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A Prayer for Owen Meany
by John Irving
A Prayer for Owen Meany Memory and the Past Quotes
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Then I saw Simon raise his hands; Noah's hands were already in place—and my Uncle Alfred and my Aunt Martha: they held their ears, too. Even Lydia held her ears in her hands. My grandmother glowered, but she would not raise her hands; she made herself listen, although I could tell it was painful for her to hear it—and that was when I heard it: the children on the high-school athletic fields. They were playing baseball. There were the usual shouts, the occasional arguments, the voices coming all at once; and then the quiet, or almost quiet, was punctuated—as baseball games always are—by the crack of the bat. There it went, a pretty solid-sounding hit, and I watched even the rocklike face of Mr. Meany wince, his fingers close on Owen's shoulders. (3.242)
The sound of a bat hitting a ball is a strong – and loud – reminder of how Tabby died. Even the people who weren't present at the scene of her death are painfully aware of the connection between the sound of the bat and the graveyard scene in front of them.
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When someone you love dies, and you're not expecting it, you don't lose her all at once; you lose her in pieces over a long time—the way the mail stops coming, and her scent fades from the pillows and even from the clothes in her closet and drawers. Gradually, you accumulate the parts of her that are gone. Just when the day comes—when there's a particular missing part that overwhelms you with the feeling that she's gone, forever—there comes another day, and another specifically missing part. (3.249)
Even after you lose someone, the memory of them lingers. Sooner or later, though, certain parts disappear into the past. It seems, however, that John is particularly good at holding onto memories of the past.
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The first Christmas following my mother's death was the first Christmas I didn't spend in Sawyer Depot. My grandmother told Aunt Martha and Uncle Alfred that if the family were all together, my mother's absence would be too apparent. If Dan and Grandmother and I were alone in Gravesend, and if the Eastmans were alone in Sawyer Depot, my grandmother argued that we would all miss each other; then, she reasoned, we wouldn't miss my mother so much. (4.1)
Harriet tries to interfere with the family's sad memories by switching up Christmas traditions. If they do everything in a completely new and different way, they won't notice what's missing.


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On Holland America Line's Oosterdam, passengers are treated to a variety of onboard programming designed to let them explore their world in a number of ways. It's a thoughtful buffet of experiences, offered in a unique way that makes at-sea enrichment personal.
"For almost 140 years, Holland America Line has been exploring new destinations, new culture, and now…new onboard experiences," said the ships Explorer newsletter, one of the first reads we ran across upon embarkation.
Partnering with leaders in their fields, Holland America offers a selection of activities that invite those on board to try something new or learn more about a personal interest.
Explore- Our World
Neatly organized into four distinct areas, those interested in Our World join a resident travel guide for a series of lectures and discussions about the places they will visit.
Highlights, so far in our 7-day voyage, include a presentation by National Park Rangers, an organized exploration of the ship and details about what passengers might see and do in Alaska.
Explore- Food & Entertaining
Foodies have a full roster of possibilities on Holland America Line. In their Culinary Arts Center, a dedicated party planner hosts a series of presentations showing how professionals do what everyday people might be interested in.
Partnering with Food and Wine magazine, passengers are encouraged to enroll in small, hands-on cooking classes. Want to learn how to make Steak Diane or Espresso Chocolate Mousse? They teach that here.
Explore- Technology
Partnering with Microsoft, a complementary digital program at sea promises allow passengers to get friendly with life on line, at their own pace and on their own schedule.
Classes on topics such as Basic Photo Editing and Camera Basics are thoughtfully offered early in the voyage in preparation for the amazing Alaska images they might capture…or not if they skipped these classes. Talks about
Explore- Well-being
Personal growth is the name of the game and Holland America's Mind-Body-Spirit program has offerings varying from fitness classes to seminars, wellness events and more.
A De-Stress From Your Day Of Travel class starts things off. A Greenhouse Spa Thermal Suite Spa Pass gets guests unlimited access to exclusive areas of the ship's spa throughout the voyage.
All this makes up more than a bullet-point list of activities and events like might be found elsewhere. The Holland America version of onboard programming breaks down daunting lists of things to do while sailing, bringing personal enrichment into clear focus.

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For the last week, Margot has been pooping in the potty, which makes perfect sense since my husband just bought a gigantic box of Pull-ups at Costco.
Pro-tip: If you're trying to get your kid to do something, go buy a huge expensive pile of what you won't need and then they'll do it.
I'm now trying to find alternate uses for Pull-ups, which are not nearly as entertaining as say extra tampons. Or condom lollipops.
Pull-ups do not make good water balloons. Trust me on that one.
Meanwhile, Pull-ups might be the worst things ever invented. Not only are they pretty much as effective and budget-friendly as sticking money in your kids' underpants when it comes to pee, but with poop, they are a complete nightmare.
I knew this, as you might guess, being on my 4th kid and all, but my husband, who is apparently not on his 4th kid, thought it would be cool if we had 525 Pull-ups.
He was not as pleased with himself when he was elected "Changer of she who shits in a Pull-up like it's her potty except the poop gets smashed in her ass."
I admit enjoying the show - the "try to change her standing up JESUS H" matinee or the "lay her down and try not to smash it OH MOTHEREFFER" double feature.
I think we added 5,678,101 baby wipes to the landfill over the last two months.
Well, I'm not exactly sure what happened, since we've been bribing her with everything from candy to a new baby doll to luxury vacations in Grand Cayman for the last few months.
You think I'm kidding. At least we won't be changing diapers while we're there. And I always say, you've got to find just what motivates them. Maybe for Margot it's a virgin Pina Colada on the beach.
But apparently you toss a few Trader Joe's jelly beans (which by the way Santa brought her in her "sock" but then she saw them at Trader Joe's and was like "OH MAH JELLY BEANS, MAMA!" and I was all like "I think Santa shops at Trader Joe's smart man that he is let's go try some pumpkin cream cheese!") her way and she runs to the potty every other hour or so and drops a pebble in the toilet.
That's right. I think she figured out that since she gets 3 jelly beans per visit, if she can spread out the visits throughout the day, she's basically getting half a box of jelly beans.
Meanwhile, I don't give a shit (ha get it?) because I'm not dealing with the Pull-up Potty.
And I have outsmarted her by giving her jelly beans based on her poop size!
Then I realized I was giving her jelly beans based on her poop size.
And that, folks, is why they pay me the big bucks.
Or jelly beans.


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Tuesday, October 19th:
MOG Opening Night Party @ Brooklyn Bowl (DOM, Screaming Females)
BMI + Spin Presents @ Highline Ballroom – (Bad Rabbits, Chain Gang of 1974 & more)
IAMSOUND Records Showcase @ Santos Party House – (Kisses, Lesands & more)
Wednesday, October 20th:
SESAC Presents @ The Studio/Webster Hall – (Dinowalrus, BRAHMS & more)
ASCAP Presents @ Canal Room – (Reptar, GroupLove & more)
Hello Music Showcase @ Ace of Clubs – (Ben Talmi, New Look & more)
Thursday, October 21st:
Neon Gold / Chess Club Party @ Public Assembly – (Savoir Adore, Alex Winston & more)
Buzznet Presents @ PureVolume House – (The Static Jacks, White Arrows & more)
Friday, October 22nd:
Paradigm Showcase @ Mercury Lounge – (JBM, Ume & more)
Force Field PR @ Pianos – (Lord Huron, Wild Nothing & more)
Saturday, October 23rd:
Windish Agency Showcase @ Santos Party House – (Cults, Bikini & more)
Baeble @ Bowery Electric – (Oberhofer, Blood Red Shoes & more)
SESAC Bootcamp Live on USTREAM.tv
Kudos to the folks at SESAC for linking up with USTREAM.tv for a homepage look and live streaming of their 2010 Songwriters Bootcamp. Ten Hut!
SXSW '10 Day Two
After stopping by the Manatt/Red Ghost party for some sunshine, tacos and tunes, day two of SXSW saw a trip to South Congress (SoCo to the locals) with a little help from the Dirty Limo (pic above) to see Jason Poe. You can catch him at the Purevolume house on Saturday at 4:15pm, following April Smith and before Joe Purdy… From there we made our way to catch a stellar set from Audra Mae, where she played some songs from her upcoming full-length, before heading to the SESAC showcase to catch OPS, Ten Bears and Get Busy Committee… Amid the ping-pong and taco truck at the Dickies/Filter show, NY's Cymbals Eat Guitars filled the tent with an epic wall of sound. A jaunt to the BMI showcase for a set from Imagine Dragons was followed by a pop-in for Austin's Quiet Company and then on to Boston's Bad Rabbits. Finally back to the Driskill bar for a nightcap of course. Stay tuned…
SXSW 2010: Party & Panel Picks
Here's a quick look at a few of the parties and panels happening at SXSW this week worth putting in your calendar…
RM64 Party in Austin @ The Dirty Dog 3/19
That's right, we've combined our three favorite things; great music, FREE drinks and good friends… It all happens on Friday, March 19th from 1 – 6pm at The Dirty Dog Bar in the heart of Austin's 6th street during SXSW… We were lucky enough to land some of our favorite new artists to play our party (ok, we told them there'd be free booze and a backline, but they still said yes)… The lineup includes, Twin Atlantic, Jaguar Love, Fitz & the Tantrums, Gordon Voidwell, Jonneine Zapata and One Pin Short. Join us and our friends from Double Stereo, XO Publicity, Propellerhead, SESAC, Brightman Music and Buzzbands.la for a good ole fashion Austin bash. Hit up the RSVP and Event Page…
In Case You Missed It: Reading Recap
More EMI headlines this week, as it was reported that company is trying to sell the legendary Abbey Road studios in London. An anonymous source told the AP that the search for a buyer has actually been going on for several months. After the news broke, stories appeared naming The National Trust and Andrew Lloyd Webber as both interested in buying… A face-off in the cloud may be brewing between Apple and Google, with reports that the latter is in talks with cloud media start-up Catch Media. Initial chatter of a possible showdown began at the end of last year with Apple's high profile purchase of music service Lala… Ad-supported music service Guvera has announced their U.S. launch will be on March 30th. The Australian-based company also announced new licensing deals with BMI, SESAC, Harry Fox Agency and INgrooves, those following previous deals with Universal Music Group, EMI and IODA. Advertising in Guvera is less intrusive than similar services says LA Times writer Jon Healey, who recently took the new service for a test-drive…


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Bernanke's Comments: Big Difference Between 'Continued' & 'Additional'
Stocks are pumped up this morning after Ben Bernanke juiced some life back into the market.
The Fed chairman said "continued accommodative policies" are necessary to keep bringing down the unemployment rate.
"Further significant improvements in the unemployment rate will likely require a more-rapid expansion of production and demand from consumers and businesses, a process that can be supported by continued accommodative policies," Bernanke said.
The Dow jumped 105 points, or 0.8%, to 13186. The S&P 500 advanced 0.8% and the tech-heavy Nasdaq Comp rose 0.9%.
The market is clearly interpreting Bernanke's comments as evidence that some form of QE3 is on the horizon. But Dan Greenhaus, chief global strategist at BTIG, cautions that investors shouldn't get ahead of themselves:
He did not say that additional stimulus is required to achieve that end. He did say that "continued accommodative policies" will support this process.
The distinction may seem academic to some but to the Chairman, the choice of "continued" as opposed to "additional" is quite important. It seems likely that the Chairman is favoring perhaps extending Operation Twist to ensure that the duration of the Fed's balance sheet remains constant rather than any new purchase program.
For now, though, Bernanke isn't in any rush to abandon the accommodative policies the Fed is implementing. And that's all stock investors seem to care about right now.


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Morning MoneyBeat Asia: Stocks Drop a Streak By the Wayside
Market Snap: At the New York close: S&P 500 down 0.6 at 1631. DJIA down 0.5% at 15178. Nasdaq Comp down o.6% at 3445. Treasury yields up; 10-year at 2.135%. Nymex crude down 0.2% at $93.31. Gold down 1% at $1,397/ounce.
How We Got Here: A volatile session in New York ends with the snapping of the Dow's weird winning streak of 20 consecutive Tuesdays. Still, the statistical freak of nature had a chance: The market was under pressure most of the day, with the Dow down 150 points early in the afternoon before a late rally quite nearly recouped all the losses.
The Tuesday streak was an odd bird all along. There was no real fundamental reason behind it, and the odds against it happening, or continuing, were big. Yet, the longer it lasted, the more it seemed in a small way an illustration of the rally itself. The Tuesday session ran into the buzz saw of the new volatility. How the overall rally fares now is the next question.
Tuesday's session was a microcosm of the volatility that's gripped the market. After a strong rally Monday, the market looked tepid, then outright weak after the noon bell rang. The market nearly wiped all of that away with a flurry of buying in the last hour, only to slide into the close.
The Dow's down two of the last three sessions, but its streak of not recording any three-day losing streaks remains alive (courtesy of Monday's rally).
What You Missed Overnight
Blue Chips Fall Short: A late-day rally wasn't enough to push the Dow industrials into positive territory, snapping a string of Tuesday gains for the blue-chip index that stretched back to the beginning of the year.
ITC Issues Limited Ban on Apple Products: The U.S. International Trade Commission said it found some of the iPhone maker's products violated a Samsung patent, ordering a limited ban on sales, a high-profile legal victory for Samsung.
New York AG Sues HSBC: Eric Schneiderman sued units of HSBC, alleging the bank put mortgage borrowers at greater risk of losing their homes by repeatedly delaying the filing of paperwork that could have helped homeowners stave off foreclosure.
Lenovo Seeks Partner for Smartphones: Lenovo is in preliminary talks with "multiple parties" about a possible joint venture in smartphones, the computer maker's Asia-Pacific president said Tuesday.
Jefferson County Paves Way for Bankruptcy Exit: Jefferson County, Ala., leaders voted to accept a debt-settlement plan that will allow the struggling county to get out of bankruptcy.
From The Wall Street Journal Asia
Abe to Announce Reforms as Stock Rally Stalls: Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe will offer fresh economic reforms just as a sudden stock downturn has called into question the durability of his ambitious recovery program.
Banks Jostle for Piece of Alibaba: With a deadline looming on Friday, banks are lining up to lend money to Alibaba, in the hope of getting picked for a role in its expected initial public offering.
EU Tries to Defuse Chinese Solar-Panel Dispute: The European Union will delay for two months the full impact of import tariffs it planned to put on Chinese solar panel equipment, to allow manufacturers to negotiate a settlement.
Coke Unilever Invest $1 Billion in Myanmar: Coke and Unilever will invest a total of nearly $1 billion in Myanmar over the next decade, becoming the first prominent global companies to restart manufacturing there.
Thousands in Hong Kong Commemorate Tiananmen: Thousands of people braved a heavy thunderstorm in Hong Kong's Victoria Park on Tuesday evening, lighting candles to honor the victims of the 1989 Tiananmen Square crackdown.
From MoneyBeat
Greece Goes on Charm Offensive: Investors can now add this fact to the various signs that Greece is shedding its image as a euro-crisis poster child: The second annual Greece Investment Forum in New York has moved digs.
Banks Mask Pain With Colorful Nicknames: There's nothing like a delicious-sounding nickname to cushion the blow of a painful restructuring.
Bill Gross Warns on Risk: "Never have investors received less for the risk they are taking," Bill Gross wrote in his latest monthly investment outlook.
Stocks bulls Not Grinning Today: The pressure had been building all day, but took off in the early afternoon.
Stocks Can Live With Sub-5% Bond Yields: Even with the 10-year Treasury note's yield rising about a half a percentage point last month, bonds haven't proven to be a big drag on stocks.


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Savor the flavors of everyday real food, fresh from the garden or stored on your pantry shelves.
By Lindsey Bugbee
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"Vegan." Depending upon your taste buds, the word may make you smile or provoke a painful cringe. Though I personally tend to fall into the happy vegan camp, I sincerely believe that even the most dedicated carnivore can peacefully coexist there with me. You see, to me, "vegan" doesn't necessarily translate to "obsessively healthy" — it's synonymous with "cheap." You can save money cooking a variety of easy vegan dishes.
Let's talk sweets first. Vegan desserts are cheap, delicious and indistinguishable from their lacto-ovo cousins. In fact, I have a carni-friend who bit into one of my cookies and sighed, "I really shouldn't criticize vegans. I mean, clearly they know their sweets." Vegan cookbook writer Isa Chandra Moskowitz exemplifies sweets knowledge, and she provides plenty of toothsome recipes on her website, the Post Punk Kitchen. Moskowitz's raspberry jam swirl crumbcake recipe makes for a delicious and cheap breakfast because it exclusively calls for kitchen staples like flour, sugar and jam. Her dairy-free banana bread also requires ingredients found in any pantry and is a great way to use up overripe bananas. Remember, though, that just because a recipe is vegan does not automatically mean it's healthier for you than its non-vegan counterpart. Some, if not most, vegan desserts rival the original version in both flavor and sugar/fat.
The fact that you're cooking vegan doesn't mean you need to abandon your favorite conventional cookbooks. It's usually easy to convert any recipe into a cheaper meat/dairy-free version. In a previous blog, I converted regular recipes into vegan recipes. Recipes like curry chicken-cauliflower salad can be made cheaper by substituting tofu for chicken. Frankly, meat is expensive – especially organic meat! Cut costs by eating organic tofu instead! Additionally, there are a plethora of natural, cheaper and less perishable vegan egg substitutes. These include: apple sauce, bananas, tofu, ground flaxseeds + water, baking powder + oil + water and even vinegar!
One of the best deals on the market — especially for vegans — is the bulk section at your local grocery store. It's easy to save money on groceries and eat well if you buy strategically. A big bag of rice or beans can cost pennies per serving but taste amazing with the right spices. You can also purchase nutritional yeast flakes in bulk, which can add a cheesy flavor to a variety of foods from hot popcorn (which you can also buy in bulk!) to soups. All of these food have a major advantage over meat in that they take a while to spoil and can be stored in a cool, dry place — no freezing or refrigeration necessary!
Granted, one can still be fiscally responsible with an omnivorous diet, especially with access to ample land/resources to raise animals. However, for those of us that live in suburban areas, cooking vegan (or mostly vegan) is a great way to save money.
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Saturday, August 27, 2016
Turner and WB Strike Multi-Year Netflix Deal
Complete previous seasons of popular Cartoon Network/Adult Swim and Warner Bros. Animation toons will be coming to Netflix's hit SVOD service thanks to a new licensing agreement struck ... Continue Reading →
Disney XD Announces Two New Marvel Toons
Disney XD announced that it will premiere two highly anticipated animated series on the Marvel Universe programming block, Marvel's Avengers Assemble and Hulk and the Agents of ... Continue Reading →
Cartoon Network Launches Watch-Play iOS App
Cartoon Network has released a new app for iOS that allows viewers to watch episodes of their favorite CN series and play games at the same time. CN 2.0, now available on the iPhone, ... Continue Reading →
Teletoon Canada Reveals Fall Lineup
Canadian tooncaster Teletoon has revealed its fall programming lineups for its Teletoon, Teletoon at Night, Teletoon Retro, Cartoon Network and Adult Swim channels. Packed full of new ... Continue Reading →
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Warner Home Video will release the first part of the Season 1 of Green Lantern: The Animated Series on August 28. The two-disc set will also includes a four-page preview of the Green ... Continue Reading →
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Brand Manager - Leading Entertainment Company
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Our client is a globally renowned kids entertainment brand and broadcaster, responsible for delivering a multitude of beloved characters, brands and shows to their audience. Marketing is pivotal in shaping their success; developing and driving strategy and implementation to achieve brand, ratings and commercial objectives – the team is fast paced, works on a diverse range of projects and champions creativity and innovative thinking … we're looking for an experienced Brand Manager to join them.
You will be instrumental in developing and implementing innovative marketing strategies for a range of properties from the re-launch of a channel to announcing the arrival of new shows. A first class communicator is essential as you will be key in developing and maintaining relationships with stakeholders, affiliates and commercial partners. A passionate marketer; you will possess excellent TTL experience, proven ability to manage budgets and external agencies, a good grasp of the importance social/digital channels now play in the mix and sound strategic planning ability coupled with confidence in evaluating creative work. You will be responsible for the management and professional development of an Exec & Assistant, previous leadership experience is preferred.
Ideal candidates will have a track record either within media, entertainment or consumer brands and possess bags of energy, ideas & creativity – an inquisitive character and desire to become a kid-expert will ensure your success. A mix of agency and in-house experience is useful but not essential.
This is a fantastic opportunity to join a young and talented marketing team, where you'll have opportunity to really contribute towards the continued success of the brand and properties.


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Written by Jen Finn
A few good fishermen
Since 1975, whoever happens to be sitting at the helm of this magazine commits to the daunting task of naming Highliners from either the East and Gulf coasts or the West Coast and Alaska. It's a daunting task not because it is difficult to find worthy award recipients in the industry, but because the process of picking and choosing three people to honor for their life's work seems like too important an assignment to leave to one person.
That's why I never embark on this mission alone. The process occupies many weeks of phone calls and emails to people in all parts of the fishing industry. And yet, it's nothing compared with the decades of service each of our Highliners commits to America's fishing fleets. I am very proud to add the names of Robert Heyano of Dillingham, Alaska; Jerry McCune of Cordova, Alaska; and Robert Hezel of Clinton, Wash., to our growing roster of phenomenal fishermen.
Though those named are dedicated and successful commercial fishermen, the qualifications for becoming a National Fisherman Highliner include the propensity to give back to your fishing community and your industry. Between them, our three new award winners have logged nearly 100 years of service to this industry.
At a time when fishing legacies are threatened by the likes of Pebble Mine (the fight against which Heyano helped to lead) and federal legislation that is easily influenced by nongovernmental organizations with no vested interest in fisheries, we could use a few good fishermen to lead the way.
I applaud all of our Highliners for their service to the American fishing industry. I hope you enjoy reading their stories, starting on page 28.
In early October, Alaska Ship & Drydock (renamed Vigor Alaska in mid-October after the yard's parent company) launched another industry leader with the 136-foot longliner Arctic Prowler. It's one of the first modern fishing boats built to class specifications, the largest fishing boat built in Alaska and the first launched from Vigor's state-of-the-art assembly hall in Ketchikan. Boats & Gear Editor Michael Crowley's full story starts on page 36.
And there's more good work coming out of Alaska, but the story takes place in the Gulf of Mexico. Last summer the gulf shrimping industry was deeply saddened to hear about a 15-year-old shrimper who was crushed to death when he got caught in the winch drum on his family's fishing boat. When the crew from the Alaska Field Station of the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health heard this heartbreaking story, they decided to take their winch E-stop device down South and see if it could work to save lives. What they found was a whole new world of fishing mechanics. Read the rest on page 42.
We can always talk fish politics, but sometimes it's nice to be able to tell a few good stories. Thanks to all of you who give back to make this industry what it is — a hard-working extended family.
— Jessica Hathaway
The American Fisheries Society is honoring recently retired Florida Institute of Oceanography director Bill Hogarth with the Carl R. Sullivan Fishery Conservation Award — one of the nation's premier awards in fisheries science - in recognition of his long career and leadership in preserving some of the world's most threatened species, advocating for environmental protections and leading Florida's scientific response to the Deepwater Horizon oil spill.Read more...
The Marine Stewardship Council has appointed Eric Critchlow as the new U.S. Program Director. Critchlow will be based in the MSC US headquarters in Seattle. He is a former vice president of Lusamerica Foods and has over 35 years in the seafood industry.Read more...


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Highlands Harvest brings North Denver residents together to help those in need
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A local church in North Denver is leading a push to donate a portion of back yard gardens and local fruit trees to a local food pantry for those in need. The "Highlands Harvest" was started several years ago by the Green Team at Highlands United Methodist Church. All of the donated food is taken to Denver Urban Ministries Choice Food Pantry. With so many fruit trees scattered over North Denver, and back yard gardens becoming more and more popular, the church decided it was a great opportunity to help those in need. Unfortunately with the early frost last fall, the harvest from fruit trees this year may not be as abundant as in the past, but the church is hopeful that they will be able to donate a meaningful amount of vegetables from backyard gardens. Anyone interested in donating their fruits and vegetables or helping harvest fruits or vegetables for those that are unable can visit http://highlandsumc.com/environmental-efforts/ for more details.
Concerts For Kids' Volunteers to Wrap 14,000 Gifts For Local Children
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Gifts will be distributed at annual holiday party benefitting over 2,000 children
DENVER – Hundreds of volunteers are donating their time toConcerts For Kids by gathering to wrap gifts for area children. Individuals and large corporate groups in the area have signed up to help the nonprofit deliver a happy holiday to over 2,000 children in need at the annual Holidays For Kids event.
"For me, wrapping gifts with Concerts For Kids and their volunteers officially kicks off the holiday season," said Kelly Koenig, who is volunteering for the fourth consecutive year with Concerts For Kids. "We all remember the excitement of the holidays, including the warmth and celebrations, and I am honored to play a small part to ensure that no child goes without that feeling."
Hundreds of local volunteers have already signed up to help Concerts For Kids wrap gifts and spread holiday cheer between now and December 12, when the first Holidays For Kids event launches. On December 12th, 13th and 16th, Concerts For Kids will throw the ultimate holiday party for over 2,000 children from area schools where over 80% of the population receives free or reduced lunches.
"The Holidays For Kids event is magical for so many kids in Denver Public Schools," said Nicole Capage-Brown, School Partners Program Manager with Denver Public Schools Foundation. "Many of our children are living in difficult circumstances and don't have opportunities for gifts, Santa visits and a fun party downtown. Concerts For Kids provides that opportunity and so much more throughout the year."
On December 19th, Concerts For Kids will bring the festivities to the children of the Tennyson Center. Concerts For Kids has supported the Tennyson Center in the past but this marks the first year that they will take the holiday party to the Center. At the Tennyson Center, children suffering from abuse, neglect, emotional crises and other traumatic experiences get the help they need in a safe and caring environment.
Concerts For Kids welcomes new volunteers and especially needs support on December 12th, 13th and 16th.Those interested in donating their time should contact Julie Littrell firstname.lastname@example.com or 303.605.2885.
Concerts For Kids is a Denver-based nonprofit that produces events to raise funds and awareness for local children's charities. Christie and Walter Isenberg created the organization in 2004, with the vision of enriching the lives of children by providing the best healthcare available and a quality education. In just nine years, Concerts For Kids has distributed over $3 million in monetary and in-kind donations to beneficiaries.
For more information about Concerts For Kids or Holidays For Kids, please visit www.ConcertsForKids.Org.
Pledge to Recycle More This America Recycles Day
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DENVER – America Recycles Day, a nationally-recognized day for community education and collection events that encourage people to recycle, is Friday, November 15th. You can join the movement by taking the pledge to recycle more at americarecyclesday.org and sign up to receive recycling facts and figures on a monthly basis.
When you take the recycling pledge you commit to doing the following three things:
1. Learning what materials are collected in your community.
2. Acting to reduce personal waste in the next month by recycling.
3. Sharing your commitment with others by talking about recycling with family and friends.
Here in Denver our recycling rate is about 14% so we know that it's possible for residents to recycle even more! Last year alone we estimate that Denver residents threw $1,800,000 worth of recyclable materials into the landfill. We need your help to increase the amount we recycle and decrease the amount of valuable materials going into our landfill. As a reminder, in Denver we accept the following items for recycling:
• Food and beverage cartons
• Rigid plastic bottles, jugs, jars, tubs, cups, trays and containers marked with a number 1-7
• Steel cans and aerosol cans
• Aluminum cans, foil and pie plates
• Glass bottles and jars
• Corrugated cardboard
• Newspapers, magazines and catalogs
• Paperboard
• Phonebooks
• Office paper and junk mail
• Paper bags
For more detailed recycling guidelines and examples of acceptable items please visit: DenverGov.org/DenverRecycles
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Stickings and Orchestrations for Drum Set
Discover a new world of drumming!
Expand your musical depth and bring new levels of power and speed to your drumming. Orchestrate sticking patterns into drum grooves. Open up and explore the fundamental rudiments, singles, doubles, flams, paradiddles, and ratamacues. Go beyond pattern concepts to make stickings flow smoothly into one another, so that you can better express your musical ideas.
Master drummer and Berklee professor Casey Scheuerell shows how basic stickings translate into drum set inventions and orchestrations. Technical explanations and extensive practice exercises with the play-along CD will help you make your fills become more vibrant and your solos more virtuosic.
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Game day weekends draw thousands of people to Bryan and College Station. Those numbers are only expected to grow now that Texas A&M is a member of the Southeastern Conference.
The impact of more visitors will be felt in every corner of the B-C-S economy, most especially tourism. That's why the George Bush Presidential Library and Museum is already going on the offensive and advertising in out-of-state SEC towns.
The change is visible at the Bush Library. They're getting ready for a new exhibit. But it's the change in athletic conference for Texas A&M that has Patricia Burchfield and the library gearing up for larger than normal crowds.
"We're excited," says Burchfield. She's the Deputy Director of the Museum and Library.
"They're excited about the SEC."
SEC fans are known for traveling to games. There's an incredible interest in games at Kyle Field. LSU even requested 20,000 tickets.
"We think this will be huge for the economy," says Holli Conley with the B/CS Convention and Visitors Bureau. She is working with businesses to help spread the word about Aggieland.
"To just have all this new influx of people is going to be ginormous on our economy. Bringing those dollars in, leaving them and then going back to where they're from," says Conley.
"For instance, for the 4th of July we have 5,000 through this building in one day. That's a lot of people to go through and we're hoping to see, we'd love to see crowds like that on a Saturday," says Burchfield.
She says that more fans in town could translate into more money flowing into the museum.
"It also translates into advertising dollars because we usually turn around with that money and advertise the George Bush Library as well as Bryan/College Station," says Burchfield.
High hopes and big expectations both on and off the field.
The Bush Library's new exhibit -- Genome: The Secret of How Life Works -- is expected to open up the middle of next month, just before the beginning of football season.


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How to Use a Dishwasher
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While many homes come with a dishwasher, you may have just moved into a place for the first time that has one. It can be intimidating to figure out how to properly use a dishwasher, but it will be a real time-saver.
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1Place glassware in the top rack.
2Put silverware in the silverware rack.
3Stack plates in the bottom of the dishwasher.
4Place pots, pans, and bakeware around the other dishes, but do not block the water sprayer.
5Place dish detergent designed for dishwasher use in the soap dispenser.
6Add rinse agent to prevent water spots if your dishwasher has that functionality.
7Close door.
8Choose wash cycle for your dishes. If you are washing mostly pots and pans, a heavy cycle will work best.
9Start the dishwasher.
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Do I need to change the setting to dry after they have been washed?
How do I close the main wash compartment in the dishwasher? Or is mine just broken?
- Make sure small items are placed in the silverware rack or other container. If they fall below the racks, they can melt.
- Some dishes are designed to only be placed on the top rack of the dishwasher. Make sure to check before placing dishes when washing them for the first time.
- Be sure to check that when you slide in the top shelf that nothing is sticking up too far. If it is it can easily shatter.
- Don't overload the dishwasher so that the dishes can get clean.
- Do not use regular dish soap in a dishwasher.
- Avoid putting non-stick (Teflon) pans in the dishwasher.
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Kadri sinks Sabres with his first of the season
Friday, 12.23.2011 / 2:47 AM ET / THE AFTERMATH
By Kevin Snow - Sabres.com (@kwsnow)
TORONTO – The Buffalo Sabres got an "A" for effort. But in the end, it was the "L" that stung the most.
Nazem Kadri's first goal of the season was the game winner, as the Toronto Maple Leafs defeated the Sabres 3-2 at the Air Canada Centre on Thursday. The Sabres outshot Toronto 42-31, with 36 of the shots coming over the final two periods. Buffalo's third-straight loss dropped them to 16-15-3 on the season, and into 11th place in the Eastern Conference.
"We're trying to keep the belief that effort equals opportunity, and opportunity is what you need in this league," said Ryan Miller. "We have to keep giving ourselves a chance. And as we believe in it, it should. I thought it was a good effort. We went down a forward in the third period, and we kept battling hard and got a lot of pucks to the net. I thought we did a lot better job with their speed than we did in our building. It was a frustrating loss."
Buffalo's leading goal scorer Thomas Vanek had been nursing an upper body injury for the past few days, and it finally caught up to him tonight. He skated 10:50 through the first two periods, but was forced to shut it down in the third.
"He's missed two practices, we didn't have a lot of options," said Lindy Ruff. "He tried to get through it and wasn't able to."
The teams skated through a scoreless first period that featured a parade to the penalty box. Six minors were called, with the Sabres getting four of them.
The ice was titled in Buffalo's favor for most of the second as they fired 19 shots at Toronto goaltender James Reimer. The game remained scoreless until midway through the period when Jason Pominville was finally able to dent Reimer's armor.
With Nikolai Kulemin off for interference, Vanek spotted Pominville on the left faceoff dot and he fired a shot past Reimer with Drew Stafford parked in front on the screen. Vanek's assist extended his point streak to four games (3-4-7).
The Sabres continued to build momentum in the period after killing off Toronto's 55-second five-on-three power play. Buffalo allowed just two shots while down two men, and four total during the two penalties. They also blocked five shots
But all of Buffalo's hard work in the second slipped away in a matter of 62 seconds.
After Ryan Miller made the save on Luke Schenn's point shot, David Steckel sprung loose from the crowd in front to scoop the loose puck into an empty net at 15:52. Just over a minute later, Phil Kessel jumped in behind a fallen Robyn Regehr and one-timed a pass from Joffrey Lupul behind Miller for his 20th goal of the season
The ice was still wet from the zamboni when Derek Roy capitalized on a Toronto turnover at the start of the third period and wired a shot over Reimer's left shoulder to even the score at 2-2.
Kadri put the nail in Buffalo's coffin at 5:52 of the third when he took a drop pass in the slot from former Sabre Clarke MacArthur and beat Miller glove side with the game winner.
NOTES: Marc-Andre Gragnani (healthy), Jochen Hecht (lower body) and Tyler Ennis (ankle) were Buffalo's scratches. The Sabres have now lost 142 man games to injury this season … Ville Leino was placed on injured reserve today.


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The Federal Information Systems Security Educators' Association (FISSEA): Partners in Performance: Shaping the Future of Cybersecurity Awareness, Education, and Training
The conference continues to be a valuable forum in which individuals from government, industry, and academia who are involved with information systems/cybersecurity workforce development – awareness, training, education, certification, and professionalization – learn of ongoing and planned training and education programs and initiatives.
For more information, please visit the FISSEA event page >>
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If you are not registered, you will not be allowed on site. Registered attendees will receive security and campus instructions prior to the workshop.
NON U.S. CITIZENS PLEASE NOTE: All foreign national visitors who do not have permanent resident status and who wish to register for the above meeting must supply additional information. Failure to provide this information prior to arrival will result, at a minimum, in significant delays (up to 24 hours) in entering the facility. Authority to gather this information is derived from United States Department of Commerce Department Administrative Order (DAO) number 207-12. When registration is open, the required NIST-1260 form will be available as well.
Conference Web site:http://csrc.nist.gov/organizations/fissea/2014-conference/
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Soak up these amazing cultural events in Seattle during the holidays. Hotel Ändra is one of the ideal downtown Seattle hotels, with access to top social and cultural destinations throughout the Emerald City. Here are a few of our favorite performances and exhibits this holiday season. Ask our friendly concierge about what is happening in Seattle during your stay:
Argosy Christmas Ship Festival, November 29-December 23
A Christmas Carol, ACT Theatre, November 29-December 29
Oliver!: The 50th Anniversary Production, 5th Avenue Theatre, November 29-December 31
Winterfest at Seattle Center, November 29-January 5
Ham for the Holidays, ACT Theatre, December 4-22
The Photography of Modernist Cuisine, Pacific Science Center, through February 17
Fantasy: Worlds of Myth and Magic, EMP Museum, ongoing
Can't Look Away: The Lure of Horror Film, EMP Museum, ongoing
Chihuly Garden and Glass Exhibition, Seattle Center, ongoing
Teatro ZinZanni, Seattle Center, ongoing
Our concierge staff invites you to sample these and more Seattle events and then relax in luxury afterward at Hotel Ändra.