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Colin graduated with honors from Montana State University in Bozeman with a degree in Film & Photography. He joined KTVM as a Floor Director shortly after graduating in May 2013. His passion for documentary film making led him to transition to reporter in early 2014.
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Beasts Of The Southern Wild (2012)
Beasts Of The Southern Wild SynopsisIn a forgotten but defiant bayou community cut off from the rest of the world by a sprawling levee, a six-year-old girl exists on the brink of orphanhood. Buoyed by her childish optimism and extraordinary imagination, she believes that the natural world is in balance with the universe until a fierce storm changes her reality. Desperate to repair the structure of her world in order to save her ailing father and sinking home, this tiny hero must learn to survive unstoppable catastrophes of epic proportions
Beasts Of The Southern Wild Release Date
In Theaters June 27, 2012
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Starring: Quvenzhané Wallis, Dwight Henry and Levy Easterly
Written by: Lucy Alibar and Benh Zeitlin
Directed by: Benh Zeitlin
Produced by: Michael Gottwald, Dan Janvey, and Josh Penn
Distributor: Fox Searchlight Pictures
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Beasts Of The Southern Wild Director Getting Even Wilder For Second Feature
After saying there is a development deal for his new film, he says its about a young girl who gets kidnapped onto a hidden ecosystem where a tribal war is raging over a form of pollen that breaks the relationship between aging and time. Of course it is!
by Nick Venable September 6, 2013 comments
2013 Oscars: The Six Winners We Most Want To See
We've all followed the Oscars long enough to be realistic about what can and cannot happen. No matter how much you love Hugh Jackman in Les Miserables, you know he'll lose to Daniel Day-Lewis. No matter how much you might love Scarlett Johansson's Oscar-nominated song from Chasing Ice, everyone knows she'll be steamrolled by Adele's "Skyfall."
by Katey, Eric, Sean, Kristy, Kelly & Mack February 24, 2013 comments
For Your Consideration: Beasts Of The Southern Wild Is The Mystical Elixir Oscar Desperately Needs
Beasts defies classification. It transcends easy genres. It is bold, original filmmaking done on a shoestring budget that is not reflected in its jaw-droppingly authentic production values. The movies four Oscar nominations should be its consolation prize. Its worthy of so much more.
by Sean O'Connell February 14, 2013 comments
Guillermo Del Toro To Adapt The Secret Garden With Beasts Of The Southern Wild Co-Writer
Sure, this story of a lonely girl who discovers magic in the neglected garden of her uncle has been adapted several times before, but Alibar promises a new take set during the turn of the 20th Century in the Southern US. Plus, she has the endorsement and collaboration of Guillermo del Toro tied into her pitch.
by Kristy Puchko February 5, 2013 comments
Honest Posters For The Best Picture Nominees
Now that the year's Best Picture Oscar nominees have been announced, we've got a long six weeks to go before the awards ceremony-- which means, of course, that it's time to start making fun of the nominees. Some of them are familiar to everyone, like Django Unchained and Argo, but plenty of people only heard of Amour and Beasts of the Southern Wild
by Katey Rich January 11, 2013 comments
President Obama Reveals His Favorite Movies Of 2012
These past couple of weeks hundreds if not thousands of film critics have worked to try and put together their top 10 lists for 2012, determining which titles, above all the rest, stood out over the last 12 months. These personal lists are great because they really help audiences understand critics' individual tastes, and it's also a great way to discover movies that otherwise may have been missed.
by Eric Eisenberg December 31, 2012 comments
The Top 10 Movies Of 2012: Mack's List
The following ten movies are the ones that have really stuck with me. Theyre the ones that have gotten better with months or weeks of age and have separated themselves from the pack. Some of them will definitely be nominated for Best Picture at the Academy Awards and others will not even be considered. Some of them youll probably agree with, and some of them will probably make you laugh and doubt my credibility.
by Mack Rawden December 28, 2012 comments
Beasts Of The Southern Wild's Magic Still Lingers As Blu-ray Release Approaches
There was a hodgepodge of visionaries onstage in a special screening room at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art on Thursday to talk about Beasts of the Southern Wild. Its been months and months since the crew was together shooting in the wilds of the southern United States, but you can tell the magic of the film has lingered, even as the Blu-ray release is finally approaching.
by Jessica Rawden November 30, 2012 comments
Silver Linings Playbook And Matthew McConaughey Dominate Indie Spirit Award Nominations
With a ton of prizes to hand out and a splashy ceremony just before the Oscars in February, the Independent Spirit Awards are the biggest night of the year for independent film, and the best chance for many small-scale films to get into the spotlight, But the word "independent" has been fuzzy in these awards for years now
by Katey Rich November 27, 2012 comments
Moonrise Kingdom And Beasts Of The Southern Wild Win Big At Gotham Awards
The Gotham Awards are among the first prizes handed out in the annual Hollywood awards season, but if you're already sick of Oscar bait and pre-canned speeches, the Gothams are something a little bit different Honoring the best in independent film, the Gotham Awards frequently highlight some of the oddballs that won't get attention in the wider awards season
by Katey Rich November 27, 2012 comments
Moonrise Kingdom, Bernie, Beasts Of The Southern Wild Lead Gotham Award Nominations
The first movie awards show of the season also tends to be one of the most interesting, as every year the Gotham Independent Film Awards showcase some of the most fascinating and under appreciated indie films released-- including many that have absolutely zero shot at Oscar attention. They've kept up that tradition this year, announcing a slate of nominees
by Katey Rich October 18, 2012 comments
Beasts Of The Southern Wild To Journey On To Blu-ray In December
Beasts of the Southern Wild has had a lot of critical eyes geared towards it since the films appearance at the 2012 Sundance Film Festival. Unfortunately, with its festival run and subsequent limited theatrical release, many of us have not had the opportunity to see the small girl named Hushpuppy and her Louisiana community in action. All that can change, soon, thanks to Fox Home Entertainments Blu-ray and DVD release.
by Jessica Grabert October 3, 2012 comments
Oscar Eye: Beasts Of The Southern Wild Hits A Hurdle While Life Of Pi Dazzles In 3D
Last Friday I lined up two hours early, with an early autumn rainstorm crashing down, to catch the New York Film Festival press screening of Life of Pi, because the festival has exactly one press screening for all of their films, and there was no way I was going to miss that one. Even on the surface the movie seemed to tick all the boxes of Oscar season
by Katey Rich October 2, 2012 comments
How To Build The Beasts Of Beasts Of The Southern Wild
First off, let it be known: aurochs were real. These great great ancestors of modern cattle have been depicted in cave paintings, commented on by Julius Caesar, who described them as "a little below the elephant in size, and long ago roamed through the lands Eurasia, India and North Africa before going extinct in the 1600s. In the film they are massive warthog-like creatures the size of houses, and Hushpuppy fears they are frozen in icebergs waiting for their chance to re-emerge and take the land back from the mewling humans who rule them now.
by Kristy Puchko July 19, 2012 comments
Beasts Of The Southern Wild Director Benh Zeitlin, Making Unforgettable Films On His Own Terms
For a while there Benh Zeitlin seemed like the piped piper of New Orleans. One after another, someone else I went to college with would move down there for a few weeks or months, and you didn't even have to ask what they were doing there. They were just "working with Benh"
by Katey Rich June 26, 2012 comments
Beasts Of The Southern Wild Featurette Breaks Down Its Premise
Though the first trailer was beautiful, and certainly piqued my interest, I'm grateful to have the mystique of Beasts of the Southern Wild broken down a little here. While some behind-the-scenes features tip their hand, giving away plot twists or spoiling key turns, this one provides a nice context to the film's praise.
by Kristy Puchko June 6, 2012 comments
Exclusive New Images And A Brand-New Website For Beasts Of The Southern Wild
At this year's Sundance Film Festival, there was one film everybody couldn't stop talking about, to the point that the award for Best U.S. Dramatic Feature was pretty much a foregone conclusion. Beasts of the Southern Wild was maybe the most popular breakout hit from that festival in years
by Katey Rich May 17, 2012 comments
First Trailer For Sundance Prize Winner Beasts Of The Southern Wild
Even before it won the Grand Jury Prize in the narrative feature category-- pretty much the highest award they can give-- Beasts was the film that every single person couldn't stop talking about, the one that when someone asked what your favorite film of the festival was, almost everyone would cite first
by Katey Rich May 2, 2012 comments
Sundance Hit Beasts Of The Southern Wild Gets June 29 Release Date
The June 29 release will be limited, which means the opening weekend isn't actually that important-- if Beasts is a success, it will build its audience throughout the summer and never own the weekend, but be part of the conversation for many months
by Katey Rich February 22, 2012 comments
Top Sundance Prizes Go To Beasts Of the Southern Wild, The House I Live In, And More
On Saturday night at an awards ceremony that was pinch-hit hosted by Katie Aselton when Parker Posey dropped out, the awards for the 2012 Sundance Film Festival were handed out to a wide variety of winners, including many films that had been obvious festival favorites from the beginnin
by Katey Rich January 30, 2012 comments
Sundance Reviews: Beasts Of The Southern Wild And Hello I Must Be Going
Below you can watch a video blog that Matt Patches and I recorded on a Park City shuttle bus last night, going over the first two movies we saw yesterday-- Hello I Must Be Going and Beasts of the Southern Wild. They're almost nothing alike, but sometimes that's the luck of the festival draw
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Sabrina, 8, is a Ride for Kids Star in Phoenix.
Arizona motorcyclists showed their support for children with brain tumors at the 17th Phoenix Ride for Kids on Oct. 20. As of press time, the event had raised $48,462 for the Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation.
More than 160 participants gathered at the ride's new location, Higley High School in Gilbert, on a warm, sunny morning. They rode to honor seven young brain tumor survivors: Keegan, Leslie, Rosalena, Sabrina, Gaites, Cierra and Brock.
"The first year I came out here I was in a wheelchair. Today I got to ride my own bike and it felt great," said Gaites, 17. "I would have never known about this without all of you. I fell in love with motorcycles that first ride and this has been my wish since then."
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The event is still collecting donations online at www.rideforkids.org. Fundraisers will receive incentive credit through Nov. 20.
Making life better for young people like Gaites is the reason motorcyclists across the country ride for the PBTF, which funds medical research and family support programs to help eliminate the challenges of childhood brain tumors.


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1987 Dodge Ram D150 Security SystemWritten by on September 1, 1999 A System With A Two-Stage Shock Sensor, Glass Tampering Sensor, Two-Stage Two-Zone Motion Sensor, Starter Disable, And Keyless Entry
Now that our 87 D150 project truck is almost complete and were able to drive it, we want to make it secure from predators. We called our friends at Crutchfield to help us pick the best security system for our needs. Crutchfield suggests that we have a system with a two-stage shock sensor, glass tampering sensor, two-stage two-zone motion sensor, starter disable, and keyless entry. Additionally, Crutchfield recommends a separate kit with door lock actuators so the doors will automatically lock when the alarm is set.
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After finding a location on the firewall under the dash to mount the Crime Guard Alarm, we start by finding and labeling the power sources needed. A constant power and an "ignition on" power are needed. Here, a test light helped us locate both positive terminals in the fuse box.One of the alarm system's wiring harnesses was plugged into the Crime Guard Alarm. The Alarm has up to eight harnesses depending on the accessories.The Plug-In Easy ValetTM switch was mounted in a location that is not visible, but is easily accessible to the driver. The multi-purpose switch turns the valet feature of the alarm on and off and also is used to custom program the alarm.A 5/16 -inch hole was drilled into dash. Here, the Red LED Status Indicator Light was installed with a small screwdriver.The system comes with a negative and positive dome light trigger for use on different makes of vehicles. This switch activates the alarm when there is a battery draw and turns the dome light on for convenience when the alarm is disabled. The driver's door dome light switch was removed for this connection. Either factory switch will work.The location for the Dual Zone Radar Sensor is critical. The sensor's ability can be altered by the metal structure of the vehicle, so finding the ideal location is a must. In this photo we mounted the sensor on the front of the heater box away from any metal objects. This sensor provides dual protection inside and outside by transmitting and receiving a radio frequency that responds only to mass objects like a thief's arm entering a window.This photo shows the Air Pressure Shock and Glass Breakage Sensor. This sensor was mounted to the steering column next to the firewall to ensure proper operation, detecting shock anywhere on the vehicle. A microphone (arrow) was mounted in a central location inside the cab to assist the shock sensor by detecting noises, such as glass breakage.We installed two pin switches, one under the hood and one for the fiberglass tonneau cover. A 3/8 hole was drilled in the tonneau frame over the post hole.
We wanted to make sure the alarm is heard by everyone. We selected a spot for the siren between the inner and outer front fenders.The starter interrupt relay was wired into place. (arrow a) The ignition side of the starter wire was routed through the relay and here (arrow b) it plugged back into the starter relay. This gives the alarm the ability to disable the starter while the alarm is active and to enable it only when the alarm is properly turned off.The relay allows the alarm to unlock the driver's side door when the alarm is disabled. With a second push of the key chain switch, the passenger door unlocks. Here, the relay was being wired into place.A small metal block with three set screws attaches to the manual lock rod (two set screw side) and to the new rod going to the actuator.


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ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. -- Mega storm Sandy cut off Atlantic City and other barrier island communities Monday. Many residents who stayed put rather than evacuating were stranded. This infuriated New Jersey's governor, who said their fate was the responsibility of elected officials who told them to shelter in the city.
At a Monday night news conference, Gov. Chris Christie gave a strong rebuke to Atlantic City Mayor Lorenzo Langford for telling residents to shelter on the barrier island rather than move inland. "For whatever reason, Mayor Langford urged people to stay in shelters in the city, despite my admonition to evacuate," he said. With roads flooded and in the darkness Christie said he couldn't "in good conscience" send in rescue workers.
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Christie said there were many people sheltering in their homes and in city shelters in Atlantic City, including one "literally a block away from the bay, in a school which is now flooded completely."
He said their fate was now the responsibility of the elected officials who had urged them to stay.
"If you're still able to hear me," he told them "you need to hunker down and get to the highest point possible in the dwelling you're in. We will not be able to come to help you until daylight tomorrow. Please try to hunker down and stay safe until then."
Christie, a Republican, called Democrat Langford, whom he has criticized in the past, "a rogue mayor" who's "impossible to work with." The mayor didn't return messages from the Associated Press seeking comment.
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Created for Nina Clemente for her 7th birthday, this is a welcome reissue of a book designed by the late artist, Keith Haring. Designed as more of an activity book that kids can draw, paste, tape or 'hammer' into, Haring invites children to collect and draw little things. Destined to become a time capsule of your child's view that will be a unique treasure.
Age: Early School Years. Award Year: 2013.
Twenty years have passed since this moving classic was first published and won the Caldecott Award. Allen Say's stunning paintings capture a time past and tell the story of his grandfather's love for two countries and his longing to be in both. Though not all immigrants could or would return to the land they left behind, Say's story speaks to a deeper longing for the happy places and people we have loved, those places and people we keep in our hearts wherever we may be. Grandfather's Journey is set in both America and Japan, but it is a universal story of love and long�a multi-generational book about all of us. A new 30th anniversary edition is now available as a free audio download (read by the author) on the publisher's website.
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A reissued treasure, this classic story retold and illustrated by one of the great picture book artists of the 20th century. Now in a new collection of Folk Tale Classics from Houghton Mifflin. Good fun to read aloud with all the rhyming names repeated again and again as Henny Penny and Cocky Locky and Ducky Lucky run off to spread the news that the sky is falling! Sounds a little like the news on TV, too. Spoiler Alert: In case you forgot�Foxy Loxy is the last of the cast. 4 & up.
Age: Preschool, Early School Years. Award Year: 2013.
Chances are you grew up with these delightful storybooks by master storyteller and Caldecott winner artist, Paul Galdone. Packaged in a boxed set, this collection of four hard covered books is a bargain and includes these favorites: The Three Bears, Three Kittens, The Town Mouse and the Country Mouse, and The Little Red Hen. Another boxed collection, the Heirloom Library includes. The Three Pigs, The Three Billy Goats Gruff, Little Red Riding Hood, and The Gingerbread Boy. The two sets combined give children the essential library of folktales every child should know. 3 & up.
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No girls are allowed at the Olympics! That was the rule in ancient times and in this time travel book the rules apply....or do they. Another one of those suspenseful adventures for Jack and Annie. If your new to chapter book reader has not discovered this series, this is a good summer read that will give them a bit of history, a meeting with heroes and heroines of the Greek myths and perhaps a lively taste for time travel and more Magic Tree House mysteries.
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Stunning new art accompanies Kipling's classic tale of Mowgli and his upbringing among the wolves. It is from them that he learns the harsh laws of the jungle. This volume is one of a handsome collection of affordable classics for the family library. Also in the series, Tales of Hans Christian Anderson.
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A classic story about friendship, love, life, and death. Young Wilbur, the pig, is saved from certain death by Charlotte, a spider you'll never forget. Also, share Stuart Little, by the same author.
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Eye-popping artwork headlines this sensational picture book in praise of insects. Oppenheim's (Have You Seen Birds?) sprightly verse takes an up-close-and-personal view of bugs in all their splendid variety ("Bugs with stripes/ or speckles/ or spots,/ shiny like metal/ or covered in dots"). Meanwhile, Broda's exquisite painted paper sculptures, strategically placed against a series of watercolor backdrops, give the pages depth, texture and a brilliantly surreal flavor. Readers will be craning their necks for a "how did he do that?" look at the detail, from the intricate designs of a butterfly's wing to the gleaming metallic back of a beetle. Touching upon caterpillars and crickets, ladybugs and lacewing dragonflies, author and illustrator cover a lot of ground and, thanks to Oppenheim's hardworking verse as well as the careful art, they pack in a surprising amount of information. While this finely wrought book is particularly well suited to the learning style of younger readers, those at the upper end of the target group will no doubt be equally enthralled. Ages 5-8.
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PreS-Gr 2-An alliterative, rhyming text is accompanied by dramatic, brilliantly colored, three-dimensional paper sculptures that were photographed to create the final images. This jubilant celebration of insects in a variety of habitats is reinforced informationally by a page-by-page listing of the insects depicted. While millipedes (diplopods) and spiders (arachnids) are not "bugs," most insects (class Insecta) are not "true bugs" either. All of the beasties shown are joint-legged arthropods. This is not a book for sophisticated report writers, but it's perfect for any youngster who has ever followed a flittering butterfly, pondered a spider spinning a web, or chased a twinkling firefly-and even more for those who dream of such joyous experiences. An eye-catching delight.-Patricia Manning, formerly at Eastchester Public Library, NY
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Strega Nona has become a classic storybook. In fact, Tomie dePaola has created many well-loved books about this kindly, grandmotherly witch. In this first story she leaves her bumbling assistant, Big Anthony, to take care of her house. He has been warned not to touch Strega Nona's magic pasta pot, but he does not listen. Nor does the pot! Big Anthony knows how to get it to make pasta, but not how to stop it. Be sure to look for other Strega Nona tales. They are also available on DVD in many of the Scholastic Storybook Treasures series. See reviews under videos. 4-7.
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Sally Shapiro is the pseudonym of a Swedish vocalist and the name of the band composed of Shapiro and computer/synth player Johan Agebjörn. Shapiro grew up listening to Swedish pop and disco and the band was influenced by Eurobeat and Italo Disco. Agebjörn shed some light on the choice of the fictional stage name in an October 2007 interview with I chose [the name] Sally Shapiro because we were inspired by artists like Valerie Dore and Katy Gray, who also had a team of producers and writers behind them using the name of a singer as the title for the project" Sally Shapiro's debut album, 2007's ''Disco Romance'', was produced by Agebjörn. The album received strong reviews, and Shapiro... Continue Bio >>
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Boehner to address private event today
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32 percent of American adults view George Zimmerman favorably, while 48 percent view him unfavorably, according to the poll.
By comparison, President Obama clocked in at 44 percent favorability in a new Quinnipiac University poll, with 48 percent disapproving of his performance — the same disapproval rate as for Zimmerman.
"If I had a mixed race son like George Zimmerman, he would have the same disapproval rating"!
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Speaking of disapproval, Opie was a 51% Disapproval rating on Rasmussen and just 30% think the country is headed in the right direction after 5 YEARS of Opies leadership.
BBBWHAHAHAHAAH! Blame Bush my ass!
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LizardKook, all of five people disagree with my posts here thus far. Ouch. LOL Please call all your reptilian friends and have them disagree with me, too. But be careful because in reading my posts they might actually learn something, and also might discover what an idiot you are. One more LOL just for you.
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@DrollPlayer: You're not doing too well on this particular topic - while you are busy LOL-ing you are being disagreed right into the ground. My turn to LOL.
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Your conveniently leaving Harry Reid out! "Congressional" approval is near an all time low. Let's not forget our losers in the Senate.
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Clueless, you realize that "lowest approved" rating was for the Congress, which includes Harry "the war is lost" Reid's Democrit-controlled Senate, right? Probably not. Ask your fifth grader what Congress includes. LOL
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Liberals live in a fantasy world. In this world, they believe that the greatness of a Speaker of the House can best be demonstrated by her statements regarding the government takeover of 1/6 of the US economy.
Without giving taxpayers and opportunity to read a 1,000 + page bill (and not having read it themselves-a job for which they are paid $190,000 per year plus bennies), the House approved ObamaCare.
This bill could have contained language that requires every US citizen to send $5 per month to the Saudi king and pray to Mecca five times per day. How do you know it doesn't?
And the "great" speaker of the House, Bela Pelosi, whose JOB it is to read and understand legislation before she votes on it, said "we have to pass it so that you can see what's in it."
That is probably the most ridiculous, asinine, pathetic comment by a political "leader" in the history of the modern world.
Bela Pelosi obviously was in over her botoxed head.
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Leader of the most dysfunctional and lowest approved of house in history. GREAT JOB JOHNNY BOY!
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wvhoopie "What has Boehner succeeded?"
He's succeeded at putting the brakes on the Obama train wreck. In accordance with the wishes of the MAJORITY of voters when they ELECTED a Republican House of Representatives.
Elections matter, hoopie. Remember? And in the last two Congressional election cycles, the MAJORITY of Americans put REPUBLICANS in charge of the House, precisely to STOP the progressive liberal disaster you leftists thought you could ram through but FAILED to do in your two year taxing and spending spree after 2008. Your claims that the Republican House isn't doing the will of the majority are ridiculous. What House party holds the MAJORITY, and why did American VOTERS put them there? LOL
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What has Boehner succeeded at for his "side" so to speak? What issue or piece of legislation has he led b/c of his passion for the righties? Hmmm? Nothing? Not a thing? Votes to repeal the ACA almost 40 times and failed? Hmmm? Where is his leadership? What is he leading? At least when Pelosi was Speaker she led, whether you agreed with her or not. She had passion and leadership. Boehner? He wants to golf, tan, whine, and do nothing. What a legacy Boehner will have. Leader of nothing.
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...said the poster typing away at a coal-fired electricity-powered computer, then sending his drivel over a coal-fired electricity-powered internet connection.
Just say no, and pull those main breakers, Lizard. Walk the talk. LOL
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Both Bitter Old Murray and Bawling Boehner are on the wrong side of history and by a very large margin. Just like many if not most of the folks in the Valley.
Denial is not just a river in Africa.
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ATLANTA -- In a largely symbolic move, the Atlanta City Council voted Monday to pass a resolution supporting same-sex marriage.
The measure holds no legal power, nor does it affect the Georgia law banning same-sex marriage. But District 6 Councilman Alex Wan, who sponsored the resolution, said passing the resolution is about sending a message.
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"I wanted us to go on the record and say we supported marriage equality," Wan said. "I wanted us to be part of the dialogue. I wanted us to be a leader in the conversation about marriage equality across the country."
Wan, the only openly gay member of Atlanta City Council, said the resolution had been in the works for months, during which time he gathered votes from his colleagues. It passed with an 11-2 vote; members Howard Shook and C.T. Martin voted no.
A spokesman for Mayor Kasim Reed simply said the mayor respects the council's decision. Mayor Reed has previously stopped short of endorsing same-sex marriage, saying in May that he was "still wrestling" with his personal beliefs on the issue.


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Miz MerMullet Maid's Bacon Wrapped Crab Stuffed Shrimp
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For Crab Stuffing:
1 lb crab meat
1 egg slightly beaten
1 tsp Worchestershire
pinch of cayenne pepper
1 tsp salt
1/2 cup bread crumbs
1/4 c mayonnaise
juice of 1/2 lemon
1/4 tsp garlic powder
1 tsp dried mustard
Mix all ingredients together to form crab stuffing.
For Shrimp Preparation:
1 pound extra-large or jumbo shrimp (about 24 shrimp), peeled, deveined, with tails on
12 slices bacon cut in half
Split shrimp down the bottom center to tail, being careful not to cut through. Stuff each shrimp with crabmeat mixture. Optional: Lay sweet red pepper strips lengthwise over the crab stuffing. Wrap shrimp in bacon and secure with a toothpick. Place on a baking pan and cook at 350 degrees, about 10 minutes. Flip the shrimp and roast on the second side 5 to 10 minutes more until bacon is crisp and shrimp are pink.
For the Peach Dipping Sauce:
1/2 cup peach preserves
1 Tbs. Dijon mustard
1 Tbs. apple cider vinegar
1/4 tsp. crushed red pepper flakes
Salt & pepper, to taste
Whisk all ingredients together to blend well.
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This dish can be served as an appetizer with the dipping sauce on the side, or as a main course served over a bed of rice, drizzled with the peach dipping sauce and a squeeze of lemon juice.
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Located in the suburb of Westlands, Anghiti Restaurant is all about great food and excellent service.
Expect well-prepared and generous portions, attentive staff and tasty Indian food.
Whether you seek relaxation or intimacy, or a family feast, Anghiti ticks all the boxes with option to dine in the relaxed cosy dining room on signature dishes and seafood delights.
Loved by locals and tourists alike, nothing hits the spot like a good old curry and the smell of spices to we the appetite.
Asha's offers a menu that focusses mainly on kebabs and the restaurant serves melt-in-your-mouth meats flavoured with herbs and spices. The modern but warm interior combines splashes of colour with a good selection of music and friendliness, and opf course, very efficient and professional service.
Authentic and exotic, Bhandaris wraps your palate in warming spices with complex layers of colours and taste. Dishes are thoughtfully presented then served in traditional porcelain pots touched with flavourful textures, colours and spices.
Distinctly Indian, yet elegant and true to the unique exotic flavours and spices only found in India. The owners import key ingredients straight from India ensuring your taste buds experience authentic Indian cuisine.
Once immersed your taste buds are transported to the lively streets and cultural potpourri of India. Visitors are encouraged to become one with the experience by eating small portions with their hands and to share the taste and abundance of flavours with company.
Bhandaris offers a relaxed and social atmosphere frequented by celebrities and locals alike where you can wet your appetite with an aromatic starter of mussels topped in an onion, tomato and masala sauce followed by a fragrant tender lamb simmered in a blend of Indian spices, yoghurt, tomato and onion with a choice of basmati rice and naan bread.
The delicate aromas and taste are well complemented by a soothing Pistachio ice cream rounded off by a incredible kahwa tea made with secret Indian herbs. Bhandaris is a treasure trove steeped in ancient North Indian cuisine inspired by the tranquil beauty and flavour of their mysterious culture.
Explore the rich culture of India through aromatic and exotic cuisine at Bombay Blues.
Specialising in superb North Indian cuisine, Bombay Blues treats food as more than mere sustenance. Food at this popular Rosebank restaurant is perceived as an expression of a connection to others, a means to strengthen bonds and what better way than in inspiring surroundings and with delicious dishes and friendly staff.
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Experience glorious Indian culture at Bombay Blues.
Fine dining and amazing Indian cuisine meet at this beautiful upmarket restaurant in Cape Town. Treat yourself to a luxurious night out and experience the elegant, yet opulent interior, great service and delicious food.
The menu offers traditional starters like spiced lamb kebabs with yogurt and mint, chargrilled Karoo lamb chops and an assorted kebab platter, while more exotic choices include tandoori salmon and green mango flavoured line fish. Must-tries for mains are the lamb shanks in saffron curry and the slow-cooked, pot-roasted Karoo lamb with dried spices.
Vegetarians are definitely not forgotten and for every dish that contains meat, there is one that doesn't. Try cottage cheese dumplings and green pea curry, or apricot and potato cakes with yogurt and sweet chutney.
The dessert menu doesn't fail to impress and offers a wide variety of options, from plain ice cream to a mouthwatering mango and yogurt cheesecake.
Enjoy an authentic, yet modern Indian experience at Bombay Brasserie.
With a backdrop of Table Mountain and Robin Island, and miles of sandy beaches, Beach Bistro Restaurant is the perfect place to indulge in the setting sun and mouth-watering cuisine.
From delicious buffet breakfasts laden with fresh fruits, pastries and continental offerings to light lunches on the terrace enjoyed next to the sparkling pool.
The menu explodes with choice starting with breakfasts, salads, toasties, pizza, burgers and Beach Bistro baskets for lighter meals and the full a la carte dinner tempts with traditional local cuisine.
Try the Karoo lamb chops, potjie, bobotie, a succulent steak or fresh line fish or frolic in contemporary European dishes with a hint of Mediterranean influence.
The extensive wine list alongside decadent dessert of chocolate gateaux fresh fruit and ice cream or cheese platter rounded off with a port or cognac completes the experience.
Indulge in true Cape hospitality with a romantic dinner for two or celebrate something special with friends and family at Beach Bistro Restaurant in Milnerton.
Situated in the upmarket Sandton Square, at the entrance of Michelanglo Hotel, Bukhara boasts stylish interior heightened by plush décor and vibrant atmosphere.
The impressive open plan kitchen displays the work of culinary expertise as chefs transform mouth-watering cuisine into culinary creations.
The menu entices with all time North Indian favourites and regional cuisine alongside an award winning wine list.
Diners tantalise with choice of reshami kebab - chicken in a mild chickpea marinade for starters followed by succulent tandoori lamb chops dressed in a classical yoghurt marinade.
Mop up the juices with a buttery garlic naan or Basmati rice slow cooked with saffron and butter. Conclude the meal with a saffron kulfi - Indian ice cream with saffron and pistachio.
Bukhara transports the palate to the exotic markets of India in stylish surrounds for a memorable dining experience.
If it's an Indian fix that needs satisfying while visiting scenic Stellenbosch, then Bukhara is the obvious choice. Conveniently situated at centre of town, Bukhara is a stylish restaurant that offers a selection of North Indian cuisine.
The restaurant chain is consistent with its upmarket and vibey atmosphere. The trade mark open kitchen allows guests to be privy to the making of their meal as well and serves as a source of background entertainment.
The menu has a good variety, including South African game options and caters for the carnivores and vegetarians alike. Expect authentic, traditional Indian food: Butter Chicken, Garlic Naan and Mango ice cream. The Kashmiri style kebabs cooked over hot coals is a restaurant speciality and a must try.
The exotic Indian dining experience is rounded off with a few dishes with interesting flavours to entice the adventurous palate and a notable wine list.
Enjoy flavour and aroma of delicately infused herbs and spices renowned for delighting the taste buds with good wholesome food.
Begin the journey with deep fried prawns in batter, queen size, deep-fried and served with chilli sauce and sweet and sour sauce.
Move onto the boneless Lamb korma prepared with turmeric, ginger, garlic, garam masala, onions, vegetable oil and yoghurt mopped up with all buttery naan concluded by a Pista Kulfi – a Pakistani rice ice cream made from lightly whipped double cream, milk rice, flour, sugar and seasoned with almonds, pistachios and rose water.
Dine in authentic and traditional ambiance for a taste of cultural cuisine in upmarket surrounds at Daawat – The Authentic Pakistani Restaurant.
This vibrant, modern Indian restaurant is located the middle of the city's entertainment hub, on the unique strip called Long Street. Before you walk in you will find the flavours and aromas wafting past you a convincing invitation.
Indian chefs prepare authentic, predominantly North Indian dishes. Some must-try starters are mushrooms grilled in the real tandoori oven and marinated cottage cheese skewers called paneer sashlik. The succulent prawns in cumin, mustard and tomato sauce are always recommended.
A hot vindaloo with chicken or lamb provides an explosion of flavours and an experience you certainly will remember. For the 'faint of spice' there are a variety of kormas, madras curries and even a great dhal makhani. The clean, classy and modern interior sits in beautiful juxtaposition with the detailed, intense flavours of the dishes. Here you will be spoilt for choice.
Embracing North Indian Frontier cuisine, Haandi focuses on freshly prepared food, made to order. Prepared in a signature glass-fronted kitchen, diners are offered a sneak preview into the preparation of each meal.
The chefs use the finest ingredients, coupled with exceptional attention to detail from the staff; Haandi promises subtle flavours bursting with health giving benefits.
Expect dishes that are stylishly prepared and presented from the bespoke menu and the freshest, finest ingredients for a top-drawer dining experience at Haandi.
Dominated by beautifully appointed furniture and dark wood panelling, Le Petit Restaurant oozes plush red carpeting, ornate glass lampshades and Swiss memorabilia for an authentic old country dining experience.
For mains, try unusual specialties such as crocodile steak "Dundee", buffalo fillet, and a superb ostrich steak flambé, prepared at the table.
Le Petit specialises in seafood and top grade steak specialities. Conclude the meal with homemade pecan nut pie.
For an unforgettable dining experience with Swiss and French influences, visit La Petit Restaurant – a firm favourite with locals.
Discover aromas, tastes and colours of true North Indian cuisine, dining on excellence and traditional fare in a warm and cosy interior that invites intimacy and elegance.
Plush carpets balance authentic Indian art, dark seductive splashes of red, dimly lit by romantic lighting and spacious interior set the mood for a perfect intimate candlelit dinner.
The menu offers choice of some exciting starters such as individual or meze portions brimming with Chicken Tikka, Onion Bhaji and Fish Amritsari.
The main specialties include the Chicken Tikka Masala, Prawn Vindaloo and the exciting vegetarian Aloo Sag, which are potatoes cooked to perfection in deliciously spiced spinach gravy.
To end off your meal you could go for the exquisite Maharaja Specialty kulfi, a special Indian ice cream infused with saffron and green cardamon.
Enjoy dining on fine Indian cuisine and a selection of estate South African wines, complimented by glorious sunsets and the evening sparkle of city lights at Maharaja in Bryanstan.
Exuding a sophisticated and luxurious atmosphere, Masala Mantra boasts two spacious dining rooms including a veranda.
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Ideal for those who want to indulge in exotic Indian fare and culinary masterpieces, the traditional recipes nurture with exotic spices, dried fruits and nuts and levels of mild to spicy flavours.
Sunday buffets invite all you can eat, with plenty of choice for vegetarians and even a little of Chinese delights for an interesting take on Indian.
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What's going on with today's NFL kickers?
IF YOU'VE BEEN following the flight of field goals in the NFL this season, you can reach only one logical conclusion: Either the ball is juiced or the kickers are juiced.
Kickers today are more accurate, with more distance, than ever.
I've heard many explanations - better training regimens, better playing conditions, more turf fields, more domes, the wonders of mile-high Denver. But, hey, it's one thing to be kicking at altitude, it's another thing to be making field goals from Mars.
I saw Rams rookie Greg Zuerlein make a 58-yarder against Seattle like he was picking up a quart of milk from 7-Eleven; maybe he's using Mark McGwire's old kicking shoe.
Best I can tell, most NFL kickers this year once rode on the U.S. Postal Service cycling team with Lance Armstrong and company.
Less than halfway through the 2012 season, look at this kicking rap sheet:
And - with apologies to Ravens and Redskins fans, many of whom are still having intermittent Billy Cundiff nightmares - have I mentioned that hardly anyone misses field goal attempts from anywhere anymore?
Some fella named Ryan Succop was six-for-six in the Chiefs' 27-24 overtime victory over the Saints.
Alex Henery - an individual nobody reading this column at this moment has ever heard of - is 35 for 39 in his season-and-a-half with the Eagles.
Connor Barth - who, at this time last year, I believe, was assistant professor for Germanic studies at Shippensburg (Pa.) University - recently had a string of 25 successful field-goal attempts ended with the Buccaneers.
Mike Vanderjagt holds the NFL record for most consecutive field-goal attempts made, at 42.
One day some guy will hit 75 straight and "SportsCenter" will yawn.
Playing from 1946 to 1967 with the Cleveland Browns, Hall of Fame kicker Lou "The Toe" Groza made 54.9 percent of his field-goal attempts. Nowadays, 77 percent doesn't even get you into the top 50 all-time for accuracy.
Whatever happened to all those wild-and-crazy kicking brothers - the Zendejas boys, the Gogolaks, the Bahrs, the Gramaticas - who only made two-thirds of their kicks?
I'll tell you what happened to them - Martin and Bill Gramatica now run the Gramatica Kicking Camp in Florida, where they are producing the next generation of can't-miss robo-kickers; I assume they spend at least an hour instructing campers how not to tear an ACL while celebrating a first-half field goal.
The numbers are eye-popping:
In 1967, NFL kickers made 51 percent of their field goal attempts. In 2008 - a year in which Sebastian Janikowski attempted a 76-yard field goal; who knew then-Raiders coach Lane Kiffin was a visionary? - NFL kickers made a record 84.5 percent. This year that mark likely will be broken, and kickers are making two-thirds of their attempts from 50 yards and beyond.
Maybe it's time to reconsider the field goal, as in GET RID OF IT.
Does it make sense that you have to drive the length of the field to get six points but only have to make a couple of first downs to get three? We're almost to the point where all you have to do is cross midfield to have a shot at a field goal. In soccer, you don't see 'em get to midfield, stop the game and allow a guy to kick it uncontested between the posts for half-a-goal.
By the way, in a high school game in the state of Washington Thursday night, senior Austin Rehkow kicked a 67-yard field goal as regulation expired in Central Valley's 62-55 overtime win over Shadle Park.
The Redskins signed the kid this morning.
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Q. Is it true that there was some discussion about shutting Tim McCarver down before the end of the season? (T. Ponton; Columbia, Md.)
A. If McCarver were ever held to a "word count," he might've gone 15 years between complete games.
Q. A la A-Rod, have you ever tossed a poker chip with your phone number to an attractive woman? (Jeremy Simms; Chicago)
A. That's actually how I first met Toni. But before calling me, she took the chip and doubled it at roulette.
Q. The NHL now has canceled regular-season games through Nov. 1. What do you do now? (Mark Ralston; Rock Hill, S.C.)
A. This is when my Strat-O-Matic hockey set pays for itself.
Q. Is it true that Michael Vick was spotted in the bakery aisle at a Philadelphia grocery store carrying a loaf of bread like a football? (Ed Rose; Medford, Ore.)
A. Pay the man, Shirley.
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Ocean carriers return to core competencies
October 10, 2013
According to analysts with Drewry Maritime Resarch, ocean cargo container lines are still being squeezed out of providing "home-grown" integrated logistics services. This is evidenced by Maersk's news last month that it has entered into an agreement to sell the assets of its U.S. trucking subsidiary Bridge Terminal Transport, analysts add.
"Although partly driven by financial necessity, the ocean carrier trend appears to recognize that one-stop shops are not the way forward," says Neil Dekker, head of Drewry Container Research. "That expansion via vertical integration should be replaced by greater focus on the provision of core services."
Industry analysts contend that this is hardly a new trend, but rather one that has only been gaining traction this year. For example, in June Maersk announced the sale of its European railway company ERS Railways to Freightliner. In May Zim Line sold its holdings in two companies that own container manufacturing factories in China. In April MSC announced the sale of 35% of its ports division Terminal Investments Limited to Global Infrastructure Partners, and in January, CMA CGM declared the sale of 49% of its container terminal operating company Terminal Link to China Merchants Holding (International).
Much earlier, in 2010, Maersk already sold its stake in the logistics company Trans Siberian Express Service to InterRail, while others started reducing their involvement in third party logistics services even before then.
The implication is that the provision of "home grown" integrated logistics services by ocean carriers is becoming a distant dream that is unlikely to be resurrected in the near future, says Dekker.
"This will bring a smile to freight forwarders and independent third party logistics companies who have been arguing for years that ocean carriers should stay out of logistics, for which being asset light has many advantages," he says.
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Lineups: DeJesus Batting Fifth
Looks like Buddy Bell is mixing up the lineup a little more than usual today, throwing DeJesus into the five hole and leading off with Costa. In his career, DeJesus has only recorded one at-bat in two plate appearances when hitting fifth in the lineup. The Royals (19-33) look to snap a five-game skid when they face Baltimore (24-27) tonight, 7:10 p.m. start. Here are your lineups…
For the Royals:
Costa – LF
Grudzielanek – 2B
Teahen – RF
Sweeney – DH
DeJesus – CF
Buck – C
Gordon – 3B
Shealy – 1B
Berroa – SS
De La Rosa – P
For the Orioles:
Roberts – 2B
Markakis – RF
Tejada – SS
Huff – DH
Payton – LF
Millar – 1B
Mora – 3B
Hernandez – C
Patterson – CF
Guthrie – P
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John Buck is without a doubt the WORST defensive catcher in all of baseball. He should be a DH or maybe he could play first base.


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I'm doing something similar at the moment, 19th century-esque political map, so this will be interesting to follow. And it would of course be interesting even if I wasn't doing something similar
Mind if I ask what projection you are using? I've looked at tons of maps from the period and almost all seem to use the same, the one you have picked. I'd love to use it as well.


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Indianapolis, IN (Sports Network) - Indiana-native Ryan Newman earned his 50th
career pole win in the Sprint Cup Series after topping Jimmie Johnson in
Saturday's qualifying for the Brickyard 400 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
Newman, who grew up in nearby South Bend, set a new track qualifying record at
Indianapolis with a lap at 187.531 mph. The Stewart-Haas Racing driver was the
last driver to make a qualifying lap in the 45-car field. His 50th pole moved
him into sole possession of ninth on the series' all-time pole winners list.
His last pole victory came in September 2011 at New Hampshire (63 races ago).
Johnson, the 11th driver in the qualifying order, held the provisional pole
with a lap at 187.438 mph until Newman beat him by just 0.024 seconds. The
five-time Sprint Cup champion won the Brickyard 400 for the fourth time last
year. Johnson also won the Daytona 500 earlier this year.
Newman, in his fourth and final year with Tony Stewart's team, has not won a
race in NASCAR's top series since April 2012 at Martinsville. His best finish
at Indianapolis is fourth, which came in his 2002 rookie of the year season.
Carl Edwards qualified third, followed by Denny Hamlin and Stewart, whose
hometown is near this historic 2.5-mile in Columbus, Ind.
Kurt Busch took the sixth spot, while Kasey Kahne placed seventh. Juan Pablo
Montoya, Jeff Gordon and Marcos Ambrose completed the top-10. Gordon also is a
four-time winner of this prestigious race.
The top-nine drivers in qualifying surpassed the previous record of 186.293
mph, set by Casey Mears in 2004.
Dale Earnhardt Jr. will start 15th, and Danica Patrick, competing in her first
Brickyard 400, will roll off 33rd.
Sunday's 400-mile race at Indianapolis is scheduled to start shortly after 1
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GLEN BURNIE, Md. (WUSA) -- Maryland State Police is searching for the driver responsible for a fatal hit and run on the Baltimore-Washington Parkway.
The victim, 71-year-old Henry Smith, was walking on the parkway at about 3 a.m. on Saturday when the car struck him and didn't stop. A trooper found Smith lying on the ground in the fast lane of I-295, he was pronounced dead on the scene.
Police say the description of the car is unknown at the time but pieces of the vehicle were left behind and are being examined.
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The best things in life are free, especially when it comes to NYC's summer concerts. This May through August, you can hear live music of all kinds across the City without spending a dime. Whether it's punk on Staten Island, indie rock on the Manhattan waterfront, a classy night outdoors with the Metropolitan Opera or diverse lineups including everything from jazz to world music at SummerStage and Celebrate Brooklyn!, New York City's gratis alfresco performances are sure to please music lovers of all tastes. Read on below for a breakdown of some of our favorite shows, as well as a full list of summer concert series and festivals. Enjoy, and rock on!
Don't mind paying for your live music? Click the image below for a full list of NYC concerts, both free and ticketed.
May 24–August 30
Good Morning America Summer Concert Series at Rumsey Playfield, Central Park
Such stars as Carly Rae Jepsen, Macklemore & Ryan Lewis and Alicia Keys play very early sets on ABC's morning show. For dedicated fans, it's a rare chance to see their favorite acts at no cost. For more info, visit yahoo.com.
May 24–August 30
Today Concert Series at Rockefeller Center
Rise and shine for early-morning performances that are broadcast on NBC's Today show. The 2013 series includes showcases by Lionel Richie, Michael Bublé and Cher. For more info, visit today.com.
July 18, 31; August 15, 29
Vans House Parties at House of Vans
Skate-shoe brand Vans returns for a third year of free shows at 25 Franklin Street in Brooklyn. The lineup includes such cult favorites as the Melvins, Les Savy Fav, Baroness and Kid Dynamite. The parties are free, but you must RSVP in advance; entry to the popular event is on a first-come, first-served basis, so even if you've signed up, make sure to get there early. For more info, visit vans.com.
Full list of summer concert series:
4Knots Music Festival
BAM Rhythm and Blues Festival
Bargemusic Presents: "Music In Motion"
Celebrate Brooklyn!
Charlie Parker Jazz Festival
Lincoln Center Out of Doors
Madison Square Music: Madison Square Kids
Madison Square Music: Oval Lawn Series
Make Music New York
Martin Luther King, Jr. Concert Series (2013 info pending)
The Metropolitan Opera Summer HD Festival
Metropolitan Opera's Summer Recital Series
New York Philharmonic Concerts in the Parks
Naumburg Orchestral Concerts
River to River Festival
Seaside Summer Concert Series (2013 info pending)
Shakespeare in the Park
St. Luke's Chamber Ensemble's Subway Series
Summergarden at MoMA
Summer in the Square
Summer on the Plaza Concerts
Today Show Summer Concert Series
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No. 14 Iowa State Ready for Big 12 Opener at TCU
FORTH WORTH, Texas - The No. 14 Iowa State women's basketball team (11-0, 0-0 Big 12) hits the road for the Big 12 Conference opener to take on TCU. Iowa State looks to improve to 12-0 and tie for its best record in school history.
Cyclone Headlines
-No. 14 Iowa State kicks off Big 12 play at TCU on Thursday, January 2. The Cyclones are 8-9 all-time in Big 12 openers and 3-1 all-time against the Horned Frogs.
-With a win against TCU, Iowa State would tie for its best record in school history with a 12-0 start. The Cyclones have held a 12-0 record (1995-96, 2001-02) twice in program history.
-Iowa State's 11-0 non-conference record marks just the third time in school history the Cyclones posted a perfect non-conference schedule.
-The Cyclones are one of just two teams in the AP Top-25 to have won all their games so far this season by 11 or more points, joining Connecticut.
-The Cyclone starting lineup has taken on the bulk of the scoring, as the five starters are responsible for 79 percent of the Cyclones' points this season. The starters also account for 62.5 percent of the team's rebounding.
-The Cyclones held steady No. 14 in the AP Poll after winning the Cyclone Challenge. The ranking of 14th in the nation is a season-high for the Cyclones and the highest ranking since 2010. The Cyclones came in at No.10 again in the USA Today Coaches poll, which is the highest since 2002. This is the 18th-straight time Iowa State has been ranked in the AP or USA Today polls.
-Iowa State is one of just seven teams in the country with an undefeated record and one of just two teams in the Big 12 without a loss, joining Oklahoma State. The Big 12 is also one of two conferences in which every team is .500 or better and no team has more than five losses. Iowa State is the only Division 1 program with undefeated men's and women's basketball teams.
-Iowa State is the only team in Big 12 with five student-athletes averaging double-figures. All five members of the ISU starting lineup are averaging 10 points or more.
-Senior Hallie Christofferson is averaging 21.8 points per game, which ranks second in the Big 12 and in the top-25 nationally. Christofferson is knocking down 53.1 percent from the field and grabbing 7.9 rebounds per game, which both rank in the top-10 in the league.
-Jadda Buckley was named the Big 12 Freshman of the Week after two double-digit scoring games in the Cyclone Challenge. Buckley tied her career-high with 19 points against William & Mary. So far this season, Iowa State has been awarded a Big 12-best four Freshman of the Week honors. Buckley and Seanna Johnson have each garnered two weekly honors.
Last Time Out
- Iowa State took home another Cyclone Challenge championship with two 20-point victories over Holly Cross and William & Mary.
-The Cyclones kicked off the tournament with a 72-50 win over Holy Cross. Nikki Moody led the Cyclones with a team-high 14 points and 10 assists for her fifth career double-double. Moody's 10 assists marked a season-high for the Cyclone.
-Against the Tribe, Iowa State was led by 19-point performances by Jadda Buckley and Brynn Williamson. Buckley went 5-of-6 from the field, while Williamson knocked down five from long range in just the first half to pace Iowa State to a 85-65 victory.
Scouting TCU
- The Horned Frogs enter Thursday's game with a 9-3 record and an undefeated (8-0) record at home this season.
-TCU's Zahna Medley and Natlie Ventress lead the Horned Frogs on the court averaging 16.3 and 11.5 points respectively. Ventress is also the team's second-leading rebounder (6.0 rpg) behind Latricia Lovings (7.6 rpg).
-The Horned Frogs have put together a tremendous defensive showing this season, ranking third in the nation in field-goal percentage defense, holding opponents to just 31.2 percent. TCU also comes in at 14th nationally in scoring defense, holding the opposition to just 54.9 points.
-Also contributing to the Horned Frogs defensive game, TCU ranked fourth in blocked shots per game, averaging 6.3, as Latricia Lovings leads the way averaging 3.42 per game.
-TCU ranks second in the league in steals, averaging 10.1 per game.
-The Cyclones hold the series against the Horned Frogs with a 3-1 record. The sole blemish in the series for ISU came last season at TCU, when Iowa State dropped a 58-61 decision in Fort Worth, Texas.
Iowa State From Beyond the Arc
- The Cyclones knocked down 85 three-pointers so far this season for a league-leading average of 10.0 trey's per game, which ranks fourth nationally. Iowa State is second in the Big 12 in three-point field goal percentage shooting 38.2 from long.
-Jadda Buckley, Brynn Williamson and Kidd Blaskowsky lead Iowa State with 67 three-pointers between the them.


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In the wake of the Sept. 21 attack on the Westgate Mall in Nairobi, Kenya, already six suspects have been identified from the attack that left more than 60 people dead.
An FBI forensic unit was sent to identify the charred bodies of four attackers using DNA technology. U.S. Navy SEALs also have conducted a raid on the al-Shabaab militant group in Somalia, killing at least one militant. The group is linked to the Kenya mall attack.
In Somalia, officials say international military forces carried out a pre-dawn strike Saturday against foreign fighters in the town of Barawe. Officials say the strike was aimed at �high-profile� targets.
The strike comes two weeks after al Shabaab militants attacked the Westgate Mall in Nairobi. Yet the four Americans killed in Benghazi have yet to have FBI or Navy Seals do anything to bring those terrorist attackers to justice.
Was the mall attack a spontaneous act caused by a YouTube video?
And how about U.S. Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl of Hailey, Idaho, who disappeared from his base in Afghanistan on June 30, 2009, and has yet to be brought home � even after a video sent to his parents showed him to be alive.
What does this show the world? That American lives are not worth employing the resources of the U.S. to remedy; but if you�re from somewhere other than an America, the U.S. Government will do everything it can.
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The first thing I decided to make on the map is the rubble which should cover the edges of the map to the east and to the south and also some other parts so that means basically a lot of rubble.
For me the rubble should consist of pillars, rocks , wood and a broken tool or two.I made the pillars and I'm happy enough with but about the rocks I'm still playing around. Sometimes they look like dirt and sometimes like circular pillars.Oh well.
P.S. If anybody notices, the grid is not in black but in a shade of brown because I think that will go better with the dirt background.


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Albany must help with local school repairs
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These districts are faced with extraordinary expenditures that no reserve fund could ever be expected to cover. Reserves are rainy-day funds, not 100-year-storm funds. We believe that the state — which is quick to burden districts with mandates but slow to offer them the aid to help pay for those mandates — has a responsibility to earmark some of the federal Sandy relief funds it will control for the recovery of the hardest-hit school districts on Long Island.
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Young Racers' Club June 2010 - Sadie NiemelaWritten on April 19, 2010 This month's lucky Young Racers Club winner is Sadie Niemela from Deer River, MN
Sadie Niemela, Deer River, MN
Chicky is her name and racin's her game. Well actually Sadie Niemela is her name and she's this month's Young Racers' Club winner! "Chicky" is, obviously, a nickname and it came from her fellow competitors at Bemidji Speedway, a high banked quarter-mile dirt track in the Minnesota town of the same name. "They gave me the nickname Chicky because I am one of the only girls who races at that track," the 16-year-old reports.
Sadie hasn't been racing for very long. In fact she got the bug in 2008. At the time she wanted a horse, but found herself at a racetrack instead. And that's when it all changed, "I went to the races just two times before I was hooked and wanted a car," she says. Turns out that was a good thing since, in her words, "my dad said he would rather build me a race car then buy me a horse!"
Sadie does a lot of racing, counting three tracks as her home tracks; the previously mentioned Bemidji which races on Sundays; Grand Rapids Speedway, the Thursday night 3/8-mile semi-banked clay oval outside Grand Rapids, MN; and Hibbing Raceway, another 3/8-mile clay oval near Hibbing, MN, that races on Saturday nights. Her first full year of racing was a good one as she finished in the Top 10 in Pure Stock points at Grand Rapids. And now she has a $250 gift certificate from Comp Cams.


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|'Good crop' '09 wheat harvest winds down
|Written by Brenda Johnson Brandt
High moisture the past two months has led to an extremely good wheat crop, excluding any hailed wheat, reported local elevator representatives this week.
Steve Young of Grainland Co-op estimated harvest to be 85-90 percent complete Monday, July 20, and Steve Bahnsen of Paoli Farmers Cooperative figured about 90 percent completion by early this week.
Both said by the end of this week, the bulk of the wheat harvest will be finished.
Quality of the wheat crop is excellent, with very good yields. Young said he's heard of yields anywhere from 30-80 bushels per acre, with the average yield in the upper 50s and lower 60s. Bahnsen said around 50-plus bushels per acre would sum up the overall average yield.
Protein is low, but that's not a surprise, added Young. Good yields typically mean the plant is not stressed, so there's not a lot of protein. Bahnsen added low protein is just a sign of good volume or high yields.
Test weights started out real good, but every time wheat is rained on, a little bit is lost, noted Young. He and Bahnsen both said test weights will still average more than 60 pounds per bushel.
The last three years, coming off a drought, have seen big crop seasons in the area, said Bahnsen. He anticipates this year's crop at Paoli Co-op is even bigger than last year's.


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