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JOCKEY JUAN GUTIERREZ, EXCLUSIVE DIVA, WINNER: "There wasn't any difference (with the trip) from her last race. In racing, anything can happen. My filly felt good today. She handled the track better than last time. I've ridden this filly every time and every time she gives 100 percent. The plans changed a little bit after the break. I thought if we broke sharp we'd take the lead but I saw (Plus One) and E Z Kitty wanted to go for the lead, so I waited for the quarter-pole. She always tries hard at the quarter-pole. I think she has a second gear over there."
JOCKEY ANNE SANGUINETTI, E Z KITTY, SECOND: "This race set up exactly like the Hastings. I thought we were in good shape. I don't know if it was because it was a little warmer today but she just wasn't quite as strong. It wasn't like we got beat by a bad horse today. I think they are great rivals for each other. One of them will get the better of the other one on one day and then it will go the other way the next day. I'm not disappointed in E Z Kitty at all. She made it a good race."
NOTES: Exclusive Diva (11-7-3-1-$184,571)…Exclusive Diva has four stakes wins @ EmD: 2011 Angie C Stakes, 2012 Seattle Handicap, 2012 Irish Day Handicap, 2013 Washington State Legislators Stakes)…Tom Wenzel has won three straight stakes races (May 26 Seattle Handicap, June 2 Auburn Handicap, June 9 Washington State Legislators Stakes). Wenzel moved into seventh place all-time with 24 stakes wins @ EmD…Juan Gutierrez has two stakes wins at the meet (Auburn Handicap, Washington State Legislators Stakes and is No. 3 all-time with 47 stakes wins…Jerre Paxton (Northwest Farms) is owner or co-owner of the last three stakes winners at the meet: Stopshoppingdebbie (Seattle Handicap), Finallygotabentley (co-owned by Debbie Paxton, Auburn Handicap) and Exclusive Diva (co-owned by Debbie Paxton)…Northwest Farms is No. 1 all-time with 30 stakes wins @ EmD (total reflects only horses owned outright by Northwest Farms)…Evelyn's Dancer, high-weighted at 124 lbs for the Washington State Legislators Stakes, finished last Sunday as the 4-to-5 favorite in the $50,000 Vancouver Sun Handicap won by Dance the Wind ($14) at Hastings Racecourse…Next for older fillies & mares: $50,000 Boeing Handicap, one mile, Sunday, July 7.


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The Republican Party, according to historians, was created in 1875. Its founders called it the Gallant Old Party, and it eventually got the nickname GOP. Around the same time, the party adopted the elephant as its symbol. Many of my Republican friends have dozens of miniature elephants on their desks. If they consider them to be symbolic of the national Republican Party, I suggest that they put them in storage until further notice.
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Actually the GOP, the "Grand Old Party" was founded in 1854 in Ripon Wisconsin. The Party was founded by a coalition of former Whigs, anti-slavery Democrats and those without any true Party affiliation.
I find Mr. Kremer's comments to be nothing more than the standard response coming out of the Democratic National Committee. In 2012, Republicans held on to the House of Representatives despite the Obama victory. They should increase their advantage in the House in 2014 and should gain a minimum of three Senate seats possibly several more. If they do so they will totally derail the President's agenda for the last two years of his term. That should allow him more time to work on his short game . The GOP may have some problems but it's hardly headed for Pinelawn.
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The arts | The Culture House, an arts organization in suburban Kansas City, brings a Christian ethos of excellence for the sake of others and cultural leadership for its students
OLATHE, Kan.-When Jeremiah Enna left his Christian home in Kansas City to study dance and theater at UCLA, footlights trumped faith in his priorities. But during his last year at the university, God took hold of him through an improbable chain of events.
Let Jeremiah tell it: "A friend of mine had graduated a year earlier and moved to Paris to volunteer for Youth With a Mission. While there he met the leaders from Eternia Dans Teater based in Sweden." The Christian dance company invited Jeremiah's friend to join them. "He declined, but told them about me as someone who might be interested. So, he gave them my name and number. The only problem was he gave them the wrong number.
"Months go by, and Vibeke Muasya, the director, finds the old crumpled-up phone number in her pocket. She feels that the Lord is telling her to call that person immediately. So, she calls the wrong number. But as God would have it, I showed up at the wrong phone number's house right about the time she called." Wrong number, right call. A few months later, in 1989, Jeremiah moved to Sweden.
His next need was for spiritual mentoring, and here God provided again. In 1990, Ellis Potter of L'Abri conducted a seminar for the dance company. His creative way of relating the gospel to a relativistic, New Age culture profoundly affected Jeremiah's view of his own faith. He and Potter have remained close friends ever since.
What next? In 1991 Jeremiah participated in a dance conference held in Jerusalem, where one of the dancers who signed up for his workshop impressed him: "She should have been teaching me." Mona Störling (pronounced "Sterling"), a native of Finland, had grown up in a family of unbelievers but came to Christ through the influence of her local Lutheran pastor, Johan Candelin (now an outspoken advocate for the persecuted church). She and Jeremiah discovered they shared much in common. They got married the following year.
Mona joined her husband's dance company, but soon they were praying about relocating to a larger city-Helsinki perhaps, or even London-to establish their dream for a community-related arts center. During a Christmas family visit, Jeremiah noticed potential in his own hometown. The couple moved to Kansas City in 1994.
That's how stopping by the wrong house to take a providential phone call led to The Culture House in Olathe, Kan.
Culture can sound stuffy, especially when related to art, as a word that looks down its haute nose at the plebians. But to the Ennas, culture is not just about art: It's also about relationships and integration. The Culture House's lobby reflects that philosophy: Moms chat as they wait for their kids to finish dance class. Theater students practice dialogue for the next production. An impromptu prayer meeting gathers at the corner. Such camaraderie is unusual for a facility dedicated to the performing arts, where competition snarls behind smiles and thin skins flay easily. But The Culture House is unusual in lots of ways.
On the outside, The Culture House is another performing arts school, performance center, and professional dance company. Every large city holds similar institutions, but Melissa, the summer-camp coordinator doubling as receptionist, sees a difference: "With some schools, you get the sense that they're only interested in the performers that make them [the school] look good. We try to get to the real person, help them figure out who they are and build confidence in their abilities." And do Christian beliefs contribute to this goal? Melissa lights up: "Oh, yes! Jesus keeps us centered."
Kelly, a veteran of children's theater programs now teaching summer camp, sees the "way above average" performance level of the students as another key distinction. Now in the middle of a two-week program that will end with a fully staged production of The Jungle Book, her class of 7- to 13-year-olds pays close attention. The 10-minute opening number calls for them to creep and slither, hunch and sway, act and react. They don't miss a beat after one week of practice. Next week they'll add costumes, scenery, and polish.
Family support makes a difference, too. While leading a tour of the building, Jeremiah pauses at one end of the big rehearsal room, where scenery for an upcoming production of Cinderella awaits the stage. He points out a Tudor-style fireplace, beautifully painted in wood- and copper-tones: "One of our dads painted this." Besides painting and construction, families are also involved in fundraising, promotion, and transportation.
It's a demanding schedule, not only for the school but for its affiliated Störling Dance Theater. Photos and mementos of Störling's original productions decorate the walls. Two of them stand out: Butterfly, an interpretation of the pains and joys of Alzheimer's, and Underground, a narrative ballet depicting the history and abolition of slavery in the United States. Underground is the company's greatest success so far, and Jeremiah beams when the subject comes up. Instead of the usual evil-America approach when presenting slavery, "we wanted to show America overcoming evil." The church's roles in empowering slaves and inspiring abolitionists play a major theme: "God is the hero."
And the world takes notice. According to the Kansas City Star, "[Underground] is without doubt one of the most vivid, heartfelt and theatrically astute pieces of dance theater ever to grace a Kansas City stage, and it's an ideal testament to what a small local company can achieve with talent, imagination, and lots of hard work."
The Culture House earns 65 percent (or more) of its annual budget through ticket sales and tuition and picks up the rest through fundraisers and donations from businesses, foundations, and individuals.
Did the Ennas picture all this when they moved to Kansas City? More or less: They were seeking a way for the arts to engage the community through "excellence, education, and engagement." Now, the Culture House's STAR program shows at-risk kids that they can be creative, and a Professional Development program trains Störling Dance Theater members in apologetics, biblical worldview, and money management.
The Culture House doesn't plaster "Christianity" all over the walls or require Christian faith among those enrolling in classes or helping with productions. The Ennas see Christ embodied in the ethos of encouraging and sharing and being your best for the sake of someone else. Next summer they will host a conference for artists and others eager to use the arts to benefit their communities. "We want it to be a bridge for Christian artists to get into the marketplace," says Jeremiah.
Back in the lobby, the summer camp kids chow down on their Friday pizza, pausing for high fives. They may not be stars of tomorrow, but they're learning how to give their best and take pride in each other's accomplishment as they create a show together. Creativity is every human's legacy, and whether they know it or not, they are blessed to be taught by people who know where it comes from.


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When it comes to late-night talk shows, Andy Cohen's Watch What Happens Live basically trumps all. And tonight, Sunday, Feb. 17, 2013, he's going to have some face time with a stunning woman.
That's right, y'all — The Face's Naomi Campbell is stopping by the Bravo Clubhouse to talk about her new show at 11 p.m. ET on Bravo. We don't know what shenanigans she'll pull in her blue chair, but we bet she will have a lot of fun with our main man, Andy!
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The Russian glamazon arrived in the City of Lights from Warsaw where she made the quarterfinals. Shrieka discusses her time in the Polish capital and also teases us about her top-secret Roland Garros dress from Nike:
We arrived to Paris last night, and it still amazes me how beautiful it is here every single time I arrive.Color me SO curious.
I am really happy with the way things went last week in Warsaw. Obviously I would like to win every single tournament I play, but to be able to finally compete in a tournament after so many months was just amazing.
The food was fantastic and who would have thought Warsaw is the new Beverly Hills in the paparazzi department!
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I cannot wait to wear my new dress on court here...it is one of my all time faves! And of course the Tiffany earings...so beautiful! Only hint I can give, is that the color theme is different shades of blue.
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SEATTLE (Reuters) – Snohomish County was on Wednesday considering a six-month ban on new construction in landslide-prone areas countywide after a slide last month that killed 41 people.
A rain-soaked hillside collapsed above the Stillaguamish River on March 22 unleashing a torrent of mud that swallowed up a stretch of state highway and about three dozen homes near the small community of Oso, about 55 miles northeast of Seattle.
The Snohomish County Medical Examiner's Office said the remains of 41 victims had been recovered from the slide that buried the river valley neighborhood in the Cascade mountain foothills.
U.S. President Barack Obama on Tuesday visited the site, offering condolences to the families of victims, encouragement to rescue workers and promises of government support.
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The Snohomish County Council was to vote on the proposed moratorium on construction within a half-mile of landslide hazard areas defined by the county, council president Dave Somers said, according to local media.
The ban, which would not include projects with completed permits or building applications, would give officials time to assess risks and develop new policies as needed, Somers was quoted as saying.
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|Another Perspective
|Written by Lori Pankonin
Key lessons taught in kindergarten
I had the privilege of going to kindergarten Friday and what a day. It was Grandparents Day at the elementary school in Red Cloud and I gladly accepted the invitation from our grandson, Austin.
Can't help but chuckle when I think back to the day he called. His mother had already informed me of the date and when he asked me to come, I said I'd put it on my calendar. "No, just put it in your GPS and head on down," was his response. Calendar? Why bother with a calendar? Kids have a different vocabulary these days.
Although many things have changed, the basic principles of what is taught in kindergarten remain strong. Of course, learning to read is key in life but learning to cope is valuable as well.
I found it interesting to hear Mrs. Schulz remind certain students to remember their manners. In more than one situation, she asked a student if he was making good choices. Good manners. Good choices. What valuable practices.
I was very impressed with the teacher's calmness and was reminded what saints teachers are. What a responsibility to develop young minds and remain sane at the same time when dealing with all the extra energy. You have to maintain a positive learning environment when Johnnie doesn't want to pay attention, Janie whines anytime someone looks at her wrong, Tommy can't quit talking, Susie immediately catches on, Joey doesn't get it, Frank is always sad and Tammy always wants to tell a story that has nothing to do with the topic at hand.
And you'd have to maintain a degree of confidentiality since some youngsters tend to share more than enough information. You just never know what a kindergartner might say. One little girl introduced her grandpa and said he used to run but now he can't run anymore. Grandpa just smiled. He looked perfectly fit to me.
At lunch, we sat next to some grandparents from Hastings. Austin shared that he used to live in Imperial where I live but now he lives in Red Cloud. The gentleman asked if he has brothers and sisters and he said two sisters. When
asked if they're older than him, Austin said that Tayvin is 2 and then named the second sister and said she's one, actually she's not out yet.
What a kick. His second sister hasn't been born but is due in December. They already call her by name. And no, she's not out yet. I'm sure kindergarten teachers could write a book of such comments.
Another recess time. Adults would be more likely to forego the outside activity when it's cold and the wind is ferocious, but that's not the direction taken. Just put on a jacket and go play. Austin wanted me to climb this cool wall in order to get to the slides above. When he realized that might be a bit challenging for this grandma, he guided me to the other side of the playground menagerie. Grandma, I found you some stairs, now come on!! How considerate. So up I climbed and down I crouched to get through the hole and bravely I took my first experience at climbing down and up this type of bars and down the double slide I went, side-by-side with Austin.
Was I the only adult on the contraption? I think so. Was Austin thrilled? Definitely. Was it time for me to be a spectator. Yes. I then had a chance to visit with other windblown grandparents.
Reading, sharing, recess, music, art, lunch, play, planning. It was fascinating.
I was reminded of Robert Fulghum's philosophy, "All I really need to know I learned in kindergarten." Share everything. Play fair. Don't hit people. Put things back where you found them. Clean up your own mess. Don't take things that aren't yours. Say you're sorry when you hurt somebody. Wash your hands before you eat. And the common sense list goes on.
Wouldn't our world be a better place if EVERYONE learned and used these lessons!!
Thanks, Austin, for giving me more reasons to be proud of you. Thanks teachers and helpers for hanging in there! You're a special breed.


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|Police reports, code enforcement position reviewed
|Written by April Peregoy
Questions about Police Chief Phil Biersdorfer's reports to the council and a request to review the code enforcement officer's wages led to much of the conversation that took place at the meeting of Holyoke City Council members on Tuesday, May 19.
Discussion on these topics began when councilman Ray Bailey said he had questions about the activities listed on the Police Chief's reports to the council.
Bailey said over the last few weeks, he has been going over the reports that are submitted to the council before each meeting, and categorizing the items. According to him, the activities of the code enforcement officer make up at least one-third to one-half of the police report.
"I'm not questioning the chief's report," said Bailey, "but I am questioning the fact this report shows the code enforcement activities. Is that considered police work?"
He added he's not trying to be picky, and he's not suggesting the police department isn't active, but he would like to see more information on the types of law enforcement activities that are going on.
"I think there's professional police activities, such as traffic activities, constructional activities and public-relations activities. Those are the type of things I want to see in the report—not just how many dandelion tickets were issued."
Councilman Jerry Banaka noted there are details about cases and investigations that cannot be mentioned in a public meeting. Bailey agreed, but said he thought there should still be some general indication of what types of investigations are being done.
Council members then discussed whether the code enforcement officer's activities should even be reported to the council at all, or whether that is inter-departmental business that the police chief should take care of himself.
Specifically, council members drew attention to a letter that was sent to them by Holyoke resident Moe Smith. In the letter, Smith wrote he felt harassed and stalked by the code enforcement officer, adding he did not see there is a need for the position in Holyoke.
"So we shouldn't even get this letter?" asked Banaka.
Bailey said he felt it is Biersdorfer's job to supervise the code enforcement officer. "If he doesn't, that's when it becomes our problem," he added.
Councilman Orville Tonsing spoke up to say this is not the first instance he's heard complaints similar to Smith's, and suggested to Biersdorfer perhaps the code enforcement officer could scale back on the number of warnings and citations given out.
Councilman Barry Winckler added there is a city policy that states any concerns or problems with an officer should go directly to the police chief first and handled within. "Our job is to listen and do what we can, but it is not our job to micro-manage," he said.
Returning to the subject of the police report itself, Mayor David Nygaard asked Biersdorfer if he could, from now on, find a way to separate the code enforcement activities from the law enforcement ones. The police chief said he could, though there are some categories that would be hard to separate, such as follow-up investigations.
According to Biersdorfer, the follow-up investigations are counted for any officer who uses the crime star system. "I don't have a really good way to separate them," he said.
The police chief added the reason his reports are written with few details is because previous councils did not want them, preferring he summarize activities instead. "But I can certainly give more detail if you want," he said.
"That would satisfy me," said Bailey, adding he only wants to be informed so he can be in a position to support the police chief if somebody brings a complaint to him.
However, after this matter was settled, there was still the business of reviewing the code enforcement officer's wages and deciding whether she should receive a raise.
Dawn Archibeque was hired May 20, 2008 at $10 per hour to serve as Holyoke Police Dept.'s code enforcement officer. The position was initiated as a pilot program to be reviewed after one year. In January, Archibeque was given a three percent raise along with the rest of the city employees.
It was noted by Nygaard and Bailey that the purpose of hiring a code enforcement officer is to relieve the police dept. from ordinance enforcement work, allowing officers more time to focus on law enforcement.
"There are a lot of communities around us waiting to see how this works for us," added Bailey.
Tonsing again mentioned the number of complaints he has heard against the code enforcement officer, saying, "I think her presence is definitely being felt. However, I think she needs direction. I don't see that it's time to do this at this point. I don't feel comfortable with the number of complaints." He suggested the council take no action at this time.
Yet, argued other board members, before Archibeque was hired there were many complaints the police dept. was not taking care of the weeds. Now they're getting complaints from people who have received citations.
"Since she's started, she's only written two actual tickets," interjected Biersdorfer. "What people are getting is warnings."
Councilwoman Sara Bohrer asked Biersdorfer to give them his review of how Archibeque is doing at her job. He told the council she is very knowledgeable of the codes and the steps that are supposed to be taken to enforce them. He said her reports are good and she keeps running follow-ups.
Lately, he added, he has asked her to make more personal contacts, but said that has been difficult for her since most people are not home during the day.
A motion was then made by Bohrer to give Archibeque a 20 cent raise to $10.50 per hour. A vote by the council produced a 4-3 majority in favor of the raise, with Banaka, Tonsing and Kevin Scott voting negatively.
Sara Bohrer resigns
Councilwoman Sara Bohrer officially handed her letter of resignation to the city council on Tuesday night. She and her husband Stephen are moving June 1 to Alamosa, where he has accepted a position as the BOCES director.
In her letter Bohrer wrote, "I appreciate the chance you gave me to serve on the council. Holyoke is a special community, and I hope everyone realizes how blessed they are to live here."
Bohrer was appointed to the council in November, 2008 after the resignation of former councilman Terry Meek. Another appointment will have to be made by Holyoke City Council to carry out the rest of Meek's two-year term, which ends April 2010.
Those interested in filling the empty seat are urged to contact the city clerk's office by Tuesday, June 9. Voting on the appointment will take place at the council's June 16 meeting.
Other business
In other business, council members:
—were presented with the 2008 audit by Scott Szabo of Lauer, Szabo & Associates. Before getting into the numbers, he told the council it is "a real treat" to work with the city because the books are always in order. "You have a great office staff," he said.
Szabo reported the city is in good shape financially. Like every other municipality he has worked for this year, there was a decline in the city's pension fund; however, he added, that loss is due to the downturn in the stock market and is out of the board's control. The rest of the city's funds, including the general fund, all saw an increase in revenues.
—approved changes to the city's personnel policy that were introduced and discussed in a workshop following the council's May 5 meeting. The changes allow employees who are discharged to keep their earned vacation time, and removes a section dictating the steps that must be taken to reprimand or dismiss an employee. In addition, an outdated provision requiring employees to retire at age 70 was removed.
—held a public hearing for Ordinance 1, an ordinance authorizing the sale of lots seven and eight on block three of the O'Neal Subdivision to Alan and Dana Goldenstein for $16,650. Hearing no comments, the ordinance was adopted.
—approved Resolution 2, a resolution adopting a red flag policy and establishing an identity theft prevention program for the City of Holyoke.
—granted a special events permit for the beer garden at the Phillips County Fair and waived the local liquor license fees.
—gave permission to the Holyoke Swim Team to hold a swim relay event on Saturday, May 30. The board also donated $40 for the purchase of medals.
—approved the renewal of the option for elected and appointed officials to join the city's health and dental insurance group plan.
—donated a free summer swim pass to Holyoke Elementary AR program.


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Topic: Error on logrotate maillog in iRedMail-0.6.0 beta1
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May 24, 2016
Moultrie, GA- January, 4, 2013
Surveillance video is giving us a closer look at the chilling incident that unfolded Wednesday night at the Super Dollar store in Moultrie.
"One black male came into the store. He showed a revolver, a silver colored revolver, pointed it to one of the employees and he demanded money," said Investigator Raul Leal with the Moultrie Police Department.
Investigators say the man, who was wearing a ski mask, forced the employee to empty the cash register. According to police, the suspect made off with a large amount of money.
The assistant manager of the store said in light of the incident, they have decided to now lock their doors an hour before closing, that way they can see who is coming in, before it's too late.
"At the time, there were two employees at the business and the one that got robbed was in shock and wasn't able to say much at the time," said Leal.
Investigators are looking for a black male, possibly in his 20's, 5'8 to 5'10 and around 160 pounds.
Moultrie Police are asking anyone with information on this incident or a possible suspect to call Investigations at 229-890-5500.
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Today's the first day where it's actually started to feel a little like fall. There's a slight wind here in Toronto and it's overcast and raining. We've had a very warm September until now. Even Northern Alberta, Vancouver and Whistler, where I spent the last week, have enjoyed an unusually warm fall. Only a few leaves here and there were beginning to turn various shades of gold in Northern Alberta, but everywhere else still seems fairly green.
My first real glimpse of fall colour is in this lovely `welcome home` bouquet that greeted me when I returned from my trip. Especially interesting are the red and furry, pie-slice-shaped flowers. I have never seen them before. My fiancé said they were called `high fives` until I realized he was pulling my leg. Does anyone know what these are?
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May 25, 2016
Thomasville, GA- The Wednesday before Thanksgiving is one of the most traveled days of the year; but with an increase in the number of cars on the road, also comes an increase in the possibility of an automobile accident.
"This is typically a family holiday, people are happy to see their family members and when we have to go knock on the door and tell them that their family has been involved in a serious crash, yeah that puts a damper on everything for us, as well as the family," said SFC W. Tracy Tabb with the Georgia State Patrol.
According to AAA, around 39 million people will be hitting the road to get where they need to be this holiday season whichis why Georgia State Patrol Troopers say they'll also be on the look out for drunk drivers.
"Football games, ball games, barbecuing in the backyard; people like to partake in alcohol and we just ask if you're going to drink, just don't drive or get a designated driver."
Dave Smith and his wife are visiting Thomasville from Wisconsin. Smith said during his time on the road this holiday season he is taking precautions to make sure he arrives safety.
"One thing for sure, don't drink and drive. That's a big no-no, just don't do it and drive defensively and everything should hopefully work out for a joyous and festive thanksgiving," said Smith,
If you are spending time on the highway this holiday season, Georgia State Patrol Troopers say give yourself plenty of time to reach your final destination, buckle up, and slow down.
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Mom Misconceptions.
by Risa Green
My children are finally back in school this week, hallelujah, and a friend of mine sent me an email that had me ROFL (that's Rolling On the Floor Laughing to those of you who are not fluent in text-ese; can you tell I write teen novels?). I wish I could say that I wrote it, because it's genius, but I wish even more that I knew who did write it, so that I could credit her. If you happen to know the author of this piece, please leave it in a comment so that I can bow down before her and give her the respect she is due. Otherwise, just make sure you're in a carpeted area when you read this.
Ten Mom Misconceptions About Sending our Kids Back to School.
Misconception #1: Moms miss their kids when they go back to school
Seriously. I've had enough of you by now. Every morning with the "what are we going to do today, Mom?" is finally over. I've looked at your face twenty-four/seven for the last 77 days. It's time to go learn something. No more asking me about the pool, when is the next snack or if you can stay up late and watch a movie. It's over….You're going back to Hogwarts and I get to have a life again. There is a Christmas morning for parents and it's called "back to school".
Misconception #2: Moms like to go school shopping.
Are you freaking kidding me? Why do I pay taxes? So I can rack up a $200 bill at Staples for crap that we have laying around my house in junk drawers. Why does it have to be new pencils? What's wrong with the chewed up, broken Strawberry Shortcake pencils sitting in the bottom of the toy box for the last 6 months? And how many subject books can you possibly need? What happened to reading, writing and arithmetic? If they added a couple of things for parents to that list I wouldn't mind so much….why not pencils, erasers and vodka …..or some Nyquil.
Wow. while one or two bits would have been funny, this is sad. There are so many women with fertility issues, sick children who would love to be "burdened" by back to school.
Hilarious!!ROFL!! Thanks for some reality! I'm tired of snooty moms who want you to think otherwise.
Boy do I hate making lunches every night. If you set the bar high (variety, colorful, fun gizmos to contain the food) is it even worse cuz then it is expected every single day. Middle school is nice - they prefer to buy pizza every single day like their friends do. When they get to high school, though, they discover that the pizza is really rank and there are better things to do than wait in line for it. Lunches again! But without (heaven forbid) Disney themed-gizmos. I get to carry my own lunch in the outgrown themed gizmos - a hoot in the office refrigerator.
This article seems so sad to me. My son is only 16 months (okay, take a moment to laugh, "Just wait, girl"...), but I truly hope that I cherish him as an amazing human being in 16 years just as I do now. This whole "it's awesome to bitch about your kids and talk about how much you need liquor to deal with them" mentality is pretty lame. I get that its a big ordeal, but just believe that the teachers are trying, the kids are trying, you might as well get your chin up and enjoy the moments while you have them...and have a drink to toast the new year not to drown your "misery".
I just had wipe off my face and reapply my mascara...made my MORNING!!!!
It was Dena Blizzard for Hybridmom.com http://www.hybridmom.com/articles/features/10-misconceptions-moms-back-s...
Just as funny (and true) the second time around :)
Ah - school shopping - at least this year we actually had the list before school started.
Parent help homework - this really needs to have a lead time. The "home link" sheets come with notations like "finish in the next few days" which teachers cross out and say "tomorrow". Ummm...that really means it is often child & babysitter because it invariably comes the two days a week I work late. No matter that those two days have been switched around over the years, it is always those two days.
I have a "big kid" she could fill out that emergency form for you. She can tell you her preferred nickname is none and where she lives and what our phone numbers are. It would save you time from trying to track me down.
I would add Misconception #3 for those who buy lunch: we have no issues sending exact change daily.
If you want exact change daily, face that some days it will be dimes, nickels and pennies that I scraped out of the couch. Heck, I have to put it in a new plastic baggie anyway (sorry environment, it is appparently difficult for this year's teacher to send baggies (though the last 3 had no issues...) so it can take any form. Want it better, go back to what we had as a chld where parents could buy a punch card for X number of lunches upfront.


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On this day in history...16th July
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Another feature, again courtesy of our sister site PompeyRama, sees us look at those Pompey personalities - past or present - who have a birthday on this day...
16/7/1971: Carl Griffiths
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St. Louis (KSDK) -- On this day 44 years ago, Anheuser-Busch brewery became the first brewery in the United States to be dedicated by the National Park Service as a registered national landmark.
Brewery employees joined civic leaders at the ceremony at 9th and Pestalozzi Street. National Parks Director George Hartzog, Jr. and Anheuser-Busch President August Busch, Jr. unveiled a bronze plaque.
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That turned out fairly nice! I particularly like your compass rose.
Not sure how many of you are (a) old enough and (b) nerdy enough to remember the 1997 computer game "Myth: The Fallen Lords" - but I'm setting a RPG campaign in that world with a mix of the Black Company books, and I was unable to find a nice, detailed map. This was my attempt to create one whole cloth.
Edit: I neglected to mention that I picked up the shields (the symbols near the free cities along the west coast) somewhere at some time, but I have no recollection of where.
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That turned out fairly nice! I particularly like your compass rose.
Thanks arsheesh. Which reminds me...I picked up that compass rose somewhere in my internet travels as well.
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Very nicely done! I played more Myth than I care to admit in high school.
this is so closeto what im looking for but not quite(if it was in old style and faded then it'd be dead-on) still lots of props
Great work. Worth checking out the map made by a guy making a Myth mod for Total War too.
Myth : Total War mod - Mod DB
Hello Destan, the TFL map looks great. There is still a community that plays Myth II and I am making a map named Chalkwood for it right now. I found your map via Google image and the part near Chalkwood would be perfect for the pregame picture, can I have your permission to use part of the image?
I'm not familiar with the game, but the map looks great.


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Air Supply
Air Supply in demand at Thunder Valley
Crap it happened again.
Last year Air Supply stormed into Thunder Valley Casino Resort playing all their hits from the '70s and 80's, pretty much nothing but love songs, and I liked it. It was after that show, back in December of last year, that I started questioning my maleness. Was it time to turn in my man-card?
To prove to myself that I wasn't playing for the other team, I decided to take in a Chippendales show (review) followed by a Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) fight (review). That didn't go so well. You can read those reviews and decide for yourself, but in my mind, I think I failed – not that that's a bad thing, at least that's what my wife keeps telling me.
Well I got a do over as Air Supply came back to Thunder Valley Casino on Sunday night playing to another sold out crowd.
It all started out quietly enough as founding members Russell Hitchcock (lead vocals) and Graham Russell (guitar/vocals) took the stage with fellow band members Jonni Lightfoot (bass/vocals), Aaron McLain (guitar/vocals), Aviv Cohen (drums), and filling in for Amir Efrat on keyboards Davy Nathan.
They kicked of the night with "Even the Nights are Better" and "Just as I Am," as their fans greeted them with deafening applause, mixed with the occasional scream.
Midway through the show, Russell went unplugged with "Me and The River," as Nathan accompanied him on keys. All the other band members, including Hitchcock left the stage.
As Russell finished "Me and The River" he was handed another guitar for his next song, only it wasn't working. As Nathan, the guitar guy, not to be confused with Nathan the keyboard guy, worked on the problem, Hitchcock came back out on stage and told a joke about an elephant and something about a stocking over his head. It was quite funny, but you had to be there.
Once Russell had his guitar functioning again, Hitchcock appeared stage left, walking straight into a sea of fans. He was handing out hugs and kisses to a number of fans, as he sang "The One That You Love," with Russell wading into the crowd as well.
That's when everything changed.
As the crowd was worked into a frenzy Hitchcock and Russell made their way back onstage to play "Lost in Love" and "Making Love Out of Nothing at All," with the crowd still going wild.
Pandemonium broke out as the band left the stage, with the crowd on their feet clapping and screaming for more. After the requisite wait, the crew jumped back onstage to finish with "Goodbye" and "All Out of Love."
By the time Air Supply finished their 90 minute set I was passing out hugs and telling everyone I loved them, like there was no tomorrow – Obviously the Mayans were wrong. It was then I realized I'd failed again.
Goodbye man-card.
These guys are pure entertainers and make for a great night out.
Even the Nights are Better
Just as I Am
Every Woman in the World
Sweet Dreams
Here I Am
Dance with Me
Power of Love
Me and the River
The One That You Love
Lost in Love
Making Love Out of Nothing at All
All Out of Love
Air Supply in Demand at Thunder Valley
Wow. What the hell happened out at Thunder Valley Casino Resort Friday night?
It seems soft rock group Air Supply, playing to a packed house of lovesick fans, actually came out and rocked the house.
I know. I still don't believe it, but it's all true! It was bedlam, I tell you.
Here I Am thinking Sweet Dreams. What are the Chances I would find myself in a Sanctuary where Me Like You can feel The Power of Love – Everywhere, only to have a real rock concert break out. Seriously!?
Air Supply started out innocently enough with "Even the Nights are Better," and then segueing into "Every Woman in the World."
OK so far, but as veteran performers Russell Hitchcock (lead singer) and Graham Russell (lead guitar) weaved their hits through the guise of soft rock, I should have noticed the younger band members standing at the ready. That should have been my first clue.
The newest members to the band could have been playing for Papa Roach the way they were attacking their instruments, running and jumping around the stage. This should have been my second clue.
Jonni Lightfoot (bass guitar), CJ Burton (drums), Amir Efrat (keyboards) and Aaron McLain (guitar), all kicked out some serious tunes.
As the band made their way through their repertoire, the crowd started to react more and more with every hit played, but that all changed when Russell went acoustic with their new song, "Everywhere." Just prior to the song, Russell requested that some audience members crowd down on the floor in front of him, having them sit on the floor.
While everyone was gathering around Russell, he explained how he enjoys sitting on his balcony at home and looking off into the mountains. He pointed to the spotlight, saying it represents the sun going down, and you all are the mountains.
"This song is about how love is all around us, and it's called "'Everywhere,'" he said.
Now I know you're asking yourself, how is this not soft rock? Well, it is, but it's really rocking in a Tesla/Eric Clapton unplugged kind of way.
But really the trick here is how Air Supply corralled a large portion of the audience to the very front of the stage and between the aisles. As soon as Russell was done with "Everywhere," the band struck up "The One that You Love," and Hitchcock headed out into the sea of madness, followed by Russell on guitar, neither of them missing a beat. That's when they begin working the crowd into a complete frenzy.
Hitchcock was handing out hugs and kisses as he made his way up one aisle and down another. Women were grabbing at him as his crew fought to keep them at bay. Once they made their way back onstage, it was too late for the audience. They were under Air Supply's spell, swaying to the music, with the periodic fan jumping up to grab Russell as he came close to the edge of the stage.
For their encore they played "Me Like You" and "All Out of Love." It was quite obvious the crowd was not ready to leave, and there could only have been a handful of people who left before the end of the show.
I hate to say it, but Air Supply is a master of entertainment. There, I said it.
I like Air Supply.
Even the Nights are Better
Every Woman in the World
Sweet Dreams
Here I Am
Power of Love
Everywhere -accoustical
The One That You Love
Lost in Love
Dance with Me
Making Love Out of Nothing at All
Me Like You
All Out of Love


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Posted 03 January 2012 - 04:21 AM
The Other Slice at Artichoke Basille
Posted 03 January 2012 - 04:58 AM
Yeah i had to look it up! LOL
Ready for this reasoning. Ive always found joan interesting. To be remembered forever for living so short a period of time is remarkable. So after doing some research on her i discovered many things. One for some odd reason several websites list her favorite food as spaghetti? Thought that was rather funny and probably not true but who knows. i also read that the army she was with suffered very badly from hunger and had to hunt and gather a lot of there food. Until a monk who had convinced an area of france that the world was going to end and everyone should plant beans so the hard work wouldnt go to waste. Yeah the army ate all the beans! Lol then as everyone knows she meets her end being burned to death. The end result is instead off spaghetti we go ravioli, for the hunting and gathering we have braised game chanterelle mushroom puree and truffles and for the being burnt alive we have fried crispy onions sprinkled with smoked paprika. LOL maybe im crazy but thats just how my brain works sometimes. One can only hope the end result is delicious!
Posted 03 January 2012 - 06:56 PM
The Other Slice at Artichoke Basille
Posted 03 January 2012 - 07:38 PM
Ready for this reasoning. Ive always found joan interesting. To be remembered forever for living so short a period of time is remarkable. So after doing some research on her i discovered many things. One for some odd reason several websites list her favorite food as spaghetti? Thought that was rather funny and probably not true but who knows.
Well, it is entirely possible considering this. During one of our annual stays at our favorite inn in Quebec (sadly, it burned down five years ago and was never rebuilt), Chirac, who was president of France at the time, was vacationing there. A staff member told us that he specifically requested spaghetti. (Side note: he drank beer, not wine.)
Posted 04 January 2012 - 01:48 PM
What a pity I can't make those dates
Posted 16 January 2012 - 07:55 PM
Thanks, Dave! Looking forward to seeing what you have up your culinary sleeve for February.
To see the photos with labels, click here.
Posted 16 January 2012 - 08:31 PM
As always, lovely photos.
The January Famous Birthdays Dinner was another home run. The man's a creative genius. Pickled banana (in the Elvis dish)? Who knew? Crispy onions in the Joan of Arc dish to signify her having been burned at the stake? A genius with a sense of humor. It was very worth braving the insanely fierce wind that nearly blew Michael and me off the island before we made it into Dave's place.
Thanks, Dave! Looking forward to seeing what you have up your culinary sleeve for February.
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Posted 16 January 2012 - 09:36 PM
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Posted 23 January 2012 - 06:00 AM
Um segredo would like to present to you the menus and dates for our February dinners. First off will be a dinner that we are repeating because of the great interest and limited availability. We will be doing the oceans bounty menu again on February 4th. But jump on it fast if your interested because the spots will fill quickly. Following that dinner we will be celebrating valentines day as only a chef who has been burned by love can. On February 10th and 11th we will be presenting the tragic love story menu! All the grand love stories of history that have a not so happy ending! But at least the food it inspired will! Following that dinner Um Segredo will fulfill another request on February 17th and 18th. This time the shouting from the stands has us inspired enough to do a 6 course vegetarian menu. Easy Vegans we haven't been convinced of going that far quite yet! LOL And to end the month of February with a bang we will be doing a Decadence of February menu on the 24th and 25th. Inspirational luxury items turned into wonderful creations for the palate! I look forward to seeing all of you at a dinner in the near future.
Oceans bounty
$75 donation
My tragic Valentine
$85 Donation
Andrew Jackson & Rachel Donelson
Pickled oyster, avocado & smoked tomato
Heloise & Abelard
Asparagus, poached egg, truffle vinaigrette
Ines de Castro & King Pedro
Grilled marinated Branzino, almond foam, piri-piri
Queen Victoria & Prince Albert
Salmon and walnut "pie"
Shah Jahan & Mumtaz Mahal
Masala cured foie gras, red rice puree, honey
Romeo & Juliet
Braised short ribs, polenta, basil pistou
Cleopatra & Mark Antony
Fig compote, chocolate crumbs, vanilla gelato
Tasting of Vegetables
$75 Donation
Mushroom Carpacio
Porcini, arugula, parmesan
Winter Salad
Endive, kumquats, tempura kale
Smoked Tomato Soup
Aged cheddar grill cheese
Poached Egg
Caramelized onion cassoulet
Celery root, truffle foam
"Pecan Pie"
Decadent February
$100 Donation
Venison Tar Tar
Red curry, peanuts, rice crisps
Kumquat puree, coco nib, scallions
Japanese Ayu
Forbidden rice risotto, sweet potato foam
Sweet breads,Black truffle sauce
Roasted Rack of Lamb
Braised chard, chickpea puree, baby carrots
Posted 19 February 2012 - 10:01 PM
Other then that i just wanted everyone to know that um segredo is pairing up with the good folks from city grit to do 4 dinners in the city.
March 1st will be themed march madness! But instead of basketball it will be based on foods once thought to make a person mad. Think elderflower cured tasmanian sea trout, rye crisps, absithe gel. Its going to be so much fun.
Then march 8th im teaming up with andrew kraft from my 5 and diamond experience and 6th street kitchen before it sadly burned down to offer a fun quality driven minnesota menu. We are taking it back to andrews roots with dishes like seared walleye, wild rice risotto and hazlenut foam.
Follow that with March 9th menu inspired by the opening of quality oysters. Every course has some form of oyster even the last with ny style cheese cake and oyster cracker crust! LOL i know not really oysters but do we really want oysters for dessert?
And the final menu is under works for March 10th. Im teaming up my friend akiko for a fun filled japaquese menu! Yeah you said that right. An actual cuisine of the islands of hawaii. The japanese and portuguese will come together to form one kick ass menu!
Tickets will be on sale this week on the city grit website. I hope to see many of you guys there.
Posted 22 February 2012 - 09:44 PM
Well, it finally happened! It's time to hit the big city. After many requests from our loyal fan base, we are finally setting some roots down in Manhattan. Um Segredo is teaming up with the good people at City Grit to create a fun and unique dining experience. I'm invading their kitchen on March 1st, 8th, 9th and 10th to put together one crazy fun menu after another. With some help from great chef friends of mine, this is going to be something nobody will want to miss..
Starting on March 1st, we are doing a March Madness menu. No, it's not going to be basketball related, but that was the inspiration! The menu is going to be influenced by foods once thought to make you crazy! Hopefully, we prepare everything right and nobody actually does!!!!! ;O)
Elderflower cured Tasmanian sea trout
Rye crisp, absinthe jelly
Mushroom and pork belly salad
Portuguese "butter" vinaigrette, baby mizuna
Sea Bream
Roasted eggplant, baby bok choy, thai curry broth
Stilton tortelloni
Lemon poppy pistou, apple crisp
"Shepperd's Pie"
Coffee braised venison, roasted vegetables, potato foam
Almond bread pudding
Nutmeg caramel, vanilla gelato
On March 8th i will be teaming up with my good friend Andrew Kraft. His roots are deep in Minnesota pride, so what better way to have fun but to do an inspiring explore Minnesota menu? We are taking classic Minnesota ingredients and putting a lot of love in them to create a refined midwest "comfort food" menu.
"green bean casserole"
Pickled mushroom salad
asparagus, poached egg, mizuna
Roasted pork belly
smoked potato puree, German potato salad, pickled mustard seeds
wild rice risotto, hazelnut foam
Braised Short Ribs
herbed spatzle, Root veg, onion puree
Apple Bread Pudding
cider puree, Vanilla and salted caramel gelato
Tickets can be purchased at http://citygritnyc.com/
On March 9th, I will be putting together an "ode to the oyster houses" menu. I offered something like this on Tuesdays at Griffou when I was there. People had a blast with it then, so I thought it would be nice to bring it back.
First Course
oysters on a half shell with a variety sauces
Second Course
pickled oyster and pork belly salad, onion fondue, arugula
Third Course
Oyster stew
Fourth Course
Oyster po boy, portuguese potatoes
Fifth Course
"NY cheesecake" oyster cracker crumble
Finally, to cap it off we are going Japaquese! This time I will team up with my good friend Akiko Moorman to create a fusion between Portuguese and the Japanese cuisines. An actual cuisine in Hawaii, we are looking to put our own little spin on this one!
First Course
snapper ceviche, shiso, veg crisp
Second Course
Portuguese octopus and japanese sardines
smoked potato puree, parsley pistou
Third Course
"Kale Soup"
Kale, potatoes, chourico, miso broth
Fourth Course
tempura baby vegetables and prawns, piri piri sauce
Fifth Course
manila clams, pork shoulder, japanese sweet potatoes and pickles
Sixth Course
Yuzu rice pudding, spiced tapioca crisp, mint gel
Tickets can be purchased at: http://citygritnyc.com/
I hope to see all of you there and thank you all very much and for your continued support!
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If anyone could make it out to the thursday event this week it would be appreciated. The short notice has been troublesome to help fill it. If your on the email list ill be sending something special out later today.
To anyone worrying that David would lose a beat transferring Um Segredo to another venue, rest assured Thursday's dinner was a triumph -- easily the best meal I've eaten this year anywhere. Congratulations, Dave. Coming back for more next week.
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Chef David Santos will be joinung us once again tell the story of Spring, highlighting the very best of the vegetables that bring with them longer days and warmer sunshine.
Artichoke Carpacio: Favas, mizuna, barigoule vinaigrette
Chilled Carrot Soup: English peas, ginger flan
Asparagus Risotto: White asparagus foam
Wild Mushroom Cassoulet: Poached egg, spring pole beans, crostinis
Pineapple Upside Down Cake: Nutmeg caramel, rum gelato
When: Friday, March 30th at 7:30pm
Where: 38 Prince (between Mott and Mulberry)
Price: $65. A selection of wines will be available for purchase.
They say March comes in like a lion and out like a lamb. So we thought it would be appropriate to send March out with a lamb inspired dinner.
Lamb Tar Tar: Kibby spice aoili, chick peas, pita crisps
Lambs Tongue Salad: Heirlooms potatoes, favas, peas
Lamb Leg Ragu: Creamy polenta, mint, sheeps milk riccota
House-made Lamb Sausage: Tomato marmalade, eggplant, parsley pistou
Mango curd: Spiced crumble, vanilla gelato
When: Saturday, March 31st at 7:00pm
Where: 38 Prince (between Mott and Mulberry)
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When you talk about education, one of the most important facilities that is central to teaching and learning is the library. They have not only been repositories of knowledge but also a place to gather and discuss.
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On February 1, 2011, we announced the availability of version 1 of the Chemistry Add-in for Word, as well as the assignment of the open source project to the Outercurve Foundation by Microsoft Research and the University of Cambridge. Read the press release.
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The future of research will be powered not only by ever more rapid dissemination of ever large quantities of data, but also by software tools that 'understand' something about science. These tools will behave intelligently with respect to the information they process, and will free their human users to spend more time doing the things that humans do best: generating ideas, designing experiments and making discoveries. Chem4Word is one of the best examples so far of this important new development at the interface between science and technology.
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Tour Beautiful Southfork Ranch ~
For thirteen years, television sets were tuned into 356 episodes of "Dallas", one of the longest running TV series in history. Viewers made themselves home at Southfork, the ranch the Ewings called home and where the world was a weekly guest. Now you can visit this famous Texas ranch in person and see for yourself the lifestyle portrayed in the series.
Today, Southfork continues to welcome visitors from around the world, who come to see where "Dallas" was filmed and to experience the lifestyle made famous by the Ewings.
Whether you are an individual traveler or part of a group tour, Southfork is open daily, 'year round for guided tours of the ranch. Tour the famed Ewing Mansion and re-live exciting moments from the series in the "Dallas Legends" exhibit, featuring an exciting array of memorabilia from the series.
See the gun that shot J.R., Lucy's Wedding Dress, the "Dallas" Family Tree, and Jock's Lincoln Continental. Relax on a guided tour of the ranch grounds. Eat at Miss Ellie's Deli and shop in two themed retail stores, offering a diverse selection of clothing, accessories, gifts, and collectibles.
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