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It began with a spool of thread, and a question of where to buy it. There used to be a lot of choices. There were local stores dedicated to sundries. Department stores like Hengerer's and Sattler's here in Buffalo all had notions departments. National stores like Woolworth's, Penney's, Neisner's and Grant's were known for such items. Now we are left with monoliths like JoAnn's and Walmart.
"Buy local" and "locavore" are words I often hear in the food world. It is something to strive for when within your means. You cannot think of this without remembering what has been lost.
I love locally raised meats, and pasturers such as T-Meadow Farm in Lockport. One impediment they have faced is a dearth of area USDA-approved processing facilities. To my knowledge there are only two left, not necessarily the best for providing satisfactory cuts for resale on a regular basis. Shipping livestock to Pennsylvania for butchery as an alternative is not good for the bottom line.
Things are looking brighter on that front, but what about our everyday needs? Butchers remain, but they are few. The days of sides of beef hanging in the locker are mostly over. Yes, they are happy to special order, but it is not the same. We have convinced ourselves that meats and the like should be boneless and skinless, mounted on platters of Styrofoam, layered in self-serve cases.
Megastores, technology, central distribution and low-wage off-shoring have all contributed, but we are to blame as well. We have become a society of disposers. The small appliance repair shops are gone. Remember Shields Bros. on Main Street? It had been around as a family business since 1946 – the kind of place you brought your mixer to when it broke. It was repaired quickly and inexpensively, and without the hassle of shipping. Now we just buy a new toaster or blender when it breaks.
Stationery stores are gone, and printing shops diminished. If I were still practicing law, I'd get my cards and stationery printed. Engraved cards with raised lettering, good stock and crisp edges are a sign of professionalism.
Though big-box hardware stores are the norm, I still patronize Ed Young's. It has items you can't get elsewhere anymore, like blender gaskets. Remember when all stores had those hanging near their appliances? If you need a replacement wick for your oil lamp, you'd better head to Vidler's.
Where can you get a hat blocked or a shoe fitted? Where do you buy a ladies handkerchief? Haberdasher. Milliner. Notions. Dry goods. Mercer. Clothier. Confectioner. Stationer. Cobbler. Bookseller. Bootery. The local ones are becoming a thing of the past. My fondness for such stores is personal as well as practical. My grandfather owned a toy and novelty store in Rochester. I still remember its shelves stocked with merchandise. There are even a few reminders around my home. There is no longer a place for shops like that.
This is not mere nostalgia, as in remembering the milkman who delivered to your door. Milk at the supermarket is still milk. We have traded convenience and familiarity for marvels I only dreamed of as a child. Are we better off or worse for all this progress?
It reminds me of that great line from "Inherit the Wind": "Mister, you may conquer the air but the birds will lose their wonder and the clouds will smell of gasoline."


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A local emergency services coordinator addressed Belington City Council Thursday to clear up controversy circulating on Facebook and other social networking sights following Superstorm Sandy and the subsequent power outages.
Cindy Hart, director of the Barbour County Office of Emergency Management, said stories were spread about the American Red Cross being kicked out of Barbour County.
"The situation was between the Office of Emergency Management and the Red Cross," Hart said. "Many issues arose regarding representatives of the Red Cross, but not with the Red Cross itself."
Hart said her decisions were based solely on conflicts and the need for Red Cross to be in other counties. She said Barbour County was blessed with great volunteers and other counties in need received the help they needed.
"We received help from the American Red Cross following the incident," Hart said. "There are no hard feelings between the Red Cross and Barbour County."
Hart told council members that everyone's needs were met, and setting up the food and shelter at the Civic Center was an excellent idea.
Mayor Jody Haller thanked Hart for coming to council to clarify the situation.
Also during the meeting:
"The more that come out, the better," Kittle said.
Kittle said Warner Brothers representatives were on one Polar Express run and were raving about how great everything was going.
Kittle said the walking trail is still on track, and will go out to bid Jan. 2. She said the new banners for the city have arrived and will be put up in the next two weeks.
"Please visit our site," Rowan said. "It is available at belingtonpolice.srtbrc.org. We will use this sight to inform residents what's going on."
The Belington Police Department was awarded the 2012 Community Traffic Safety Platinum Award by AAA.
"I am proud of this department and proud of this award," Rowan said. "Everyone worked hard to earn this."
The next meeting for Belington City Council is slated for 7:30 p.m. Dec. 6.

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Elkins City Councilman-elect Lonnie Randall wants to continue serving the town as a volunteer firefighter after he's sworn in, but the city code may not allow him the opportunity.
"I don't think the people of Elkins want to lose a 10-year volunteer firefighter," Randall said during a break in Thursday's City Council meeting. "They want to keep that firefighter and gain a councilman."
Randall, who won a 1st Ward council seat in Tuesday's Elkins Municipal Election, said city officials are working to find a way around the problem.
"It's in the city's hands," he said. "I'm hoping they can find a way to let me do both. Council is here to help the people, and so is the fire department."
A section of the city code states that city employees are not eligible to serve as mayor or on council. Currently, all of Elkins' volunteer firefighters are paid for calls they respond to within city limits. Because the city pays them, they are eligible for workers' compensation, which helps lower the city's insurance premiums.
Fire Chief Tom Meader said his department's volunteers are paid minimum wage for in-town calls. He said most volunteers get paid every three weeks by the city, averaging $200 to $300.
During Thursday's meeting, Councilman Mark Scott made a motion for council to go into executive session for "discussion between client and attorney." Councilman Charles Kinnison, who lost in the 1st Ward Council race Tuesday to Randall, asked to recuse himself from the session.
After about 45 minutes, council emerged from the executive session. Mayor Duke Talbott said, "No actions were taken, no decisions were made."
Following the meeting, when asked by The Inter-Mountain what the city's stance was on Randall's desire to serve as both a councilman and a volunteer firefighter, Talbott said, "It's purely a legal matter."
- Also during Thursday's meeting, Councilwoman Marilynn Cuonzo, 4th Ward, noted that the building permits approved by council included four demolition permits requested by Kroger Corp., and a permit request by the company for asbestos removal.
"They're building a Super Kroger," Talbott said. "It's been on the drawing board for quite a while." The mayor said Kroger recently purchased a piece of property near the current store needed for the project.
"They do have big plans," Mayor-elect and current 2nd Ward Councilman Van Broughton said. "We're lucky they've stayed in town."
Kroger Corp. requested demolition permits for structures located at 522 and 524 Center St. and 400 and 400 1/2 Randolph Ave., totalling $45,000.
The $19,500 asbestos removal permit is for all four structures.
- Talbott said he and Broughton had begun the "transition process" for the mayoral position.
"I've started a series of meetings with Mayor-Elect Broughton," Talbott said. "We want to have as seamless a transition as possible."
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April 2010
In This Issue:
Social Security Commissioner Testifies Before Congress
Social Security Releases Open Government Plan
Financial Literacy Month: Focus on Your Retirement Planning
Help Mom this Mothers Day with Extra Help
Recognizing Earth Day for 40 Years
Enjoy Social Securitys Photo Album
Follow Us on Facebook and Twitter
Social Security Commissioner Testifies Before Congress
Social Security Commissioner Michael Astrue provided congressional testimony at three hearings this month before committees with jurisdiction over the agency.
On 4/14, the Commissioner testified before the House Committee on Appropriations, Subcommittee on Labor, HHS, Education and Related Agencies, regarding the President's FY 2011 budget request for SSA. In defending the need for timely action on the agency's budget, the Commissioner explained how the economic downturn and the aging of the baby boomers is causing more Americans than ever before to turn to Social Security for assistance. You can learn more at http://www.socialsecurity.gov/legislation/testimony_041410.htm.
On 4/15, Commissioner Astrue appeared before the House Committee on Ways and Means, Subcommittee on Social Security to explain how the agency is providing measurable, positive results for the American people. Learn what specific actions the agency is taking to improve service by reading his testimony at www.ssa.gov/legislation/testimony_041510.htm.
On 4/27, Commissioner Astrue testified before a joint hearing of the House Committee on Ways and Means, Subcommittee on Income Security and Family Support and Subcommittee on Social Security, to describe the progress the agency is making on reducing the disability backlogs and improving the disability process. Read his testimony and learn more at http://www.ssa.gov/legislation/testimony_042710.htm.
Social Security Releases Open Government Plan
Social Security is pleased to announce the debut of our Open Government Plan. It reflects our commitment to increase transparency, expand opportunities for citizen participation and collaboration, and make open government more sustainable at Social Security. The agency is particularly proud of three flagship initiatives: a Spanish-Language Retirement Estimator, an Online Service Enhancement Initiative, and an Online Life-Expectancy Calculator. They support the agency's mission, goals, and objectives, and showcase the value of open government principles.
We developed our plan with input from many sources, including ideas submitted through our Open Government web portal. We invite you to read and comment on the plan by visiting www.socialsecurity.gov/open. Your feedback will help us shape how we implement and strengthen our Open Government Plan.
Financial Literacy Month: Focus on Your Retirement Planning
April is Financial Literacy Month—a time for all Americans to focus on understanding financial issues that can help shape the course of their lives. One of the most important financial issues for any worker and his or her spouse is retirement planning.
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We also recommend a visit to www.mymoney.gov. This government site has a wealth of information from multiple agencies covering virtually every financial issue that Americans may face over the course of a lifetime—from buying a home to financing college to saving for retirement.
Help Mom this Mothers Day with Extra Help
This Mother's Day, tell your mom or someone you love about changes in the law that make it easier than ever to qualify for Extra Help with Medicare prescription drug plan costs. Thanks to a change in the law effective January 1, 2010, more people may qualify for an average of $3,900 in prescription drug savings.
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Going through some of the mail, Carol and Tom Pinckney enjoyed the column on Peachtree Plantation.
"Now," she writes, "we think you should visit the old Pinckney-Motte ruins near us at Fairfield called 'Eldorado.' It is on the old Santee Gun Club lands north of McClellanville and needs some attention! It was a collaboration between Rebecca Brewton Motte (the local Revolutionary War heroine) and her son-in-law, Thomas Pinckney; circa early 1700s, burned late 1800s.
"On another matter, legend has it that Peachtree is actually a corruption of 'preach tree,' a reference to a giant oak on the grounds under which a preacher once held forth???"
Mark Phillips (known to his friends as "Moose" — but don't tell him I told you) wonders "if Thomas Lynch Jr. is the person for whom the Pee Dee town of Lynchburg is named and the person for whom the Pee Dee's Lynch's River is named? You might know that the Ashton Phillips clan came to Charleston from a farming community whose mailing address was RFD Lynchburg, the hometown of former U.S. Sen. Farley 'Cotton Ed' Smith.' "
Self-referred "James Island Boy" Lawton Posey, now living in West Virginia, says the column reminded him of a childhood journey with his mother to the Brick House ruins on Edisto Island, "where a forebear hung his gun over a door and fathered children whose DNA may rest with me, and who perhaps went to a Presbyterian church where organs were forbidden, pictures were taboo, and where life was tough even for the owners of brick homes."
On the great Titanic Thompson, Stuart Dawson read the recently published biography by Kevin Cook and loved it. "One of Titanic's bets was to pick which of two birds on a telephone wire would fly first. He almost always won because he knew that the female almost always flew first.
"Another book in a similar realm is 'All American Mafioso: The Johnny Rosselli Story' by Charles Rappleye." The book apparently tells the story of Rosselli's mob connections and later collaborative efforts with CIA agents to overthrow Fidel Castro, if not kill him outright.
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Punster Jim Augustin is thrilled that the baseball season is now in full swing (my lame words, not his — don't want to damage his reputation). "What's not to like about a sport," he asks, "where a miss is termed a strike?" Jim additionally quotes the great Yogi Berra, who said, "If people don't want to come out to the ballpark, nobody's going to stop them."
Feathered friends
It's been awhile since I mentioned downtown Charleston's famous guinea fowl that amazingly and unbelievably flew in out of nowhere and landed on our doorstep a little over three years ago and have been hanging out in the neighborhood ever since.
They've become local celebrities and everybody loves them, even a couple of neighbors who were concerned that these completely out-of-context farm animals wandering around their porch, pecking hither and yon and leaving unwanted calling cards, might actually hinder the sale of their house.
Well, the house sat there forever and didn't sell ... until prospective buyers saw the guineas. "Gus" and "Ginny" sealed the deal and now everybody's happy.
The birds' social antics are hilarious, and they are never seen outside each other's company. Over the past three years, they have withstood innumerable close shaves with passing automobiles and attacks by a Northern harrier, a peregrine falcon, a red-shouldered hawk and what we think was a great horned owl during an insidious nighttime attack.
Last summer, Gus was bloodied up by the hawk and had a serious eye injury and a piercing talon wound to the neck. But he fought bravely to protect his hen and two young chicks, and, incredibly, the hawk retreated.
Bloody feathers were strewn all over the place, and we thought there was no way he could survive. But survive he did, with the help of Dr. Doug Berger, DVM, who captured the ailing bird and gave him a shot that seemed to jump-start recovery.
He's completely back now, attitude and all, brazen enough to sit on an exposed perch at the end of each day and bugle sunset, with a note of defiance to boot.
"Bring it on!" he seems to be saying, with his chest puffed out and silhouetted against the sunset. It's a thing of beauty.
Meanwhile, the two chicks, "Roberta" and "Fowler" (and aren't you glad Roberta's a hen? speaking of bad puns), are two of perhaps 50 hatchlings to make it to maturity without intervention. The long-suffering mother hen now has herself a closely knit family of four, and the rest of us have twice the entertainment.
You can bet I did a double take when I got this letter from a patient, a retired Delta pilot, that sounded like a real scoop:
"A few weeks ago I was at the local Biz Jet airport visiting some old flying buddies. A corporate jet pilot came into the lounge to use the facilities and grab a cup of coffee while refueling.
"Turns out he is Danica Patrick's pilot. Yes, THE Danica Patrick of Indy car and now NASCAR racing fame.
"She is buying a bigger jet, a Grumman Gulfstream, one that requires two pilots. We got to shooting the breeze, and I told him I had flown B-52's in the Air Force and had 30 years flying the big Delta jets. He asked for a resume, which I later sent him.
"Ms. Patrick called me (recently) and I guess it was a phone interview of sorts. She seemed happy with my credentials and, with her current pilot's recommendation, offered me a job flying for her when her new Gulfstream arrives.
"The Gulfstream is scheduled for August. I will go to Grumman in late June for ground school and then to Flight Safety for simulator training."
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This is a response to Mr. C.C. Cheezum's Jan. 25 letter, "Sewer district rate payers should keep eyes open....
"If I were to try to read, much less answer, all the attacks made on me, this shop might as well be closed for any other business. I do the very best I know how - the very best I can; and I mean to keep doing so until the end. If the end brings me out all right, what's said against me won't amount to anything. If the end brings me out wrong, ten angels swearing I was right would make no difference." - Abraham Lincoln
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JCPSD directors made a huge mistake, and want the customers to pay for it. Mr. Cummins you cry too much, if you can not do the job then resign. I think the entire board needs replaced.
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I was surprised how high the rates were when I moved to Charles Town a decade ago. They were also coupled with inaccurate (i.e. too high) usage metering. Usage numbers didn't change from when 5 people lived in the house or to when 1 person lived in the house and was showering at the gym. Then it turns out the city didn't even have a shut off valve to the house and surprise they had multiple water lines entering the house. The entire system is a giant mess. The CT WWTP smells to high heaven. The only place worse are the WWTP's near Richmond, VA.
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Famous British Spa Towns are Bath and Royal Leamington Spa. Large areas for bathing have been uncovered many times by archaeologists digging for Roman remains at Bath, Somerset. The Royal Pump Rooms and Baths were opened at Leamington ,Warwickshire in the early 1800s. Other examples of spa towns in Britain include Cheltenham, Harrogate, Llandrindod Wells, Malvern and Tunbridge Wells. There is an area called Spa, near Ballynahinch, Co. Down. There was a pump room and there also baths there in the late 1800s early 1900s but these have long since closed although the name still exists.
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Short for spastic or spasticated person. Mostly used in the UK.
Alternatives include: Spastic, Spaz, Spazpuss, Spaztard and Spastard
Alternatives include: Spastic, Spaz, Spazpuss, Spaztard and Spastard
Shut the hell up you Spaz.
You're such a Spaztard.
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Irish slang for an idiot. For extra scumbag points make it into spanner.
Everyone in Munster is an inbred SPA
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Plz stop
Hun: "skal vi ikke lave noget spas?"
Han: *skyder hende og derefter sig selv*
Han: *skyder hende og derefter sig selv*
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Areas in Houston, TX where people go for a spa massage and afterwards some sex through prostitution. Usually it's $50 for a massage and blowjob or $100 for a massage and sex.
Damn lets go to that spa, I need to get some booty tonight!
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Senseless Panic Attack Syndrome... commonly known as a Spas(pronounced Spaz).
--So, Judy, how are you today- Bwah! Beek! Lala do! AHHHHH! MONKEYS!!! NO!!!!!
--Uh, Becky, are you OK?
--Sorry, I suffer from Senseless Panic Attack Syndrome... I'm a Spas.
--Uh, Becky, are you OK?
--Sorry, I suffer from Senseless Panic Attack Syndrome... I'm a Spas.
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A legendary form of fingering a woman while using the thumb to massage the clitoris, in a snapping fashion. Usually taught to you by your father. Hence the pappy
When he realized conventonal finger banging wasn't working, he went for the Pappy Snap!
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Use of target cells in culture that more closely resembles the target organ in vivo can increase predictability. In addition, the increased biological relevance of cell lines and their drug targets decreases late attrition in trials.
At the same time, an increase in the use of cell-based therapeutic strategies has escalated the need for cells that are of consistent quality and in sufficient quantities. Automated platforms are being used to meet the increased demand for in vivo mimetic organotypic cells. The ability to grow large numbers of cells in a consistent and reliable fashion is directly related to the automation of the cell culture process, sample handling, imaging, and assaying.
Over the last 30 years, the drug screening industry has seen a trend toward using more biologically relevant 3-D surfaces for cell-based screening. Cells interact with neighboring cells and the extracellular matrix (ECM) in vivo by means of biochemical and mechanical cues. Cell cultures that replicate real tissue interactions are better candidates for proliferation, migration, apoptosis, and tumorigenesis models.
Currently, the vast majority of cell culture for cell-based data harvesting occurs in flat, hard, plastic dishes. It is widely accepted that this system has limitations in biological relevance, thus, a number of new scaffolds have been developed to mimic the ECM in vivo environment. Recent research has demonstrated that coating flat plasticware with reconstituted basement membrane (rBM) provides additional insights into the extracellular context in tumorigenesis and reveals differences in receptor activity in human breast cancer cells. Though such scaffolds have revealed much about cell behavior, microcarriers take 3-D biology to the next level.
Microcarriers are small spheres that can range in diameter from that of the cell up to 500 µm. Their many benefits include supporting the growth of difficult or sensitive cell types. The ideal microcarrier is made of biologically relevant and in vivo mimetic constituents.
Figure 1 shows human embryonic stem cells cultured on the GEM™, a microcarrier developed by Global Cell Solutions (GCS). GEM consists of an alginate core surrounded by a covalently bound molecular layer of protein. Cells cultured on GEM demonstrate more in vivo-like characteristics than those grown in 2-D flasks.
Alginate is a particularly biologically relevant material because it has structural constituents that resemble the cell-supporting network in vivo. The molecular structure of alginate is similar to that of hyaluronic acid, which is a constituent of the extracellular matrix and has been shown to be beneficial in keeping stem cells undifferentiated. The unique porous matrix stimulates the growth of cells and allows for polarized ion transport mimicking the in vivo metabolic state. Alginate is approved by the FDA for use in humans, making it an ideal candidate for future cell-based therapeutics.
Furthermore, a variety of protein layers such as collagen or laminin can be coated onto the alginate to accommodate the basement membrane needs of different types of cells. Human embryonic stem cells, for example, can be cultured feeder-free and expanded on purified laminin-coated GEM and retain embryonic stem cell markers as in Figure 1.
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1. Being Yelled At
2. A Good Talking to.
3. Screamed at.
2. A Good Talking to.
3. Screamed at.
I smacked my sister in the face, and was later
"Bitched out" by my mother.
"Bitched out" by my mother.
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Can you define these popular missing words?
When a person male or female just snaps at you for any reason.
My friend totally Bitched Out the waiter for getting their order worng.
by Liz A.B. December 31, 2005
In male prisons, the condition of being turned out for sex and made into another man's prison-wife.
The crew on C-block snatched up that new pretty-boy soon as he hit yard for their punk. He's so bitched out now they got him walk around in Daisy Dukes and Kool-Aid lipstick.
by BxMuscle November 04, 2011
When a male species tends to act like a female species after being frightened and or scared.
The other day we were at a party and I lit a firecracker behind steve and he Bitched Out like a sissy girl ,it was funny as hell
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The state of being so disillusioned with the idea of forming a successful relationship with a woman, that you can't be bothered even trying.
"Man. I've been getting really good vibes off (insert woman's name here) but I still feel really bitched out"
by nick October 05, 2005
When a transvestite gets dressed up like a girl and does her makeup and nails etc.
tranny 1: "Hey, lets get bitched out tonight and go clubbing!"
tranny 2: "Sounds like a plan!"
tranny 2: "Sounds like a plan!"
by Jennifer Girl August 26, 2011
When the number of attractive women significantly outnumbers the men in a setting
Person 1: Yo man how was that party
Person : Man it was tight it was bitched out.
Person : Man it was tight it was bitched out.
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The other day, comedian Jim Gaffigan (while super funny and we are totally going to see his show in a couple weeks) tweeted:
"At what point are we going to admit that all toddler artwork is horrible?"
Not true, Mr. Gaffigan! Boo. I'm also sticking out my bottom lip. Maybe it's because he's a dad and I'm a mom and we see their masterpieces with different heart-eyes. (Or maybe my kids are really talented and his kid is just a crappy artist? I don't really think that is the case, though.)
Before I go on any further, this post is part of Hallmark's Life is a Special Occasion, a sponsored series continuing through the rest of this year.This month's theme is encouragement. I don't think I am the best at encouraging other people or myself, but when it comes to my kids, they can do anything, and I let them know it.
And truly, does anyone celebrate the every day as a special occasion more than a child?
Maybe it's not about the skill of how well Gray paints with watercolors or Ivy draws with chalk, it's more of the thought that they did it for me. They say, look what I made for you! And I am delighted. Or even if it's something they do for themselves, when they come to me proud and confident in their imagination's creation, how can I not exclaim my approval?!
Honestly it could be a blank piece of paper- or in Jim's words "horrible"- but their intentions... oh, the intentions. (I am certain Jim Gaffigan gets it, too, he's a cool guy. I'm just picking on him like he's picking on toddlers.)
I give each of my kids a love boost in a different way. For Noah, it's often through texts or emails and running off to Starbucks just us - he gets a vanilla bean frap and I get an iced green tea. Carter is more subtle, he's one I have to corner for a hug and a quiet praise and hidden notes on his pillow. Grayson just comes out and demands approval- he will remind me every fifteen minutes or so if I haven't made note of what a good eater/drawer/Angry Birds player/son/brother/dresser/pooper he is. Ivy surprises me every moment, with something new. She keeps it fresh and always remarkable. And now, writing this out makes me all verklempt and also, feel like the luckiest mom in the world.
I ordered all their school supplies online yesterday. I have three to buy for now. I still can't believe how long Gray's list for kindergarten is... and how short Noah's is for fifth grade. And it was just Saturday that I felt that flutter in my stomach that wait, what? Fifth grade? That means, next year is middle school.
While this post is sponsored by Hallmark, I've always been a Gold Crown card carrier and still shop there using my own money. I picked up some Lunchbox Notes yesterday as part of my back-to-school prep. Noah & Carter often buy their lunch, but with Gray's food allergies, I'll pack his lunch at home every day. And of course I can always slip these in a pocket or folder. Nothing embarrassing! Just a little love. That's his foxy lunch box. Isn't it the cutest?
So tell me, do you really think your kids' artwork is awful? Or do you cherish every scribble? Or both?
My mother said to me, 'If you are a soldier, you will become a general. If you are a monk, you will become the Pope.' Instead, I was a painter, and became Picasso." - Pablo Picasso
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NEW YORK � There is something Donald Trump says he doesn�t know.
Trump has welcomed a reporter to his 26th-floor corner office in Trump Tower to talk about �All-Star Celebrity Apprentice.� And here, in person, this one-of-a-kind TV star, billionaire businessman, ubiquitous brand mogul and media maestro strikes a softer pose than he has typically practiced in his decades on public display.
Relaxed behind a desk stacked with paper that suggest work is actually done there, Trump is pleasant, even chummy, with a my-time-is-your-time easiness greeting his guest.
He even contradicts his status as a legendary know-it-all with this surprising admission: There�s a corner of the universe he doesn�t understand.
The ratings woes of NBC, which airs his show, are on Trump�s mind at the moment, and as he hastens to voice confidence in the network�s powers-that-be (�They will absolutely get it right�), he marvels at the mysteries of the entertainment world.
�If I buy a great piece of real estate and do the right building, I�m really gonna have a success,� he says. �It may be more successful or less successful, but you can sort of predict how it�s gonna do. But show business is like trial and error! It�s amazing!�
He loves to recall the iffy prospects for �The Apprentice� when it debuted in January 2004. With show biz, he says, �You never know what�s gonna happen.�
Except, of course, when you do.
�I do have an instinct,� he says. �Oftentimes, I�ll see shows go on and I�ll say, �That show will never make it,� and I�m always right. And I understand talent. Does anybody ask me? No. But if they did, I would be doing them a big service. I know what people want.�
So maybe he does know it all. In any case, lots of people wanted �The Apprentice.� In its first season, it averaged nearly 21 million viewers each week.
And it gave Trump a signature TV platform that clinched his image as corporate royalty. He presided in a mood-lit stagecraft boardroom where celebrity subjects addressed him as �Mr. Trump� and shrank at that dismissive flick of his wrist and dreaded catchphrase, �You�re fired.�
The two-hour premiere of �All-Star Celebrity Apprentice� (Sunday at 7 p.m. MST) starts by rallying its 14 veteran contenders in the even more evocative setting of the 2,000-year-old Egyptian Temple of Dendur at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
There, grandly, Trump receives such returning players as Gary Busey, Stephen Baldwin, LaToya Jackson and reality mean queen Omarosa.
Soon, teammates are chosen by team leaders Bret Michaels and Trace Adkins. Their first assignment: concoct a winning recipe for meatballs, then sell more of them than the rival team.
This is the 13th edition of the �Apprentice� franchise, which has now slipped to less than one-third its original viewership, according to Nielsen Co. figures. But even an audience matching last season�s 6.26 million viewers would be pleasant news for NBC, which has recently fallen to fifth place in prime time, behind even Spanish-language Univision.
�I could probably do another show when I don�t enjoy �The Apprentice� anymore,� says the 66-year-old Trump, considering his TV future. �I have been asked by virtually every network on television to do a show for them. But there�s something to sticking with what you have: This is a good formula. It works.�
Years before �The Apprentice,� Trump had hit on a winning formula for himself: Supercharge his business success with relentless self-promotion, putting a human face � his � on the capitalist system, and embedding his persona in a feedback loop of performance and fame.
Since then, he has ruled as America�s larger-than-life tycoon and its patron saint of material success. Which raises the question: Does he play a souped-up version of himself for his audience as Donald Trump, a character bigger and broader than its real-life inspiration?
He laughs, flashing something like a you-got-me smile.
�Perhaps,� he says. �Not consciously. But perhaps I do. Perhaps I do.�
It began as early as 1987, when his first book, Trump: The Art of the Deal, became a huge best-seller.
And even without a regular showcase, he was no stranger to TV. For instance, in the span of just 10 days in May 1997, Trump not only was seen on his �Miss Universe Pageant� telecast on CBS, but also made sitcom cameo appearances as himself on NBC�s �Suddenly Susan� and ABC�s �Drew Carey Show.�
Meanwhile, as a frequent talk-show guest then (as now), he publicized his projects and pushed his brand.
�I�ll be on that show for 20 or 30 or 60 minutes, and it costs me nothing,� he says. �When you have an opportunity for promotion, take it! It�s free.�
No one has ever accused Trump of hiding his light under a bushel. But his promotional drive (or naked craving for attention) has taken him to extremes that conventional wisdom warns against: saying and doing things that might hurt your bottom line.
Item: Trump�s noisy, even race-baiting challenge to President Barack Obama to prove his American citizenship. This crusade has earned Trump the title from one editorialist as �birther blowhard.�
For an industrialist and entertainer, where�s the profit in voicing political views that could tick off a segment of your market or your audience?
�It�s a great question, and a hard question to answer, because you happen to be right,� Trump says. �The fact is, some people love me, and some people the-opposite-of-love me, because of what I do and because of what I say. But I�m a very truthful person. By speaking out, it�s probably not a good thing for me personally, but I feel I have an obligation to do it.�
But isn�t he being divisive with some of his pronouncements?
�I think �divisive� would be a fair word in some cases, not in all cases,� he says. �But I think �truthful� is another word.�
The publicity he got from his political activism reached a fever pitch during his monthslong, media-blitzed flirtation with running for president that seemed conveniently to dovetail with the Spring 2011 season of his TV show.
That May, he announced he would not run. For some, it was the final scene of nothing more than political theatrics.
�They weren�t,� Trump says quietly. �I was very seriously considering running. It was a race that the Republicans should have won. I made a mistake in not running, because I think I would have won.�
He says he has no designs on this year�s race for mayor of New York. But his politicizing continues apace. In his Twitter feed, with 2 million followers, he continues to bash China and rant about Washington. He phones in to Fox News Channel�s �Fox & Friends� each Monday morning to vent his spleen.
�I believe in speaking my mind,� he says, �and I don�t mind controversy, as you probably noticed. I think sometimes controversy is a good thing, not a bad thing.�
Last summer saw the opening in Aberdeen, Scotland, of Trump International Golf Links after a bitter, yearslong fight waged by environmentalists and local residents against government leaders and, of course, Trump.
A man for whom it seems no publicity is bad publicity, Trump insists the controversy helped the project.
�If there wasn�t controversy surrounding it, I don�t think anybody would even know it exists,� he says, laying out the alternative: �I could take an ad: �Golf course opening.��
Trump even seems to profit from the harsh attention focused on his hair.
�I get killed on my hair,� he says, with no trace of remorse. But he wants everyone to know, �It�s not a wig.� Nor is it an elaborately engineered coif to hide a hairline in retreat, as many Trump-watchers imagine.
To prove it, Trump does a remarkable thing: He lifts the flaxen locks that flop above his forehead to reveal, plain as day, a normal hairline.
�I wash my hair, I comb it, I set it and I spray it,� he says. �That�s it. I could comb it back and I�d look OK. But I�ve combed it this way for my whole life. It�s become almost a trademark. And I think NBC would be very unhappy if I combed it back, �cause � you know what? � maybe I wouldn�t get as high a rating.�


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Yes, that is a pretty good analysis, and not even anywhere close to what you described in the post I responded to. It basically amounts to around 4% less than they were getting, give or take a little depending on actual growth. $750M+ is a pretty huge concession. Especially considering the league as a whole was already profitable.
The facts are quite clear. This is a pretty good analysis of the proposals and situation.
So what would you consider a "fair" offer from the players? Seems to me like you just expect the players to keep giving and giving until the owners agree.
Every single number available to us says that what the players are offering is fair, and should push the NHL profit margin above both the NBA and MLB, even though the NHL has lower revenue. If the $16M payroll spread doesn't work for enough teams then it should be the sole responsibility of the owners to adjust the system to accommodate the poor teams. You can't expect the players to accept a less than fair split just because the owners don't want to acknowledge the huge revenue disparity.


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