you got were? Like the timeframe and general guidelines?
Hmm if I remember correctly they said that the first test they sent me was an older test and they wanted me to take a crack at their updated test. I think the guidelines were 100k polys and the time frame was take as much time as you want, but don't take forever. It took me about a week for each version of the test. roughly 60-80 hours, but I wasn't keeping exact track. They said I could reuse the temple but the new test had the rocks and bridge, the bridge wasn't included in the concept so I had to come up with that on my my own. Also the only textures I had to make were the alpha cards for the vegetation. That's all I can think of... it's been quite a while now since I worked on this test. Thanks for the kind words!
Really impressive. Your environment scenes are really impressive. You put a lot of effort into it and the models are detailed even as it is low-poly. I'm envious!
thats awesome insane test!
Thanks! Yes this test was insane, and this is only the first part of it!
thanks for sharing these man, thats cool to see naughty dog ! I dont know how much the video in uncharted represents their real vibe, but it seemed more then an awesome crew.
congrats for your achievement , well deserved
congrats for your achievement , well deserved
Naughty Dog has an interesting studio culture I will say that. Thanks for the compliment I'm happy to share!
don't know what pre uncharted means but I can see the differences, in this one the building is bigger with no mountain behind, no bridge and I think the three is on the other side but that might just be the angle
This was an art test created while Uncharted 1 was in development. when I applied to ND Uncharted 2 was almost wrapped up.
oh Uncharted is a videogame! lol, I thought it was some step to follow or something xD. I'm not much up to date with newer games, the last console I got was a PS2 last year and I didn't got the PS3 because I could only afford the console with my stash but not the pricey videogames, it's kinda useless like that he he
Afte reading your comment I remembered reading about that game in some website.
Afte reading your comment I remembered reading about that game in some website.


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Social Studies Standards Hearing Oral Testimony of Julie Quist
December 20, 1012
Testimony concerning the proposed revised Minnesota Social Studies Standards
Julie Quist
My name is Julie Quist. I am a mother of ten grown children and a grandmother of many more. I was born in southeastern Minnesota, and I currently live in southern Minnesota near St. Peter.
John Adams, one of the most well-known of the founders of our Republic and our second President, said: "Children should be educated and instructed in the principles of freedom."
He also said: "Liberty cannot be preserved without a general knowledge among the people." He understood education in the principles of liberty to be key to preserving that liberty.
With those words in mind, I would like to call attention to a serious flaw within these proposed new Social Studies standards which, I believe, goes to the heart of many other objections within the document.
Inalienable rights are given short shrift. In fact, inalienable rights are almost completely erased from existence within the new standards. The rights that are identified in the Declaration of Independence and in the U.S. Constitution come from the revolutionary acknowledgement that "All men are created equal and are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights." This exceptional idea—God-given rights, freedom—has impacted millions of people throughout the world. It has brought masses of people to our shores "yearning to breathe free."
This central idea within the Declaration of Independence articulates our identity, that which binds us together as a nation and defines what uniquely it means to be an American. Our country, our Republic, isn't united by race. We aren't united by religion. We are united by our civil creed that rocked the world in the 18th century—All men are created equal, rights to life, to liberty and to property—rights that governments may and do often violate, but that remain our rights nonetheless.
Throughout these standards, instead, rights are continually referred to as "individual" rights. A world of difference exists between individual rights which are created by government, which may be legislated away, and rights with which we came into this world. Civics Standard #5 states that citizenship rights are created by laws. While there is certainly some truth to that statement, the standards never distinguish what rights are inalienable, rights protected by government, not bestowed by government.
Will we really leave inalienable rights behind in our standards? Will we really refuse to teach that revolutionary American core of freedom to the next generations?
Only once in the entire set of standards and benchmarks is there a single reference to inalienable rights, and that is merely an example. This is astounding and raises serious questions about the overall philosophical grounding of the education community today. Do they believe our rights are inalienable? And if so, would these not be central to the study of Civics and our nation's history?
This disappearance of the central idea of inalienable rights shows up in a number of standards, such as the Civic Standard #2 which discusses our civic identity: "The civic identity of the United States is shaped by historical figures, places and events, and by key foundational documents and other symbolically important artifacts."
While students must know the symbols, the traditions, the songs, they never are to understand, in this standard or its benchmarks, what those symbols, songs, and traditions symbolize. The idea of liberty, that idea that we are all created equal and with inalienable rights that government cannot violate, is the heart of patriotic artifacts, symbols, the flag, the Pledge of Allegiance. This standard teaches students only the externals and never the meaning, robbing our children of their precious heritage of freedom.
The lack of recognition of the central idea of the foundation of the United States of America, inalienable rights that are God-given, appears to color much else within this standards document. I leave it to others to identify them. A primary goal of Social Studies Standards and of education in general ought to be to transfer the American principles of freedom on to the next generation—not simply to prepare them for college and careers, and that should be stated clearly.
In summary, these revisions ought to go back to the drawing board, not adopted into Rule.
Thank you.
Social Studies Standards Hearing Prepared Remarks of Donald Lee
Thank you for the opportunity to address these important issues.
It seems impossible to satisfy all the stakeholders. Some testimony heard today is from special interests seeking to add "one more thing" to the standard, believing that if not in the standard, it won't be taught. Those who actually have to do the teaching complain that there is far too much in the standard to do a decent job of covering the material. I respect the 40 people and their efforts, but their job is very difficult.
I'd like to step back and ask a vital question. Why do we teach "social studies" – civics, geography, economics and history? What is the purpose?
We teach our children these things in order to explain and inculcate the intellectual and ideological foundations on which our culture rests.
History is especially important because it gives to our young the wisdom of human experience. It tells where we've been, and how we came to be where we are, not just physically, but intellectually and spiritually. It tells our students what has worked, and what failed. It inspires them with the amazing accomplishments of those who went before us, and cautions them against repeating old mistakes. It provides perspective to help put new events in their proper place. History reminds us that deceptively simple solutions to complex problems have been tried before, and are almost always wrong.
Civics is basic training in citizenship. Without instruction in how our republic works, and full understanding of what can go wrong, our republic will wither into the certain tyranny that marks the rest of human history. Citizens need to understand their vital role. More importantly, they need motivation — reasons to care about doing the hard work of citizenship.
So, I come to this hearing asking a question: Do these proposed new standards enhance the effort to teach our children these absolutely essential things?
Unfortunately, the answer appears to be an emphatic "no".
Do not misunderstand. I recognize and appreciate all the work that has gone into these standards, and realize that the authors are every bit as dedicated to producing a good outcome as I am. There is much to like in these new standards, but fatal flaws demand correction.
Social Studies Standards of Greatest Concern
Here are the standards of greatest concern. Detailed quotes, footnotes, and links will be available in the final written testimony that I will submit along with suggested amendments. Readers interested in an excellent book that chronicles the battle against the education and media establishment to develop rigorous social studies standards actually considered exemplary by the MN social studies standards committee that accurately portray the good America has done and well as her faults and have children learn well the foundational principles of America, please read TEXAS TROUNCES THE LEFT'S WAR ON HISTORY by Bill Ames, a citizen activist and member of the social studies standards committee, available here.
Civics Standard 1: The student will understand that democratic government depends on informed and engaged citizens who exhibit civic skills and values, practice civic discourse, vote and participate in elections, apply inquiry and analysis skills, and take action to solve problems and shape public policy.
The concept of unalienable rights is relegated to the level of untested examples instead of in the mandatory benchmarks as in 2004. Unless students learn the uniquely American foundational principle that the purpose of government is to protect unalienable rights of life, liberty and property (pursuit of happiness), the civic skills and abilities described above are useless and empty. Students will not have the knowledge base to perform any of them and do what is necessary to maintain our republic and our freedoms.
Civics Standard 2: The student will understand that the civic identity of the United States is shaped by historical figures, places, and events, and by key foundational documents and other symbolically important artifacts.
The American identity is far more than "artifacts" of a bygone era. It is shaped by a set of timeless, "self-evident" principles that many have sacrificed "their lives, their fortunes, and their sacred honor" to protect and perpetuate. Many of these "historical figures, places and events" and "key foundational documents have been lowered in importance from standards to benchmarks or to untested examples or removed altogether from the 2004 standards document.
Civics Standard 3: The student will understand that the United States is based on democratic values and principles that include liberty, individual rights, justice, equality, the rule of law, limited government, common good, popular sovereignty, majority rule, and minority rights.
It is critically important for Minnesota children to learn that the source of their rights is natural law ("nature and nature's God" as described in the Declaration of Independence), not governments instituted by man – in other words that their rights are inherent. Without that understanding, they will not be able to adequately analyze the effects on American sovereignty and our unalienable rights of international documents and agreements that various bodies are attempting to foist on the US with ever increasing frequency. Being able to critically analyze the effects of these agreements on America is far more important than being trained to become "effective global citizens" as advocated by the Department of Education in their Statement of Need and Reasonableness (SONAR – p. 45).
Civics Standard 11: The student will understand that international political and economic institutions influence world affairs and United States foreign policy.
Students need to have a better understanding of the radical difference in philosophy of rights between the United States and these international bodies and their member nations than is embodied in this standard. The US protects inherent rights. International bodies do not.
Details for Dec. 20th Social Studies Standards Hearing
Thank you again to all who submitted a hearing request on the Minnesota Social Studies Standards. Below is the detailed information for either appearing at the hearing and or submitting written testimony. Final details on big areas of concern will follow in the next emails. Please consider choosing one or two areas of interest or concern as your time allows during this busy time of year. Thank you for caring about the future of Minnesota's children!
The following information is quoted from the Dual Notice, the hearing notice, or phone calls or emails to the judge's office or the Department of Education. The standards alone are available here. The standards with the benchmarks are available here. The Department of Education's justification for the standards is here (SONAR).
Reasons to oppose them are available at the following links and more details on specific standards will follow in the next email:
Social Studies Hearing Request of Dr. Ryan MacPherson
Celebrate Thanksgiving by Preserving Good Social Studies Standards – Request a Hearing!
Please Help Change Minnesota's Social Studies Standards for the Good
Comments Submitted for Final Draft of Minnesota Social Studies Standards
Comments on US History Standards from an Attorney and Teacher of the Constitution
National Association of Scholars Review of MN Social Studies Standards
John Fonte Review of Minnesota Social Studies Standards
Southern Poverty Law Center Review
Please Comment!! Social Studies Standards Continue Disastrous Course in Final Draft!
Alert! New PC Social Studies Standards are a Disaster!!
ORAL TESTIMONY – Those that wish to and are able to appear at the hearing may do so as follows:
Come as close as possible to 9 AM on December 20th to room CC-15, Minnesota Department of Education, 1500 Highway 36 West, Roseville, Minnesota, 55113. Although you do not need to be there immediately at 9:00, the judge will only stay as long as there are people signed up to testify. If you want to give testimony, but do not think that you can be there in the morning, then we would recommend submitting written testimony (see below). The judge will have a sign-in sheet for those that wish to speak and will divide the time among those that want to give oral comments, so we cannot predict how long each person will be able to speak. Although each speaker may be given a longer time to speak, and if there are many people there, it is possible that less time will be given, five to seven minutes is a good rule of thumb. If you have complex information, please summarize it in your oral presentation and then bring the details in written form (again, see below). The hearing may go as long as 4:00, but it truly depends on how many people can attend.
WRITTEN TESTIMONY – For those that are unable to attend the hearing or who wish to revise and extend their oral testimony, you may submit written testimony as follows:
There is no page limit, but all evidence presented must pertain to the proposed rules. Interested parties will have at least five working days to submit comments, which depending on whether or not December 24th and 31st are considered working days, comments would be due at 4:30 PM on December 28th or 31st, 2012, or January 2nd, 2013. In addition, at her discretion, Judge Barbara Neilson, may at the hearing, order for the comment period to be extended up 20 calendar days or to January 9th, 2013. Following the comment period, there is a five-working-day rebuttal period when the agency and any interested person may respond in writing to any new information submitted. No one may submit additional evidence during the five-day rebuttal period.
Written comments MUST be received by 4:30 PM on whatever due date is decided by the judge. They may be sent to:
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Eggs are nauseating. Kind of like Jon when he needs a shower.
Bring back the Sig Test!
It's a texture thing. Eggs are proof God's sense of humor has a twisted streak.
On someone elses plate.
Fried and oozing yolk.
That way the cholesterol get's into my blood stream faster.
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What???? No shirred? No coddled? These egg preparations get no respect.
As long as it ain't in the shell, I'm good to go.
Over easy
Hard boiled
Egg salad
That's about it!
Pinoy style...with the living embryo still in it...YUM.
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4 eggs, sunny side up, served over potatoes O'Brien, with a huge plate of bacon.
When you're 6'2" + 150 pounds( with low to normal cholesterol), you eat whatever you like.
I can relate to eating whatever the hell you want... I'm five ten and weigh 140, inherited some great genes, and my doctor says no-one he sees has such excellent cholesterol readings.
On the other hand, I also inherited to bad joints from the other side of the family so I expect to live a long pain filled life.
The only eggs I like are free range as farmed eggs tend to make me sick... I like my free range eggs poached and served with whole wheat toast and real butter.
Fried and scrambled for me...I prefer fried, but I suck at frying eggs, so I scramble them if I'm making it myself.
Honestly I prefer omelettes....Mmmm egg, cheese, peppers, chorizo, tomato = awesome on a plate.
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next is hard boiled.
flawed poll. it should be multiple choice.
it should also ask whether we prefer sausage, bacon, or corned beef hash.
it should also ask if we prefer hash browns, french fries, or grits with them.
if you were really thorough, you'd also include a question asking if we prefer white, whole wheat, or challah toast (with the option to substitute a bagel, english muffin, or regular muffin).
in the meantime, a tortilla is always nice.
Over an English muffin and Canadian bacon smoothered in hollandaise sauce with a side of hash browns, bacon and a chocolate milkshake served at Nookies 2 in Chicago or Ted's in Milwaukee.
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Lemolo has earned a lot of attention on the Seattle music scene lately, managing to tour with the Head & the Heart and play Bumbershoot Festival before even releasing an LP. Then they dropped their first full-length album, The Kaleidoscope with two shows (one sold out) at the Columbia City Theater. And their success is still continuing to build, as evidenced by their sold-out show at the Triple Door last night.
After seeing the duo perform their dreamy indie pop it's easy to understand what all the hype is about. Most of Lemolo's music has an ambient, downtempo quality that lulls listeners into a sleepy state, but last night the band performed with such intensity there was no chance of any audience members napping. Meagan Grandall's sumptuous vocals, which sound a little wispy on The Kaleidoscope, were belted out with impressive clarity. Kendra Cox, who switched between a drum set and keyboard positioned near the front of the stage, played with a surprising energy that made the percussion much more prominent then it is on the duo's LP.
Songs like "Move Me" and "Who Loves" that showcased both Grandall's alluring vocals and Cox's perfectly placed drumbeats were clear highlights. But the best of the night was "Letters," a soulful performance that created a dreamy, elegant atmosphere for the audience to fall into. A giant, colorful glass sculpture in the middle of the stage added to the atmosphere, but seemed a bit arbitrary until Grandall explained that it was a kaleidoscope created by a fan who was inspired by their music. Lemolo unexpectedly chose "The Wind" for its encore, a downtempo track that's good but not great. But overall their performance was impressive and proved why Lemolo is quickly rising to success.
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Performers: Matiukhin, Valery; Fedotov, Vladimir; Kaspruk, Olga; Lee, Nelly; Olijnik, Yuri [Baritone Vocal]; Popov, Valentin; Talrose, Gabriella
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I drive a 2000 Jeep Cherokee, and recently I noticed my passenger doors are very squeaky when opening an closing.
What is the best way to remove this squeak?
I've heard certain lubricants work better than others, and some shouldn't be used at all because they will hurt the actual hinges and remove the grease in the hinge.
Is this a good question?
You DON'T want to use Pam. Pam is basically an aerosol can of cooking oil, it will help in the short term but then dries up and turns into rancid grease, much like the stuff that builds up on the hood over your stove it you don't clean it regularly.
I spent many years in the restaurant business and people kept wanting to use Pam to lubricate the slicer. It DID work, but not for long and then the thing was harder to use than ever. I cleaned it using WD-40 (which cut the grease), and the lubricated it with white lithium grease.
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Thank you so much! I think it's nothing so special..
Well in my opinion it's really beautiful!!
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[Identification of item], Mel Rosenthal Photographs, David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library, Duke University.
Purchase, 2004 and 2008.
Processed by Joanne Fairhurst, January 2013.
Accession(s) described in this finding aid: 2004-0150, 2004-0339, 2004-0340, 2008-0092, and 2012-0070.
Mel Rosenthal was a documentary photographer based in New York City and director of photographic programs at SUNY-Empire State.
Collection consists of 80 black and white photographs taken by Mel Rosenthal, stemming from two documentary projects. The first documents the destruction by arson of an entire neighborhood in New York, the South Bronx, in the 1970s, with images of burned-out buildings and inhabitants who were forced to abandon their homes. The second project depicts the daily lives of Arab Americans, including men, women and children of Syrian, Egyptian, Moroccan, Algerian, Jordanian and Palestinian descent, in New York State during the last decade of the 20th century and the early 2000s. Scenes include images of children, professionals, neighborhood life, and the religious lives of Christians, Muslims, Greek Orthodox, Maronites, Jews and Coptics. The images in the Rosenthal collection formed part of two separate exhibits at Duke University showcasing Rosenthal's work, available online. The photographic prints measure 11x14" and 16x20". The South Bronx matted prints measure either 16x20" or 20x24".
Also included are a few publicity items for a workshop on documentary photography and select exhibitions, and an audiocassette recording of Rosenthal speaking at an exhibit opening in 2004. Acquired as part of the Archive of Documentary Arts at Duke University.
Two online exhibits of selected Rosenthal images are available for viewing on the Duke University Libraries website.
Collection is restricted; any form of duplication requires consent of donor.
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Comprises 33 black-and-white photographs documenting the destruction in the South Bronx by fire, 1975-1983. Most matted prints measure 16x20" (boxes 1 and 2), but two prints measure 20x24" (box 3). Original captions have been retained as well as narrative comments by photographer; captions supplied by library staff are in brackets.
Duplicate of image 29, but this print is signed by Rosenthal.
Contains 46 photographs, 25 16x20" (with one 11x14") gelatin silver prints (box 4) and 21 11x14" gelatin silver prints (box 5), that were part of the exhibit
Ahmed was from Alexandria, Egypt. He decided to go back to Egypt in September of 2002 to get married. His friends, including the man who bought his cart, thought that he would not be able to get a visa to come back to the United States. They were correct and as one said,
One of the reasons he left Jerusalem was because of the 1967 war. He told me that he believed that the war between the Israelis and the Arabs would never end. He is holding a photo of him holding his baby daughter. Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, N.Y., 1998.
She is the daughter of Essa (see image 35) who is holding her (as a baby) before the family left East Jerusalem
Men observe the call to prayer, March 27, 1999. The occasion is Eid al-Fitr the three-day Festival of Fast-Breaking at the end of Ramadan.
Men observe the call to prayer, 2001. The occasion is Eid al-Fitr the three-day Festival of Fast-Breaking at the end of Ramadan.
I showed the Rabbi a letter of introduction from the Museum of the City of New York which said that they had commissioned me to photograph for them an exhibition about Arab American life in New York. They told me that I was in the wrong place because they were not Arabs. They insisted that they were Sephardic and should be called that. I pointed out to them that they spoke Arabic and were from a country which spoke Arabic and therefore could be considered Arabs. They weren't convinced, but it turned out that they did not have the tenth Jewish man that makes a ritual possible in the Jewish religion and there I was, the tenth man. So I got to celebrate Chanukah and to photograph them also. Later because so many people took umbrage to being called an Arab I changed the letter to say that I was photographing Arabic speaking people and thus avoided problems. As with the case of many of the Christian Arabic speaking people, many seem to equate "Arab" with being Muslim and they did not want to be associated with that identification. September 11th made that even more pronounced.
The Church in Park Slope is a Greek-Melkite Catholic Church and the icon is St. Theodora. The people at the Church when I spoke to them about why I was photographing there they like the told me that they were not Arabs and were annoyed that I called them that. I asked them what they called themselves and they said they were Phoenicians. Having learned from the Moroccans, I said it was fine, and that this was a project about Arabic speaking people. I looked up Phoenicia in an Encyclopedia and they had a drawing of where Phoenicia had been and it was what now is Syria and Lebanon.
The school has students whose parents come from all of the countries in the world with Muslim populations. The students are segregated by gender and most of the curriculum is in Arabic since that is the language of the Koran. Boys and girls are forbidden to speak to each other. If they do the boy is chastised, but the girl may be put on probation or expelled. When I was photographing there the text being studied in the English class was
I was told by one of the teachers that the school has many students who come from Arabic speaking countries. Muslims, Christians, Jews and people who profess no particular religion all coexist well there.
A 11x14" duplicate of RL10011-P-44.
A fitting at Four Golden Needles, a dress shop in Bay Ridge Brooklyn which was created and owned by four Palestinian women. The woman trying on the dress is from Lebanon and the dressmaker is from Egypt. The material was designed on the computer and then printed out on the textile machine in the background. The dress was shipped to a woman getting married in Chicago.
Celebrating the wedding of Sandra Hajjaj and Komenby Kharoufeh. The groom's mother is trying to keep the playing children from colliding with the cake.
Widdi's is known throughout the Arab American community as the place to have your party after Ramadan, your wedding, your confirmation party, your fund raising party, or your political meeting of the community. Gold coins are traditional wedding presents which are pinned to the bride's dress at the marriage ceremony. It is common for the women to wear strings of gold coins minted in the Mid-East around their heads and their waists on special occasions such as this wedding. One man when I asked about it said that
He is the spitting image of one my cousins when we were younger. As I looked around the room filled with Palestinians it struck me that many of the people there looked like my own relatives and I thought how come they can't see it. They are from the same family. When will they see it. When will the killings stop!
I liked this photograph, but it was not in the exhibition of my work, because the museum directors thought it inflammatory. I thought they were being overly cautious, but it was soon after the attack on the towers and many people were upset and so I lost the argument.
Over a thousand Christians, Muslims, and Jewish Arab Americans made clear their desire for peace and their hatred for violence. Unfortunately, though the Churches, Mosques and Synagogues sent out many press releases, none of the press came to report about this event.
Debbie Almontaser, an educator and activist, carried a photograph of her son wherever she went. He was in the National Guard patrolling the area around Ground Zero and couldn't go to the Peace Vigil, September 16, 2001. After September 11th a number of people in Brooklyn Heights called her names and tried to get her to take off her hijab. She started to carry the photograph of her son who had been called up to the National Guard on September 11th. She told the people that were harassing her that he was in the National Guard patrolling the area around Ground Zero and that she was as patriotic as they were. She told me that the harassment was so bad that teachers at the public school where she worked had to escort her to school and back. Shortly after, she resigned from teaching there.
Muhaideen (with camera) was one of my students who became one of my friends. He received his Bachelors Degree from the State University of New York/Empire State College. He was a photography major who was a carpenter years ago in Nazareth, and is now is a successful photographer and lecturer on Palestinian and Islamic issues and lives in Vermont. Yosef, lived in Jerusalem and Jordan most of the time and made a living by coming to Brooklyn and selling tiny Korans on the streets and in the mosques. When he was in Brooklyn he slept in one of the Mosques. He died in 2004.
There was a march of more than a thousand people of all denominations against violence in Brooklyn Heights. The press did not carry it to any extent.
He said he was saluting the King of Jordan.
Her pregnant patient is from Aden, 2004.
Mr. Widdi told me he was mayor of the Palestinians.
It is known for its Mid-Eastern fine foods.
The gold coins are traditional wedding presents which are pinned to the wife's gown. The groom's mother is keeping playing children from colliding with the cake.
The gold coins are traditional wedding presents which are pinned to the wife's gown. The groom's mother is keeping playing children from colliding with the cake.
Two Iraqi women sit on steps at a protest.
Young girl holds up sign at protest.
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