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Lovers of adventurous dining gathered recently in the 150-year-old, stone-carved caves of Hermannhof Winery for a candlelit dinner by entre UNDERGROUND, an innovative dining concept helmed by chef John Perkins that brings diners to a different location each month to enjoy a unique menu created around a theme. The dinner prepared by Perkins and his team for this Missouri-wine-themed event highlighted the wine-making traditions and triumphs of our region.
Attending an entre UNDERGROUND dinner is an intimate experience; diners and chefs become acquainted on a culinary level through entre's creative yet straightforward take on classic dishes that communicates a passion for simple, good food and the conviviality of the communal dining experience.
The evolution of the Midwest wine industry boasts internationally lauded wines in nearly every recognized wine style. The transformation resembles many New World wine regions – think West Coast in the 1970s ‒ as producers develop progressive and relevant grape-growing and wine-making practices for our climate while guiding consumers toward classic wine styles. This commitment to "sense of place" makes Missouri wines splendid matches for entre's emphasis on "dining in the moment."
Concepting the dinner with Perkins began by sitting at his dining table overflowing with 30 or so Missouri wines. We tasted through many great examples that demonstrated the diversity of local wine varieties and styles. Delighted by this experience, Perkins deemed "the stereotype of Missouri wine … was pleasantly turned on its head." When it came to crafting his menu, Missouri varietals such as Traminette and Norton inspired Perkins to use, "a very simple, pared-down approach toward each dish," emphasizing a balance of flavors within each pairing. His vision was, in his words, "Nothing overly complicated, and each plate with nothing more than three or four elements."
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Strussione Cave White Chambourcin Rosé, N.V.
Paired with: Reuben Sandwiches on Rye Gougère
This rosé's lively acidity underscores the rich, buttery flakiness of the gougère. Perkins highlighted the wine's juicy, strawberry-raspberry fruit profile and slight earthy notes with a creamy and tangy version of Russian dressing and hearty corned beef on bite-sized Reuben sandwiches. Cave Vineyard's rosé is produced from the Chambourcin grape, using free-run juice (the juice from the first press with the most sugars, acids and nuanced flavors). This juice was allowed to remain in contact with its dark skins for a short time, imparting a light ruby color. Chambourcin is a red-grape hybrid from the original Montpelier hybrid program of northwestern France. The grape grows well in the Midwest as well as in the Loire Valley and Australia.
Cave Vineyard, Ste. Genevieve, Mo., cavevineyard.com
1st Course
Hermannhof Chambourcin Vin Gris Rosé 2010
Paired with: Bison Tartare with Pickled Mustard Seeds and Crispy Egg Yolk
The bright, wet-stone minerality and acidity of this wine – made from Chambourcin grapes grown in Hermann's clay and limestone soils – set the stage for the bison's melt-in-your-mouth freshness, without competing with the clean aromatics of the mustard seeds. Full-bodied and quaffable, with cranberry and citrus notes, Hermannhof's rosé is a bit off-dry, with substantial acidity, emphasizing the crisp edges and creamy texture of the egg yolk. This wine is also produced from free-run juice. The grapes were harvested during cool nights; gently pressed to reduce harsh phenolic compounds; and cold fermented in stainless steel from yeast used for Grenache, a French grape from the Rhone Valley that, not so coincidentally, is the predominant grape in the great rosés of Tavel.
Hermannhof Vineyards, Hermann, Mo., hermannhof.com
2nd Course
Chaumette Vineyards & Winery Traminette 2011
Paired with: Beet Soup with Spätzle and Crème Fraîche
This dish, the wine – the pairing itself – are truly an ode to Germany, as this bottling steered Perkins' creative palate toward the Old World. The earthy, creamy richness of the soup seems further seasoned by the Traminette's restrained lemon peel, orange blossom and allspice profile. The wine's abundant acidity and underlying chalky minerality guide the soup to envelop the uncomplicated crunch of spätzle. Perkins felt this pairing was an example of "balanced accentuation and contrast," illustrated by how the elegant tang of crème fraîche complements the off-dry style of the wine, and the simplicity of this dish prevents it from overpowering the wine's nuanced complexity. Traminette is a hybrid grape that has retained the heady profile of its parent grape Gewürztraminer. Chaumette tames these bold tendencies by de-stemming, whole-berry pressing and cold fermenting the grapes.
Chaumette Vineyards & Winery, Ste. Genevieve, Mo., chaumette.com
3rd Course
EdgeWild Vignoles 2010
Paired with: Trout with Brown Butter, Shaved Endive and Blood Oranges
The trout's perfectly crisp skin and nutty brown-butter flavor are lifted by Vignoles' excellent acidity. The wine's round, full-bodied mouth feel and light sweetness provide a nice contrast to the natural bitterness of the endive. Refreshment seems to be an ingredient here. Perkins created this restrained dish of four ingredients to underscore the wine's passion fruit, mango and papaya characteristics, particularly from the juicy tartness that the blood orange lends to the dish. Vignoles grapes are challenging to grow because of their proneness to disease, but it is an absolutely enchanting wine to produce, with its stunning aromatics, ample acid and sugar levels, and stylistic diversity.
EdgeWild Restaurant and Winery, Chesterfield, Mo., edgewildwinery.com
4th Course
Augusta Winery Norton 2009
Paired with: Pan-Roasted Duck Breast with Braised Mustard Greens, Grits and Smoked Cherry Compote
Perkins designed this dish around Norton's full-bodied nature, relatively high acidity and compatibility with wild game and red meat. He chose duck as a delightful alternative to the more obvious beef or barbecue. This dish and wine are meant for one another; the heartiness and finesse of each are mutually flattering. Simply cooked in its rendered fat, the duck is seared and roasted, and its richness and nuanced gamey flavors are tamed by this mouth-watering wine full of tobacco, chocolate and ripe cherry flavors, with subtle hints of bacon. The creamy grits and tart, smoky compote marry the pairing's flavors further. Perkins notes that "the compote was the key element, bringing out the rich, dark, fruity aspects of the wine. The smoke hints at barbecue while not fully giving in to the expected." Augusta Winery's Norton is produced from 100 percent estate-grown grapes and aged in Missouri oak barrels that are sought after by top wine producers from such regions as Napa Valley, Spain and Italy.
Augusta Winery, Augusta, Mo., augustawinery.com
5th Course
Noboleis Vineyards Semisweet Vignoles
Paired with: Black Walnut Pancakes with Whipped Crème Fraîche and Maple Syrup
Breakfast for dessert is a great idea, particularly with Noboleis' semisweet Vignoles. The wine's tangerine, gooseberry and pineapple notes enliven this dish marked by the flavor of black walnuts and drizzled with just enough syrup to whet the palate. Perkins was careful to restrain the dessert's sweetness so it would not overpower the semisweet wine. The small dollops of unsweetened crème fraîche and the fluffiness of the pancakes soften the wine's healthy acidity. This wine demonstrates the magic of beautifully ripened Vignoles grapes at harvest. One of Noboleis' strategies for producing a great Vignoles is to begin tasting grapes daily two weeks before harvest, cross-checking ripeness on the palate with traditional harvest measurements based on the grapes' chemistry.
Noboleis Vineyards, Augusta, Mo., noboleisvineyards.com


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What the Past Teaches Us About Today
Veterans of the 1973-1974 bear market talk about the similarities and differences with the current downturn -- and what that means for the future
This bear market has been a painful experience for many, but a new experience only for some.
Veteran fund managers vividly remember the 1973-74 market slide -- the worst downturn since the Great Depression, until now. Seasoned fund-company executives, too, have seen this kind of trouble before.
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"This is not unprecedented," says Harry "Hersh" Cohen, 68 years old, chief investment officer of ClearBridge Advisors, an affiliate of Legg Mason LM -0.59 % Inc.
In the '70s bear market, things "just looked hopeless," recalls Mr. Cohen, a money manager since 1969. Soaring energy prices and inflation, war and political turmoil added up to two years of unforgettable gloom. But recovery did come, as it has after each slump since.
Mr. Cohen and other experienced fund hands shared their perspectives on the current turmoil, each drawing on roughly four decades or more in the business. Each has a slightly different take. Some say the crisis in the 1970s was more serious; others say things are worse now.
Some are looking abroad for new engines of growth; others are focused on bonds and dividend-paying stocks. But they all agree that this market, too, eventually will recover, and that optimism will replace the gloom.
"We will in some fashion get through this," says Will Browne, 64, a managing director of fund manager Tweedy, Browne Co. "One of the lights at the end of the tunnel is no longer going to be another train coming at you," he says. "It is going to be daylight."
Stocks have a long way to go to climb out of this bear market, in which the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell as much as 54% from its October 2007 high. But the market climbed back from its 45% drubbing in 1973-74.
Some investors thought they saw promising signs last month, when the Dow gained 21% in just 13 trading days after hitting a new low on March 9. The average diversified U.S.-stock fund was down 9.1% during the first quarter, after gaining 8.4% in March, according to figures from Lipper Inc.
To be sure, the veterans haven't necessarily outperformed their younger peers. Dodge & Cox Stock fund was a particularly weak performer among big funds last year. Dodge & Cox Chairman and Chief Executive John Gunn, who joined the company in 1972, says last year was "humbling," like the early 1970s. The fund suffered heavily then, too, for a short period. But the fund eventually bounced back nicely, Mr. Gunn says, and that is what he expects this time around.
Here's a closer look at how some fund-industry veterans compare this bear market to earlier downturns -- and where they think the market is headed next.
Will Browne and John Spears
Tweedy, Browne
Back in 1973-74, Mr. Browne was a junior analyst at a brokerage firm, and John Spears was a stock analyst. Since that time, says Mr. Browne, the two have gained an ability to recall that recessions end and that carefully selected companies will prosper.
"Three or four years down the road, this will have proved to be an extraordinary time to invest," says Mr. Browne. He and Mr. Spears, 60, are among five managing directors and part-owners of Tweedy, Browne, majority-owned by Affiliated Managers Group Inc. AMG -0.78 %
So far, the team has navigated the turmoil deftly, with the flagship Tweedy Browne Global Value fund landing in the top 10% of its Morningstar Inc. category last year.
But deciding what and when to buy is more complicated than it was, say, during the one-day 23% crash on Oct. 19, 1987. That was a collapse in demand for stocks, says Mr. Browne, who grabbed up drug shares and other stocks at fire-sale prices that day. Now there is a collapse in demand for goods and services, he says.
That broader weakness makes the two men more wary than ever about investing in companies with debt. "You want to make sure you don't have a company that will be dependent on the capital markets anytime soon to finance the business," says Mr. Browne.
Mr. Spears says investing in a company with a lot of debt is like buying a home and assuming an outstanding mortgage: You may only pay $100,000 in cash, but if you also assume a $300,000 mortgage, your total cost is $400,000.
Robert Dow
Lord Abbett Mutual Funds
As head of private money-management firm Lord Abbett & Co., Robert Dow says that from the company's perspective, today "doesn't feel as bad as 1973-74." During that slump, most assets under management by the firm were in stock funds. "That was a pretty scary business proposition," says Mr. Dow.
Now Lord Abbett has more relatively safe funds, like money-market and bond funds, which has helped it retain clients who were fleeing stocks in recent months.
Mr. Dow, 64, joined the firm in 1972 as an analyst. He is now senior partner and develops the overall strategic direction of the firm. One stark difference in this crisis, he says, is that except for Treasurys, bonds for the most part haven't provided a safe haven.
Typically, bonds gain value in periods of declining interest rates. But this time, even though short-term Treasury interest rates are nearly zero, prices for corporate and municipal bonds have fallen. This is partly because investors have questioned the ability of issuers to pay back their debt.
Still, Mr. Dow says, "extreme volatility creates extreme opportunities." Since late last year, for his personal account he has been buying funds that invest in corporate bonds and riskier high-yield, or junk, bonds. He says his bond-fund managers are buying these junk bonds so cheaply that even if they default he expects them to return more than their current trading price. To be sure, he is allocating just 5% of his portfolio to these types of investments.
He says bond investors should currently be paying attention to how much interest-rate risk they have in their portfolio. Interest rates will eventually go up, and that will hurt long-term bonds the most.
He thinks the market might already have seen its lows.
John Gunn
Dodge & Cox
The investment team at Dodge & Cox looks for cheap stocks, and typically adds to positions when prices fall. So, when financial stocks slid in late 2007 and the first half of 2008, Dodge & Cox Stock fund loaded up on names like American International Group Inc., AIG -0.52 % Fannie Mae and Wachovia Corp. Last fall, these struggling companies either received capital infusions from the government or were merged into other companies.
"Like Dorothy in 'The Wizard of Oz,' we weren't in Kansas anymore," says Mr. Gunn, 65. "We said, 'Well, let's sit on the sidelines and watch the game a little bit.' "
The fund ended the year with a 43% decline, more than six percentage points behind the total return of the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index.
Mr. Gunn says the government intervention in the markets caught Dodge & Cox by surprise. When the government took over Fannie Mae, he says, the U.S.-backed mortgage company was meeting required capital ratios.
Mr. Gunn says "people were seriously depressed" during 1973 and '74. In all economic slowdowns, he finds that investors typically say it is "unlike anything in the past." The typical refrain, he says, is, "At best, it's going to be a very slow recovery because of -- you fill in the blanks."
Dodge & Cox believes that the long-term outlook is bright, and that innovations and deeper integration of countries like China into the global economy will lead growth. At the end of last year, Dodge & Cox Stock fund had 44% of its money in either multinational foreign companies or U.S. companies that have more than half of their sales abroad. The managers are buying stocks of companies that exhibit a "strong business franchise," says Mr. Gunn.
"The U.S. economy is very strong and resilient," he says. "It's bad in the long-term to bet against it." He sees the current bear market as similar to the broad-based bear markets of 1907 and 1973-74, when the market returned to near its previous high within seven to nine quarters from the bottom. Based on that parameter, he estimates that things could turn around possibly by the end of 2010 or mid-2011. For companies in the S&P 500 to return to their peak earnings of 2006, he says, it could take longer.
Chuck Royce
Royce Funds
During the 1970s bear market, when Charles "Chuck" Royce was managing what is now Royce Pennsylvania Mutual fund, Mr. Royce was "scared to death" as the market slowly declined for nearly two years.
But "this period feels worse to me because it happened so fast," says Mr. Royce, now 69 and president of Royce & Associates, an affiliate of Legg Mason that specializes in small-cap and micro-cap investing.
Mr. Royce says he was surprised by the "panic and disarray in the major financial institutions," and by the volatility of the past year. In the 1970s, stocks moved 1% to 2% on big days -- like "a raindrop," he says, compared with recent swings. He cites the speedy, electronic dissemination of information as one cause. In his early career, he and colleagues spent a lot of time digging through annual reports and regulatory filings.
During 1973-74, the Pennsylvania fund was fully invested, and he basically held on to his investments through a "white-knuckle experience." This time, he says, some of the firm's funds have attracted new money and so have added to favored stocks. A few Royce funds also have reopened to new investors. The Royce Pennsylvania fund fell about 35% in 2008, beating the S&P 500 by two points.
Mr. Royce says investors "should be investing throughout a bear market." He thinks that the economy will improve this year, and that the stock market will go up much before that. To boot, he says, right now "the opportunities are excellent."
David Booth
Dimensional Fund Advisors
One big difference between today's bear market and that of the 1970s is that indexing -- a new and much-disparaged idea back then -- is now an accepted investing strategy, says David Booth, 62, chief executive of Dimensional Fund Advisors LP, manager of the DFA family of funds.
In 1973, Mr. Booth was a vice president in a think-tank unit of Wells Fargo Bank, which two years earlier had created what many view as the first indexed portfolio, for institutional investors. (The first index fund for individual investors was introduced by Vanguard Group in 1976.) The indexing advocate saw the 1970s bear market shoot down one of the biggest criticisms of index funds: the idea that portfolio managers would be able to escape some of the damage by making smart investments. Active managers actually did worse than market benchmarks in the downturn.
This time, actively managed mutual funds have similarly provided little shelter. Since October 2007, active managers in seven of nine U.S.-stock categories have trailed the corresponding Standard & Poor's indexes, investment researcher Morningstar found in a recent analysis.
Dimensional, which Mr. Booth co-founded with Rex Sinquefield in 1981, tweaks the indexing approach. Dimensional uses computer formulas to search for stocks that fit specific financial criteria to build funds that have broad diversification, low turnover and low costs. Lately, some DFA funds have done worse than comparable indexes, which Mr. Booth attributes to the company's designing its small-stock funds to hold even smaller stocks than market indexes, and its "value" funds to hold even rougher diamonds in the rough.
Mr. Booth remains convinced Dimensional's criteria will pay off over time as investors are rewarded for buying riskier stocks compared with indexes. "We win about two-thirds of the time, an incredibly good batting average," he says. Last year was a reminder of how unpredictable the market can be, he adds.
Harry 'Hersh' Cohen
ClearBridge Advisors
Mr. Cohen disapproves of one change he's seen in the funds industry: measuring a fund manager's performance against a benchmark index. He thinks a manager's performance should still be measured by whether the fund makes or loses money. Mr. Hersh's fund, what is now Legg Mason Partners Appreciation fund, lost 29% in 2008, but soundly beat its bogey, the S&P 500's negative return of 37%.
In 1974, as Mr. Cohen was managing his first fund, he kept more than 50% of the assets in cash. "All I was interested in was not losing money for people," he says. Now, "there's all this emphasis on relative returns," he says. "It's ridiculous." Given this pressure, he fears that inexperienced fund managers might be scared of veering too much away from their benchmark index.
Mr. Cohen himself felt the heat in 1998 because he wasn't loading up on technology stocks. That year, his Appreciation fund trailed the S&P 500's 29% return by about eight points. But from 2000 to 2002, when the market plunged as the tech boom turned to bust, the fund fell far less than the S&P 500 index. "I went from being a dinosaur to being smart again," he recalls.
While Mr. Cohen held a large cash position in 1999-2000, in the recent market downturn the cash balance was less than 10%, partly because he didn't anticipate the continued declines across all stocks.
While the fund beat the S&P 500 by eight percentage points in 2008, it isn't much solace for Mr. Cohen, who rues that he lost money for clients.
A student of psychology, he has lately been going back to his college books to find and share with his colleagues the history of panics in markets. "Human behavior is always the same; the causes might be different," he says.
Mr. Cohen says that some of the worst years for the market, like 1974 and 1982, were great years for buying stocks. He believes that this is again the case. Mr. Cohen thinks that the panic in November and early March might have shaken out the worst of the selling. As stocks tumbled earlier this year, he says he told his co-manager, Scott Glasser, "They're just giving stuff away here." He adds, "Stuff was just being thrown out the window."
He and Mr. Glasser have bought stocks of consumer goods and other high-quality companies that pay dividends and are expected to do relatively well during recessions.
But he cautions it could be another two to three years for the market to go back to its old high.
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text: health Symptoms of Climate Change' Part III: Cities Face Higher Health Risks In Heat Islands By Cassandra Profita • Oct 16, 2013 Cassandra Profita Climate change models are predicting hotter summers in the Northwest. And experts say the health risks from that heat are higher in places known as urban heat islands. In the third installment of our series, 'Symptoms of Climate Change,' EarthFix reporter Cassandra Profita explains how dark pavement and rooftops in these city neighborhoods make hot weather more hazardous to human health. Stephens: "Oh, kitty you'll have to get down. Come on. Shoo." New UO App Promotes Safe Sex By Graham Sprague • Oct 9, 2013 UO Health Department The University of Oregon health department is hosting a launch party next week for a new app it has created promoting safe sex. The app, called SexPositive, was created to appeal to the 18 to 23 year olds that attend the University. It lists the sexually transmitted infection risks if different body parts touch, as well as information about safer sex practices. Health Promotion Marketing Manager Keith Van Norman says the message is positive. Govt Shutdown Won't Have Immediate Affect in Lane County By Rachael McDonald • Oct 1, 2013 The government shutdown may not have immediate impacts on most Oregonians. But, officials say, if it continues for several weeks, veterans and others who depend on federal programs could be affected. Jason Davis is with Lane County Health and Human Services. Oregon's Health Insurance Exchange Hits Glitches By Rachael McDonald • Oct 1, 2013 Cover Oregon Oregon's new health insurance marketplace-- part of the Affordable Care Act-- has run into some glitches on its launch day. Cover Oregon's online system is not functioning properly. Cover Oregon is not correctly determining eligibility for tax credits, the Oregon Health Plan and Healthy Kids. The problem is expected to be fixed in a couple of weeks. Jason Davis with Lane County Health and Human Services says it's possible to get health coverage, just not through the website. Cover Oregon Launches October First By Rachael McDonald • Sep 27, 2013 Cover Oregon On Tuesday, October 1st, Oregon launches its health insurance exchange program-- a key piece of President Obama's health care overhaul. It's called Cover Oregon. Michael Cox describes the program in a nutshell: Cox: "Cover Oregon is an online marketplace where customers can come, shop for health insurance, compare plans side by side, access financial help, and get enrolled in coverage, starting in October." Cox is a communications specialist with Cover Oregon.He says their goal is to make the process easy. Home Canning Hobby Leads To Near Fatal Medical Mystery By Austin Jenkins • Sep 26, 2013 Austin Jenkins Home canning is regaining popularity as part of the local food movement. If done right, families can enjoy home grown fruits, vegetables and even meat all through the winter. But if done wrong it can be devastating, if not deadly. A lawyer for the state of Washington recently learned that lesson the hard way. Pages« first ‹ previous 1 2


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Silent waters run deep,
while fainting waves
carry a passionate message,
whispered by the shy wind:
Close your eyes
and you will see it
Cover your ears
and you will hear it
Shut your mouth
and you will say it
Because only your heart
can recognize the sincerity
of another heart.
2012, Benny Temmerman
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Couldn't sleep last night, thinking about this girl, hehe
Ever the romantic! Good luck with you're lady and keep up the good work!
Lovely poem!
And you like a girl? Ooooooh! I love romance! /shot/
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UPDATE: So, I went into early labour - at 10am my doc said I was 4cm dilated, baby at -1, and that the baby should be here by that afternoon (this was the 1st). At 3pm I went to the hospital to get checked, and was still at 4cm, despite having contractions. I went to bed that night and took a Panadol with Codeine, and went to sleep as the contractions had stopped. I woke up at 4:25am with the most awful contractions, and I called the hospital in the next town (so as to avoid this crappy one here), and the midwife at the next hopsital advised me to get checked out in the local one first (she heard one of my contractions on the phone and thought I was close). So I got to the local hopsital and was in so much pain, but contractions were still 10 mins apart. When I was checked, I was still at 4cm (!), but they said there was plenty of time to put me in an ambulance to get to the next hospital so I could have an epidural. Well, half way though the ambulance ride, I started having unbearable contractions, and I was strapped down on the gurney in the ambulance and couldn't move. When I got to the hospital, I had another internal (begging the whole time for my epidural), and they told me it was too late, that I was ready to push. I had dilated from 4 to 10 cm in 30 minutes. That was why I was in agony! I cried when they told me I couldn't have my epidural (for the 2nd time!), but the pushing was so much better this time, and an hour later, little Arliss (Arley) James Willbanks was born, at 9am (exactly 2 years and 11 minutes after his sister). So, yes, it was a dreadful experience, and I want to sue my hospital, but he is all worth it!
OK, so I live in a small town in Australia. We have a small town hospital here, and this is where I gave birth to my DD 2 years ago. I had a horrible experience there. My water broke and when hubby called they said go back to bed. About 1.5 hours later, I insisted on going in, and they said fine, come in but I'd probably be sent back home. Then they didn't check me for 1.5 hours. I was begging for drugs the whole time, but they just strapped me to a monitor, on my back in bed. At 7:30am a midwife finally checked me and told me, "Oh, you're 9cm dilated - if we'd known we would have made you more comfortable. Sorry, there's no time for an epidural now. How about some gas?" I wanted to punch her in the face. Anyway, I had a natural delivery, with no doctor present, just hubby and the midwife. She was trying to call the two doctors on call, but neither of them were answering. My doc finally showed up almost 2 hours late to sew me up. And then, after all that, they didn't have a room for me to sleep in and instead they pushed a bed into the waiting room, which is where I slept the night. Then I didn't get checked on at all. Not one nurse looked in on me that night. I even went out and asked a nurse for help, but she was gone when I got back from the restroom. Needless to say, I checked myself out the next morning. Anyway, so now I am due with baby #2 on Tuesday, and I found out today that the only doctor who does epidurals is away in Europe for the month!! So, I have to go natural again! I can't believe I don't have a choice! I can't believe every woman giving birth here for a month doesn't have a choice! I am so scared to go back to this hospital, but the next closest hospital is too far away and I won't make it in time. Please tell me something positive!!


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The 2014 Panowski Playwriting Award winner is A Paper Tiger in the Rain written by David J. Swanson. Congratulations, David!
A Paper Tiger in the Rain - Sep. 30 - Oct. 11
James A. Panowski Black Box Theatre
By David J. Swanson
Directed by Paul Truckey
Nathan has just been promoted to his dream job; Editor-in-Chief of the Willow Falls Beacon Telegraph. He soon learns that the newspaper is in financial trouble. His predecessor hires Ben, a young blogger with a lack of reverence for the newspaper industry. Nathan holds Ben in contempt though asks him to write for the newspaper's website. As the newspaper's financial picture worsens, Nathan is faced with saving his beloved newspaper and winning the heart of his newly widowed former flame. Before it's over, Ben will help Nathan through a painful lesson about waiting for impossible dreams and depending on false promises.
About the Playwright:
David J. Swanson is a playwright having written the award winning play A Paper Tiger in the Rain. He is also the author of the novel The Julian Ark: A Madison Dawn Adventure and Theatre for Church: Vol 1, a collection of short sketches. He is a Featured Author for skitguys.com and freelances for babynamegenie.com. Having found his love for theater while in college, he began writing several years later and transitioned from actor to writer and director. In his free time he also is an avid guitar player, private pilot, and maker of short films. In 2010 he produced Mission to Ethiopia: Tikempt Ishet, a documentary about his sister's time in down country Ethiopia.
His works professionally as an aerospace engineer in Wichita, KS, where he lives with his lovely wife and son. Visit him at www.davidjswanson.com.
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Banco Mujer Sahara Group
The women have received various loans. All of them have been paid off on time and were invested in their microbusinesses. They were a big help in making them grow.
This woman's plans are to save and ensure a more peaceful old age, as well as help her grandchildren. With María are 7 more members who are going to invest in commercial activities.
Ellas han recibido varios créditos, todos han sido pagados muy puntualmente, y se invirtieron en sus microempresas siendo de gran ayuda para hacerlas crecer.
Los planes de esta señora es ahorrar y asegurarse una vejez más tranquila, y también ayudar a sus nietos.
Junto a Doña María están 7 socias más que van a invertir en actividades comerciales.
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In Costa Rica, funding for microfinance institutions is hard to come by, and many institutions find themselves having difficulty growing and reaching all the demand for loans that exist. Kiva works with Fundacion Mujer because it attends a very marginalized population in Costa Rica, with a specific focus on women. In addition to the loan, Fundacion Mujer provides specialized training programs for their borrowers on everything from computer classes to salon training. Because of the difficulty in obtaining capital in Costa Rica, Fundacion Mujer cannot serve all the women that need loans. Therefore Kiva plays a unique role in helping Fundacion Mujer grow its portfolio and reach borrowers it otherwise would not be able to.
About Fundacion Mujer:Fundación Mujer is an organization specializing in the financial and personal development of female entrepreneurs in Costa Rica. They seek to reach underserved populations that may include indigenous communities, immigrants, refugees, victims of domestic violence or women living with HIV/AIDS. Fundación Mujer offers courses in both business and personal development, as well as training in concrete skills such as sewing and other crafts.
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In a group loan, each member of the group receives an individual loan but is part of a larger group of individuals. The group is there to provide support to the members and to provide a system of peer pressure, but groups may or may not be formally bound by a group guarantee. In cases where there is a group guarantee, members of the group are responsible for paying back the loans of their fellow group members in the case of delinquency or default.
Kiva's Field Partners typically feature one borrower from a group. The loan description, sector, and other attributes for a group loan profile are determined by the featured borrower's loan. The other members of the group are not required to use their loans for the same purpose.
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An automobile battery is charged with a constant current of 2A for five hours. The terminal voltage of the battery is v=11 +0.5t for t>0.
a. Find the energy delivered to the battery during the fivehours
b. If electrical energy costs 10 cents/k Wh, find the cost ofcharging the battery for five hours.
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Michael Chiarello's Guide to Napa Valley
Acclaimed chef, author, winemaker, and lifestyle brand connoisseur Michael Chiarello is a Napa expert. And we got him to divulge all of his top spots (plus a secret request to make at his restaurant).
Just Back From: Sonoma County Grape Camp
Tasting wines in Sonoma gets you close to the source, but why not delve deeper? Sonoma County Grape Camp lets you get your hands (and feet) dirty while still supplying plenty of wine for the tasting.
Napa and Sonoma on a Budget
Who doesn't long for a weekend in California wine country? But from tastings to dinner reservations, its easy to blow your budget in an afternoon. So here are the secrets to doing it on the cheap.
What to Wear: California Wine Country
Heading to wine country, your first concern is likely more about swirling and sipping than style. But with these California-inspired picks, you'll look good on and off the vineyard. (Even if you have to spit.)
How to See Sonoma by Bike
Skip the car and driver, and spend your next California wine tasting adventure on two wheels. Biking will help burn off those wine country indulgences, and as a bonus, Sonoma is unforgettably scenic.
Author Jay McInerney's Top Picks for Wine Travel
Fodors.com caught up with renowned author Jay McInerney on the heels of his latest book launch to get his picks for the best wine regions to travel to right now.
Napa and Sonoma Roll Out Bevy of New Attractions
Thin crowds and great deals make early spring a great time to visit California Wine Country, not to mention all of the great new establishments cropping up. Read on for the eight most exciting venues and activities to debut this season, so you can get out to experience them first—before the fall harvest-season crowds pour in.


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Business loses equipment to fire
Published: Wednesday, September 26, 2007 at 4:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, September 26, 2007 at 12:00 a.m.
Valley Hill Fire and Rescue workers and three other fire departments responded early Tuesday morning to a fully involved fire on Evans Road.
Valley Hill Battalion Chief Tim Garren said Tuesday that his department responded to a fire at 2:47 a.m. at Green's Tree Service, located at 3765 Evans Road.
"There was an outside storage building that was fully involved when we arrived on scene," Garren said. "The building was used to store equipment for the tree service business."
Garren said the 120-by-30-foot building was totally destroyed by the fire. "We are currently investigating the cause of the fire," Garren said. "No one was harmed in the fire."
The Blue Ridge, Etowah-Horse Shoe and Mountain Home volunteer fire departments and the Henderson County Rescue Squad also responded to the fire.
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Gold & Wood: Magic
Eyepieces with a Soul
Gold & Wood products have a soul. The Eyepieces maintain the life of the wood itself and the life of the people that hand craft the frames with their bare hands. Their souls enter this beautiful product to create a magical experience for its destined owner.
Advertising Agency: unknownlab, Los Angeles, USA
Creative Director: Tom Van Daele
Art Directors: Alexander Stauss, Marco Manansala, Cedric Pescheux
Copywriter: Andres Maldonado
Photographer: Jeffrey Vanhoutte
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nice - i would have said NO to the idea, but as i see it, the artwork does the job. surprising. very well done
cute, but done to death
Nicely lit...! But the idea would be a ghost now!
Oli Murugavel
I love any and all situations where you celebrate creativity


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1 Park near Colden, New York
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Java Center, New York 15.23 miles E
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Colden, New York (map) | (716) 941-5530
Sites: 150 | Latest Rate: $35.00 | 5 Reviews
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Jul 2014 - $35.00
Colden Lakes is an "OK" campground. The sites are very plain and have water, electric, and sewer. There is not much else beyond that as for amenities at the sites. The section that we were in had the sites on top of each other with about a 10 foot strip of grass between the sites. The premium sites that actually faced water were already taken up by the full timers. Many of those sites actually had wood decks built and sheds. The different sections have security gates for vehicles. In order to access your area, you need to have an electronic access card. You are required to pay a $20 deposit for the access card. The $20 is refunded when you turn in the card, providing there is someone there to take the card. We had to give it to the maintenance guy who gave us $20 out of his pocket so we could get on the road. The road to the campground is absolutely horrible. There are extremely steep hills to climb and descend. The roads are also in horrible condition deteriorating with numerous pot holes. - Armyret99
May 2014 - $50.00
This large campground has undergone some major improvements over the past couple of years. Although this park tends to cater more toward seasonals, there is a newer section to accommodate weekenders. However, the weekend sites tend to be very close together, so privacy at the sites is minimal. Also, the sites could use a little more grooming. We also noticed that many of the sites in the newer section are now also being rented out to more permanent, seasonal residents. This is reducing the amount of sites available to weekenders and travelers. The on-premises restaurant serves excellent food and offers live music on weekends. Swimming pool is great. Not much stock at the camp store. However, there is a large town (East Aurora) only about four miles away where you can get anything you might need. Overall, this is a nice campground. The reason that I gave it an (8) is because I felt the price is a little high for size of the sites. Nonetheless, we would stay there again. - mtrumpet
Jun 2011 - $40.00
This park has updated to 50amp full hookup sites, big rig pull through sites recently. They are open from May-Oct. There's a restaurant on the grounds along with small store that stocks every Friday. There's a large play area for baseball or frisbies and a small playground for the children. Everything is very clean and updated. We will stay again when coming through the area. - jimdee


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Join the rest of Fort Lauderdale's Party People and Young Professionals for a night to remember. We'll be taking over Himmarshee and 9 of the most popular bars in Downtown Fort Lauderdale and now extended until midnight. Ball out on a budget, and get a free drink at all 9 bars, plus drink specials all night long with your event bracelet.
Check-In is from 7PM – 10:00PM at Tilted Kilt, 219 S Andrews Ave, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301. You can follow our crawl itinerary, or make up your own as you go along. The after party begins at 12AM at America's Backyard. You will then enjoy shot and drink specials all night at each of the Bar Crawl locations.
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FAPC outstanding at Pan American Martial Arts C/ships
Recruits from the Felix Austin Police College were outstanding Saturday at the Pan American Martial Arts Championships held at the National Gymnasium winning nine medals in their debut appearance.
Those placing first were Sensei Bobb, (kata) Ignatius (self defence and kata) Constable 22377 Peters (self defence) and 22510 Mc Donald (sparring).
Second place finishers were Sensei Ignatius (weapons), constables 22380 Simon (self defence), 22499 Thomas (sparring) and 22524
Hercules (sparring) while constable 22498 Thomas was the only third place finisher for the lawmen.
"It is compulsory that every recruit learn martial arts and self defence," said the Guyana Police Force Training Officer, senior superintendent Paul Williams in an interview yesterday, with this publication.
According to Williams since he took over training for the Guyana Police Force in 2012, he has gained full support of the administration for the reintroduction of self defence which was dormant for almost three decades within the organization.
He commended his team's efforts stating that they were outstanding.
The competition, which was hosted by Black Hawks Karate Club featured nine local clubs including two clubs from Trinidad and Tobago.
"The Force is very proud of its ranks' performance and full support will be given to those ranks that are desirous of taking the sport to a professional level."
Williams also disclosed that he recently formed a rugby club for the Guyana Police Force and he has been elected the club's president. He said that the club is now registered and affiliated with the Guyana Rugby Football Union.
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Superstar Shah Rukh Khan, known for his wit and humour, recently made Sonu Sood strip on stage at the 20th Life OK Screen Awards.
Sonu, who came up onto the dais to pay tribute to the action directors and stunt men in Bollywood, stunned the audience with a special act at the awards gala.
It was after his act that SRK, the show's host, asked Sonu to take off his jacket and vest to show off his body. Shah Rukh then admitted that he is jealous of his "Happy New Year" co-star's body.
The 20th Life OK Screen Awards, which took place Jan 14, will be aired Saturday on Life OK.
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When Jim Craig started this company in 1949, packages wrapped for Parcel Post shipment to customers were loaded on a Red Wagon and pulled to a nearby post office. Today, Forestry Suppliers, Inc. is a direct-mail supplier for natural resource professionals worldwide. Our annual catalog features thousands of quality products for the forestry, environmental science, ...
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Micronz Inc. provides water treatment solutions for all type of applications, from domestic equipment to industrial turnkey plants up to 5000 m3/day.Our wide range of technologies and extended know-how in all water-related sectors will guarantee you a cost-efficient solution meeting your water quality requirements.Micronz deals daily with clients from various origin: ...
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Hello! I am looking for a new troop to join who will also have room for my wife to join as well, tried to start our own troop but things fell through and are looking for a active troop! Very active and love to participate in raids and events! Please message me in game if interested! In game name: chugga4life
Edit: figured out the interface for messaging you / looking you up. Yeah, your troop looks pretty good for something that "fell through"
Good luck with the recruiting. Touch Arcade has exploded in the past week. Made a new admin of an enthusiastic member and we both got more aggressive on the recruiting. We're at 24/25 slots with a few 3-week inactives we will boot for active joiners.
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DGV: Danse a Grande Vitesse at New York City Ballet
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Originally created for The Royal Ballet, DGV propels 26 dancers through space with a supercharged, minimalist score by Michael Nyman.
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There are literally hundreds of things that you, your staff and students can do every day to save energy within your schools – here are our top four tips for saving energy…and some helpful hints on how to make sure these things are being done every day in your whole school district!
What:Turn out the lights anytime you leave a room.
How:Make the students responsible! Make it a classroom job and assign an official "energy monitor" each day or week. Ask a student group, such as JNHS/NHS, Student Council, before/after school care or an environmental or science club to monitor the building. Let them do periodic checks to be sure that lights are not being left on in common areas that are empty, such as gyms, cafeterias and work rooms.
What:Shut down computers nightly.
How: Get your IT department involved. If it's not being done already, ask your IT team to implement a district-wide shut down sweep sometime after school hours. Even if this isn't done until 8 or 9pm, it's still saving a ton of energy compared to having computers left on all night …or during weekends and holidays!
What:Run your buildings at the optimal temperature (set points) for energy efficiency.
How:Talk to your building operators. Have them set your building to between 68° – 70° F during heating season, and between 76° – 78° F during cooling season. If this feels like a drastic change, try adjusting by just a degree or two. For every 1° you adjust by, you will save 1% on your energy bill!
What: Reduce plug load.
How:Start by doing a plug-load audit of your building. How many things are plugged in 24/7 in the average classroom? In the staff room? In the administrative areas? How many of these things are being used all day? Are they essential for teaching, learning or staff job duties? Are there mini-fridges, space heaters or other personal appliances throughout your building? Start by simply asking people to unplug items that are not in use. The biggest energy-wasting culprits are the ones that have a constant display, such as microwaves with clocks or SMARTboard projectors with an indicator light that tells you it's "off." Next, provide power-strips if possible. These allow several items to be plugged into one outlet and unplugged all at once. Power strips are ideal for things such as chargers, task lamps and printers that don't need to stay plugged in overnight. Finally, ask folks to do away with things like personal appliances, mini-fridges and space heaters. These are major energy hogs and end up costing your school a lot of money in wasted energy.
The most important thing to remember when doing any of these things is to communicate, communicate, communicate!
Be sure you are conveying to your staff not only the action or behavior you'd like to see from them, but why it's beneficial and how it will help save energy. Go a step further by doing some fun calculations to find out how much energy and money will be saved through simply changes such as shutting down computers or lowering the lights!


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The Family Support Act of 1988
Welfare reform has reappeared with disappointing regularity atop the American political agenda. The problem has been that nothing seemed to work. By the 1980, the poverty rate was only slightly lower than at the start of the War on Poverty. The welfare caseload had grown by millions and, by 1988, the AFDC program alone was costing the federal government $8.1 billion a year. We have seen President Nixon's failed effort at reform. In 1977 Jimmy Carter offered yet another solution, only to see it, too, go down to defeat. In 1981– 1982 Ronald Reagan attempted to change the welfare system through restricting eligibility. One half of a million families were taken off the AFDC rolls, and another one million lost their eligibility for food stamps. He also eliminated several old War on Poverty programs.
Reagan's changes neither solved the problem, nor removed the issue from the agenda. By 1986, the president was again highlighting welfare reform in his state of the union address. He told the Congress that "we must revise or replace programs enacted in the name of compassion that degrade the moral worth of work, encourage family breakups, and drive entire communities into a bleak and heartless dependency."1 He announced he was ordering the White House Domestic Council to develop a new welfare strategy. He repeated the message the following year.
Reagan's renewed interest reflected a heightened debate over the effect of America's welfare system on its recipients. Reagan's emphasis on welfare "dependency" echoed that debate. There was a growing consensus that, for at least some of its recipients, the Amer-


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Bay County authorities respond to the fourth drowning this week, but this one did not happen in the Gulf.
Sheriff's investigators received a call around 9:00 Saturday morning that a body was floating in the pool at Summer Breeze motel just off Front Beach Road.
Investigators identified the body as a young Hispanic male who worked for C.E. Carter Company as a golf course instructor.
Apparently, a co-worker who was picking workers up Saturday morning noticed the man was missing and then discovered the body in the pool.
Investigators do not suspect foul play.
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Built in the 15C, this castle was built to defend the frontier between Burgundy and Beaujolais. The coat of arms of the Madeleine-Ragny family figure above the entry to the keep. The interior courtyard has pretty Renaissance galleries. And to remind us that we are in the centre of the Beaujolais, the castle, at the centre of a vast vineyard, has an exceptional 17C vat.
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Corcelles Castle
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15 rue de la Mairie F - 69220 Corcelles-en-Beaujolais
It is impossible to miss this ochre house near the village church, where you might be surprised to find the chef is Japanese. Like many of his compatriots, he cooks up truly French cuisine - Lyon specialities, in particular - sticking to the rulebook..


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An Unknown Country is an independent film that tells the story of European Jews who were able to reach the shores of Ecuador in the 1930s. Featuring first hand accounts and archival material, the film opens a window on the exiles' perilous escape and difficult adjustment as they remade their lives in an unknown land. With an introductory Lecture by Dr. Leo Spitzer.
Dr. Josef Joffe will deliver the 57th annual Leo Baeck Memorial Lecture on Wednesday, December 3, 2014 at the Center for Jewish History, where he will be introduced by Dr. Henry Kissinger. Following the Lecture, Dr. Ronald B. Sobel, President of LBI, will present Dr. Joffe with the Leo Baeck Medal.
Historian Volker Berghahn's lecture will accompany LBI's new exhibition German Jews at the Eastern Front in WWI: Modernism Meets Tradition.
Commissar was created by Aleksandr Askoldov in 1967, but was banned by Soviet censors for 20 years, due to the film's sympathetic depiction of Jews. Commissar is a heartbreaking story of a Jewish family in a backwater Ukrainian shtetl ravaged by war and pogroms.
A Letter to Mother (1939) is one of the last Yiddish films made in Poland before the Nazi invasion. The plot centers around the story of a mother's persistent efforts to support her family, while her husband moves to America.
La Grande Illusion (The Grand Illusion) is a 1937 French war film directed by Jean Renoir. The story concerns class relationships among a small group of French officers who are prisoners of war during WWI and plotting an escape.
This 1940 Warner Brothers film directed by William Keighley is based upon the actual exploits of New York City's 69th infantry Regiment during WWI.
An event marking the 25th anniversary of the Fall of the Berlin Wall Jewish life took different paths on either side of the Berlin Wall. In the East, Jews fled or faced East Germany's anti-religion, anti-Zionist polices. In the West, Jews sought normalcy but lived "with packed suitcases." A panel discussion featuring leading scholars and…
Luise Hirsch uses biography and social history to show how Russian- and German-Jewish women fought their way into the universities of Switzerland and Germany and became the first women professionals in modern history.
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Every now and then – less often these days – you hear about an app that's really new, genuinely new. It does something you've not seen done before. It's a whole new idea. Foldify is one those apps: it's fun for kids and grown-ups alike, it's reasonably-priced, and above all it smacks of genius.
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This is one of those dishes that has haunted and taunted my palate for a few years. It's dead simple, just a handful of ingredients are involved. Unfortunately the main ingredient is a fleeting seasonal vegetable -- garlic scapes that are not often sold in the United States. Slender with a mild sweet garlic flavor, the garlic flower stalks are thinly sliced and then stir-fried with bits of Chinese bacon.
I first had the preparation in October 2009 at the Din Tai Fung at the World Square Shopping Center in Sydney, Australia. It was a great sidekick to an order of xiao long bao Shanghai soup dumplings. The restaurant used the jade colored scapes, which are typically trimmed by farmers to foster bulb growth, per food writer Molly Watson. It was spring in Australia and I took that taste memory back to California, where six months later in 2010, I got to enjoy another spring.
I started looking for garlic scapes at Chinese markets and over the years, have found them a couple of times, once at Ranch 99 in Milpitas, California. The stalks were sold as long thin bundles of 1/4 to 1/3-inch thick green cords. However, I was disappointed by their lackluster flavor. Maybe not enough people buy them or know about them. The ones I've found tended to be borderline over the hill. The little stir-fry eluded me.
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My car loses power while I am driving on the freeway, , it always restarts with no problem, but power loss is becoming more constant. Is this a known major problem which I should call a loss, or should I invest in repair? I love my car and I have never had any other problem with it? I was going to give it to my sister, but unsure if it will be a gift or liability?
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DMX swung by NYC's Santos Party House for Funkmaster Flex's Christmas party and surprised the partygoers with a performance. He also announced his album
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You're now tuned into the muthafuckin' greatest. Last week, the Ruff Ryders released their latest compilation album, Past, Present, Future and here's the project's opening track. Cop it on iTunes here. x
In the latest of Dame Grease's viral chronicles, we head to Saltmine Studios in Arizona and witness MGK and DMX preparing a new song. Let's see if the Dog has any new tricks.
DMX appeared on Dr. Drew's Lifechangers yesterday afternoon. He spoke on his troubled past and disciplining his 10 kids. Yes, 10. He also mentored an at risk teenager and then gave a performance of his new record, "Keep Your Head Up". Sidebar: Mark Morrison x DMX "I Don't Want 2 Die"
Que pasa amigos? During studio time with Ruff Ryders Latino members Cano Fino and Ed Tunz (yea, us neither), Dark Man lets his mind drift at about the 50 second mark. Wait, no prayer too?
Let's sure hope so. The Dark Man tells TMZ that he has finally overcome his drug addiction and owes it all to his children. Everyone was taking advantage of me with my finances, trying to put me in the direction to fail. I have 10 kids. I have to drive them in the right direction, so I let the cocaine go. I am on a spiritual road to do right in my life. I am leaving out all negativity and […]
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But remember, as you point out, those people come here seeking help in becoming car free, so how do we help them? Do we just pat them on the back and say "suck it up"? Or do we look at ways they and we can work together to remove those barriers, so that ultimately they achieve their goals?
That built infrastructure didn't arise by chance, and it didn't even arise due to the simple choices of many people, although that played a role. It was also socially engineered by powerful forces - real estate developers, construction companies, oil and car companies, who steered us in the directions that would maximize their profit, namely sprawling, car and freeway dependent suburbs. As part of that undertaking, they subverted politicians, manipulated public discourse, and captured tax revenues, to shape the landscape and make it difficult for anybody to function in the modern world without a car.
So if we want to help people who want to live car free, why limit ourselves to telling them what kind of pannier they should use, or how to shame a security guard into letting them carry it into a store? How about we also help them understand and address the political forces that have blocked them from living the way they want to, and engage with them in trying to reverse the damage?


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Okay, let's approach it from this way - outer space is something that's been accepted by
. Millions upon millions of scientists that have been learning more and more about the planets, stars, galaxies out there, sending out probes, pouring billions of dollars a year into this kind of research. It's so widespread that Googling "outer space doesn't exist" doesn't come up with even half-reputable sources in all the pages I searched for it (for the record I went 5 pages deep). The world is critical and loves a scandal; take the global warming numbers that were fudged and how the news was all over it.
What's the motive for the millions of people across centuries of time all reporting the same thing, no people debunking it, no one disagreeing with it? Why would they do that? Why not just tell the truth, if it didn't exist?
In addition, your complete dismissal of all science should be logically followed by a replacement with your own beliefs. While it may be "simpler" for you to just do some hand-waving and say "God did it
with magic!
", it's not the sign of an intelligent, educated person to not attempt to understand the world around them.
believes in space. And even if they did, a few hundred years ago everyone believed the world was flat. Just because no one else thinks something doesnt make it untrue. And I dont completely dismiss all science. And who are you to say what the sign of an intelligent educated person is? You put a unnecessary comma after intelligent! :o That doesnt seem like something an intelligent educated person would do. Also, I never claimed to be an intelligent educated person. Maybe Im just a stupid yokel who thinks space doesnt exist because no one ever taught me the "proper" way to think.
And droomph, how can you claim science is the one undeniable truth when only a tiny fraction of scientists believe there can be a God and claim to be a christian?
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Truly original science-fiction ideas are few and far between, at least within the realm of Hollywood moviemaking, so "Oblivion" scores points for both its premise and its execution—up to a point.Read More »
So, is AMC ready to go sci-fi? Well, it might be a smart play. The zombie genre has proven to be a massive success with the network, with "The Walking Dead" a big hit and it looks like they might want to see if sci-fi can do something similar.Read More »
AMC is developing a futuristic sci-fi series, "Ballistic City," to be penned by "Pacific Rim" screenwriter Travis Beacham, with "Oblivion" director Joseph Kosinski attached to act as executive producer, and to direct the first episode should the series move to the pilot stage. Per the Hollywood Repo...Read More »
It's difficult to determine the more nerve-wracking scenario for director Joseph Kosinski: Helming a much-anticipated sequel to "Tron" for Disney as his first feature, or following it up with an original, $120 million sci-fi concept with Tom Cruise in the lead. The movie, about the last man on Earth...Read More »
Only a few years ago, big sci-fi action spectacles were confined pretty much to the summer months. But now, the season has crept out to the extent that it essentially lasts from the middle of February (see the release of "A Good Day To Die Hard" this year) to... pretty much the rest of the year, wit...Read More »
You might not remember, but quite a few years ago, director Joseph Kosinski got attached to direct a remake of Disney's 1979 film "The Black Hole." This was in the midst of him gearing up "Tron: Legacy" and there hasn't bee much news about it since, but recently at WonderCon, Kosinski said it was st...Read More »
Just when it looked like Tom Cruise's comeback was cemented thanks to "Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol," the biggest hit of his career, the actor hit another dip, with neither "Rock Of Ages" or "Jack Reacher" setting the world on fire, and the latter looks increasingly unlikely to be the franchis...Read More »
For his first feature film, Joseph Kosinski embraced the challenge set forth to him by Disney. Not only did he bring a unique visual eye to the blockbuster "Tron: Legacy" he eschewed a traditional score for a set of brand new compositions from Daft Punk, a pairing that proved to be a stroke of inspi...Read More »
Up-And-Coming Actress Will Play One Of Two Female Leads In Now Untitled Sci-Fi FlickOn the last episode of Wheel of Shortlist Casting Future, five actresses were vying for the two lead roles opposite Tom Cruise in Joseph Kosinki's untitled sci-fi picture formerly known as "Oblivion" and "Horizons." ...Read More »
Film Now Titled 'Horizon'Throughout all the negative PR of the last few years, Tom Cruise remains undeterred, awesomely acting as if he is still Hollywood's biggest star. After the somewhat-dicey "Mission: Impossible -- Ghost Protocol" this holiday season, he's got a no-fail supporting role in "Rock Of Ages" followed by crime picture "One Shot" arriving in 2013, a pretty decent slate for a guy some audiences still consider toxic. After that, Cruise is going big, returning to the genre that served him well in "War Of The Worlds" and "Vanilla Sky" with Joseph Kosinki's "Horizon," formerly titled "Oblivion," and its currently casting two lovely ...Read More »


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Dr. Antonetti graduated from Texas A&M University, and obtained his medical degree from The University of Texas Medical Branch Galveston. Dr. Antonetti completed his Residency in Plastic Surgery at the University of Texas Medical Branch. After completing training in plastic surgery, Dr. Antonetti traveled to Ghent Belgium where he completed Fellowship training for Microsurgery, Perforator Flaps, and Advanced Breast Reconstructive techniques.
Using his expertise and dedication, Dr. Antonetti and his staff are able to address a wide range of needs in cosmetic and reconstructive surgery. Dr. Antonetti is certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery. He is also a member of the Dallas Society of Plastic Surgeons, Texas Society of Plastic Surgeons, and American Society of Plastic Surgeons. He maintains an office at Medical City of Dallas and in Plano.
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Man charged in school bus theftMay 20,2013NEWPORT Vermont police say a 22-year-old Newport man is in jail on charges of stealing a school bus and two other vehicles.
Adam Page is charged with three counts of operating without owners consent, leaving the scene of an accident, driving on a criminally suspended license and burglary.
State police said Page allegedly stole a 2014 model bus Friday night belonging Newport City Elementary School and drove to a 19-year-old womans home in the nearby town of Morgan, where he broke in and stole her dog.
Police said after crashing the bus, hes accused of then attempting to steal pickup truck from a home without success before successfully stealing another truck in Morgan.
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