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Now that they are back together again after briefly splitting up last year, David Duchovny and Tea Leoni are reported planning to renew their wedding vows. Per the Daily Express, the celebrity pair will possibly stage a second wedding in November later this year.
"They've been married for 12 years and like most of us have had their ups and downs," an unnamed source is quoted as telling the newspaper. "But they really want to put the past behind them and renew their vows. They want to draw a line under things and make a fresh start."
"They went through a tough time but have reignited that spark," the source goes on revealing. "David realizes how close he came to losing it all so he especially wants to have their family and closest friends on hand to witness his second chance at happiness."
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David Duchovny and Tea Leoni have been married for more than 11 years when they announced their separation following the actor's public confirmation that he checked into rehab for sex addiction back in August 2008. The pair, who has one son named Kyd and one daughter called Madelaine, was photographed enjoying a romantic getaway at a club in the Caribbean Island in late April 2009, which then prompted speculation that they were reconciling.
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Search for "Sen. Ted Cruz blocks confirmation of Tom Wheeler, nominee for FCC chairman" ... gawd these Tea Party nuts need to get their priorities straight.
Like start working for ordinary Americans
Sentiment: Hold
Danodemano --- your obliviousness is so complete there is obviously no point in your even possessing organs of speech, since there is no brain to power them.
I am sure that IF Sen. Ted Cruz blocked the confirmation of Tom Wheeler, he must have a damned good reason for #$%$ so.
It is you and the rest of the mental vacuum tubes out there (i.e., democrats) who are the "nut-jobs," notwithstanding how inadequately that term actually fails to capture the true depth of your insanity.
scoot over repubs...u all are going to lose in the next election..sixpack is right...casediagnostics u should read the almanac & u will find out the awful truth what repubs did to our country...obviously just preserve the wealth of the wealthy.. i am straight dems
Why did Cruz do this? Because he opposes the DISCLOSE Act, a bill that would require super PACS, corporations, unions and other outside groups to disclose to the Federal Elections Commission when they spend more than $10,000 to air political campaign ads. Democrats and public interest groups have been urging passage of the bill as a way to bring greater transparency to political ad funding, but many conservative groups and lawmakers oppose the legislation. In April, Cruz and other GOP senators wrote a letter to the FCC saying the bill raises "grave constitutional concerns for speech protected by the First Amendment."
check out the facts on Forbes, Spending growth in Bush's first seven years: 8%, 7%, 6%, 8%, 7%, 3%, 9%.
Spending growth in Obama's six years: 13%, 6%, 2%, -3%, 5%, 2%.
After your Repub gods got through desiccating the economy Obama was left with the mess. I know he is half black, get over it and please secede. You and Tea party suck-ups start your own country.
Sentiment: Buy
Given that our true national debt is well over $ 222 Trillion dollars, That's $ 222,000,000,000,000.00 or about $ 716,000.00 per person, you should reconsider who's priorities are twisted, and to which party the nut-jobs worship. What better way to destroy a country than to bankrupt it morally and fiscally?
In order to keep this relevant, yet still political, also consider the article below... If FCC does not approve, we know why.
May God Bless America, Ted Cruz, The Tea Party, and Globalstar.
Did the FCC try to drive a LightSquared competitor into bankruptcy?
posted at 8:40 am on February 22, 2012 by Ed Morrissey
The Daily Caller follows up on its dot-connecting yesterday on the Obama administration's efforts to make LightSquared pay off for its Democratic-donor backers with a look at the other side of crony capitalism. Matthew Boyle tells the story of the original government effort to expand broadband to rural areas, Open Range, which partnered with GlobalStar, a competitor of LightSquared's predecessor company Skyterra. The difference between the two was that GlobalStar actually owned spectrum allocated for terrestrial cell-system use, which Open Range wanted to use to expand broadband.
Open Range had already received a hefty loan from the USDA's Rural Utilities Service to roll out their service, but GlobalStar needed to have more satellites in the air to maintain its FCC approval to operate in both spectrum allocations simultaneously. In 2008, the FCC granted GlobalStar a 16-month window to resolve the situation, but a 2009 earthquake in Italy disrupted the completion of the satellites, and they asked for another significant extension. The FCC then slow-walked the waiver application while expediting the sale of Skyterra to newly-minted Obama backer Philip Falcone and Harbinger, now the hedge-fund parent of LightSquared:
Citing the earthquake and disruptions because of the
Sentiment: Strong Buy
Where were you when Bush ran it up? check out the facts on Forbes, Spending growth in Bush's first seven years: 8%, 7%, 6%, 8%, 7%, 3%, 9%.
Spending growth in Obama's six years: 13%, 6%, 2%, -3%, 5%, 2%.
Sentiment: Strong Buy
Were wall these conservative tax-free "freedom fighters" when Bush Jr went on a spending spree, put 2 wars on a credit card and gave the drug companies $110 Billion bonus? They didn't seem give a rat's #$%$ then?? Yes, you can count the obligations in the balance sheet if you want... but tell me why does the gov't borrow 2.9 Trillion from the Social Security fund if it's such a bad program??
Why, cause they don't have the ballz to balance the budget shortfall on the backs of the rich. Or control the MASSIVE CORPORATE WELFARE that is the military industrial complex, subsidies for Big OIL, Big Agra, Big Pharma, on and on.
But NO that'd rather target the urban single mom of a couple of hundred million. There are 200 billion from the Iraq war that no budget committee can even figure where the money went!
Look your guy Cruz picks some weird battles ... Soon he'll be re-writing his own history... that he was born in the USA so he can run for president. God save us.
Sentiment: Strong Buy
Were wall these conservative "freedom fighters" when Bush Jr went on a spending spree, put 2 wars on a credit card and gave the drug companies $110 Billion bonus? They didn't seem give a rat's #$%$ then?? Yes, you can count the obligations in the balance sheet if you want... but tell me why does the gov't borrow 2.9 Trillion from the Social Security fund if it's such a bad program??
Why, cause they don't have the ballz to balance the budget shortfall on the backs of the rich. Or control the MASSIVE CORPORATE WELFARE
I am no fan of cowardly Republicans. They took our nation to the edge then blinked. If they did not have the ballz to see it to the end. Then they should of never let the government shut down to begin with. Obama would have blinked. Those SLUGS in the Senate will be the ruin of our country. When this nation defaults on its debt. You will have wished it was done earlier when we actually had resources to fix it and an adequately staffed Military to Defend us. We have a very big pill to swallow. Pushing it further up the road only increases its size and toxicity. Ted Cruz was a warrior with Juda's as allies. SHAME ON McConnel! I hope the Tea Party eats his lunch during the Kentucky Primary. He sold out his Nation, Morals, and Principals for a 2 billion kickback to his state. I wish the Tea Party would form their own party. Join with the Libertarians. Re-energize the Libertarian-Conservative.
Remember, everyone on here is frightened by what the Obama Adminstrations lackies in the FCC might do to benefit friends of the Obama's. Having two more of his hacks on the FCC will not do Globalstar any favors. If Clyburn brings it to the Commission. We are Golden. Ted Cruz is probably doin us a favor. Everyone here wants to profit off of Free Market Capitalism. At this point it is the Government that is Globalstar's only obstacle. If it not for the Tea Party and individuals like Ted Cruz. Who would there be to appose Obama's Cronism from destroying this Wonderful Country of ours.
I have generally tried to stay away from politics and on more than a few people whine and cry about my posting of Blessing's from God of Globalstar. Yet you guys will sit here and encourage people throwing worthless political propaganda all over it that serves no purpose what so ever. Hippocrats! If that be the case. So Mote It Be!
God Bless the U.S.A.!
God Bless Globalstar!
God Bless Ted Cruz!
God Bless the Conservative Republican's in the House of Representatives!
God Bless the Tea Party!
Citing the earthquake and disruptions because of the global financial meltdown, GlobalStar filed a request with the Obama administration's FCC on Dec. 14, 2009, asking for an additional temporary waiver from the agency's requirements so it could continue building its network.
The FCC didn't acknowledge receipt of the extension request until March 5, 2010, and didn't open it up for public notice until four weeks later, on April 2.
During the months while GlobalStar's request languished in the FCC's slow-moving bureaucracy, the agency was helping to finalize the sale of SkyTerra to Harbinger. That company would ultimately become LightSquared.
Eventually, the FCC would extend the deadline only until September 15th. While GlobalStar tried to get the FCC to extend the deadline further, the FCC spent the summer flirting with LightSquared, which intended to use satellite-communications spectrum rather than terrestrial spectrum to build their 4G network. In mid-September, with GlobalStar's extension expiring in just hours, the FCC seemed much more interested in how to make it look like Harbinger hadn't stuck it to Open Range than in the merits of the Open Range/GlobalStar waiver request:
Documents show that on Sept. 13, three days after Adelstein sent his email, Obama's technology adviser Phil Weiser hosted another White House meeting. Attendees included Adelstein, de Sa and several other high-ranking officials in the FCC and USDA.
Later that day, after the meeting, Adelstein emailed de Sa in what appears to be an indication of what transpired.
"Thanks for taking so much time for the helpful meeting today," Adelstein wrote. "Would you mind letting the Harbinger folks know I will call them soon so we look like a coordinated effort so they don't feel they have unlimited leverage to stick it to Open Range?"
"Happy to hook you up," de Sa replied, "although one thought is that at the moment the ball is in openrange [sic] court (in that they have the term sheet)
Sentiment: Strong Buy
The Republicans campaigned on JOBS, JOBS, JOBS!!! and then do squat, and block any body and anything for power's sake. They vote to overturn Obamacare 45 times?! Sheesh DO SOMETHING ELSE!!
The Tea Party clearly wants our attention over the deficits, but they don't play nice, but don't want to increase taxes on the rich or reduce taxes on the poor. They say the rich will create jobs ... the more likely they'll sit on it than spend it like our patriotic poor... as Bush said "Keep shopping".
The markets were saved by a last minute deal. Yay. "Mission Accomplished!" . Our government should close each month and we will be at 1800 on the S&P by year's end! Rinse, repeat, rinse…
Sentiment: Hold
Talk to Harry Reid on the job bills sitting on his desk, Nitwit.
"If you can't beat them at their own game....kick the ball in the woods" SNL joke on Cruz.
Tea Partiers are insane. They need to start their own party if they are so convinced in their ways. Instead, they hold the republican party and the American public hostage with their concentrated "way-far-right" beliefs.
well, I hope all of you guys get just what you want. I have no use of any of the politics anymore, I gave up, I want even vote anymore. I closed my business, fired everyone, sold equipment and tore buildings down sold them for scrap metal. Will live good off my profits and investments. I stopped all donations and fund raisers and will not give any more to anything. I have had enough of it all. Everyone wants a free ride, well it want be off of me anymore. Bought a company in Aruba and now can make money tax free and all my trades can be made through this company tax free,and company can buy and pay for anything tax free.


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The official opening was held for a school in Saskatoon on Thursday that offers much more than a typical school.
The new name, St. Mary's Wellness and Education Centre is supposed to reflect the new reality.
It has a daycare, optometry clinic, and an expanded pediatric clinic for kids – the first of its kind in Canada.
It also offers counselling on nutrition, a fully equipped gym and walking track, and a specially ventilated room for cultural activities.
"A sense of community is very important," Education Minister Russ Marchuk told those gathered. "This facility is just that."
The idea is that the school will contribute to the health and wellness of the entire community, and not just students.
And it will fill some of the gaps in care experienced by some of the students.
"It's about giving them hope and opportunity that they can succeed," said Mayor Don Atchison.
The school cost about 19 million dollars. Besides the provincial government, corporate sponsors and local citizens helped make it a reality.
The school has been the centrepiece of a neighborhood rejuvenation project. Affordable housing has been built, and a new park is on the way.
The original century old St. Mary School was torn down last summer.
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Playoff games for the Kenner League were announced tonight, with two quarterfinal games set for Thursday, Aug. 2 and two more on Friday, Aug. 3. All games will be played at McDonough Arena on the Georgetown campus.
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The first game on Thursday night starts at 7;30 p.m., featuring Higher Level, the No. 1 seed out of the Hyper Dunk division, facing Beyond Belief, the fourth seed in the Hyper Air division.
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A "dark money" organization tied to the billionaire Koch brothers is allegedly aiding Arizona politicians' and special-interest groups' efforts to block a bill that would ban uranium mining around Arizona's iconic landmark, The Phoenix New Times reports.
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- Protects 1.7 million acres of tribal homeland around the Grand Canyon, including water sources and sacred sites
- Bans new uranium mining claims (making the current 20-year ban permanent)
- Still allows hunting, grazing, recreation and other uses to continue under existing law
The proposal, in so many words, deems the area around the Grand Canyon a national monument. The bill is supported by 80 percent of Arizonans as well as a number of environmental organizations and native tribes.
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Despite our First Amendment, much vaunted by jingoistic shills for "American exceptionalism," the United States only rates 41st out of 180 nations in press freedoms, according to a 2016 analysis by Reporters Without Borders (RSF). That puts countries such as Estonia, Cyprus, Belize and Finland ahead of the US.
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The main cause for concern for RSF continues to be the current administration's obsessive control of information, which manifests itself through the war on whistleblowers and journalists' sources, as well as the lack of government transparency, which reporters have continually criticized. The Obama administration has prosecuted more whistleblowers under the Espionage Act than all previous administrations combined. Jeffrey Sterling, a former CIA operative, was convicted solely on the basis of metadata in January 2015 of disclosing classified information to James Risen and is now serving a 3.5 year prison sentence.
The US presidential election has also been cause for concern. Since the primaries began last summer, journalists have seen their access to campaign events regularly restricted by candidates from both political parties and have been insulted and even bullied on social media. RSF is also still troubled by the arrest of journalists during #BlackLiveMatter protests in Baltimore and Minneapolis. "There is still room for improvement in the country of the First Amendment," says Delphine Halgand, RSF's US Director.
On April 20, NPR reporter Laura Wagner placed much of the blame for the lackluster rating of US press freedoms on Obama administration policies.
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The US empire strikes back with a permanent global military presence that enriches corporations while decimating lives. (Photo: National Priorities Project)
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From the propaganda of the US government -- and its echo chamber in the corporate media -- you would think that our nation is under a dire military threat, with Russia, China and other countries chomping at the bit to enter conflict with the self-proclaimed world superpower. However, just examine the chart above, provided by the National Priorities Project. Take the brightly colored bars representing the next seven highest national expenditures on armed forces and armament, pile them on top of one another, and you will still have a column that falls short of how much the US spends on our global military empire.
As Lindsay Koshgarian of the National Priorities Project comments, much of the massive US "defense budget" (a misnomer considering how much US armed forces activity is aimed at protecting economic and corporate interests, not defending people) is funneled to private contractors:
Pentagon spending is subject to the same rules of corporate greed that plague our entire economy. More than half of the Pentagon budget goes to for-profit contractors.
Let's get the word out there. The less we spend on Pentagon contractors that profit from fear and conflict, the more we can spend on priorities like education, climate change and infrastructure to move our country forward into the 21st first century. It's time we joined the rest of the world.
The National Priorities Project chart reveals not only a militaristic policing of the world at extraordinary expense -- using funds that could benefit the welfare of individuals in the US and the world as a whole -- but the inexorable expansion of the military-industrial complex that Eisenhower so famously warned against.
San Francisco Becomes First Major City to Require Solar Panels on New Buildings
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San Francisco is one step closer to its goal of transitioning to 100 percent renewable energy after the city's Board of Supervisors unanimously voted on Tuesday to mandate solar installations on new buildings.
According to the San Francisco Examiner, starting Jan. 1 of next year, new commercial and residential buildings up to 10 stories high must install rooftop solar systems for heat or electricity. Buildings that are taller are exempt for now.
The famously green metropolis is now the first major city in the U.S. to legislate such a requirement. San Francisco follows the footsteps of the smaller towns of Lancaster and Sebastopol. The municipalities, which are also in California, passed similar mandates in 2013.
"This legislation will help move us toward a clean energy future and toward our city's goal of 100 percent renewable energy by 2025," supervisor Scott Wiener, who introduced the legislation, wrote on his Facebook page.
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What remains endlessly hinted at about the 2016 presidential race, but not fully articulated, is that something enormous -- bigger than politics, bigger than America itself, perhaps -- is trembling and kicking just below the surface, struggling to emerge.
I have a name to suggest for this hypothetical phenomenon: the New Enlightenment. Nothing less than that seems adequate.
There are millions of midwives at the ready -- angry, despairing citizens -- desperately hoping to assist in the birthing process . . . by being part of the Bernie Sanders campaign. I say this with full cognizance of the flawed, compromised nature of politics in general and the Democratic Party in particular. The political process is a stew of money and competing interests, power, compromise, cynicism and secret deals. But that's not all it is.
It's also the opening to our collective future. A failure to acknowledge this leaves the process in the hands of those who think they own it.
Watch Bill Nye Put His Climate Money Where His Mouth Is
outspoken proponent of man-made climate change, has taken on meteorologist and well-known climate denier Joe Bastardi in a new StarTalk video.Bill Nye, an
The clip was posted in response to a November 2015 editorial Bastardi wrote for The Patriot Post in which he described Nye as an "agenda-driven zealot [rather] than a man of science."
The WeatherBell chief forecaster also challenged "The Science Guy" to the following three points:
1. Explain why there's no linkage in the entire known CO2-temperature history of the planet.
2. Explain the lack of warming in real-time temperature data, and why so far I have been right.
3. Make your forecast. You claim to be a leader yet refuse to take a stand. Instead you sit in the stands and never allow what you are saying to be verified. What kind of science is that?
Nye not only took on Bastardi's challenge, he's also putting a total of $20,000 on the line that 2016 will be in the top 10 hottest years ever recorded and that 2010-2020 will be the hottest decade ever recorded.
When Oil Is Worth More Than Lives, Our Nation Has Lost Its Moral Compass
How easy it must be for our political leaders and their war-profiteering friends from the weapon industry to plan for invasions while they're being served coffee from in the comfort of the White House. How convenient to chart operations, thousands of miles away, with the CIA and the Pentagon, to point out designated bombing targets off satellite maps to go with their coffee and Danish pastries.
How easy it is for Bush-Cheney, followed by President Obama, and former Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton, to speak of countries in the abstract: "Iraq is harboring weapons of mass destruction." "Afghanistan is a home for terrorists." "Libya and Syria have evil dictators…" as if these countries were floating somewhere in space with no families, no schools, no homes, no children, no pets…merely abstract human targets who must be killed in abstract countries that float in space somewhere absent of aunts, mothers, animals, trees, sewer systems, water, farmlands…
Wait a minute—there is something specific and tangible that both the Bush and Obama war commanders think about in those countries with grave concern worth protecting: oil and gas.
This is what we've learned for the last decades from ongoing US military intervention in the Middle East: oil is valued higher than life itself. It's very real, it's tangible and it merits the mass murder of hundreds of thousands of human beings because it is the engine of fossil fuel capitalism.
Seventy-Five-Year-Old Disabled Veteran Will Die in Prison for Growing Marijuana Plants for Personal Use
As the political circus continues to unfold in the form of a three-ring television media primary, stitched together by tacky sports metaphors, maybe the best indicator of the sordid reality of this presidential race is that the two likely major party nominees are the most disliked candidates running. In fact, Trump and Clinton are viewed unfavorably at historically high levels.
Today -- after the New York primary -- there is breathless, sensationalistic coverage of the triumph of a blatantly racist and xenophobic candidate, who is likely to run against another candidate whose appeal appears to be, "Wouldn't you want me sitting in the Oval Office instead of that demagogue, even if I won't promise that I'll change much of anything because that's just reality?"
Yet, if you look past the top headlines, you realize just how much the presidential primary is taking place in an alternative universe, whose interests run directly counter to the needs of most people who live in this country. Discussions of public policy appear to be just window dressing on the 24-hour-a-day pugilistic accounts of candidate attacks on each other - or on the occasional gaffe that drops like a golden goose into the almighty cable television collection plate.
There are tens of millions of people in the US thirsting for transformation, but the results of the New York primary have put a damper on justice - social and economic - as not being "reasonable."
GMO Mushroom Sidesteps USDA Regulations
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) said it will not regulate the potential cultivation and sale of a genetically modified (GMO)mushroom the same way it regulates conventional GMOs because the mushroom was made with the genome-editing tool CRISPR-Cas9.
This is the first time the U.S. government has cleared a food product edited with the new and controversial technique.
The USDA announced in a letter last week that it had approved Pennsylvania State University plant pathologist Yinong Yang's common white button mushroom (Agaricus bosporus) that's engineered to be more resistant to browning. As the USDA's Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) wrote on April 13:
The anti-browning trait reduces the formation of brown pigment (melanin), improving the appearance and shelf life of mushroom, and facilitating automated mechanical harvesting.
Based on the information cited in your letter, APHIS has concluded that your CRISPR/Cas9-edited white button mushrooms as described in your letter do not contain any introduced genetic material. APHIS has no reason to believe that CRISPR/Cas9-edited white button mushrooms are plant pests.
According to Nature, the mushroom was created by targeting the family of genes that encodes the enzyme polyphenol oxidase that causes browning. "By deleting just a handful of base pairs in the mushroom's genome, Yang knocked out one of six PPO genes -- reducing the enzyme's activity by 30 percent," Nature reported.
Where Does the GOP's Right-Wing Grouchiness Come From?
I've found it! I've discovered the original document from which today's tea party pontificators have drawn their political creed.
Tea-infused Republicans are the "anti" party -- anti-science, anti-public, anti-worker, anti-environment, anti-Obama ... anti-anti-anti. Where does all this unrelenting bombastic negativity come from? It turns out that their sour philosophy is rooted in "Horse Feathers." It's a 1932 Marx Brothers musical comedy that features Groucho belting out a song with these lyrics:
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Last Chance Drop 'n Shop! - Get your last-minute shopping done while your children enjoy icy science, crafts, games and a snack. 9-11:30 a.m., Mobius Kids, River Park Square, 808 W. Main Ave., Lower Level. $15/child. (509) 624-KIDS, Ext. 0.
Festive Ornaments Camp - For ages 6-11. Use a wide-range of art supplies to make decorations. Pre-registration is required. 9 a.m.-3 p.m., Corbin Art Center, 507 W. Seventh Ave. $29. (509) 625-6200.
Co-op Kids - Children and their caregivers are invited to enjoy free activities, with snacks and materials donated by the Moscow Food Co-op. Make tangerine pomanders. 9 a.m., Moscow Food Co-op Cafe, 121 E. Fifth St., Moscow, Idaho. Free. (208) 882-8537.
Holiday Performances at River Park Square - Noon-1 p.m., pianist Kendall Watson. River Park Square, in the Nordstrom corridor, 808 W. Main Ave. Free. (509) 321-1184.
Magical Creatures Camp - For ages 6-11. Become a wizard for the day and make glittery creatures. Pre-registration is required. 9 a.m.-3 p.m., Corbin Art Center, 507 W. Seventh Ave. $29. (509) 625-6200.
Fairies and Wizards Workshop - For ages 3-5. Pre-registration is required. 9-11:30 a.m., Corbin Art Center, 507 W. Seventh Ave. $15. (509) 625-6200.
Kids Book Club - For children in grades 4-6. Discuss "Where the Mountain Meets the Moon," by Grace Lin. 4 p.m., North Spokane Library, 44 E. Hawthorne Road. Free. (509) 893-8350.
Family Story Evening - All ages are welcome. Children are encouraged to wear pajamas and bring their favorite blanket or stuffed toy. Library locations include: North Spokane, 44 E. Hawthorne Road (509) 893-8350; Spokane Valley, 12004 E. Main Ave. (509) 893-8400. 7 p.m. Free.
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Last Chance Drop 'n Shop! - Get your last-minute shopping done while your children enjoy icy science, crafts, games and a snack. 3-5:30 p.m., Mobius Kids, River Park Square, 808 W. Main Ave., Lower Level. $15/child. (509) 624-KIDS, Ext. 0.
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A Coeur d'Alene Christmas Variety Show - The Coeur d'Alene Resort presents a holiday-themed live show for the whole family, featuring performers ages 7 to 83. See juggling and magic, sketch comedy, music and dance. Hear and sing along to your favorite Christmas tunes, watch an abridged version of "A Christmas Carol" and experience a tap-dancing reindeer. Seating begins 20 minutes prior to show. First come, first served. Get your tickets in advance. Shows Tuesday-Saturday and Dec. 28-30 at 5 p.m., 6:30 p.m. and 8 p.m.; and Sunday at 4 p.m., 5:30 p.m. and 7 p.m., The Coeur d'Alene Resort, Shore Lounge, 115 S. Second St., Coeur d'Alene. $10/general, $5/ages 6-12, free/age 5 and younger. (208) 664-7268.
Camp All-Stars Winter Break Camp - Hosted by Specialized Needs Recreation. For youth ages 4-21 who may have special needs or developmental disabilities. Camp held Monday-Friday from 9 a.m.-3 p.m., today- Dec. 31. No camp this Friday or Saturday. Transportation provided for participants living in Post Falls with pick-up and drop-off locations at the Trading Company. Activities include crafts, Christmas caroling, a sleigh ride, movies, bowling and more. 1323 E. Sherman Ave., Suite E, Coeur d'Alene. $12 a day. A limited amount of scholarships are available for those who qualify. (208) 755-6781.
Campbell House Holidays - Part of the Northwest Museum of Arts & Culture, admission tickets includes the exhibit galleries and a tour of the house. Guests can tour the house at their leisure from noon-4 p.m., Wednesday-Friday, Dec. 29-31 and Jan. 1. This year, cook will be working in the kitchen and other volunteers will be stationed throughout the house to answer visitor questions. Regular guided Campbell House tours will be available on other December dates the museum is open. 2316 W. First Ave. $7/adults, $5/seniors and children, free/age 5 and younger. (509) 456-3931.
Children's Activities and Classes - A variety of classes, camps and workshops will be offered for children ages 3 and older. Dates, times, and costs vary. Sponsored by the City of Spokane Parks and Recreation Department. Pre-registration is required. (509) 625-6200.
Coeur d'Alene Resort Holiday Light Show - The light show continues daily through Jan. 2 with the Journey to the North Pole Cruise. The Coeur d'Alene Resort, Coeur d'Alene. North Pole cruise: $15.95/general, $14.95/seniors, free/age 12 and younger. 1-877-765-4653 or (208) 664-7268.
Free Horse and Carriage Rides - Runs through Friday. Travels through downtown Spokane. Sponsored by the Spokane Teachers Credit Union and the Downtown Spokane Business Improvement District. First come, first served. No reservations. Christmas Eve, noon-3 p.m. corner of Wall St. at Main Ave. Free. (509) 456-0580, Ext. 102.
Riverfront Park Ice Palace - Open through Feb. 27, 2011. Tuesdays-Thursdays, 11 a.m.-5 p.m. and 7-8:30 p.m.; Fridays-Saturdays and nights before a holiday, 11 a.m.-5 p.m. and 7-10 p.m.; Sundays, 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Closed Mondays. Special events: Tuesdays: skating 7-8:30 p.m. is $2; Wednesdays: skating 7-8:30 p.m. is $1; Thursdays: free admission, coupon required from The Inlander; Weekdays: skating, including rental from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. for $4.50 or $3.50 for 1/2 hour session, School's Out is weekdays from 2-5 p.m. for $4.50, includes rental. Riverfront Park Pavillion. $4.50/adults and teens, $3.50/children, seniors and military w/ID; $3.25/skate rental (not included with admission). Day passes are $13.75; season passes are $41.99. (509) 625-6601.
Santa Express - With the help of Santa's elves (volunteers), young shoppers ages 4-12 choose inexpensive gifts priced from 50 cents to $8 for everyone on their list and wrap each gift so it's ready to go under the tree. Fundraiser for Vanessa Behan Crisis Nursery. Open Mondays-Saturdays, 10 a.m.-8 p.m. and Sundays, 11 a.m.-6 p.m. through Thursday. Downtown on the skywalk level of Crescent building, 707 W. Main Ave. (509) 448-2900.
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After sending a letter to Pope Francis on the plight Iraqi refugees fleeing ISIS violence, Fr. Behnam Benoka received a phone call from the pontiff who gave his blessing and assured of his prayers.
To receive a call from the Pope, Fr. Benoka said, felt like "when you're a kid and you have a problem or an emergency and your Mom and Dad are the first to come to mind because you know they'll defend and protect you."
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Keywords: Pope Francis, Iraq, phone call, humility, Fr. Behnam Benoka
"'I read your letter,' said the Pope. He said he was very sorry for everything that was happening to us and he said, 'Know that I am with you in prayer always. I never forget you,'" Fr. Benoka told CNA Aug. 31.
Pope Francis told him, "I've personally sent Cardinal Filoni to check on the situation there for me. Tell everyone that Pope Francis called you. I never forget you and I'll never leave you," the priest added.
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Fr. Benoka is currently running a make-shift clinic in Ankawa, Iraq, near Erbil, which he formed following an influx of thousands of refugees who have fled the violence waged by the militant Islamic group ISIS in surrounding cities.
Erbil, where more than 70,000 Christians have fled from the Islamic State, is the capital of Iraqi Kurdistan and is within 50 miles of territory held by the Islamic State.
To receive a call from the Pope, he said, felt like "when you're a kid and you have a problem or an emergency and your Mom and Dad are the first to come to mind because you know they'll defend and protect you."
"It was like that, calling the person that could help us the most. I was able to get word through to him, and it felt like this, like a true father."
When he received the Aug. 19 call, which lasted 3 minutes, the priest explained that he was on his way to the bank to deposit donations that were received to help with the needs of the clinic.
"I was in a taxi heading to the bank to get the money. It was 50 degrees Celsius and there was no air conditioning at 11:10 in the morning nearing the height of the heat," he said, when he got a call from an unknown number.
"'Nam?' I said. That's the way we answer. There was a 'Pronto?' in Italian on the other end," Fr. Benoka explained, stating that the voice then said in Italian "'I am Fr. Francis.' 'Who is it? Who?' I asked. I couldn't hear very well. 'No! It's Pope Francis!'"
"I was in shock for a few seconds. I looked at the taxi driver to see if it was something like candid camera. It didn't look like it. Then, I thought it could be a friend playing a joke on me. But I had heard that voice before when I was in an audience with him. It was really the Pope. It was the same voice."
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Peter Kent's City Across Timeby Peter Kent
Peter Kent's brilliant cross-sections show how an early settlement changes into a bustling, modern-day city. The lively, warm and friendly illustrations are packed with absorbing and eye-opening details, and clearly show how new buildings are constructed on the rubble of the old. Eagle-eyed readers will have hours of fun spotting the descendants of one particular
Peter Kent's brilliant cross-sections show how an early settlement changes into a bustling, modern-day city. The lively, warm and friendly illustrations are packed with absorbing and eye-opening details, and clearly show how new buildings are constructed on the rubble of the old. Eagle-eyed readers will have hours of fun spotting the descendants of one particular family though the centuries, and seeing how once-grand building become buried and how some structures remain through the centuries. Brand-new artworks and spreads reveal the prehistoric origins of the settlement, its 21st-century development and even give a glimpse into the far future, when ice sheets threaten to overwhelm the city
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"[This] detail-rich picture book . . . [is] a winning format, and Kent knows how to provide the mini-dramas (a peasant being shoved by a nobleman into a stream in the sixteenth century becomes a skeleton buried beneath the stream in the seventeenth) that make it such a fun, flip back-and-forth experience." Booklist
Product Details
- 9780753464007
- Publisher:
- Kingfisher
- Publication date:
- 05/11/2010
- Pages:
- 48
- Product dimensions:
- 8.50(w) x 11.00(h) x 0.50(d)
- Age Range:
- 7 - 10 Years
Meet the Author
Author and illustrator Peter Kent has been producing books for children and adults for almost thirty years. His first book was a serious work of history: Fortifications of East Anglia, which is still in print today. He has written and illustrated nineteen children's books, and illustrated over one hundred and thirty other children's books. In fact, Peter thinks he has produced more than 12,000 individual artworks for his children's books. As well as working as an author/illustrator, Peter still manages to find time for some teaching and lecturing
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Published: Tuesday January 22, 2013 06:00 AM EST By: Cara Lynn Shultz
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