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our week in phone pics we took our first family of 5 outing Saturday night, not the finest of dining but it was successful, we even ran a few errands after dinner! We're not expecting it to go that well every time but we were very pleased! Big night for the little miss! . . .
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Tracy D. Kane has been named to the 2016-2017 Leadership Nashville Class. The program, now in its 41st year, builds channels of communication for community leaders and helps connect those leaders with issues relevant to the Nashville community.
The men and women selected each year in a highly-competitive application process represent a diversity of races, religions, ages and political persuasions, as well as a geographical cross section of neighborhoods. The class includes native Nashvillians and people who have moved here in leadership positions. Participants are educators, doctors, bankers, artists, business people, rabbis, ministers, lawyers, and representatives of labor, public service, international communities and the volunteer sector.
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Lipscomb University Theatre, in conjunction with Lipscomb's Christian Scholars Conference study on racial justice, recently sponsored a limited engagement of a stage adaptation of Harper Lee's classic To Kill a Mockingbird. On June 11, Donald Capparella joined a post-show panel including Judge Richard Dinkins, Tennessee Court of Appeals; Randy Spivey, Academic Director of Lipscomb's Institute for Law, Justice, and Society; and Nashville attorney D. Billye Sanders to discuss the continuing implications of the timeless commentary on race and justice in American society.
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'I had nothing to do with this': Christie blasts reporters for 'awful' questions – but outlasts them – in marathon 'Bridgegate' press conference
- Christie said the politically motivated bridge lane closures in 2013 will be 'be a small element ... if any element at all' of his potential presidential future
- Feisty and defiant, the governor took pot shots at persistent reporters, telling the press corps: 'I'd love to say I missed you, but I didn't'
- A report issued this week exonerated Christie of wrongdoing
- Democrats are pressing ahead, saying that investigators were hand-picked by the governor's office and failed to interview two key witnesses
- The New Jersey Port Authority's chairman left his post on Friday, the third high-profile resignation since the Bridgegate fiasco began
Embattled New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie kept his presidential hopes alive on Friday with an hour-long press conference that saw him tussling with journalists while insisting that his hands were clean in the 'Bridgegate' fiasco.
'The fact of the matter is I had nothing to do with this, as I said from the beginning,' he said of a September 2013 plot to close down on-ramp lanes to the George Washington Bridge as political payback for a Democratic mayor who failed to endorse his re-election effort.
'In the long sweep of things,' he predicted coyly, 'any voters, if they consider this issue at all, in considering my candidacy – if there ever is one at all – I've got a feeling it'll be a small element of it, if any element at all,' said Christie.
But reporters scraped and kicked their way to a series of gubernatorial outbursts that could portend one of American history's most colorful White House press briefing rooms.
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New Jersey Governor Chris Christie sparred with reporters for an hour on Friday, while announcing the resignation of the chairman of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey
A media crush met Christie in the New Jersey state capitol building as pressure built for him to comment publicly on the 'Bridgegate' scandal that has embroiled the potential 2016 Republican presidential contender
One journalist's pointed question, Christie scowled, was 'so awful that it's beneath the job you hold.'
He barked to another: 'You have to get the facts right if you're going to ask me a question.'
When the dust settled, he turned passive-aggressive in a way that New Jerseyans have come to recognize.
'It's such a joy and relief to be finally able to come back and interact with you in the kind and gentle way we always have,' Christie said to a room bulging with tape recorders, notebooks and TV cameras.
'I'd love to say I missed you, but I didn't. But I'm looking forward to having you all back on a regular basis.'
Christie's last press conference was on January 9 and lasted two hours.
He conceded during both events that the bridge scandal had shaken the confidence he once placed in his most senior staffers.
'It's obvious to me that I have to make clearer ... what's acceptable conduct and what is not,' he said Friday.
Friday's defiant Q-and-A came a day after the release of a formal report, commissioned by the governor and written by a hand-picked law firm.
The embattled governor has a reputation for fearlessly taking as many questions as media organizations want to throw at him, and his answers are often headline-worthy
Attorney Randy Mastro delivered a lengthy Bridgegate report to reporters on Thursday, exonerating Christie but enraging Democrats who say the authors failed to talk to at leas ttwo key witnesses
The lengthy examination of the events of Sept. 9-13 exonerated Christie, while also leaving the door open for questions about the independence of the investigators.
But the Republican swashbuckler who figures prominently in most predictions of the GOP's 2016 presidential field – 'They love me in Iowa,' he told ABC's Diane Sawyer on Thursday – stood by the document's findings.
'This report has supported exactly what I said,' he told a packed room of reporters.
David Samson, a former New jersey attorney general and a long-time Christie ally, resigned Friday from his post as chairman of the powerful Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, which operates the George Washington Bridge
The report's authors, he insisted, 'have their own professional and personal reputations. Six of them were former federal prosecutors. They're not going to whitewash anything for me and put their reputations at stake.'
He declared that their work product would 'stand the test of time – and it will be tested by the other investigations that are going on.
New Jersey U.S. Attorney Paul Fishman – Christie's successor in the job, and not a fan of the governor – is running his own investigation. A New Jersey special legislative committee dominated by New Jersey lawmakers is running its own probe.
Two of those partisans fired back Friday afternoon, saying the report was incomplete because it didn't include input from Bridget Kelly, the former deputy chief of staff whom Christie fired in January after the bridge scheme became national news.
Kelly sent an infamous email to David Wildstein, a Christie appointee at the New York/New Jersey port authority – which operates the George Washington Bridge – apparently signaling that a plan to alter its traffic patterns should go ahead.
'If we don't hear from the person who put the lane closures into motion, Bridget Kelly, who we know sent the email "Time for some traffic problems in Fort Lee" ... if we don't know why she sent that email, if we don't know who gave her the authority to send that email, if we don't know what she thought she may be accomplishing by sending that email, then we can't have a complete picture of what happened here,' Democratic Assemblyman John Wisniewski told the Newark Star-ledger.
Wildstein, the Port Authority
official, resigned in early December, and has since refused to testify
before the legislative committee in Trenton.
Christie said Friday that it 'was a mistake' to hire him.
The man at the top of the Port Authority, David Samson, quit his post on Friday.
Samson's departure didn't appear related to the report, although the governor said he had 'tendered his resignation to me, effective immediately,' earlier in the day.
Samson also didn't figure in the report itself – because, as with the case of Bridget Kelly, investigators never spoke with him.
Bad girl: Former Christie deputy chief of staff Bridget Anne Kelly appears to have been the driving force behind a plot to punish a Democratic New Jersey mayor by creating traffic jams in his town; Christie publicly fired her in January
Troublemaker: Former Port Authority official David Wildstein (C) implemented a days-long scheme to dlose lanes of the George Washington Bridge, and inspected the results
'The Governor's top appointee at the Port Authority refuses to be interviewed for the administration's report and then resigns the day after it comes out,' Wisneiwski noted in a joint statement Friday afternoon with fellow Democrat Loretta Weinberg, 'leaving us once again with far more questions than answers.'
'Any credible examination of the lane closures should be focused on uncovering the facts, not exonerating the governor or anyone else,' the two lawmakers said.
Cleared or not, a feisty and defiant Christie seemed to outlast a national press corps that was eager to see him slip.
Answering questions about how a plot to abuse traffic resources for political revenge could have escaped his notice.
As a chief executive, he said, deputies sledom strode into his office to brief him on minutiae.
'That's not the way it works,' he insisted.
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The Kachemak Swim Club Kings notched 54 individual individual PRs, personal records, and 50 percent relay PRs at the Snowball Invitational in Kenai on Jan. 10.
Nine-year-old Luke Nelson won KSC Swimmer of the Meet for racing to 100 percent individual and relay PRs, earning new Age Group Championship qualifying times in the 100 IM, 1:35.81, and in leading off the victorious 9-10 200 free relay, 37.05, and a new Junior Olympic Championship qualifying time in the boys open 100 back, 1:30.23. Nelson also won the boys 9-10 100 free and placed second in two other events.
Temperatures have been above freezing, but that doesn't mean it isn't hockey season. Just ask the 100 women from around the state participating in the Homer Winter Jamboree.
"The Homer Hockey Association and the Homer Divas Women's Hockey are thrilled to announce the Fifth annual Winter Jamboree hockey tournament scheduled to take place January 16-18 at the Kevin Bell Arena," said a Jan. 12 press release.
Bill Steyer, four-year head coach of Homer High School's cross country team, as well as five-year coach of the school's track and field team, has been named Alaska's 2014 girls cross country coach by the U.S. Track and Field and Cross Country Coaches Association. The announcement came in a Jan. 9 USTFCCCA press release.
"Wow! That's pretty cool I didn't even know," said Steyer when contacted by the Homer News the morning of Jan. 9.
All skill levels are welcome to participate in curling at the Kevin Bell Ice Arena on the Spit from 9:30 a.m.-noon on Sunday. There is a $5 drop-in fee. No experience is necessary.
Drawing hundreds of athletes from around the state and sending thousands of pins flying, the 2014 Special Olympics Alaska Bowling Tournament was held at Eagle River Bowl Nov. 21-23.
Homer bowlers were among those participating.
Senior night for varsity basketball last Friday was a night of reflection, celebration and bittersweet tears for the players moving on to college after the season and the teammates and coaches they are leaving here in Homer. The Friday night games were the Mariners' basketball teams last home games of the season.
The JV and varsity teams will travel to play Grace Christian School, Houston and Anchorage Christian School for three days of play that begin today.
Homer High's Nordic ski team will take 12 skiers to Anchorage for the state competition today through Saturday, following up last weekend when JV and varsity teams competed at regions in Valdez on Feb. 19 and 20.
The Valdez meet gave the Homer team a taste of a trail different from the sloping Lookout Mountain trails.
"The majority of the race was on the flats which was of course not what Homer skiers are used to," said Homer High Nordic ski assistant coach Alison O'Hara.
Homer High's girls varsity basketball finished a three-game series of conference games with a 6-0 conference record and a 17-1 overall record after winning all of their games on Feb. 18-20.
The girls team attributes their success to their strong teamwork and defensive skills.
Homer Nordic ski shines
at borough meet
The Homer High Nordic ski team competed in Borough Nordic Ski race at Lookout Mountain on Feb. 13. The race was a duathlon, which combines classic technique and skate technique into one race. At the halfway mark, the racers switch equipment, adding to the strategy and intrigue of the competition.
The Homer Glacier Kings Peewee C team participated in the President's Day Tournament in Anchorage on Feb. 12-14. With a total of four regulation games and an already small team, they had their work cut out for them.
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Va. DOT chief says there are "incredible" opportunities in post-recession economy
Scarce federal resources are forcing states to leverage the limited funds available for freight projects and need to be more creative in the manner in which those funds are distributed, Virginia's transportation secretary says.
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ARLINGTON, Va.—Scarce federal resources are forcing states to leverage the limited funds available for freight projects and need to be more creative in the manner in which those funds are distributed, Virginia's transportation secretary says.
But he says there are bargain rates out there for states which are nimble enough to get infrastructure projects off the drawing board while road builders are still hungry for business.
"This is the time for us to invest in infrastructure—but the costs are amazing. Bids are coming in about two-thirds what we thought (things would cost)," said Sean Connaughton, Virginia's transportation secretary
"Competition for infrastructure projects is incredible. We're trying to speed up ways to put money out there on the street."
Virginia is looking for a "long-term, sustainable" source of funding for transportation projects. But until then, creativity wins the day, he said.
"We're trying to leverage the limited state and federal resources we have," said Connaughton, Virginia's transportation secretary since the first of the year when new Republican Gov. Bob McDonnell entered office.
Connaughton said he recently met with truckers along the north-south Interstate 81 corridor, a major freight lane, and said they have a unique nickname for the often-congested Capital Beltway around the nation's capital.
"Truckers say they refer to this area (Washington, D.C.) as the big black hole, the congestion in this area," Connaughton said.
Freight is being diverted from truck to rail because of that congestion. Freight railroads soon will be able to run double-stack trains from the port of Norfolk, Va., to the freight Mecca of the Chicago area.
"These are challenging times," Connaughton said. "But there are great opportunities out there."
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Police in the Chinese province of Xinjiang have launched a crackdown in recent months on unregistered Christian groups, according to the China Aid Association (ChinaAid).
The first reported incident was in March, when a group in Yili was closed by police and the local religious affairs bureau and a home used for meetings was searched by armed police. One woman was arrested.
Two meetings in Urumqi were reportedly disrupted in June and two people were detained for short periods. One of them was re-arrested on August 4 when officials broke up another meeting, the US-based ChinaAid said.
Commenting on the reports yesterday, Christian Solidarity Worldwide (CSW) said that in most cases police did not produce identification or warrants.
The Christians were often not sure why their meetings – usually of fewer than 20 people in members' homes – were targeted.
The Chinese constitution, it said, gives protection only to recognized religious groups and those involved in the recent crackdown were all unregistered churches.
But in Xinjiang "citizens typically face more restrictions" and Muslims, Catholics and Protestants are also "closely monitored and often restricted."
"By prohibiting even small-scale, private religious activities the government is severely restricting individuals' right to freedom of religion or belief," said Mervyn Thomas, CSW's chief executive.
The fact that police did not show any identification or warrants, he added, "reflects the general weakness of the rule of law in the region."
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Well, when you put it that way... I suppose Microsoft would be crazy not to make Metro its default UI and relegate the classic desktop to quasi-legacy status.
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What? No Pizza and Cheesecake option?
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What? No Pizza and Cheesecake option?
Oh man, how could I do that? ...especially considering that's pretty much what I'll be having here. ...if Pizza Hut is open.
You talk the talk, but do you waddle the waddle?
Turkey and Ham!
A smoked turkey and a spiral cut honey ham of course!!
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A smoked turkey and a spiral cut honey ham of course!!
Yum! I'm eating at your house this year!
You talk the talk, but do you waddle the waddle?
You will all be waddling
Too much Thanksgiving feasting and everyone will be waddling the waddle.
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At the 2012 NAB Show, the buzz on the floor was all about this sort of viewer engagement. Even before the convention opened, global management and technology consultancy Accenture was out with new research aimed at understanding the public's perception of social media symbols appearing in TV shows and their effectiveness.
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Outrageous Hyundai Elantra GT concept gets 600 hp
When you combine a progressive manufacturer like Hyundai, and partner with California-based tuner Bisimoto Engineering, you get a 600 horsepower Elantra GT concept. This is the Elantra GT's first concept appearance at SEMA, and what an outrageous way to make its debut. Bisimoto has taken their high-performance technology and applied it to the Elantra GT and came up with some incredible performance gains. Bisimoto Engineering is known for their passion for taking overhead camshaft inline four-cylinder engines and flat-six Porsche powerplants and turning them into fire-breathing monsters.
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What they created, was one of the highest specific-output Hyundais ever created. The 600 horsepower Elantra GT is one incredible creation. The Elantra GT concept will also get some external goodies like ARK custom body kit to give it a European racing look. The one-off concept car will be shown at the 2012 SEMA Show along side a number of other Hyundai cars like the Veloster and Genesis Coupe.


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Even when procurement policies don't rule out open source solutions explicitly in this way, they often still have an unintentional bias towards proprietary software, according to Mark Johnson, development manager at OSS Watch, a body that provides advice on open source software.
"It may be that the way solutions are investigated by organizations actually favors companies that get license fees and are therefore able to offer presales support. Because the business models work differently, you may have to pay a company to come in and do a demonstration of an open source solution," Johnson says.
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Left-leaning former Prime Minister Milos Zeman is the favorite to replace Vaclav Klaus for the largely ceremonial post of Czech president, results from polling stations indicate.
He was ahead of Foreign Minister Karel Schwarzenberg by 57.62% to 42.37% in the second-round poll, with 50% of the votes counted.
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Correspondents in Prague have stressed that Czechs had to choose between two very different candidates - Zeman, the acerbic former Social Democrat prime minister, and Karel Schwarzenberg, the elderly, aristocratic foreign minister.
Zeman is a hard-drinking, chain-smoking politician, known for his witty put-downs of his political opponents while Schwarzenberg is a titled prince, 75 years old but wildly popularly amongst young, urban voters, BBC correspondent said.
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24 June 2016 11:08 AM, PDT | Variety - Film News | See recent Variety - Film News news »
Year after year film releases from January through June get the short end of the stick during the Oscar season, when latter-year entries — many of them fresh off exposure-boosting festival circuits — drown everything out.
There are exceptions, of course, but mostly, without the help of critical kudos and other precursor awards that deign to have long memories, quality work is frequently left in the also-ran pile. In an effort to keep the spotlight trained on deserving contenders, here is a long list of players we'd like to see remembered by the Academy later this year.
[Note: This list only includes films theatrically released to the public through the year's midway point. Not all festival entries are eligible.]
Best Picture: "Weiner"
Rather than save it for the documentary feature category, why not just call one of the year's best movies exactly what it is? This Sundance hit is somehow the perfect movie for now: Flawed heroes, media obsession with titillation yielding obfuscation of substance — it's brilliantly in tune with the zeitgeist. »
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The world has changed since Zoolander helped America laugh again after 9/11. A good deal of its new sequel tries to pan humor out of grappling with this. As the movie begins, protagonist Derek Zoolander (Ben Stiller, also co-writer and director) and his rival-turned-bestie Hansel (Owen Wilson) have isolated themselves over the last 14 years due to a tragedy that befell them a mere two days after the first movie left off. But both are drawn back into the high-glamor, low-iq world of male modeling after a series of celebrities are murdered, each one snapping a selfie in which they flash Derek's signature "Blue Steel" look as they die. With the assistance of new love interest Melanie Valentina (Penelope Cruz), an Interpol Fashion Police agent, the pair seek to unravel the mystery.
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Lebe mit deinem Jahrhundert, aber sei nicht sein Geschöpf; leiste deinen Zeitgenossen, was sie bedürfen, nicht was sie loben. Ohne ihre Schuld geteilt zu haben, teile mit edler Resignation ihre Strafe und beuge dich mit Freiheit unter das Joch, das sie gleich schlecht entbehren und tragen. Durch den standhaften Mut, mit dem du ihr Glück verschmähest, wirst du ihnen beweisen, daß nicht deine Feigheit sich ihren Leiden unterwirft. Denke sie dir, wie sie sein sollten, wenn du auf sie zu wirken hast, aber denke sie die, wie sie sind, wenn du für sie zu handeln versucht wirst. Ihren Beifall suche durch ihre Würde, aber auf ihren Unwert berechne ihr Glück, so wird dein eigener Adel dort den ihrigen aufwecken und ihre Unwürdigkeit hier deinen Zweck nicht vernichten… Verjage die Willkür, die Frivolität, die Rohigkeit aus ihren Vergnügungen, so wirst du sie unvermerkt auch aus ihren Handlungen, endlich aus ihren Gesinnungen verbannen. Wo du sie findest, umgib sie mit edeln, mit großen, mit geistreichen Formen, schließe sie ringsum mit den Symbolen des Vortrefflichen ein, bis der Schein die Wirklichkeit und die Kunst die Natur überwindet.
Live with your century, but do not be its captive; render to your contemporaries what they need, not what they praise. Without sharing their guilt, share with noble resignation their punishment and bow with freedom under the yoke with which they can dispense no better than they can bear it. By the steadfast courage with which you disdain their good fortune, you will demonstrate to them that it is not your cowardice that submits to their sufferings. Consider them as they ought to be when you practice to influence them, but consider them as they are when you contemplate acting on their behalf. Seek their approval through their dignity, but reckon their good fortune to their unworthiness; in this manner your own nobility will summon up their own but their unworthiness will not obstruct your goal… Expel the arbitrary, the frivolous, the coarse from their amusements, and ultimately from their natures. Wherever you find them, surround them with noble, great and ingenious forms, encompass them with the symbols of all that is excellent, until at length reality is overcome by appearance and art by nature.
–Friedrich Schiller, Über die ästhetische Erziehung des Menschen in einer Reihe von Briefen, 9. Brief (1791) in: Sämtliche Werke, vol. 5, pp. 595-96 (H. Göpfert ed. 1980)(S.H. transl.)
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I listen to a lot of conservative talk radio. Confident masculine voices telling me the enemy is everywhere and victory is near — I often find it affirming: there's a reason I don't think that way. Last spring, many right-wing commentators made much of a Bloomberg poll that asked Americans, "Are you more sympathetic to Netanyahu or Obama?" Republicans picked the Israeli prime minister over their own president, 67 to 16 percent. There was a lot of affected shock that things had come to this. Rush Limbaugh said of Netanyahu that he wished "we had this kind of forceful moral, ethical clarity leading our own country"; Mark Levin described him as "the leader of the free world." For a few days there I yelled quite a bit in my car.
The one conservative radio show I do find myself enjoying is hosted by Dennis Prager. At the Thanksgiving dinner of American radio personalities (Limbaugh is your jittery brother-in-law, Michael Savage is your racist uncle, Hugh Hewitt is Hugh Hewitt) Dennis Prager is the turkey-carving patriarch trying to keep the conversation moderately high-minded. While Prager obviously doesn't like liberals — "The gaps between the left and right on almost every issue that matters are in fact unbridgeable," he has said — he often invites them onto his show for debate, which is rare among right-wing hosts. Yet his gently exasperated take on the Obama–Netanyahu matchup was among the least charitable: "Those who do not confront evil resent those who do."
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"Matt was happy enough to sustain himself on the detritus of a world he saw as careening toward self-destruction, and equally happy to scam a government he despised. 'I'm glad everyone's so wasteful,' he told me. 'It supports my lifestyle.'"