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crap, my TV is 3D...wish it was broadcasted that way here (maybe i'll be lucky it is?)
that's just downright awesome. must be kind of odd to watch the game with glasses on, looking down to pick up your beer or smoke, and talking to your goggle-eyed friends.
cheers to Shumpert-3D!
No actually you forget you have them on. Weirdest thing is when i walk in my kitchen to grab a beer, the flourescent lighting has a purple hue to it...i'd love to see Shump or JR dunk one coming out of my TV
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John-O is a character in Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories. John-O is a member of an intelligence agency and was scheduled to meet an informant before Toni Cipriani breaks up the meeting and steals a document. The document details drug use in top sports stars, which Ned Burner (who had acted as a priest), later publishes in Liberty Tree.


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In Dojo/View/Helper/Dojo/Container.php, the djconfig parameter parseOnLoad is forced to true when using declarative style. There are cases, however, when manually running the parser after custom code may be desired. So we should be able to override the default parseonload: true using setDjConfigOption.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by Angie Life-giving Deliciousness This was one of the most flawless purchases, and best decisions, I've ever made. Every morsel of Ferrero Rocher was incredibly delicious. If I had a genie and a wish, it would be for a lifetime supply of these 10-piece heart boxes. Thank you, World Market! March 15, 2013
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Our Logan Collection has the look and feel of built-in cabinetry. Each piece of our Logan Office Suite is finished both inside and out. Our range of versatile pieces allows you to design your space for the ultimate in display and storage.
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Learning mindfulness is a great way to strengthen your focus and concentration, improve your performance, quiet an overactive mind, learn ways to let go of stress, and manage anxiety. Current Mindfulness Meditation research suggests that students who practice mindfulness meditation show improved problem-solving and creative-thinking skills, improved accuracy on standardized tests, and have increased working memory.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by GailNJ Spicy I gave this as a gift to someone who loves hot sauce on all foods. He was very happy to receive this. The price was great and arrived without any problems. A great store to order from. December 30, 2013
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Travel back to the days of raging raptors and the terrifying Tyrannosaurus rex, when dinosaurs ruled the earth! Plus, see some of the world's creepiest creatures, such as spiders, ants, dung beetles, and more. Includes Bonus Program: I Love Dinos as well as Interactive Prehistoric Creature Feature with fun facts, quizzes, sound clips, and maps.
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EpoissesOne slurp of the intensely creamy paste of this French classic, and you'll know why we go to such lengths to ensure that this unctuous pasteurized cow's milk round, made in Burgundy, France, is so delightfully decadent. Tucked into a clever wooden box meant to ease transport to our fair shores, serving Époisses isn't nearly as difficult as aging it—slice a crusty baguette and dunk away, adding a glass of Burgundian white for terroir-driven perfection. Read More
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Apeldoorn, Netherlands - Boulder's Cari Higgins (US National Cycling Team) competing in her first World Championships, placed sixth in the Women's Points Race on Wednesday. Later this week she will compete in the Women's Individual Pursuit along with USA teammate Sarah Hammer, the current World Champion in the event. Cari has eleven career elite National Championships and four Pan American Cycling Championship medals.
Higgins commented "After a couple of unfortunate crashes racing four World Cups this winter, I am really excited to have a good result at Worlds. I had to take some chances with the world's best women, like going for the first sprint and hoping to recover quickly. I am looking forward to taking this form to the Pan Am Championships this April in Columbia. It is an honor to represent the US National Team every time I put on the stars and stripes as we work towards our goal, the London 2012 Olympics".
Cari is coached by Neal Henderson of Boulder Center for Sports Medicine. She also serves an athlete representatives to the USA Cycling Board in Colorado Springs, CO.
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Cari was my first instructor when Boulder indoor velodrome opened its doors. Super groovy and mellow even though you could tell in 6 seconds she was a super honch( honchette is not a word is it)
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Top temp agencies in New York City
Want to earn cash without making a commitment? Have one of these staffing firms find you your next gig.
AccounTemps is an employment agency devoted to the financial and accounting professions: It's a daughter company of Robert Half International, which was ranked by Fortune magazine as the most admired business in the temporary-help industry in 2009. Submit your rsum through AccounTemps' website to find a placement in financial analysis, inventory, payroll, general ledger and bookkeeping jobs. Someone will contact you once your application is received, but it never hurts to follow up with a phone call within the week. Locations throughout the city; visit accountemps.com for more info.
Adecco Staffing
Adecco receives thousands of rsums annually from job candidates in the United States, and it finds work for about 500,000 people nationwide each year. The global agency specializes in a range of industries, including marketing, creative, finance, publishing, fashion and administrative services. "Our clients are virtually every single Fortune 500 company," says public-relations specialist Vannessa Almeida. Visit the company's website to search current job openings and upload your rsum. 51 Fifth Ave between 45th and 46th Sts, suite 500 (212-391-7000, adeccousa.com)
AppleOne Employment Services
The NYC flagship branch of national outfit AppleOne has been placing temps and permanents in high-end media and finance positions in New York City since 1964. Apply online, or by phone. "We're highly invested in everyone who comes into our office," says regional vice president Marie Sclafani. "We assist our candidates in developing their rsum and preparing them for interviews so they can put their best food forward." 100 Wall St at Water St, seventh floor (212-697-6770, appleone.com)
Atrium Staffing
Atrium interviews 12,000-plus candidates per year and is able to place approximately 65 percent of them, mainly in fashion companies, marketing and advertising firms, pharma/biotech companies, not-for-profits and finance firms. Job lengths tend to vary (along with the heft of the paycheck), with temp wages beginning at $15 an hour, although exec positions obviously earn more. "Over 84 percent of our applicants are referral-based," says Atrium's marketing director, Jamie Parks. "We've also expanded in the past year and a half. Atrium has grown to include administrative support, creative, IT, science and health-care placements." Fit the bill? Apply online. 71 Fifth Ave at 15th St, third floor (212-292-0550, atriumstaff.com)
Bon Temps Personnel Agency
Turns out your college stint playing secretary at your dad's law firm wasn't for naught. Bon Temps legal staffing, alive and kicking since 1977, is always looking for new blood in the form of legal secretaries, word processors, proofreaders, paralegals, contract attorneys and executive receptionists. While they require two years of experience at a New York City law firm, expect approximately $18 to $45 per hour, depending on the position and your qualifications. To apply, e-mail a rsum and cover letter to Beatrice Kaufman at email@example.com. 80 Broad St at Stone St, No. 500, (212-732-3921, bontempsny.com)
Career Group Inc.
When someone is moved to write a flattering haiku on Yelp about a temp agency, chances are the group has something going for it. CG deals with finance, advertising, real estate and fashion companies and places its temps in office, clerk, assistant, customer-service and managerial positions. President Susan Levine has more than 30 years of experience in employment agencies, and while she won't divulge names, she assures us that CG has "very desirable clients." The agency also offers 401k eligibility for employees who complete a year of service and 1,000 hours on assignment. Receptionists make $12 to $18 an hour, whereas admins rake in between $15 and $35 an hour. As Levine explains, "If you have the skills, there is a job for you." Interested parties can e-mail their resume and cover letter to email@example.com. 1212 Sixth Ave between 47th and 48th Sts (212-750-8188, careergroupinc.com)
Established in 2000, Clarity caters to a wide array of industries, with most placements found in the finance, marketing and consulting sectors. Clients include Bank of America, Young & Rubicam and Forbes magazine, and gigs—which are often straight admin jobs—can run from one day to a year and a half, and pay from $15 to $25 an hour. Applicants should have good communication and computer skills, plus a corporate background. The staff can even set you up at its IT headquarters in San Francisco or Palo Alto, California, or at its newer Clarity Technology Partners division in Richmond, if you're not dead set on staying in NYC. Visit the company's website to apply online. 8 W 38th St between Fifth and Sixth Aves, suite 502 (212-404-8000, claritystaffing.com)
Core Staffing
Core's friendly, helpful staff screens 3,000 applicants annually; opportunities include jobs in office support, marketing, PR, HR and finance. Candidates can be just starting out (entry-level employees and recent grads) and should expect pay rates to correspond with the position (approximately $15 to $75 an hour). To apply, send your rsum to email@example.com. 40 Wall St between Broad and William Sts, 16th floor (212-766-1222, employcore.com)
Kelly Services
This national agency was founded in 1946, and opened its first NYC office in midtown 12 years later. Today, Kelly Services receives thousands of applications from the New York metro area annually. "Approximately 20 to 25 percent of our jobs convert to full-time employment through our temporary-to-hire option," says Tom Lawrence, vice president of the New York City territory. "It provides the advantage of determining if the candidate and the employer are the right fit for each other." Kelly Services has placed people in Fortune 100 companies (based on the ranking from the annual Fortune 500 list) for positions including executive administrative assistants, receptionists, accountants, financial analysts, designers, desktop and help-desk support technicians, software developers, attorneys and paralegals. To review job openings or apply, contact a local office. 237 Park Ave between 45th and 46th Sts (212-949-5313) * 420 Lexington Ave between 43rd and 44th Sts, suite 200 (212-949-8545) * kellycareernetwork.com
Merlin Associates
Each month, Merlin hears from around 500 job hunters, and calls in about 100 for interviews. The staff finds jobs for 40 to 50 percent, in fields like administrative support, advertising, financial services, nonprofits, law, consulting, marketing and entertainment. To schedule an interview, e-mail your rsum and cover letter to firstname.lastname@example.com. To get a leg up, executive director John Lyons recommends reaching out to someone who has found work through Merlin before. "About 50 percent of the people that come into the office are personally referred," he says. "If they don't fit the openings we have, we may be able to counsel them and direct them to another staffing firm more suited to their needs." 545 Fifth Ave between 44th and 45th St (212-983-3533, merlinassociatesny.com)
Professionals for Nonprofits
Those looking to save the world (and themselves, from bankruptcy) should check out Professionals for Nonprofits, an agency that's been placing temps in museums, universities, NGOs and philanthropic organizations since 1996. Positions are wide-ranging, and include fund-raising, finance, executive management, human resources, marketing, communications, information technology and administration. Once you're in, you can expect to get frequent calls, offering fill-in work for a day, a month or even six-month stretches. Lucky for you, temps in the nonprofit sector are currently in high demand, a trend that Rick Bressler, PNP's business development director, attributes to the "improving health of the economy." PNP's list of clients includes Doctors Without Borders, the American Red Cross, United Way and the American Museum of Natural History. Register online at nonprofitstaffing.com. 515 Madison Ave at 53rd St, suite 1100 (212-546-9091, nonprofitstaffing.com)
Temporary Alternatives
"Finance is leading the way here, but we'll [consider] anybody," says Temporary Alternatives account representative Regis Canning, and he's telling the truth. The company guaranteed face time: Anyone who submits a rsum is invited to the office for an interview with one of the reps. TA is able to get about a third of each month's 100 applicants placed somewhere, and the staff also offers rsum and interview help so that you can present yourself in the best light. "The rsum is paramount to getting people placed," Canning says. Submit yours to firstname.lastname@example.com or firstname.lastname@example.com. 295 Madison Ave at 41st St (212-779-7169, tempalt.com)
Temporary Staffing by Suzanne, LTD
Anyone who's looking for a nonmanagerial office support position (across the board, except for legal) should give Suzanne G. Davis's company a call. Founded in 1999, this proudly "100 percent woman-owned" agency is mainly fueled by word-of-mouth recommendations. College grads with prior office experience are preferred. "We're one of New York's most nurturing and supportive agencies," Davis says. Meetings are by appointment only, so e-mail email@example.com with a rsum, cover letter and how you heard about the company to book some face time. (212-856-9500, suzannenyc.com)
This Midtown East outfit has been open since 1962, and receives about 100 applications each week. "We try to respond to all of them," says marketing production coordinator Brian Rosenblatt. "If [someone] takes the time to apply, we give them the courtesy of responding with a phone call to see where their talents lie." About one in three applicants are hooked up with jobs across a dozen divisions. TemPositions finds candidates for general office support staff, and the company's affiliates work on the rest: IT jobs are filled through CompuForce; school staffing with School Professionals; social service and nonprofit staffing with TemPositions Health Care; and waiters, bartenders and culinary placements are through TemPositions Eden Hospitality. A branch on Long Island also deals with warehouse and engineering positions. Send rsums to firstname.lastname@example.com; the agents will contact you if there's an availability that fits your skill set. 420 Lexington Ave between 42nd and 43rd Sts, 21st floor (212-490-7400, tempositions.com)
Taylor Hodson Inc.
The 100 to 200 rsums submitted through Taylor Hodson's website on a daily basis are reviewed within 24 hours, and at this fast-paced agency, the squeaky wheel gets the grease. According to Ed Reagan, director of temporary staffing, following up with a phone call after a few days will increase your chances of being one of the 50 job hunters asked in for an interview each week. Hodson's placements include temporary, permanent and temp-to-perm positions, concentrated in administrative and clerical support. The average length of a gig is a week or two, but they range from a day to a month. 133 W 19th St between Sixth and Seventh Aves (212-924-8300, taylorhodson.com)
Wall Street Services
As the name implies, Wall Street Services is geared toward finding its applicants jobs in the finance industry. But if that's what you're looking for, be warned: You have to be on your game from the start. Anywhere from 10 to 30 applicants are called in for interviews out of the 400 to 700 rsums submitted per week. Talented job hunters can expect to get hired for positions in banking, trade operations or project management. WSS is prohibited from disclosing exactly which companies it works with, but CEO Peter Laughter says WSS has done business with nearly every major investment bank on Wall Street. Upload your rsum to the website, and someone will contact you if you're suited to an opening. 11 Broadway between Battery Pl and Morris St, suite 910 (212-509-7200, wallstreetservices.com)
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I live in Dubai and I have to much experience in advertising production, installing sign board, follow up with customer, delivery and I have international driving license from Dubai and I hope to find good job in advertising agency
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Hi I'm looking for temp work that I can do from home. I have a college degree and I have more than 25 years of work experience as a claims specialist.
I am looking for a good agency to work for when I move to New York. I have never been to New York and I have never worked for a temp agency, but I feel like that could be a good way to get in working for a good company. Thanks for the article.  http://www.carlsonstaffing.com/about-our-services/
When I was looking for a job I had a hard time finding a good recruiting agency. Most of them treat you as a number. I wanted to have that personal touch...so I found it at AdamPersonnel.com. They are true professionals. They listened carefully for what I want and managed to find a perfect fit for me. So they migt help you too.
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AppleOne is a scam. Look it up on glassdoor.com.
Hey, This article is over 2 years old, some of these companies no longer exist, can you update this list? Thanks, Zac
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Hi we are a recruiting company in UAE and we need candidates from US for a teaching Jobs in UAE. We have a campaign in New york coming up soon as well. Who could I contact regarding this?
The article is very informative. I recently graduated with a psych degree specializing in addictions and recovery. I also have extensive admin experience, previously working at Panasonic, Liberty Science Center and the NYC Dept of Health and Mental Hygiene. I would love to interview with an organization that can put me into a position where I can put my skills to work.
Im new to the New York City area and im looking for a great place to work. I don't have a degree but I have 15+ years experience in the Mortgage world most recently MTG Loan Processing....... Anyone ?
BEWARE CORE STAFFING! I worked with them on two different occasions. The staff there is oddly rude and put-upon considering they are a staffing company. Whenever I've called in, I've been put on hold and ignored. The two jobs they placed me had verbally abusive managers and they sent me on a job interview, where the interviewer said I wasn't qualified enough for the position. Ultimately, they seem to work well at getting new clients but aren't respectful of your time if you are looking for work. I have had much better experience with Vanguard and Apple One.
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Hello! I just had my associates degree in Applied Science in Business Management with Computer Application in Healthcare, and my National Professional Customer Service Certification. I am looking for any entry level in Billing & coding, or any positions such as Clerical, Front Desk, Receptionist. I can also say I am hard working. Thank you.
HI, i just moved to NY from sydney, i was doing my second master in professional accounting there, before, back in my country (Bangladesh) i was accountant in jobs for 5 years. now, i need a job desperately, i need your guidance please. thanks
I am looking for a 1 to 2 year contract to work in New York. I have an Honor's degree in Business Management. I am willing to do something completely different and exciting. I would like to experience the USA organizational culture! Please contact me via e-mail if you have anything suitable.
I am seeking an afternoon or evening temporary position where I will be able to utilize my transferable skills utilized in the field of higher education to obtain a customer services position.
Currently looking for employment. Will be graduating from Berkeley College next semester with my Bachelor's Degree in Criminal Justice. Served in the military.
I am a detail oriented, quick learner seeking employment. I have a B.S. in Business Management and have experience in administrative, customer service, online sales and reception. Please contact me regarding employment. Thank you.
I am looking for employment, I am a recent graduate from an accredited University that has experience in many different job varieties.
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I am recent graduate of York College in Queens with BS in Business Administration(HR focus), i am seeking a positon in the field of HR, Accounting, Customer Service/Administration. I have over fifteen years of experience in the areas mentioned above. Please feel free to contact me at the stated email address.
I am a recent graduate with a BS in Business Management ( with concentration in Management ) from Medgar Evers college in Brooklyn NY(2013) I am looking for a position in HR, Operations Manager, Business Management or Customer Service. please feel free to contact at the above email. Thanks for your time. Bervian Baptiste
Looking forward to be a part of the teams to better benefit the company, thank you
I have been in the ground transportation industry for the last 28 years in the capacity of Driver, Dispatcher, Operations Manager, Customer Service and Sales Representative. I am currently looking to get out of the ground transportation aspect of this industry. I do feel confident that I may apply my customer service skills to whatever opportunities may exist int today's job market. Therefore, if there are any current openings in this field, then please feel free to contact me via email Jaime Baez
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I am looking for a full time daytime job for data entry operator because I have data entry operator experience or skills for 11 years 7 months. I was working for the company called Atlantic Para Transit Access Ride. My company shut down 2 years ago on February 26, 2011.
I am looking for a full time night job, I can be reach by email.
This comment is not meant to be in anyway help full. I just wanted to point out something funny...Bon Temps is looking for "new blood"? Anyone else chuckle to themselves when they read that. Then I went on to read that the woman who runs it is believed to be evil...strange
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What Did Reuters Pay a Teenager to Cover the Syrian Conflict?
Molhem Barakat, the 18-year-old Reuters stringer who was killed in Syria on December 20, had told another photographer that Reuters paid him $100 a day for uploading a set of 10 pictures, according to a report on Global Voices.
Barakat also told the photographer, Prague-based photojournalist Stanislav Krupar, that Reuters paid him a bonus of $50 to $100 if his photos were published by The New York Times or the newspaper's Lens Blog.
Reuters avoided answering questions from a BBC reporter about whether or not Reuters checked to see if Barakat was a minor before paying him for his work in a war zone, or if the agency provided him with a flak jacket, helmet or any hostile environment training.
The Global Voices article also offers information Barakat gave to another reporter about why he had to remain in Aleppo. Barakat was the twenty-third journalist killed this year in Syria, according to Committee to Protect Journalists.
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But what is it that I am referring to when I say "desire"? In a few words, I refer to three processes. First: the impulse of attraction, which draws us towards certain universes, and the impulse of repulsion, which pushes us away from others without us knowing exactly why, blindly guided by the affects that each of these encounters generates in our body. Second: the forms of expression that we create in order to bring into the visible and utterable the sensible states that such connections and disconnections progressively produce in our subjectivity. Third: the metamorphoses of ourselves and of our territories of existence, which are fabricated in this process.
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"Now that we have this tool, we're considering giving employees smartphones to report issues from the field more effectively," says City of New Haven, Conn., Chief Administrative Officer Rob Smuts. "Take a picture, type in a few pieces of information, and you're done." Photo: SeeClickFix
To report a problem in Baltimore, citizens use a 311 mobile app to send details and pictures to the city's public call center. Photo: Connected Bits
The public can check the status of reports and city response times through the Baltimore 311 mobile app, track their locations, and browse through photos. Photos: Connected Bits
New Haven, Conn., is getting a new, online 311 system virtually for free. WebQA Inc.'s 311 platform had been imbedded on the city's website, but the program was designed for governments — not the governments' customers. Residents rarely used it.
One dissatisfied customer was Ben Berkowitz, a George Washington University electronic media graduate. He couldn't figure out which department to contact to report graffiti in his neighborhood (that particular function "belongs" to the city's New Haven Livable City Initiative rather than Public Works), or whether his message ever made it to anyone who could actually do something about it.
"I realized that none of my calls were being documented, so I was essentially starting the complaint process over each time I called," he says. "I thought, 'Wouldn't it be great if there was a way for a resident to easily record and submit common community concerns, such as graffiti and potholes, so they could be quickly reviewed and resolved?'"
He developed a free Web interface (and, later, smartphone app) where residents use a map to submit an issue and are automatically apprised via email as the issue is resolved. The city had mapped infrastructure assets with Esri's ArcGIS several years earlier and just bought Azteca Systems Inc.'s Cityworks software for managing the assets. The next logical question was: Can we integrate these three tools to automate the process of receiving and responding to complaints?
Yes. After sorting complaints by keyword, the portal transmits the data to the city. Some issues — crime reports, fire hydrant concerns, questions for the public library — are emailed to the appropriate department for resolution. The most common — about potholes, sidewalks, parking meters — flow directly into ArcGIS. The issue location is geocoded, a service request is created, and, if appropriate, used to generate a work order in Cityworks. The software then prompts the portal to email the resident at four points in the resolution process (see sidebar at right).
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This created an unforeseen challenge. City employees appreciated getter fewer phone calls, but were swamped with email messages. "The challenge was aligning our ability to handle this information overload," says Smuts.
"It's prompted us to revamp our internal systems — how we handle potholes, for example — which has given us metrics we didn't have. We'd fill the potholes, but didn't track where they were or how many. Having that information forces us to focus on such metrics, so we have much better internal processes in place. But we don't have a baseline to compare it with."
Different departments manage the information they receive differently.
The Livable City Initiative manages graffiti reports via SeeClickFix's dashboard. Parks & Recreation and Engineering download complaints once a day to an Excel spreadsheet.
The city is also using the system to improve communication with residents, such as the elderly, who don't have a computer. Employees who answer the various department general phone numbers take down the information along with the caller's name and phone number. The employee enters the information, gets emails as the issue moves through the system, and calls the resident when notified that the issue has been resolved.
"We're getting to a 311 without doing the infrastructure investment to get there," Smuts says. "In fact, it's in a lot of cities that don't have 311 networks because it's not all or nothing in any of these components. You can start with the free system and just get emails. You won't turn off residents with a clunky interface and it's very easy on the city's end to bite off pieces."
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Freeport - After 39 years in the classroom, this week's Golden Apple award winner is retiring. Mr. Lathinghouse taught middle school language arts in Okaloosa and Walton Counties. He spent the last 6 years at Freeport Middle School. They say he'll be hard to replace.
For Walton County students, Thursday was the last day of school before summer break. But for Thomas Lathinghouse, the day held more finality. After 39 years of teaching language arts to 7th and 8th graders, "Mr. L" is retiring. "Teaching has been the best decision I ever made," said Lathinghouse.
His legacy: thousands of students who love reading. "I enjoy reading a lot now. Before I didn't really like it, I thought it was really boring but "Mr. L" has taught us to get into the book, said 8th grader Tessa Hendrix. "He has helped me progress and I've seen a lot of other students progress in their writing skills and in their reading skills," said Nikole Dier, who nominated Mr. Lathinghouse. "He is always keeping us laughing and learning, so it's never boring," said 8th grader Victoria Edwards
For "Mr.L," it's not just about the skills. "I want them to enjoy what they do out of school too, and I want them to be able to read and understand," said Lathinghouse. "Just the passion he has for literature and writing, that is carried through to the children. That's what the most important thing is here, kids not just getting the education but having a passion for education," said Charlie Morse, the Principal of Freeport Middle School
Congratulations to Mr. Lathinghouse, this week's Golden Apple award winning teacher.


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Remembering 9/11: 10-Year Commemorative Collection features powerful footage and first-hand accounts to remember those who were lost, to shed light on how 9/11 happened and to celebrate the spirit of hope. A portion of the proceeds support the Ferguson/Judge 9/11 Fund.
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This is an excellent account. I made this purchase after viewing the 3 ½ hour Nat Geo special last year. It was very informative and touching. I haven't watched these videos yet, but this set contains several extra specials.
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Excellent DVD set, I'm glad I went with this commemorative set. My only complaint was it apparently had gone to print before Bin Laden's demise and so it it didn't include President Obama's comments about the raid at the end of the Inside 9/11 program, as the recent airing of the show over the Memorial day weekend did. That said, this is a very complete collection and would recommend it.


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Literally, I nearly crapped myself watching this. It's all 100% true. Literally.
Literally, I nearly crapped myself watching this. It's all 100% true. Literally.
"A human being should be able to change a diaper, plan an invasion, butcher a hog, conn a ship, design a building, write a sonnet, balance accounts, build a wall, set a bone, comfort the dying, take orders, give orders, cooperate, act alone, solve equations, analyze a new problem, pitch manure, program a computer, cook a tasty meal, fight efficiently, die gallantly. Specialization is for insects." - Time Enough For Love, by Robert Heinlein
It's sad because I think I've seen this guy in Bread Co. complaining about Wash U being too cheap to buy a 25ft diving board for the swimmers. Whats even sadder is when my dad joins in the convo talking about how the university medical building only lets him take a vacation for only a month per 3.5 years.
Also, he's accurate, but why is he heiling every 5 seconds?


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Michel Gondry, Video for Kylie Minogue's "Come Into My World" (2002).
Oh to live in a world populated by endless Kylies, in all their pink and light blue splendor, blonde curls forever tossed by the wind, a bombshell calmly oblivious to the chaos blooming around her, duplicate upon duplicate, doubling and redoubling into infinity. Or it may be some sort of cursed recursion, a tangled loop where Kylie after Kylie after Kylie proliferate uncontrollably, a world into which you may not want to come: Kylie, eleison. In his feature films Gondry has shown an interest in repetition (the joy of repetition really is in him, as Hot Chip once sang), about the possibility of eternal return, but it's in this video – shot in fifteen takes, a disappointingly finite number – where the idea sees its clever visual fruition. (It's also my favorite Gondry work so far.) Or perhaps it's a sly comment on the world of celebrity: the steady accretion of public personas amidst the media swirl, as omnipresent cameras stalk her in the streets as she performs the ordinary act of picking up her own dry cleaning, until she and we lose track of the real Kylie amidst the multitudes of Kylies, Kylie ceaselessly imploring you to lift her up, up, high upon your love, condemned to strut forever on an infinitely scrolling catwalk.


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Erin has been a mama for six years, a blogger for five, and professional photographer for four. She hopes to be all of those things for at least another 50. She's passionate about her family, her friends, bright colors and shooting jpeg (what?!). Erin is also the creative force behind the highly acclaimed Clean Color video editing tutorial. Those are the things that feed her soul but Erin says writing about them feels like the dessert. Erin makes her home and runs her business in Huntsville, Alabama.


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Firefox has been inducted to the 100 greatest PC technologies of all time, a list compiled by Maximum PC and the feature story of its December issue.
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Mozilla Firefox (2004) It's the open-source browser you know and love. Firefox regularly implements new features ahead of Internet Explorer, while also eating away at the latter's market share.
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On Kickstarter, a "MyPi" industrial SBC using the RPi Compute Module offers a mini-PCIe slot, serial port, wide-range power, and modular expansion. You might wonder why in 2016 someone would introduce a sandwich-style single board computer built around the aging, ARM11 based COM version of the original Raspberry Pi, the Raspberry Pi Compute Module. First off, there are still plenty of industrial applications that don't need much CPU horsepower, and second, the Compute Module is still the only COM based on Raspberry Pi hardware, although the cheaper, somewhat COM-like Raspberry Pi Zero, which has the same 700MHz processor, comes close.


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Suspended Rider returns to the Peloton but can we move on & Doping Panel Discussion
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Don't miss the Panel Discussion at Retul Wednesday Night!
This week we come full circle in the impact of doping in our own local community, as of November 24, Chuck Coyle is a free man and can race again, this after having served a 2 year sanction by USADA. Chuck was one of the first of few who have so far been busted by the the famous list of Joe Papp. The last suspended rider to return to the peleton, Todd Roberson so far has not been welcomed very well given some of the comments from fellow riders. Once someone is suspend for such an act are they branded for life or can the cycling community find ways to move on?
Some say that say that it's the silence of the riders that prevents them from moving on. Some won't talk but Chuck did share a few words with us
Chuck racing Sunday
I am really excited to get back out and race again. I wouldn't wish the situation I was in on anyone but it ended up being a blessing in disguise. It helped put a lot of things into perspective for me, remind me of what is important and who my true friends are. There are many who once finished racing professionally stop racing all together. That is not me, I love the competition and pushing myself. I don't ride 1/4 of what I once did but still love competing....I'm just further back in the pack now.
See you at the races!
Before you scroll down to the 'Add Comment' link lets stop to think about all that has happened in the last 2 years in cycling, for starters the Lance Armstrong and the world around him has come crashing down, a Grand Fondo guy gets nailed for doping and USADA is coming to Colorado. Progress to clean up our sport is moving forward but dopers in the amateur fields in Colorado still exist according to a very good source of mine but does writing done of hateful comments clean up the sport or threatening to "push him into a ditch make you better"? I say, let's look forward to clean up the sport, welcome USADA to Colorado races and events and support those teams, organization and promoters who do what they can to ensure that we have a healthy growing sport for the future.
Come to the Panel Discussion on Doping Wednesday
Come to Retul in Boulder or Listen to it live where George Thomas of Over the Top Radio leads a panel discussion with a select set of panelist and from the audience on the topic
Location: Retul
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Time 6:30 pm
Panelist include
Timmy Duggan: Reigning US Pro Road Champion, 2012 Olympic Team 2012 World's Team currently racing with Team Saxo-Tinkoff
Michael Aisner: Director Red Zinger Classic, Announcer, Promoter. Influential in the sport since the early 80s and, in my opinion, a perfect voice for where cycling has been, where it is now and where it's going.
Ruthie Matthes: National Champion in multiple road and mountain events, World Champion MTB, Olympic Team member. Ruthie offers a unique perspective on this topic as someone who built her sport and saw changes as it grew.
Shawn Heidgen: Shawn raced professionally and stayed clean at the height of the EPO years. Amazing stories. She works for Training Peaks and analyzes TdF power data from selected racers.
Don Powell: Don is owner and president of Panache Cyclewear. He cut his legs in the gutters of Belgium, racing several seasons as a professional rider before finishing his career riding in the US for Saab.
If you cannot attend feel free to listen live and send your questions/comments to email@example.com or on Over the Top Radio's Facebook Page
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Once a doper, always a doper.
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
Once a doper, always a doper.
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I missed seeing chuck at the
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I missed seeing chuck at the races, welcome back cc!
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There are now stories coming
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There are now stories coming out of those pros who chose NOT to dope and thus had mediocre careers as a result. Those are my heroes - the ones who had the willpower to resist and do the right thing instead of becoming part of the problem.
Cycling will not be seen as legit - ever again - until LIFETIME BANS are handed down to all dopers past & present. Cycling is now the laughing stock of the pro sports world. What a shame that is.
Garmin's "ride clean" BS went down the toilet when they did not immediately fire anyone on the team who ever doped.
Chuck Coyle, Todd Robertson, Lance Armstrong, David Millar, etc etc etc. Lifetime bans for all. Who gives a toss if they're "ambassadors" for the sport. They cheated, profited from their cheating, and are all despicable IMHO.
Points: 3
Are any of these people
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
Are any of these people claiming to be ambassadors for the sport? Todd Robertson?? Seriously.
Points: 14
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
You mean, it will never be legit for you, right? You don't speak for everyone on this.
As screwed up as things are, it's commonly understood that both pro football and pro baseball have huge problems with drugs. Not in the news 'cause they're not really trying to clean it up. Hell, take a look at any reasonably successful HS football team in TX, CA, FL... and you'll find more doping there than Garmin could dream of doing.
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Forget Drugs other pro sports have problems with Jail
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
It amazes me at how difficult it is for many pro sports players not in cycling to stay out of jail! I think the image pro football and college basketball has with having felons on the team is greater than their drug problem. Cycling is far ahead even with our current challenges.
Points: -4
Yeah, if WADA existed for the
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
Yeah, if WADA existed for the NFL, the game and players would be drastically different. Not that this makes it ok for cycling. But there is a double standard...
Points: 14
If football and baseball were
Submitted by Zeus (not verified) on
If football and baseball were olympic sports, and therefore fell under WADA, things would be different. They aren't, they don't, and they don't really care to fight the players' unions over drug testing since they aren't forced to.
Points: -11
The fault in your argument is
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
The fault in your argument is this: the IMAGE & REPUTATION of the sport of football & baseball have not been tarnished almost irreparably by the media coverage of doping & performance-enhancing drugs. The sport of cycling has. Cycling is the laughing stock of the general public. Football & baseball are not.
So - until the media decides to tarnish football & baseball to the extent that it has with cycling, I advocate lifetime bans for all dopers so we can in essence start over to rebuild cycling as we know it. Otherwise it will continue to be delegitimized by ex-dopers returning to the fold. THEN it would be legit for me. Thus endeth my sermon for the day.
Points: 9
Rebuild it as we know it???
Submitted by Old, but not th... (not verified) on
That's funny. There has been doping in cycling from the very beginning. What mystical era of dope-free cycling do you harken back to?
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According to cognitive research, people learn best when they: 1) Make subject matter personal and place it in the context of their lives. 2) Connect new information with old, placing it in the context of what they already know. 3) Verbalize it, restating new information in their own words.
The sort of writing that most facilitates learning is informal, relatively unstructured, and has an emphasis more on what is said (the new ideas and concepts being struggled with) than how it is said (correct spelling, grammar and usage). These things are important, but to what extent depends on the purpose of the writing. When students are writing to learn their attention should be on ideas more than on "correctness." If they later seek to convey this information to others, then correctness becomes important.
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AAA Auto Club South and Budweiser have teamed up once again this St. Patrick's Day weekend with their "Tow to Go" program.
The program works like this, starting this weekend through early Thursday morning if you're drinking alcohol and the one driving — don't. Call 1-800-AAA-HELP and a confidential and free ride home plus a tow will be provided for you. The services are offered in Florida, Georgia and west and middle Tennessee.
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If there is one thing that all Americans can agree on in the health care debate, it's that the system is a mess crying out for creative solutions. Solving that problem is what intrigued Vivian Lee about leading University of Utah Health Sciences. The position, which she accepted in 2011, let her launch a unified attack on the shortcomings of American health care, which she says is sapping the nation's productivity.
"What you need is an organization that can partner between the academic folks, who are the think tank for medicine, and the hospitals, which are like the laboratory," Lee explains. "There are not a lot of places in the country that are doing that."
The University of Utah, she says, happens to be that rare beast where medicine's ivory tower shares office space with the ER.
As chief executive of the U of U's Health Care network and dean of the U of U's School of Medicine, she can work for solutions to health care. The position gives her oversight of four hospitals, the John Moran Eye Center, the Huntsman Institute, 1,200 physicians and an annual budget of $2.3 billion. "We are care providers," she says of the medical-services delivery network. "We understand the challenges of health care. As university hospitals, we tend to serve the underserved. We get the sickest patients with the most complicated medical issues."
And she's also dean of the School of Medicine. "On the academic side, we have the thought leaders who can get us out of this mess. We have economists and behavior scientists and academics who know insurance."
Lee is a Rhodes scholar with a doctorate from Oxford in medical engineering, a medical degree from Harvard Medical School and an MBA from New York University's Stern School of Business. Before coming to Utah, Lee was chief scientific officer and senior vice president of NYU's Medical Center.
Attacking one side of the health care problem, Lee has already begun pressing the Legislature to increase the number of students accepted into the Medical School. For years, the school's enrollment was set at 102 students, even though the state's population tripled over the same time. Then four years ago, federal funding cuts forced a reduction to 82 students. Every year, more than 1,500 applicants vie for those slots.
"For its population, Utah is fourth from the bottom in primary care physicians," Lee explains. "That's not good. And as we are the second-fastest-growing state in the country, it's only going to get worse."
Working closely with Lee, state Sen. John Valentine convinced the Legislature to add 40 medical school slots at a cost of $10 million annually. In the past, one of the hurdles to expanding Utah's medical school has been that lawmakers are irked that too many of the publically-subsidized positions go to out-of-state applicants or, worse, to graduates who take their Utah MDs out of state for higher-paying jobs.
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ZF-5514: Function and Class frontends always call test() before load()
With some backends (like File) this is efficient., as test() is more efficient than load(). On other backends (like memcached), test() and load() are essentially the same (call _memcache->get), which means that for every cache hit there are two roundtrips to memcached. With such backends, the frontend should just call load() and see if it returns anything.
getCapabilities() can be potentially used to communicate backend's preference to the frontend
change Assignee because I'm inactive now
I think it has wide effect over many backends, if we would not call test() before load().
I want to know how much time would be saved by unifieing test() into load().
Added a patch.
This uses only load to get cached data and to detect uncached data. (load have to return false if cache doesn't hit by all backends)
Furthermore this patch check first if the cached result is an valid array for function/class frontend.
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Unlicensed spectrum brought us wireless phones and WiFi—so why isn't more available? Several key thinkers behind "TV white space devices" now say that those ideas could and should be extended to many other bands.
By Nate Anderson, Ars Technica
Say you have some bright idea for the "next WiFi" and you just need a tiny little smidgen of open spectrum in which to deploy the invention that will bring cheap, easy, ubiquitous communications nirvana to everyone. Can you get it?
Generally, no. The US government squats on huge swaths of spectrum, while paid-up license holders (like cell phone service providers) control much of the rest. Slivers of spectrum are left open for unlicensed use, and those tiny bands have produced great big social benefits: wireless baby monitors, wireless phones, and WiFi.
But a set of papers from the New America Foundation argue that the Obama administration should take a different course on spectrum, making it simple for entrepreneurs to launch new wireless devices even in occupied bands. Their common credo: spectrum is abundant—if you treat it right. . . It's time to start sharing . . .


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Thank you for your last two covers of More Magazine. It was great to see women of color grace your covers. I am Caucasian, and I use blonde hair dye to give a more youthful touch to my "mature" hair. Yet I cannot identify with the myriad of blonde women that usually are on your covers. I work with a very diverse group of women, ranging from women starting careers in their 20s to women soon to choose retirement. They are also ethnically diverse, and they have enriched my life each working day and year.
Though I had a subscription to More several years ago, I did not renew it when it expired. Part of the reason was the cover image. I wasn't sure to whom the magazine was being marketed, but it seemed all the interesting women I worked with were not included. Your articles seemed to cast a wider net, but I didn't know how women of color would be able to tell that. I hope that you will continue to draw from a diverse group of women to grace your covers in the future. Your magazine has much to offer women from many different backgrounds, and I hope your covers will continue to draw them in.
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Thank you for your "Against All Odds" article in the February issue. As someone who has dealt with health issues since I was a teenager, I feel it is important to highlight women who realize that while they have a chronic illness, it does not need to define them as a person.
I know that the idea of ostomy surgery of any type is frightening, so I wasn't surprised when Dede Cummings said the thought terrified her. Because Crohn's disease is not limited to one part of the digestive system, ostomy surgery is not necessarily a cure for her disease. However, I would like to reassure people who may need ostomy surgery, that it is still possible to live a full and active life following surgery. After living with Ulcerative Colitis for 10 years, I had an ileostomy at age 23, that was 34 years ago. Since my surgery, I have given birth to three children, actively managed a large grain farm, taught school, traveled, served on volunteer boards, and participated in a variety of sports and exercise activities including biking, snow skiing, swimming, aerobics, and Pilates. The point being, I am able to lead a normal life and am not hindered by the fact that I wear an ostomy pouch 24/7. Life with an ileostomy allows me to actually live my life without the constant pain and the worry about restroom locations that dominated my life through high school and college. There are definitely challenges related to living with an ileostomy; however, I do believe, in my case, the benefits have far outweighed the challenges.
I would be the first to admit that the most important factor that helped me accept my surgery and lead a full active life was the support of my husband. He understood 37 years ago when he married me that I had a chronic illness that may require surgery at some point. Neither of us could have guessed it would come so early in our marriage. Knowing that he sees me as a beautiful and desirable woman has allowed me to accept the bodily changes and inconveniences that come with a surgery such as this.
For those facing ostomy surgery, I suggest visiting the United Ostomy Association of America website, where you will find articles on the various types of surgery and tips on living with an ostomy. To read inspiring stories about people who have had ostomy surgery, check out the Great Comebacks website. We all have limitations, but we also have the choice to move beyond those limitations, whatever they are, and live full productive lives.
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Today I got a chance to work on the UL for the first time since early October. Between hunting and going back to work (yeah I get the summers off. Sweet!) I had to suspend project Knucklebolt for a while. Today I got a fire going in the garage (in the wood stove!) put the generator in, then decided to attack the kicker problem.
Woody mentioned that perhaps the bushing that the gear rides on, which mates to the kicker gear "clutch" gear, was too tight, and that wasn't letting the gear spring back. So that was the first thing I checked. I found just the opposite, the gear is quite "wobbly" on the shaft/bushing. Would that be my problem? Kicker skips and slips. Anyhow, spent a lot of time just pulling the cover off and on, trying different "things", spacing the gear on the cover differently, etc. Sometimes it seems to work okay...but sometimes still get a skip and a bang. Again, the gear on the main shaft is very wobbly.
Trouble #2: As I was kicking over of the engine, playing with the kicker, oil started puking profusely out the breather, below the cam cover. WTF? This engine is a rebuild by an unknown builder. Would an incorrectly timed breather gear cause that? Or would one assume the return pump is not working, and I've kicked it over enough to fill up the cases? Anyhow, decided to call it quits for the night, and see what you all might have to say about it.
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Women's Hockey Loses Game and Series to No. 6 Cornell
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ITHACA, N.Y. (3/1/14) - Princeton had three different players score in a 5-3 loss to No. 6 Cornell in Game 2 of the ECAC Quarterfinal series. With Cornell's 3-2 come-from-behind victory yesterday, the Big Red win the series 2-0, and end Princeton's season.
Princeton took the lead for the second straight game but Cornell responded with three goals to gain the lead. The Tigers cut it to one on two occassions and battled for the game-tying goal with an extra-attacker but an empty-net goal for Cornell sealed the win for the Big Red.
Senior Sally Butler tallied the opening goal just 5:01 into the game with help from junior Brianna Leahy and senior Denna Laing. Leahy got the puck deep and sent around the back of the net to Laing. Laing sent the puck into traffic in front of the net and Butler was on the doorstep to send it home.
Cornell scored twice in the second half with goals from Morgan Richardson and Taylor Woods. Richardson scored at 2:19 when she ripped a shot from the center point that went over the shoulder of Princeton netminder Kimberly Newell. It took 15 more minutes before the Big Red took their first lead of the game. Admist a scramble out in front it was Woods that was able to get the final stick on the puck and roofed the shot for the goal.
Jessica Campbell made it 3-1 at 2:19 of the third. A battle for the puck along the boards was poked free and back to Campbell. She ripped a shot right point that went over the glove shoulder of Newell.
Thirty-nine seconds later, Laing cut the deficit to 3-2 with an unassisted tally. Sydney Smith turned the puck over right on the doorstep and Laing capitalized with a shot over the glove of Paula Voorheis.
An unlucky bounce for the Tigers led to Cornell's fourth goal at 7:37. As Princeton tried to whip the puck around the boards it didn't get to its intended recipient but popped out too early and to the stick of Jillian Saulnier who ripped a shot for the goal.
Freshman Cassidy Tucker's seventh goal of the season made it 4-3 at 16:25. Senior Rose Alleva had a heavy hand in the goal as she backhanded a shot that deflected off the skate of Tucker and between the pads of Voorheis. Freshman Molly Strabley got the puck to Alleva for the secondary assist.
Princeton tried to get the equalzier but an empty-net goal by Saulnier with 53.8 seconds reamining capped the game.
Newell made 29 saves in goal for the Tigers, while Voorheis stopped 18 shots for Cornell which advances to the ECAC semifinals.
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Haunted by tragedy, Robert F. Kennedy's large brood has been responsible for a fair amount of turmoil and misbehavior. Yet behind the harsh headlines, the brothers and sisters have been united in love for their mother. On October 18, HBO will debut Ethel, Rory Kennedy's documentary about RFK's widow. Through interviews with her eight living siblings as well as her mother, Kennedy creates a portrait of a mischievous and determined woman with a life story full of surprises. Among them:
Ethel's parents, Ann and George Skakel, were conservative Republicans. Asked what they thought of her campaigning for Democrats, she says, "I think they thought I was a little Communist."
She was arrested in 1967 for stealing horses. Spotting three starving animals near the family's home, Ethel simply took them. The owner sued her for "horse thievery," which, says her daughter Courtney, "in Virginia at the time was a hanging offense."
In the past 20 years, she has joined human rights delegations to such spots as Namibia, Albania, Poland and Kenya. Onscreen, Ethel's children credit her, more than their father, for fostering a commitment to public service. "The truth is, he died when we were very, very young," says Kerry, "so that really was from my mother."
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Tesla took to Twitter to confirm the vehicle's name, the Model 3. Then, speaking to Auto Express directly, CEO Elon Musk claimed the upcoming model will directly rival BMW's 3 Series.
When compared to its full-sized brother, the Model S, the new 3 is reportedly 20 percent smaller and sells for half the cost at $35,000. Its range is slightly shorter than the Model S at 200 miles on a single charge compared to the S's 300.
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you do great work and I really enjoy the Head Trip comics, especially the ones with Mal. looking forward to seeing the art you make in the Future.
You have a wonderful portfolio!
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Just saw one of your twilight slams from a linky, then i wound up going through your entire gallery. I gotta say, i really enjoy your sense of humor and your art is great. Though... a little weighted towards gargoyles... liked the cartoon, never knew the series continued in any other forms. Any ways, just wanted to post my appreciation for a good artist with a sense of humor i like!
Hi, quick question. What software do you use to get your comics to look so put together?
You know, I hate to say it but you've actually regressed. At least in your old art you actually tried to do highlights.
I have just discovered your art and grow more and more fascinated with each piece I see. Would love to find out how to get a piece for my studio.
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Died: March 6, 1982 in Chicago, IL
High School: J. Sterling Morton
College: Wisconsin (school history)
Drafted by the Chicago Cardinals in the 7th round (77th overall) of the 1956 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 2 (11632nd overall since 1950)
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