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Honeyflower3, who will no doubt be a lifestyle correspondent for The Today Show someday, shares some great tips concerning dorm room organization and living. For instance, skip the conventional
Honeyflower3, who will no doubt be a lifestyle correspondent for The Today Show someday, shares some great tips concerning dorm room organization and living. For instance, skip the conventional
These thrifting tips will help you manage your treasure-hunting adventures to make them more productive, less-stressful, and more satisfying.
If you're in the process of decorating your space, this may be the single most helpful tool you could own: a paint chip keychain custom-made from your own color palette! It's a simple DIY project that will make shopping for furniture, fabric, or accessories that much easier.
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The Queen of Clean! Does she wear a cape made of dryer sheets? Does she leap laundry hampers in a single bound? I have no idea, but she does de-bunks laundry myths faster than a speeding bullet. (The busts are brought to us by Vaska, thus the shout out). So here they are, straight from the Dirt Buster's mouth:
If the clothes are really dirty use more detergent.
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Having guests, friends and family over to your nest should be fun and enjoyable and doesn't need to be panic-attack-inducing. The most important thing is to be in the moment and enjoy your company, instead of fretting over how clean your house is or what you are going to serve.
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An interior design enthusiast and remodeling junkie, Meg Ryan is a Curblier at heart. (Even if she doesn't know it.) In the June 2010 issue of Elle Decor, Meg gives us a tour of her Martha Vinyard's home. Meg did use the help of decorator Marsha Russel of Satinwood Ltd, who, according to Marsha was basically a sounding board and procurer. Meg was the visionary. We can get a peek inside Meg's house on Elle Decor's website, but for the full experience, we'll have to spring for a copy of the magazine. However, Meg does share her eminently practical design tips free of charge. Here they are in a nutshell.
The initials UL have been synonymous with safety for the last 115 years, so when Underwriters Laboratories offered to share with us their DIY Home Improvement Safety Tip Sheet (for both amateur and veteran DIYers) I jumped at the chance. No messing around; here it is, verbatim.
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Plastic wrap, cellophane, Saran Wrap, cling wrap... whatever you call it, this just-a-bit-too-sticky surface does what it does - sealing food in containers to keep it fresh - and does it well. Turns out, there's at least eight other things it can do, as well, and they've been compiled thusly by Diane Rixon at DIYLife.
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No matter how I try to not pick up my office for work, I simply can't be productive in a chaotic space. Whether trying to be creative, efficient, or just less distracted, I simply need a clutter-free, accessible space. So, these twenty-one tips from Real Simple seem perfect for folks just like me, AND for those who need a bit more structure in their workspace.
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In 1928, the Altoona Symphony Orchestra began as the five-member Gerhart String Ensemble.
As it opens its 80th season, the orchestra bears little resemblance to that original ensemble, with more than 75 musicians and its first female maestra.
Still, when the orchestra takes the stage Sunday at the Mishler Theatre in Altoona, Shirley Pechter will be thinking of those first five musicians and one in particular: her mother, Fannie Abelson, who played the violin.
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Shirley Pechter of Altoona attended the Altoona Symphony Orchestra's first concert 80 years ago.
"I think she would be so happy to know we have such wonderful musicians under a good leadership," said Pechter, 88, who lives in Altoona. "I think it would just thrill her. Her idea in the beginning was, 'Let's put music out front, for everyone.'"
Maestra Teresa Cheung has said previously she intends to do just that, through outreach programs in the community and local schools. Last month, the ASO held a free outdoor concert at Canal Basin Park in Hollidaysburg that drew about 800 people.
ASO has seen an increase in ticket sales over last year, board president Lue Kormanski said.
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What: Altoona Symphony Orchestra's first classical series concert, "Consecration of the House"
When: 2:30 p.m. Sunday
Where: Mishler Theatre, Altoona
Tickets: $27 and $17; $10 for students. Call 943-2500 or visit www.altoonasymphony.org
Luncheon with the maestra
The public is invited to lunch with maestra Teresa Cheung and guest artist Alexandre Moutouzkine at the Allegro Restaurant, Altoona, at noon today. Cost is $15 per person and reservations are required by 10:30 a.m. Call 943-2500.
"I think it is due to the park concert and outreach," she said. "I also think we've been out in the community a lot more, doing education programs, the Cushion Concerts, that type of thing. ... I was surprised. I thought in this economic environment, we'd have difficulty, but people are excited to see Teresa. She's a big draw for us."
Sunday's concert, which begins at 2:30 p.m., is the first concert of the subscription season - the first of this year's classical series - and is titled "Consecra-tion of the House," after Beethoven's work by the same name.
Guest pianist Alexandre Moutouzkine will perform Tchaikovsky's "Piano Concerto No. 1."
"I love it," Moutouzkine, who's based in New York City, said in a telephone interview. "It's one of the most beloved pieces ever, one of the most famous classical pieces ever."
Looking back at the past 80 years, Pechter said she thinks the symphony's come a long way - and is right about where it should be.
"We've survived all kinds of good times and bad times, and the symphony's still there," she said. "It's the people of Altoona who've supported it. There've been loads of symphonies who've had to close their doors, and we never did."
Mirror Staff Writer Ashley Gurbal is at 946-7435.

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Our interest in the problem of the ingested foreign body which presents itself below the esophagus has been stimulated by 2 cases seen within recent months at the Boston City Hospital. In 1 of these the anterior wall of the stomach near the pylorus had been perforated by a chicken bone, giving rise to a clinical picture which was confused with that of acute cholecystitis. In the second case the clinical picture was confused with that of acute fulminating appendicitis with perforation and local peritonitis. At operation the terminal portion of the ileum was found to have been perforated by a bit of squash rind. These cases are reported in detail later.
In making this study we have limited our attention to those cases in which the foreign body, or the complications arising from it, have been located below the esophagus and above the rectum, since a foreign body in
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This was going to be a challenging game for the Cowboys to win from the start. It was K-State's Senior Day and it was in need of boosting its NCAA Tournament pedigree. OSU has been poor on the road and was missing forward Le'Bryan Nash for the third straight game.
OSU, already weak in numbers, was then dealt a devastating blow just three minutes into the game in Bramlage Coliseum. Cowboy center Philip Jurick planted his foot awkwardly and crumpled to the floor and, courtesy of instant replay, didn't appear to have done anything serious but the obvious pain he was in said otherwise right from the start.
Jurick was helped straight to the visitor's locker room and his day was over. It was confirmed after the game that the junior center suffered a torn Achilles tendon and his season is over.
"Once our guys came in, saw Jurick and the situation he was in, it took a lot out of our players and some of our guys were down," Ford said.
From that point forward, OSU just didn't have the available personnel to stave off a deep, talented Wildcat team at home as the score differential continued to grow incrementally until the final buzzer.The Cowboys forcing the issue didn't help either, to the tune of 18 turnovers.
The Wildcats hit key 3s, they took advantage of OSU's gaping hole in the middle without Nash or Jurick and distanced themselves from the Pokes one step at a time. But as Ford addressed after the game, the biggest enemy OSU was faced with on Saturday was itself. He said his team was distracted and in its own head after the injury.
"We are not real deep to begin with," Ford said. "It kind of made us start thinking about it a little bit on both ends.
"Our team played hard. We hung in there right at the gate. We did some things we wanted to do to try and stay in the game in the first half. K-State made a lot of key 3's in the first half to keep extending the lead. We got in some serious foul trouble"
Only five players scored for the Cowboys on Saturday with Keiton Page again leading the pack. Page finished with 22 on 7-of-13 shooting and hit six 3s to keep OSU in it. The second leading scorer, and perhaps providing the silver lining to the loss, was freshman Cezar Guerrero, who turned in a Big 12-best 15 points on 6-of-11 shooting with five assists and three steals.
Brian Williams chipped in nine points, three rebounds and three assists. Markel Brown scored eight to go with four boards. Michael Cobbins finished with four and led the Cowboys with seven rebounds.
Kansas State was led by the trio of Jamar Samuels, Rodney McGruder and Jordan Henriquez, who combined for 47 points on 24-of-34 shooting.
The loss wraps up the regular season for the Cowboys at 14-17 overall and 7-11 in conference play. OSU has the No. 7 seed in the Big 12 Tournament and will face No. 10 seed Texas Tech on Wednesday at 8:30 p.m.


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The Golden Globe Awards pre-circuit of ceaseless bashes is under way. Fortunately, those lucky enough to hit W Magazine's party Thursday night in the penthouse of the Chateau Marmont were in for a few hours of calm amidst the storm. Sure, there were plenty of A-listers in the mix, like Cate Blanchett and Amy Adams, but the scene at the Dom Perignon and Cadillac-sponsored event was decidedly down home. Hosted by W Magazine's Stefano Tonchi and Lynn Hirschberg and Andre Balazs, the party toasted both the upcoming awards ceremony and the publication's February Best Performances issue, with photos shot by Juergen Teller splattered artfully across the entryway walls. Guests lounged on sofas near the fire-lit room and heat lamp-warmed terrace, scarfing Umami burgers and cronuts between quaffs of bubbly. After all, they needed the fuel for the days ahead.Follow Us:
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LEWISTOWN - Hundreds of local hunters will be successful in bagging bucks this year and we look forward to seeing them in The Sentinel's annual Big Buck Contest.
Antlered deer that meet the three-point standard and are killed during the archery season or the regular firearms deer season are eligible. First-, second- and third-place winners will be declared in adult and junior divisions (junior license or mentored youth hunters), with the first-place winners featured on the cover of the Big Buck edition to be published after the season ends.
As always, photos of all deer entered in the contest will be published in the special section.
To qualify for the contest, deer must be taken in Mifflin, Juniata, Perry, Snyder or Huntingdon counties, or by residents of those counties hunting anywhere in Pennsylvania. Bucks shot in other states may not be entered.
To enter, we prefer you bring the whole deer - properly tagged - but the head and hide are acceptable as long as the tag is attached. All deer must have been killed legally according to the Pennsylvania Wildlife Code. Deer must be presented at The Sentinel, 352 Sixth St., Pleasant Acres, for measurement.
Hours for deer measurement during the regular firearms season are as follows:
* Monday through Friday, you may bring in a deer anytime between from 9 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. If you wish to bring a deer after 4:30 on a weekday, you must call 248-6741 in advance to ensure a photographer is present.
* Saturdays, measurements will be taken from 11 a.m. to noon only. This is a change from previous years; there will not be a photographer available at any other time Saturday.
* Sundays, deer taken Saturday may be brought in from 6 to 7 p.m. Again, this is the only time entries will be accepted on a Sunday.
If you are coming on a weekday during the listed hours, please bring your deer to the main entrance facing Mifflin County Junior High School. On weekends or after hours, go to the employee entrance on the side of the building facing William Penn-Golden Living nursing home.
Contest entries will be accepted through Monday, Dec. 10.
Each deer's score will be the sum of the rack's outside spread, number of points big enough to hold a ring, and base circumference of both antlers. The outside spread will be used as a tie-breaker.


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ALBANY – Superstorm Sandy devastated New York City, but the superstorm's impact will send shivers through the state's economy and state finances in Albany.
The storm is expected to drive a hole into the state's budget at a time when New York's economy has been experiencing a shaky rebound amid relatively high unemployment.
State officials already are concerned about possible fiscal parallels between this week's storm and the 2001 terrorist attacks that created a nose dive in the state's economy and hit the government's balance sheet hard.
"We don't know how bad it is, but whatever it is, it's not good,'' Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo said earlier this week of the storm's impact on the state's economy.
In the months after the 2001 terrorist attacks, the state estimated Albany's budget would be hit with more than $5 billion in lower tax revenues over a two-year period.
Just days after Sandy hit, and with recovery operations likely to take months, officials in the State Comptroller's Office and Cuomo's Budget Division said Wednesday they are still conducting an assessment of possible impact to the state's economy and finances.
"In the short run, this can only be a negative in terms of impact. The question is how big the impact will be?'' State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli said in an interview Wednesday.
New York City Comptroller John Liu told a New York radio station that the storm is already costing the city between $3 million and $5 million a day in lost tax revenues. If Liu's estimates are accurate, the lost revenues for the state would be even worse.
It is too early to determine whether the impact will mean a new round of spending cuts this year or take hikes next year to make up for lost revenues, including income and sales taxes from New York City, the state economy's chief engine.
But the economic impacts are vast. As people lose their jobs even temporarily because of shuttered businesses in New York City and on Long Island it means lower tax revenue.
New York City's vital tourism sector also may take a hit as the holiday season approaches.
Even the two-day closing of the stock exchanges will trickle down to lower revenues for the state. Transportation nightmares that shut down roads, major tunnels and the subway system mean lost state and local revenue.
And the thousands of businesses – from restaurants to dry cleaners – shuttered from lack of power also mean lost state revenue.
And there are worries about what effect the oil refinery closure will have on the state's economy.
Then there are the unknown financial costs for the state.
While the federal government reimburses most of the emergency costs incurred by the state government, it remains a question mark how Albany – already facing a $1 billion deficit in the coming year – will afford the kinds of bailouts it gave to upstate communities following last year's two hurricanes.
Washington normally reimburses for two-thirds of the costs, and Cuomo said Wednesday he'd ask for as much as 100 percent.
How long the storm's financial impact is felt will dictate how deeply the state's economy and the government's budget are affected.
DiNapoli noted last year's Hurricane Irene, after federal reimbursements were made, ended up costing state and local governments more than $200 million. Sandy's tab, he said, will likely reach far higher depending on Washington's ability to pay.
Only last week, DiNapoli warned that the $31.6 billion in revenues collected so far this year by the state are running $436 million behind estimates when the budget was passed in March. To make up for the slide, revenues between now and the end of the fiscal year March 31 would have to grow 6.4 percent – a challenge made worse by Sandy's effects.
Early estimates of the economic impact of Hurricane Sandy across all the affected East Coast states are between $30 billion and $50 billion, according to Colorado-based IHS Global Insight, whose clients on economic forecasts include New York State.
That amount, smaller than the Hurricane Katrina hit, would still represent losses about equal to as much as nearly 2 percent of the region's gross regional product.
While there already has been talk of a special legislative session, likely in December, to consider such ideas as legislative pay raises and changes to the state's incumbent-friendly campaign finance system, now there is talk of any such session being driven by new fiscal challenges the storm will bring.
Only two weeks ago, before the name Sandy was on the lips of New Yorkers, Cuomo said any possible special session would not have to include financial fixes to the budget.
State officials have been confident that Cuomo could manage any revenue shortfalls this year in the five months left in the fiscal year. Now, with uncertainty over Sandy's impact, that confidence is expected to erode.
"We weren't going to have to have a midcourse correction. Unfortunately, you can never predict Mother Nature,'' said Senate Finance Committee Chairman John DeFrancisco, a Syracuse-area Republican.
"So, at some point, we'll probably have to deal with it either in a special session or when we get back in January.''
While some parts of the economy, like construction, may benefit, it will not make up for losses that have already occurred, most observers said.
"Here we were already limping along with one hand tied behind our back in terms of recovery, and now you have this situation ... In a very slow recovery, it doesn't help,'' said Elizabeth Lynam of the Citizens Budget Commission, a Manhattan-based watchdog of the state's finances.
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Beit Tal is an organization in memory of Trochenbrod and Lozisht Jewish community. members of the organization include all generations of people originated in the towns.
This website is a virtual museum and monument for the people of Trochenbrod and Lozisht.
THE HEAVENS ARE EMPTY: Discovering the Lost Town of Trochenbrod is the product of twelve years of research on four continents by Washington, DC resident, Avrom Bendavid-Val. Trochenbrod was a bustling commercial center of more than 5,000 people, all Jews, that was hidden deep in the forest in northwest Ukraine. Its isolation allowed it to thrive as a tiny Jewish kingdom unnoticed and unknown to most people, even though it was "the big city" for surrounding Ukrainian and Polish villages. The people of Trochenbrod were slaughtered in the Holocaust; soon nothing remained of this vibrant 130 year-old town but a row of trees and bushes in a clearing in the forest. The Heavens Are Empty tells the story of the life and death of one of the most unusual but unknown shtetls in Eastern Europe. An imagined Trochenbrod was the setting for Jonathan Safran Foer's novel, Everything is Illuminated, and the movie by the same name.
In his book, Bendavid-Val tells Trochenbrod's history not as a scholarly presentation, but as a story, including a bit of how he uncovered what happened in this vanished place. The book is unique in the variety of first person accounts Bendavid-Val draws on, including those of Jews born in Trochenbrod, as well as of Ukrainians and Poles who knew the town as children. The book is also unique in the large number of photographs and maps it contains. The emphasis of Heavens is on the life and vibrancy that was Trochenbrod, not just on the town's destruction in the Holocaust.
Here is an excerpt from Heavens that describes how some of the businesses there grew in the interwar period:
Then there was Avrum Bass. Avrum was a farmer who sold his produce at market, and had a horse and wagon to transport his goods. He would often bring produce back from the market in his wagon to sell in Trochenbrod, so he became both a farmer and a produce trader. His familiarity with horses led him to sell the one he had and buy another, and before long he was also a horse trader. Sometimes he brought bread back from the market to sell in Trochenbrod. Why not bake it here and offer fresher bread that people from the nearby villages might also come to buy? Soon enough Avrum Bass was a relatively well-to-do businessman who grew and traded produce, was a trader in horses, and owned a bakery in Trochenbrod.
Dairy owners in Trochenbrod took their milk and butter to Lutsk, Rovno, and Kolki to sell. Why come back with empty wagons? They began bringing back sugar, cooking oil, and eventually a wide variety of other goods from the cities to sell in Trochenbrod. They expanded their dairy shops into grocery stores and thought of themselves not just as dairymen, but as dairymen, grocery shopkeepers, and traders in city goods.
Ellie Potash started out making shoes and selling them in his small Trochenbrod shop like so many others. To get an edge on the competition he bought a horse and wagon and made rounds in the villages to take orders from customers and sell shoes directly to them. People would ask him for other leather goods, especially boots, belts, and bridles. Steadily he expanded his "export" business, and by the mid 1930s had a workshop in its own building (next to the post office) making a wide variety of leather goods for a steady market of customers in the villages around Trochenbrod. He made a good living from this, and was able to build a very nice new house. He could not have imagined that just a few years later his house would be selected by the Germans as one of the places to store the belongings of their victims, and then to quarter themselves, while Ellie and his family struggled to survive the winter hiding in the Radziwill forest.
THE HEAVENS ARE EMPTY: Discovering the Lost Town of Trochenbrod


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A former Albuquerque city councilor was found not guilty of drunken driving.
Michael Cook was arrested in April when an officer pulled him over for swerving off the road.
Cook's attorney, David Serna, persuaded the judge to throw out the evidence.
Serna challenged the accuracy of Cook's breath test, according to the Albuquerque Journal.
Cook represented District 7 in the Northeast Heights.
Serna represented and successfully defended former Albuquerque police Officer Levi Chavez.
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Political pledges are usually pernicious. They tie office-holders to policy prescriptions long after time and circumstances render them irrelevant or harmful. They inhibit compromise, which is, though some won't admit it, the oil that prevents the engines of government and society from seizing up. And it was Edmund Burke who cautioned us that pledges represent an abdication of judgment and responsibility.
Still, congresswoman Shelley Moore Capito of West Virginia's second district and David McKinley of the first, signed Grover Norquist's well-known Taxpayer Protection Pledge, which obligates signatories to oppose any increase in marginal income tax rates and to offset any elimination of deductions with corresponding cuts in rates.
Rather than debate the doubtful merits of this pledge, let's accept it as accomplished fact and consider that it may need to be counterbalanced with another pledge whose benefits are more certain. It reads:
"I will oppose any budget and tax package that takes more from West Virginia in budget cuts than it returns in tax cuts."
Call it the West Virginia Protection Pledge. It simply says that state taxpayers must get back at least as much money in tax cuts as we sacrifice in budget cuts so that we're not made poorer than we already are. This shouldn't be a difficult commitment for representatives who are, after all, elected to represent our interests.
But, for Capito and McKinley, it will be difficult because it's probably mathematically impossible to adhere to both a West Virginia Protection Pledge and to Norquist's pledge. It's also unlikely that they can honor the West Virginia Protection pledge while supporting the budget and tax plans proposed by presidential candidate, Mitt Romney, and Republican congressman Paul Ryan.
Here's why.
According to the Tax Policy Center of the Brookings Institution and the Urban Institute, 95 percent of the tax cut savings proposed in Romney's proposed plan would go to households with incomes of more than $100,000 a year and 70 percent would go to those making more than $200,000.
But, in West Virginia we don't have very many people in either category. While nationally more than a quarter of households make over $100,000 a year, in West Virginia only 11percent do. And, while more than 5 percent of US households make more than $200,000, in West Virginia the number is just over 1percent.
In all, we have only a third as many wealthy people as the nation and twice as many poor people. And, under the Romney plan, taxes for many middle class and poorer people will, if anything, go up due to the elimination of some tax deductions.
This will produce a result similar to what happened with the Bush tax cuts of a decade ago when West Virginians received only 67 cents in savings for every dollar received by other Americans. Except this time will be worse because the Romney and Ryan cuts are more skewed to benefit the wealthy than the Bush tax cuts were. In fact, because both the Romney and Ryan plans involve removing deductions, most West Virginians will probably see an income tax increase.
Then there are the looming cuts to entitlements. West Virginia receives more than twice as many dollars in federal spending as we contribute in taxes. Much of that spending comes from programs Republicans are targeting for cuts such as disability, Medicare, Medicaid, and food stamps. So, to the degree these programs are reduced, West Virginia will suffer disproportionately probably leaving the state in a "net loss" situation in which more money is removed from the state's economy than is put back in.
The consequent reductions in personal income and in retail demand could be profound for West Virginia citizens and merchants producing precisely the opposite result of the one which Republicans intend, which is to put more not less money in Americans' pockets.
It's reasonable to question the wisdom of a policy that would punish one of the nation's poorest states so. Perhaps it could be justified if, despite the damage to West Virginia, the policy benefitted the nation as a whole. Unfortunately, the evidence suggests otherwise.
As Nobel Prize-winning economist, Joseph Stiglitz, said recently in an interview with Rolling Stone Magazine, "No large economy has ever recovered from an economic downturn through austerity." He was referring specifically to the Republican strategy of slashing government spending, which, not coincidentally, is being practiced with stunningly awful results in European countries such as Ireland and Spain.
West Virginia wouldn't be the only state to face a net loss catastrophe. But, we would be the first and the most seriously damaged while the nation as a whole would suffer as well.
The principles on which Republicans base their policies sound wise - Tax cuts are good, budgets should be balanced, and social programs shouldn't breed dependency. But, the road to hell, as they say, is paved with good intentions. Besides, the marketplace isn't based on the exchange of principles. It's based on the exchange of money and when the Romney and Ryan plans are monetized, West Virginia and America end up losers.
It's too much to say that what's good for West Virginia is good for the country, but it's not too much to say that what's bad for West Virginia is bad for the country. So, the question stands.
When push comes to shove, which pledge will our congressional representatives honor, the West Virginia Protection pledge and with it the national interest, or the Grover Norquist pledge and party ideology?
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STATE COLLEGE - A two-run homer by Hudson Valley's Jason Corder in the top of the 11th inning plated the winning runs in a 6-4 win over the State College Spikes at Medlar Field at Lubrano Park.
Corder's homer off of Allen Ponder (0-1) was tucked just inside the left-field foul pole. The call was so close that boos rained down from the patrons. State College (5-17) manager Brad Fischer also came out to argue the call, but to no avail.
The game was sent to extra innings after the Spikes took a late lead in the seventh inning. Kyle Morgan's RBI double was followed by a two-run double to left field by David Rubinstein, giving the Spikes the advantage, 4-3.
Hudson Valley (13-10) then tied the game, 4-4, in the top of the eighth with a broken bat single by pinch-hitter Jacob Jeffries.
Mark Carver collected two hits for the Spikes, including a double. Spikes shortstop Andy Vasquez stretched his hit streak to seven games with a triple in the third inning.
Joshua Satow (2-0) got the win in relief for the Renegades, going two-plus innings and allowing a hit and a walk. Matt Gorgen relieved him in the bottom of the 11th and elicited a double play and a ground out to end the game and get his fourth save in as many opportunities.
Ponder received the loss for State College, allowing two runs on five hits and two walks while striking out three.
The Spikes and Renegades meet for their last scheduled match-up of the season tonight at 7:05. State College sends Maurice Bankston (0-3) to the mound for his fourth start, and fifth total appearance, of the year.
Hudson Valley counters with right-hander Nick Barnese (1-0). Barnese, the third-round draft pick of the Tampa Bay Rays in 2007, has a 1.25 ERA over his first four starts.
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PARIS—French President Nicolas Sarkozy urged his political allies to treat International Monetary Fund Managing Director Dominique Strauss-Kahn with dignity one day after he was ordered held without bail on sexual-assault charges, while France's broadcasting watchdog called on television networks to show restraint in their coverage of him.
Mr. Sarkozy urged members of his conservative ruling party not to appear to be taking advantage of the legal woes of the Socialist Party stalwart, who was arrested by New York police on Saturday and charged with sexually assaulting a housekeeper in his suite at the Sofitel Hotel near Times Square.
Mr. Strauss-Kahn's lawyers say the French diplomat intends to plead not guilty.
"We must keep calm and display a sense of dignity and decency," Mr. Sarkozy told lawmakers for the Union pour un Mouvement Populaire, or UMP, during a closed-door breakfast, according to people familiar with the matter.
Other top French and European officials also urged fellow leaders to hold back on quick judgment against Mr. Strauss-Kahn, highlighting Europe's increasingly cautious reaction to the arrest and detention of the man until recently seen as a favorite to become France's next president.
France's broadcasting watchdog—the Conseil Supérieur de l'Audiovisuel, or CSA—called on the country's television channels to use restraint in showing footage of Mr. Strauss-Kahn in handcuffs, reminding networks that French law prohibits them from airing images of people in handcuffs, or otherwise restrained, before they have been convicted by a court.
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On Tuesday, the front pages of all but one of the country's eight national daily newspapers showed a photograph of Mr. Strauss-Kahn, the man many in France thought would be their next president, standing in a New York courtroom.
The footage has transfixed the nation, not least because French law prohibits cameras inside French courtrooms. Some of Mr. Strauss-Kahn's supporters in France have criticized the U.S. practice of showing such images.
"I regret that the French media haven't respected our law...prescribing that images that are humiliating and degrading for someone who's still presumed innocent cannot be disseminated," Socialist Party leader Martine Aubry said in a statement.
"We've been watching Strauss-Kahn on prime-time TV shows and on the front page of all newspapers handcuffed, being forcibly pushed into a car by policemen, and this is contrary to the spirit of the law," said Dominique de Leusse, a lawyer for Mr. Strauss-Kahn. "Even if the handcuffs weren't apparent, it was obvious that he was being coerced."
The law pertaining to images of suspects, passed in 2000, aims at strengthening the protection of the presumption of innocence. It allows for a maximum fine of €15,000 ($21,300), with any fines subject to approval by a court.
Rachid Arhab, a member of the CSA's board, said the law applies to images aired in France, "irrespective of whether they were shot abroad." A spokeswoman for the agency said it doesn't plan further action to bring this kind of footage off the air and said it would be up to the individual, not the agency, to sue for compensation.
Olivier Ravanello, deputy managing editor with the news channel i-Télé, owned by Vivendi SA's pay-TV channel Canal Plus Group, argued that the law shouldn't be applied to a trial outside France.
"We can't cover the DSK story like a French story for the simple reason it is happening in the U.S.," Mr. Ravanello said, referring to Mr. Strauss-Kahn by his widely used initials. "The images we saw are brutal indeed, but that's because of the nature of the U.S. judiciary."
The debate over Mr. Strauss-Kahn's portrayal came as the name of the hotel housekeeper, whose name hasn't been officially released, was published in several media outlets in France.
France also grappled Tuesday with the longtime public attitude of tolerance and sexual secrecy for French politicians, something dubbed in France the "sexual exception."
"People are now asking whether we should question this ideal," says Eric Fassin, a French sociologist. "This raises the question: Is the French sexual exception over?"
French rulers' sexual indulgences go back centuries. The French president's current residence in Paris, the Élysée Palace, was bought by Louis XV to house his mistress the Marquise de Pompadour. The republics of the 20th century codified the separation between church and state, leading to a broader distinction between private and public life.
Though postwar presidents such as Charles de Gaulle are thought to have been restrained in their private lives, in the 1970s French politicians enthusiastically embraced the sexual revolution—while exercising their right to privacy.
Former President François Mitterrand had a child out of wedlock, which the press kept quiet about until after his death. His successor Jacques Chirac was widely known for his fondness for women. When asked about his love life during a recent documentary Mr. Chirac paused for several seconds before describing it as "reasonable."
French Prime Minister François Fillon echoed Mr. Sarkozy's warning when he met with a group of UMP lawmakers later Tuesday, according to people present. "Nobody has an interest in exploiting this affair," Mr. Fillon said, according to the people present at the weekly meeting. "Mr. Strauss-Kahn has the right to be presumed innocent and the victim has the right to respect."
Mr. Sarkozy's comments came after a senior French minister said Mr. Strauss-Kahn was being "accused of very serious actions" that would harm France's image.
"In addition to the presumed victim, the maid, there is a proven victim here: France," Environment Minister Nathalie Kosciusko-Morizet told French television channel Canal Plus on Monday.
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An Albuquerque man who police said held his wife hostage for four days appeared before a judge Tuesday.Video Transcript
CONTINUE THROUGHOUT THE WEEK. A MAN WHO POLICE SAY HELD HIS WIFE HOSTAGE FOR 4 DAYS, WENT BEFORE A JUDGE TODAY. AS KOAT ACTION 7 NEWS REPORTER IS FINDING OUT, HE'S GOT A LONG HISTORY WITH THE LAW; ONE THAT STRETCHES FROM NEW MEXICO TO TEXAS. IT'S NEW AT FIVE. 35-YEAR OLD LUIS MEZA STOOD BEFORE A JUDGE TUESDAY. Mr. Meza, you're before the court today on a criminal charge of kidnapping and aggravated battery against a household member with a deadly. ALBUQUERQUE POLICE SAY MEZA HELD HIS WIFE CAPTIVE FOR 4 DAYS. THEY LIVE INSIDE THIS APARTMENT COMPLEX ON SAN PABLO IN SOUTHEAST ALBUQUERQUE. POLICE SAY MEZA'S WIFE THREATENING TO LEAVE HIM IF HE DIDN'T STOP USING DRUGS. THAT'S WHEN INVESTIGATORS SAY MEZA BECAME VIOLENT. ACCORDING TO THE CRIMINAL COMPLAINT, HE STARTED BEATING HIS WIFE AND USING A KNIFE TO HOLD HER HOSTAGE. SHE WAS ABLE TO ESCAPE MONDAY AFTER MEZA LEFT THE HOME TO GET CIGARETTES. IT SPARKED THIS SWAT SITUATION AFTER POLICE SAY MEZA RAN AWAY AND BARRICADED HIMSELF INSIDE A HOME JUST UP THE STREET BEFORE COMING OUT AND GETTING ARRESTED. IT'S JUST THE LATEST ACCUSATION IN AN ALREADY LONG AND LENGTH CRIMINAL RECORD FOR MEZA. Meza's criminal record was read off in court today, including arrests here in New Mexico and Texas with several domestic violence charges against him. THROUGH COURT RECORDS, ACTION 7 NEWS HAS LEARNED MEZA'S RECORD LISTS 3 DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CHARGES WITH DIFFERENT VICTIMS. THOSE RECORDS ALSO SHOW MEZA HAS HAD 14 FELONY ARRESTS 8 OF WHICH ARE OF A VIOLENT NATURE. REPORTING IN SOUTHEAST ALBUQUERQUE MIKE SPRINGER KOAT ACTION 7 NEWS. THE JUDGE SET MEZA'S BOND AT 100-THOUSAND DOLLARS CASH ONLY. ACCORDING TO THE COURT, MEZA LIVES WITH HIS MOTHER. HE'S BEEN WORKING IN CONSTRUCTION FOR THE LAST 5 YEARS.
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Tapping at South Korea's Glass Ceiling
South Korea Bets on Women to Boost Economy
SEOUL—When Song Jung-hee joined the Samsung conglomerate as a senior researcher in the 1980s, she knew she would face a struggle to be accepted by her male co-workers.
"It was like they were watching to see how long I could survive in the organization," said the 54-year-old Ms. Song, now senior executive vice president of KT, South Korea's largest phone and Internet company.
More than 30 years later, South Korea has a female president but remains a predominantly male-centric society in which working women often find it difficult to strike a work-life balance, let alone rise up to the corporate ladder.
A study by consultancy McKinsey & Co. last year showed South Korea's female participation in the working population stood at 55%, lower than China's 74% and Japan's 62%. There are only 13 female CEOs in the 1,787 companies listed on South Korea's main stock exchange, according to CEO Score, an online research firm that tracks corporate management.
The government has attempted to address the lack of women in the workplace for several years with little success. Last week the government said it would try to boost the overall employment rate and implement plans to help women manage work and family.
Under those measures, more financial incentives will be given to companies to build in-house child-care centers, and strict building regulations for such facilities will be relaxed to make construction more practical. The measure also expand the rules for child-rearing leave—which is separate from birth leave and can be taken for up to one year—to include working moms with kids up to age 9 from the current 6.
Policy makers agree that getting more women in the workforce is vital to lift economic growth, which is projected to be about 2% this year. Because of the nation's low birthrate, South Korea's working population is forecast to plateau and start to decline in coming years.
"More participation of women in the economy is a core engine for the nation's growth," said President Park Geun-hye—the country's first female president—on her campaign trail in July. "A work-life balance is no longer just a women's issue but the country's."
A recent survey by Heidrick & Struggles, a Chicago-based executive search firm, of 93 Korean female executives, found that 73% said it was difficult to maintain a balance between family life and the requirements of a top management position. Among the obstacles to professional success are Korea's long working hours, where evening socializing remains an integral part of building business relationships.
Female executives say some of the toughest obstacles to overcome are cultural factors that are hard to tackle with government measures.
A deep-rooted attachment to traditional gender roles in South Korea remains a big hurdle for working women, said Kim Hyun-kyung, Vice President of Hankook Tire. The thinking about women's role as a primary caregiver and educator for children is unlikely to change any time soon, she said.
"In so many cases, female workers still choose family over career when conflict arises between the two. That is one of the main reasons for lack of a talent pool of female executives," Ms. Kim said. "It is not a right or wrong question. But it is just that the priority is different."
"Every year, about 310,000 women quit their job and more than half cite child rearing as the main reason," said Cho Yoon-sun, Minister of Gender Equality and Family, at forum last month for the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development.
Ms. Song of KT Corp. says that in her experience conditions for women who do pursue advanced careers have improved.
It used to be a fact of life that female workers had to endure patriarchal corporate culture, she said. "Sometimes we just had to sit with male superiors in a smoke-filled room not to miss any internal information and lag behind."
"But since 2000, many companies have changed their corporate culture to remove gender barriers and retain female talent," said Ms. Song, who is the most senior of 4,000 women at KT Corp.
Nonetheless, the Heidrick & Struggles survey found that 83% of respondents felt there was an "invisible barrier" that blocks them from rising up to top management, and 60% said there is a general view that women lack professional competence.
As well as changing the perception of women in the workplace, South Korea faces the challenge of encouraging more men to take a leading role in rearing children.
However, legal backing has been slow. It wasn't until 2008 that legislation went into effect requiring private companies with more than 300 employees to allow new fathers to take three days of leave for the birth of child. Last August, it was increased to five days. Working mothers are allowed up to 90 days for maternity leave, plus up to one year paid leave for child-rearing. Fathers were also allowed to take the year of child-rearing, but only a handful of men have taken that offer since it was enacted in 2001. In fact, only 2.8% of total child-rearing leave was taken by fathers last year, according to the Ministry of Employment and Labor.
While the latest government plan to help more women into work has been welcomed, a fundamental change to the cultural and social forces that maintain South Korea's patriarchies is likely to remain elusive.
"Producing a female president created a hole in the glass ceiling for women but it is only a slight crack," Ms. Cho said.


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The Buffalo Bills closed out the first quarter of the season with a nail-biting victory over the Baltimore Ravens 23-20 to even their record to 2-2. Close games have been the trend for Buffalo this season with its two wins by a combined four points and its two losses by a combined eight points.
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HOWLAND - A fire early Wednesday morning has claimed the life of a 52-year-old township man a day after his mother died at the scene of the blaze.
Richard "Ricky" Noble died Thursday morning in the burn unit of Akron Children's Hospital, where he had been flown by helicopter.
A cause of death has not been officially released, but reports indicate Noble was suffering from severe smoke inhalation.
Fire crews were called about 5 a.m. Wednesday to the one-story duplex at 7582 Pegotty Drive N.E.
Naomi Jean Smith, 80, was pronounced dead at the residence before being transported to Trumbull Memorial Hospital.
Howland fire Chief James Pantalone said the blaze originated in a central area of the home where the dining room, kitchen and garage are located.
As of Thursday afternoon, the cause of the fire remained under investigation by the state fire marshal.
Tressel on short list for YSU president
YOUNGSTOWN - The Youngstown State University Presidential Search Advisory Committee has announced its top six candidates for the university's next president. Former football coach Jim Tressel is among those being interviewed for the job, along with Mary Cullinan, Gary L. Miller, Gayle L. Ormiston, D. Marshall Porterfield and Steven M. Rothstein.
Interviews will be conducted in closed executive sessions via Skype at 1 p.m. today and 8:30 a.m. Saturday in Williamson Hall on the YSU campus. The committee anticipates developing a short list of final candidates who will then come to campus for interviews and meetings.
SOUP gets grant toward projects
WARREN - Warren SOUP, a group that helps fund projects through money raised at quarterly dinners, has been given $3,000 from PNC Bank to further its efforts.
The SOUP is a public dinner of soup, salad and bread. Tickets are $5 and provide those attending a vote on projects being done by local groups that are seeking funding. Presentations are made at each dinner, and the winner will be announced that night.
The grant money, which will be presented to the group at its May 2 meeting, will be used to match the award amount raised at the door, doubling the award to winning projects in 2014.
The next dinner is 5:30 p.m. May 2 at the Mahoning Valley Hope Center, 3127 Surrey Road S.E.
Trumbull Democrats want your best pizza
WARREN - The Trumbull County Democratic Party, in connection to a ''14 for 14'' meet-and-greet it is hosting on May 1, will hold a pizza contest the same day.
Any restaurant or individual wanting to enter their best pie can call 330-501-3628 or 330-233-2024, which are also the telephone numbers to call for tickets.
The event will be from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the party headquarters in the Mall View Plaza, 5580 Youngstown Road, Suite 1. Tickets cost $14. There will be party officers, Democratic elected officials, candidates, Central Committee members and activists at the event.
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Man, 62, killed in East Cocalico Township motorcycle crash
Police: Melvin Esch lost control of bike along West Swartzville Road
UPDATED 11:34 AM EDT May 25, 2012
A 62-year-old man was killed in a motorcycle crash Thursday night in East Cocalico Township, Lancaster County.
Melvin Esch died after losing control of his motorcycle while driving in the 600 block of West Swartzville Road, police said.
His passenger, Lois Esch, was on the back of the motorcycle when it crashed, police said. She sustained serious injuries and is recovering at Reading Hospital, they said.
Esch and his passenger were both wearing helmets, police said.
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Two-hundred Chinese Christians scheduled to participate this week in a major evangelical gathering in South Africa are not going. The Chinese government denied them permission to travel to the event.
More than 4,000 Christians from around the world will gather Oct. 16-25 for the Third Lausanne Congress on World Evangelization, known as Cape Town 2010.
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February 9, 2012
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Before I got sidetracked this morning by my sublime irritation at the Coalition's latest ludicrous foray into Nanny Statism, what I'd meant to blog about was this.
Some of you will have seen it already. It's by the great Kevin Myers, it ran in yesterday's Irish Independent (not the English one, for reasons which are bleeding obvious) and it's the best piece anyone has written, EVER, about wind farms.
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ORANGE — A group of dogs were found malnourished and in "horrific" condition in a house Monday, and officials are investigating whether they were part of a dog-fighting ring, they said.
As many as 12 malnourished dogs were found by the city's animal control officer inside the home on Nassau Street, said Hakim Sims, the Orange police director.
They were chained up in the backyard of the house - and only found when officials were investigating allegations of stealing electricity from neighbors, said Keith Royster, a city spokesman.
Some of the animals – allegedly pitbull terriers – were injured, with apparent bite marks from other animals on their legs, said Royster.
"They were in horrific condition," Royster said. "The dogs appear to have been chained up through inclement weather with no food, water, and exhibiting wounds that appeared to come from dog bites."
Syringes with B-12 supplements were found at the scene - but there was no additional food or nourishment at the house, he added. Officials described the dogs as just "skin and bones," Royster said.
Animal control and various humane agencies responded to the scene, and the dogs were taken to the Humane Society in Newark, said Royster.
They are all still alive – but being treated and evaluated, the spokesman added.
The occupants of the Nassau Street house were not the owners of the house – but they had control of the dogs, and could potentially be charged by animal control, said Sims.
The investigation into the dogs and their apparent mistreatment is continuing today, officials added. Two individuals who said they were living in the house were removed due to structural damage and a lack of electrical power, Royster said. The owner of the house has yet to be interviewed by city animal control and the ASPCA.
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Noted astrologer and Samajwadi Party (SP) chief Mulayam Singh Yadav's family priest Pandit Ramesh Tiwari was shot dead by unidentified gunmen in Uttar Pradesh's Jaunpur town Thursday, police said.
Ramesh Tiwari was sitting with his brother outside his house in the Sarpataha area of Jaunpur town when the assailants sprayed them with bullets, a police official said.
Both were rushed to hospital where the astrologer was declared dead, while his brother continues to battle for his life.
The assailants were reportedly dressed in police uniforms and opened fire on the brothers with sophisticated weapons. The police believe some political rivalry behind Ramesh Tiwari's killing.
Additional Director General of Police (ADG) Arun Kumar has been rushed to Jaunpur to take up the investigation while Jaunpur police have launched a manhunt to nab the assailants.
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Adding MachinesStylus-Operated Adding Machines
In 1642, while he was still a teenager, the Frenchman Blaise Pascal invented one of the first machines that could add automatically. Numbers were entered by rotating wheels with a pointed rod or stylus. Carrying took place through the fall of a weight. Some fifty copies of Pascal's machine were made in his lifetime, mainly for the cabinets of curiosity of well-to-do nobles. In the eighteenth century, similar machines were made, such as one build by Jean Lepine, clockmaker and mechanician to French King Louis XV. In Lepine's elegant brass machine, carrying took place through the flex of a spring, not the fall of a weight.
In the second half of the 19th century, a variety of much humbler stylus-operated adding machines were patented in the United States. At least three of them went on the market. Two, based on inventions of John Groesbeck and of A. M. Stephenson, had modest sales. The third, invented by journalist Charles H. Webb and sold as the Webb adder, was a sufficient commercial success to boast distinct models, patented in 1868 and 1889.
A.M. Stephenson described a small adding machine with several dials, but only sold one that handled two digits. In the 1840s the Frenchman Didier Roth had designed an improved stylus-operated adding machine that was small and light weight, but had several dials. Roth did not sell his machines successfully, but in the early 20th century such instruments became quite common. One of the first to sell widely in the U.S. was the Calcumeter, patented by James J. Walsh of New Jersey in 1901. Similar instruments, made from metal or later plastic, would sell into the 1970s.
Other small adding machines had parallel rods or chains that moved either crosswise or from top to bottom. Some of these looked quite a bit like contemporary adders, although they had a mechanical carry.
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The Calculator
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- This stylus-operated non-printing seven-wheeled adding machine is made of steel painted black. Below each wheel is a disc with the digits from 0 to 9 printed close to the center. Each wheel has ten holes, one of which has been cut large enough to reveal a digit on the disc below. Numbers are entered by rotating wheels. Clockwise rotation adds a digit, counterclockwise subtracts. The result appears in the large holes of the wheels. The two rightmost and the two leftmost wheels are painted black. The three center ones are unpainted. This makes it easy to distinguish cents, dollars up to $999, and larger amounts. The machine is marked: THE CALCULATOR CO. (/) GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. (/) PATD. The back of the instrument is covered with green felt. The silver-colored metal stylus resembles a nut pick. Documentation is stored separately.
- This example was donated to the Smithsonian by Richard J. De Prez, who inherited it from his father.
- Compare to Smallwood calculator (see MA*336184).
- Reference:
- Popular Science Monthly, July, 1920, vol. 97, p. 9 - advertising for agents - machine sold for $12.50. According to Robert Otnes, the Calculator Corporation was at the address in Grand Rapids given on 1982.0542.02 (trade literature relating to this object) in the 1917 Grand Rapids city directory. Before this it had a different name and afterward a different address. By 1920 it moved to a different building.
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- date made
- 1920
- maker
- Calculator Corporation
- ID Number
- 1986.0542.01
- accession number
- 1986.0542
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- 1986.0542.01
- Data Source
- National Museum of American History, Kenneth E. Behring Center
Smallwood Calculator
- Description
- This small stylus-operated non-printing adding machine has seven brass wheels and a steel frame painted black. Seven windows above the wheels reveal the result. The back is covered with green felt. The machine is marked on the front: -THE- (/) SMALLWOOD (/) CALCULATOR (/) OAKLAND (/) CAL. The front of the case is marked: -THE- (/) SMALLWOOD CALCULATOR (/) OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA (/) Patented Feb. 23rd 1926. The machine fits in a wooden stand, which also has a slot for the stylus. The stand has four rubber feet. The entire instrument fits in a black cardboard cover. The stylus is silver-colored metal, with a blue plastic end piece.
- Compare to The Calculator (1986.0542.01).
- Reference:
- Russell W. Hook, "Adding Machine," U.S. Patent 1,574,249, February 23, 1926.
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- Currently not on view
- date made
- 1926
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- 1977.0688
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- 336184
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KIDS AREN'T THE ONLY ONES WHO think Saturday morning cartoons are cool. Some rockers still get such a kick out of Scooby-Doo and Spider-Man that they lent their voices to a compilation CD of cartoon themes—Saturday Morning Cartoons' Greatest Hits (MCA). PEOPLE asked which shows these hipsters love:
MATTHEW SWEET: Old Warner Bros, shorts, like One Froggy Evening. "A man finds a frog that sings for him—but then it won't for anyone else. The poor guy gets so excited, but then nothing happens. It's a classic situation in life."
JULIANA HATFIELD: Pepe Le Pew. "It's so over-the-top. It takes the stereotype of a hopelessly romantic Frenchman to an extreme."
THE RAMONES' JOEY RAMONE: Quick Draw McGraw. "He and sidekick Baba Looey had real personalities. Before political correctness, cartoons could do whatever felt funny, like Baba Looey's Mexican accent."
THE MURMURS' HEATHER GRODY: The Flintstones. "I watched to figure out what was on the drive-in roof."
SPONGE'S VINNIE: The Tick. "Who can't appreciate a superhero involved with a character like Chairface Chippendale?"
Picks and Pans Review: Music Notes
updated 12/11/1995 AT 01:00 AM EST
•originally published 12/11/1995 AT 01:00 AM EST