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Its a diminuitive word for a penis. An East London term (coined by a number of "old cooperians" in the '60's which has spread throughout the Romford, Hornchurch and Upminster and into Essex and beyond in the '70s.
Look, he's got his norby out again! Put it away, Bradford!
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65% of female respondents to a recent survey by Hays Specialist Recruitment Japan KK ("Hays Japan") said that their management does not understand or they are unsure that they understand diversity, while 70% of hiring managers claimed that they have a diversity program in place.
In addition, 63% of female respondents said that management is not taking steps to nurture a diverse workforce, yet 69% of hiring managers claimed that they are proactively assessing both male and female candidates in their recruitment process. At the same time, 67% of hiring managers acknowledged that less than 20% of their management are female, and 66% said that they do not have processes in place to encourage women to rise to management positions.
Looking to external support mechanisms, 72% of female respondents also said that they do not believe that government legislation on discrimination in Japan encourages women to consider balancing a career and a family.
In addressing the aging and shrinking population in Japan, Hays actively encourages employers to tap the breadth of the local talent pool, particularly looking to utilise the skills of sectors of the population underrepresented in the workforce to date. Hays' placements demonstrate its leadership with regards to promoting diversity - for the 1 July to 31 December 2011 period, a full 78% of Hays' candidates were in the 30 to 50 age range, and 40% were female.
Japan-based Hays Operations Director, Asia, Christine Wright said, "The results of our survey clearly show the disjoint between what support employers think they need to offer female employees, and what those employees actually want.
"Nevertheless, Hays recent placements in Japan display both a social shift towards growing acceptance of mid-career job change in Japan, and a trend to more fully incorporate women in the workforce. Japan's Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare recently announced that it will visit tens of thousands of companies across Japan by fiscal 2015 to ask them to employ more women and promote them to managerial posts.
"We actively encourage this progress, and stress that embracing diversity offers a significant opportunity for Japan, in addressing its competition and macro challenges."
Christine presented the findings of Hays' diversity survey at Hays' 17 May Diversity Seminar, which also incorporated presentations by Nana Oishi (PhD Associate Professor of Sociology, Sophia University), Terue Suzuki (Senior Manager Cloud Services, NTT Communications) and Yukako Uchinaga (Board Chair of J-Win; Chairman of the Board, CEO and President, Berlitz Corporation; Director and Executive Vice President, Benesse Holdings, Inc.).
Hays' diversity survey canvassed over 1,000 hiring/line managers and female candidates from 23 April to 7 May who Hays placed or who were actively looking for a new role in the last two months of 2011.
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- 53% of respondents were non-management, 35% middle management, and 12% senior management.
- 46% changed jobs in the past five years to advance their career.
- Of the remaining 54%, 82% planned to move jobs in the next year. The primary reason for the planned move is to achieve career advancement (49%), followed by work/life balance (19%) and a salary increase (16%).
- 65% have felt disadvantaged as a woman, against male counterparts.
- Of these, the main areas in which they felt disadvantaged were: career advancement (75%), leadership opportunities (40%), salary and benefits (35%), team acceptance (19%) and training and development (12%);
- 21% said that they are satisfied with the career path available to women at their company. 39% said they are not, and the remaining 40% are not even aware a career path is available.
- 40% said top executives and managers at their company do not understand diversity. 25% said they are unsure whether or not they understand diversity.
- When asked if their company is taking steps to create a diverse workforce, 37% answered yes and 63% said no. Of those who said yes, the primary methods of creating a diverse workforce are: women equally represented in leadership positions (71%), women nurtured for leadership roles (54%), clear maternity leave policy (38%), flexible working hours (25%) and women are supported and encouraged to reach career goals (13%);
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We had a sand-tastic time at our Beach Party Blue Hour for the new La Sardina Beach Editions last week! Last Thursday, May 3rd at the Lomography Gallery Store NYC Gramercy, we made life into a beach… right in our own shop!
We celebrated with waffle cones and ice cream (both chocolate and vanilla!), as well as a variety of summer fruit, drinks, and popsicles of course! We chilled out in our sunglasses and all were dressed for the sunny months ahead. We sipped on fruity Sangria as we welcomed in the summer with a bash, relaxing to our funky DJ James playing fun beachy tunes, and everyone had a blast!
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Controversial homevideo, or "documentary", where young men decided to video tape the real "street life." Includes bums fighting, bums being tied up, and vandalism.
BumFights is even too sickening for Tom Green! But Tom Green is some one-balled faggot so who cares! Go Rufus!
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when two hobos partake in combat usually armed with nothing or maybe a broken beer bottle or pipe
bum fights usually happen under bridges
ayon kay PlayDohMan ika-10 ng Mayo, 2004
When you pay two bums to fight each other to the death. The winning bum gets the deads bum's money
You: Hey, i'll pay you 20 bucks each to fight to the death
Bum 1: ok
Bum 2: sounds fair
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Best damn video ever.
I'ma serve rocks. All day, all long.
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when two homeless people brawl for cash or booze
" it's called bumfights"
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Where you get stupid-ass hobos and pay them little or no money to fight and do other stupid shit for your own sick amusement.
Paying on to tattoo BUMFIGHT across his knuckles or his forhead for a couple slugs of whiskey.
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(noun) A well attended and lengthy drinking session.
"Where are we going for the bumfight this week?"
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According to sources, close to the Actor's family, Meera Jasmine is likely to tie the knot with a Dubai based software engineer, named Anil John Titus. Anil John, who hails from Trivandrum is a B Tech graduate from IIT Madras.
The actor's family reportedly, came across this proposal on a matrimonial site and decided to pursue it further. The bride-groom-to-be, Anil John Titus is the son of Titus and Sugathakumari. Anil John is presently based in Dubai.
The actress has previously been linked with Mandolin player, Rajesh on numerous occassions. However she has vehemently denied it.
The venue for the wedding is rumoured to be LMS Church in Palayam, Trivandrum. Sources suggest that 12 February 2014, is the proposed date.
Meera Jasmine made her debut in the Malayalam film 'Soothradhran'. Her second film was 'Gramaphone', directed by Kamal, in which she appeared alongside Navya Nair and Dileep. In 2004, she won the National Award, in the category of Best Actress for her role in 'Paadam Onnu: Oru Vilapam'.
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What's a good and affordable (and wearable!) off-the-rack suit? —Steven M, Seattle, WA
Look no further than off-the-rack label Tallia, says Nelson Mui, men's fashion director at New York's Lord & Taylor. The three-piece suit pictured at left comes in at $575. "This suit projects confidence and an updated style," he says. "The three-piece suggests someone who appreciates formality and tradition, but the slim silhouette communicates someone who is modern." It's also extremely versatile. "You can pair the trousers with a sport coat or a sweater," Mui says. "You can also break up the jacket and waistcoat and pair it with a nice pair of jeans."
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Men's Tennis Ends Day Two at Milwaukee Classic
MILWAUKEE, Wis. - The Ball State men's tennis team finished its second day of competition at the 38th annual Milwaukee Classic Saturday afternoon hosted by Marquette.
True freshmen Lucas Andersen and Andrew Stutz both remained undefeated in singles action after posting wins against Wisconsin. Andersen, for the second straight day, earned a come from behind victory after dropping the first set. He would end up beating Jakhongir Jalalov 2-6, 6-3, 1-0. Stutz defeated John Zordani from the Badgers in straight sets, 6-4, 7-5.
The doubles tandem of Ray Leonard and Patrick Elliott were the lone doubles victory for the Cardinals for the day. The twosome took down host Marquettes' Dan Mamalat and Vukasin Teofanovic, 9-8.
The Ball State men's tennis team will end its competition at the 38th annual Milwaukee Tennis Classic Sunday at 10 a.m. EST against Wisconsin.
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Martin Sheen, Alan Arkin and Eileen Brennan star in the small and charming tale of the wise man who didn't make it to Bethlehem in time to see the baby Jesus. Unlike A.D. (see following review) Wise Man relies more on story telling than sermonizing to get its message across.
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The Quest for a Bigger, Better, Cuter Pregnancy
So, what's a Christian to do?
Before we ride off on our maternal high horse, we should remember that there is nothing wrong with these new decorations, celebrations, and events for pregnant moms and babies. As we chose to buy into the latest pregnancy trend—or not—we must uphold our view that babies are a blessing and avoid seeing them as just another part of the party. Like so much else in our culture, we are susceptible to commercializing even the most precious experience. Our heart behind our choices is ultimately what matters.
Our extravagance over pregnancy, though, may indicate something more. It ties our quest for the next big thing, this endless pursuit for bigger and better. If you're having a baby, that baby IS the big thing. It's not about the ultrasound pictures, the gender reveal party, the baby shower, or even the pregnancy itself. It's about a the baby itself.
Our culture can glamorize pregnancy, while leaving the baby as an afterthought, but we should not. A pregnancy shouldn't be more about the pregnancy than the new life it holds.
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USDA: Old, dirty cutting boards compromise food safety
Dear Readers: Everyone has a cutting board or two in the kitchen, and some are in pretty bad shape. Here are recommendations from the U.S. Department of Agriculture regarding cutting boards to help keep food safe:
- Nonporous cutting boards made of plastic, glass or recycled materials are easier to clean than wooden boards.
- Keep at least two cutting boards: one for cutting only fruits and vegetables, the other for meats.
- After use, wash cutting boards with hot, soapy water, rinse and air-dry or dry with paper towels. Don't use a dish towel, because it can spread bacteria.
Nonporous and solid-wood cutting boards can be washed in the dishwasher. (Although the USDA states that a wooden cutting board can be put in a dishwasher, I hand-wash mine.)
- Over time, all cutting boards wear down and need to be replaced. A sure sign that they need replacing is deep grooves that become difficult to properly clean. -- Heloise
Dear Heloise: I finally found a way to separate my egg whites from the yolks: I just break them into a small colander. The egg whites easily drop out of the colander, leaving the yolks behind. -- Sara B.
Dear Readers: After testing this hint in Heloise Central, it works, but it takes some time for the whites to get through the colander. What we did was use a slotted spoon to move the egg around a little, then just used the spoon to easily remove the yolk from the whites. -- Heloise
Dear Heloise: Please tell me what is in the apple-pie spice. I cannot find it in the markets. -- Janet K.
Dear Janet: Apple-pie spice typically is a blend of cinnamon, nutmeg and allspice that gives an apple pie its distinct flavor. It should be available at the grocery store, since it is produced by major spice manufacturers. However, if you can't locate it, the spice is available online.
You can add this spice blend to pies, cakes and cookies, or even coffee and French toast. There also is a pumpkin-pie spice available, which is the same blend. -- Heloise
Dear Heloise: I often read of people complaining about cubing hot potatoes to make potato salad. I just cube my potatoes first. They cook quicker, and then you drain and are ready to make your salad. -- R.W., Bellville, Ohio
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Australia's competition regulator could impose a sales ban on the iPad 3, after it claimed Apple was "misleading" consumers on its 4G LTE capability.
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Elderly couple found dead in Schuylkill County home
Published: 5:38 PM EDT Sep 30, 2012 Updated: 9:43 AM EDT Oct 01, 2012
Police in Schuylkill County said an elderly couple was found dead inside their home after their vehicle was found running inside their garage.
Rush Township Police said Anna Young, 88, and Nicholas Young, 87, were discovered Sunday morning by authorities at the couple's Welsh Road home.
The couple died from carbon monoxide poisoning, according to police.
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Old, traditional pictures of working astronomers usually show a person viewing
through the eyepiece of a long telescope tube. Or, maybe they took photographs
through the telescopes that could then be printed in books. Today astronomers
have films and electronic devices that extend the range of our ability to
detect light into parts of the spectrum that are invisible to the eye. This
is very important because the planets, stars and galaxies scattered across
our universe send out an entire symphony of light over a wide range of wavelengths.
An astronomer who only studies visible light is like someone who could only
hear one particular note in a Beethoven symphony. Infrared astronomers can
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Sources: The Linux Foundation, NASA
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quote: ... Linux ... as soon as they want to do something for themselves, they'll probably hit a roadblock and come calling to you for tech support every time. ... I know how setting up Linux for parents or grandparents works in the real world. Endless headaches for you and me.
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A lot of people in America are tightening their belts this year. With taxes going up, health insurance premiums increasing, and the cost of basic necessities skyrocketing, families are pinching their pennies and stretching their dollars.
My family is one of them, as a recent conversation with my 8 year old son shows:
"Mommmmm! We're out of raisins. Put raisins on your list and buy two boxes this week. One box doesn't last us the whole week!" "I'm sorry Ben, but I'm only buying one box of raisins each week for you to snack on," I replied. "But one box isn't enough!" "I've been telling you that your servings are too big and you would run out. You have to make different choices if you want the raisins to last all week."
Now a $1.50 for a box of raisins might not seem like much. Really, it isn't. I can afford the extra $1.50, until you consider that over a month I'm spending an extra $6. Which still doesn't seem like much until you consider that over a year I'm spending an extra $78, which is nearly an entire week's worth of groceries for my family.
Now you're talking about a chunk of change! For what? So my son can eat two handfuls of raisins every day instead of one handful? I don't think so. There are cheaper and more nutritious snacks we can purchase for him. As a bonus, he will learn the skill of delayed gratification and meeting his wants in smaller portions.
You might think I'm a little fanatical about our finances. Compared to how most American households manage their spending, you're probably right.
But, unlike most American households we have a goal to live debt free and to give our money to worthy causes. We also have a goal to buy a bigger house. Now that's very American!
So this year, we are getting "gazelle intense" about controlling our spending and increasing our savings.
Why the focus on savings?
Because our 3 bedroom home doesn't have a room large enough for my 4 sons to share. Starting in May my 6 year old daughter will share her room with our newborn son. Three years from now I think my then tween-aged daughter will need to NOT share a bedroom with a then preschool aged brother.
A house big enough for my 5 children and with land for my 4 sons to run will cost us about $300,000. A 20% down payment will be $60,000. That means we need to save $20,000 a year for the next 3 years.
Who has that kind of money?!
Not us! I don't mind telling you that we went over our budget with a fine toothed comb. We reduced lots of line items like vacations, field trips, and extra curricular activities. We plan to spend a third of the money on eating out that we spent last year.
With every budget line item considered and our financial belt tightened we might be able to save $6,000 this year. At that rate it'll take us 10 years to save the money. In 10 years my 2 oldest children will be in college and we won't need a bigger house.
What are we going to do?
We set a goal to save $20,000 this year and we're living with that goal in mind.
- We're asking ourselves "Do I REALLY need this?" before making a purchase.
- We're also praying and asking God to provide. Not because he's a genie in a lamp to fulfill our wishes, but because everything belongs to him and he has proven himself faithful to provide for us in the past.
- We are also considering ways to increase our income. As a homeschooling mom with a newborn, getting a job outside our home isn't possible for me. My hope is that writing and blogging will produce an income. We'll see!
Why am I telling you all of this personal information?
I want to invite you to join our journey as we pinch pennies and save dollars in 2013. I will share our real world stories of frugality and delayed gratification. I also plan to tell you about the financial lessons and tips we learn.
As we saw with the cost of my son's box of raisins, pennies can add up to dollars in a hurry!
Is your family spending less and saving more this year? Please share your favorite resources and tips!!
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SodaStream (NASDAQ: SODA ) is partnering with Whirlpool (NYSE: WHR ) to collaborate on developing home carbonation systems for Whirlpool's KitchenAid brand. Will this partnership with one of SodaStream's kitchen appliance competitors eat into the company's sales of its flagship SodaStream machine? In this video, Motley Fool consumer goods analyst Blake Bos tells investors why this is a great move by SodaStream and that it could be a great driver for growth as the company continues to gain traction and market penetration in the U.S.
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June 5, 2014
West Virginia landfills are required to have radioactivity monitors installed by Jan. 1, 2015. Other new landfill rules are being developed, according to state officials....
Let me explain what's going on. The state DEP is cracking down on everyone except the people who were actually responsible for the spill in Charleston. Um, let's see who that was? Oh, I know, it was the state DEP who was responsible for inspecting the tanks and making sure something like this didn't happen. So now, they are up everyone's ass to hide the fact that they dropped the ball, and they're going to make everyone else pay for their stupidity. We are basically looking at a complete failure of the system, from the bottom up. No one saw the spill coming, because ho one was minding the store. Now, we have a flurry of new regulations that will put undue financial strain on everyone, simply because the DEP dropped the ball. Typical bureaucrats. Make everyone pay for their mistakes. What ever happened to accountability and oversight? I guess it went the way of common sense.
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A court session that began yesterday with Anders Breivik's continued defiance ended by reducing him to the status of just another long-term convict.
He was manacled in the back of a van and driven to Ila, a high security jail, for the first of 21 years of confinement.
Ila is not a comfortable berth. It was completed in 1940 by the German occupiers to house and abuse the Norwegian resistance. After the war collaborators were sent there, including a few former jailers. Nowadays its 120 or so inmates are rapists and murderers but it still bears the stigma of national


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Jackie Interviews Jesse James Dupree
Just got off the phone with Jesse James Dupree of Jackyl! He's getting ready for this weekends big show in Chicago as well as his trip back here for his show at Berlin Raceway! Listen to the interview here-
Just got off the phone with Jesse James Dupree of Jackyl! He's getting ready for this weekends big show in Chicago as well as his trip back here for his show at Berlin Raceway! Listen to the interview here-
I took the plunge and bought a motorcycle!
It was kind of random, but I like bikes a lot and I have wanted to get into riding. So, I found a used Suzuki Boulevard 650 sport and bought it!
Free Beer and Hot Wings saw my purchase, and we chatted about it this morning.
Coca-Cola has a new campaign to get people talking, literally.
They are printing on their bottles "Share a coke with" and a name. The idea is you give the pop to that person and buy yourself another, in the end it's ingenious because people are buying double the pop.
Well, it happened to me! My girlfriend, Caroline, bought a coke and it said, "share a coke with, JACKIE."
Meet FloRida, he's a cute, fluffy white cat that lets you pick him up! I am a crazy cat lady and I love this guy he was so sweet, and he walks on a freaking leash!
Holy cow! Two episodes of Bad-Ass Bitches of Books!
This book club is really taking off, if you ask me.
This time around, I review "I Hunt Killers," by Barry Lyga.
This book is AWESOME. It kept me enthralled the whole time and it's super screwed up. Watch my video review below!
On Friday was the Sun of a Beach Festival, a sweet concert outside in our parking lot. We even brought in the sand and a pontoon boat!
It was the coolest beach party right downtown Grand Rapids!
I had rehearsal for "Sleeping Beauty," so I didn't plan on attending. But things took a dramatic turn, though, and I ended up double-fisting PBRs in a hoodie and running shorts.
Check out some photos from the night!
I've always liked motorcycles and wanted to learn how to ride but my husband wouldn't teach me! He rides a Harley and basically wasn't ready to risk me crashing it.
This sounds like fun: Rock and Roll Fantasy Camp.
I am not making this up. This is for real.
There's a whole bunch of them, and they have big-time rock stars teaching.
"The Free Beer & Hot Wings Morning Show" finally had their big race!
They wanted to see if four of them running relay style for 800 meters (200 meters each) could beat the time of their intern, who runs for Aquinas College.
This is great!
This actress-comedian, Iliza Shlesinger, sums up the awfulness that can be a girls' night out all in five minutes.
The video really starts getting good around 2 minutes, if you want to just skip the beginning. I myself am a fan of girls' night out. I normally have some fun, but it truly is hilarious watching this girl describe it!
I love this, but I also love cats.
No one believed this girl when she said her cat would jump onto her head and sit there while she brushed her teeth. So, she set up a video camera.
Check out this video; this cat is awesome.
I love to read. When I first got into radio, Free Beer told me I should practice interviewing.
So, I started to reach out to my favorite authors and interview them for a self-run podcast I was doing.
Anyway, I was on a commercial break a few days ago and Producer Joe of "The Free Beer & Hot Wings Morning Show" came in and asked what I was reading.


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• Conjunctival oxygen tension (Pcjo2) was measured continuously during carotid endarterectomy in 15 patients to evaluate its sensitivity in patients receiving shunts. These studies suggest that Pcjo2 tracks brain perfusion during periods of carotid artery occlusion. Reduced Pcjo2 was clearly demonstrated with systemic hypotension, carotid artery clamping, and carotid shunt obstruction and clamping. Monitoring of Pcjo2 is noninvasive, easy to perform, offers no danger to the patient, and allows real-time assessment of the local tissue perfusion. It provides valuable information on the effectiveness of carotid oxygen transport and, in conjunction with arterial blood gas values, expresses carotid artery perfusion relative to systemic oxygen transport. Further investigations using the Pcjo2 sensor may define criteria for intraoperative carotid arterial shunting in patients with tenuous cerebral perfusion, and for prompt intervention in patients with deteriorating perfusion prior to the onset of life-threatening cerebral ischemia.
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Air Force Airman Michael P. Thorpe graduated from basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, Texas.
The airman completed an intensive, eight-week program that included training in military discipline and studies, Air Force core values, physical fitness, and basic warfare principles and skills.
Airmen who complete basic training earn four credits toward an associate in applied science degree through the Community College of the Air Force.
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Disney's Villains and Heroes All Have Descendants, and They Are Coming to Your TVWhit Honea
According to the official D23 website, the Disney Channel has announced a new live-action movie that could, in my opinion, be the beginning of something awesome. The DCOM (Disney Channel Original Movie) is in the early stages of production, and is called Descendants. Sounds ominous, right? That's probably because Descendants introduces us to the teenage offspring of our favorite Disney Villains, and anything could happen.
According to Gary Marsh, president and chief creative officer, Disney Channels Worldwide, "We mined Disney's treasure trove of stories and developed a new, comedic approach to the fabled characters everyone knows and loves. The result is a modern and unexpected re-interpretation of classic heritage characters utilizing contemporary, relatable settings and themes."
The movie will be directed by Emmy-winner Kenny Ortega (High School Musical).
Here's what we know: The son of Beast and Belle (from Disney's Beauty and the Beast) is taking the throne. His first royal proclamation offers a chance at redemption to the trouble-making children of Cruella De Vil, Maleficent, the Evil Queen, and Jafar, who have apparently been imprisoned with all the other villains, sidekicks, step-sisters, and assorted hangers on. The villainous teenage descendants are allowed to attend prep school in the kingdom, which makes them classmates of the Disney heroes' offspring — heroes include the Fairy Godmother, Sleeping Beauty, Rapunzel, and Mulan. All of this sets the stage for the the evil teens to face a dilemma: Follow in their parents' evil footsteps or do the right thing? You know, the teen years.
Disney's Descendants sounds very exciting. We'll keep you updated as filming progresses.
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Open mike
MARTINSBURG - Daily Grind will host an open mike at 7 p.m. every Friday. Live music will be offered from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. every Saturday.
For more information, call (304) 676-5424.
MARTINSBURG - Kokoblue, a classic rock band, will perform at the following locations:
Today, 7 p.m.: War Memorial Park
Saturday: Downtown Martinsburg, Bike Night
Saturday, 10 p.m.: Skyroom Lounge, Rock Cliff Drive
FREDERICK, Md. - Menage will perform from 5 to 8 p.m. today during "Downtown Alive @ Five" at the Carroll Creek Amphitheatre. Cover charge is $5.
Bluemont series
WINCHESTER, Va. - The Bluemont Concert Series announces the following line up. All concerts will be at 7:30 p.m. at the old Frederick County Courthouse. Admission is $5 per person, $4 for Bluemont Friends and seniors and $2 for children under 12.
Friday: ZapOte
Aug. 22: Robin and Linda Williams
For more information, call (540) 338-4640 or visit www.bluemont.org.
Jumpin' Java
CHARLES TOWN -Jumpin' Java has announced the following lineup:
Friday, 7 p.m.: The Allen Snyder Band and Lazaretto
Saturday, 7 p.m.: Crystal Devastation and The Rushin Blues
Aug. 22, 6 p.m.: Joe Jack Talcum, ex-Dead Milkmen
Aug. 23, 6 p.m., DJ, Toxic Shok, Lil Joker MD Monsters
Aug. 29, 6 p.m.: Without a Pick, Self Titled and Endura
Aug. 30, 7 p.m.: Plan 9 From Outer Space with Conrad Brooks
For more information, call Rebecca at (304) 728-0195.
Mon River
FAIRMONT - The Mon River Big Band will perform at 7 p.m. Friday at the outdoor amphitheater at Pricketts Fort Memorial Foundation. Chairs are provided, blankets are welcome. Refreshments will be available on site.
For more information, call (304) 363-3030.
Concert in the Park
BERKELEY SPRINGS - The Morgan Arts Council announces its Concert in the Park lineup. All concerts are at 5:30 p.m. at Berkeley Springs State Park.
Saturday: Larry Taylor and Chicago Blues
Aug. 23: West Bound Train
Aug. 30: Modern Groove Syndicate
For more information, call (304) 258-2300 or visit www.macicehouse.org.
The Country Inn
BERKELEY SPRINGS - The Country Inn will host the following performers:
Saturday: The Unbelievables
Aug. 23: DJ, Rick Rohn
Aug. 30: Straight Ahead Jazz Quartet
Sept. 6: Just Country
For more information, call (304) 258-2210 or visit www.thecountryinnatberkeley
HAGERSTOWN, Md. - Hagerstown Community College will present its eighth annual Lollipopalooza from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday in the Alumnia Amphitheater. Performers include Jennie Avila, Slim Harrison, Joe Poist and more. Event will also feature a children's concert and activities, such as face painting, a moon bounce, an inflatable slide and more. Admission is free and open to the public.
For more information, call (301) 790-2800, ext. 225, or visit www.childreninneed.org.
Blues performance
MARTINSBURG - Chris English, a Delta Blues artist, will perform at 6:30 p.m. Saturday at Good Natured General Store, 209 S. Raleigh St. All blues CDs will be 15 percent off. Admission is $6 at the door. To participate in an informal blues jam prior to the show, call (304) 262-9978.
For more information, visit www.goodnaturedllc.com.
Park concert
CASCADE, Md. - Pen Mar Park has announced the following concert lineup. Bands perform from 2 to 5 p.m. at the dance pavilion:
Sunday: The Dave Winter Group
Aug. 24: The Josh Tindall Orchestra
Aug. 31: The Herb Sell Quartet
Sept. 7: Four Easy Pieces
Sept. 14: Music by Just Us
Sept. 21: Saxy
Sept. 28: The Yorkers
Oct. 5: The Martinsburg Jazz Orchestra
For more information, call (240) 313-2700.
Larry Taylor
ROMNEY - Chicago singer and drummer Larry Taylor will perform from 1 to 4 p.m. Sunday at The Bottling Works. Admission is $12. Children under 12 enter free.
For more information, call (304) 496-8201 or visit www.TheBottlingWorks.com.
Audubon series
SHEPHERDSTOWN - The Potomac Valley Audubon Society will present the fifth annual "Music in the Cedars" series. Concerts are from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. in the preserve's covered pavilion. Lineup includes:
Tuesday: Terry Tucker and Ardyth Gilbertson
Aug. 26: The Reasons Why
Sept. 2: The Outpatients
Sept. 9: The Rolling Coyotes
Sept. 16: The Dilettantes
Sept. 23: Daryl Bryarly
Concertgoers are encouraged to bring their own picnic suppers, picnic blankets or chairs.
For more information, call (304) 676-3397 or visit www.potomacaudubon.org.
Blake Shelton
CHESTER - Country music star Blake Shelton will perform at 7:30 p.m. Aug. 22 in the Harv at Mountaineer Casino Racetrack. Gold tickets are $40, reserved are $20 and can be purchased at any Ticketmaster location or on site at Mountaineer's Roarin' 20's Players Club.
For more information, call (304) 387-8300 or visit www.mtrgaming.com.
Free Country
HARPERS FERRY - The United States Marine Band Free Country will perform from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Sept. 6 at the Mather Training Center. Concertgoers are reminded to bring insect repellent and blankets or chairs.
For more information, call (304) 535-6029.
Bluegrass festival
BACK CREEK VALLEY - The Martinsburg-Berkeley County Convention and Visitor's Bureau will sponsor the West Virginia State BBQ and Bluegrass Festival Sept. 6 and 7 at the Lazy A Campground.
Lineup includes Stringdusters, Randy Kohrs, Mountain Heart, Larry Cordle and Lonesome Standard Time, Sleepy Creek, Dehila Low and more.
Advance tickets are $10 per adult, $5 for kids/students with children under 3 entering free, and $18 for weekend adult pass. Also, $10 admission when signing up in advance to compete in the pickin' and playin' competition.
For more information, call (304) 264-8801 or visit www.PanhandlePickin.
Beans in the Belfry
BRUNSWICK, Md. - Beans in the Belfry, located at 122 W. Potomac St., has announced the following schedule:
Today: Waiting for Lester
Saturday: The Rum and Kidney Man
Sunday: Jazz brunch with Mike Gellar
Wednesday: Bluestone Run
Aug. 21: Waiting for Lester
Aug. 22: Don Ohllsen and Pink Lagamore
Aug. 23: Brian and Moira
Aug. 24: Jazz brunch with Steve Luchter's Jefferson Street Strutters
Aug. 29: Sunday Kitchen
Aug. 30: John Chowning
Aug. 31: Andrew McKnight and Beyond Borders
For more information, call (301) 834-7178 or visit www.BeansintheBelfry.
Shenandoah Valley
ORKNEY SPRINGS, Va. - The Shenandoah Valley Music Festival will feature the following lineup:
Aug. 30: Eddie from Ohio
Aug. 31: Cherish the Ladies.
For more information, call (540) 459-3396 or visit www.musicfest.org.
Carnegie Hall
LEWISBURG - Carnegie Hall will present the Ivy Terrace Concert Series. Lineup includes:
Aug. 28: The Jar Movers
For a complete schedule of upcoming events, call (304) 645-7917 or visit www.carnegiehallwv.com.
Concert series
HAGERSTOWN, Md. - The Hagerstown Community College Alumni Association announced the concert schedule for the fourth annual Red, White and Blue Summer Concert Series. All concerts are free, open to the public and will be in the HCC's Alumni Amphitheater.
Sunday at 4 p.m.: The U.S. Navy Cruisers will perform oldies music
Aug. 24 at 4 p.m.: The Fort Lee U.S. Army Band
Sept. 21 at 4 p.m.: The U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command Band
Sept. 28 at 4 p.m.: The U.S. Navy Country Current
HCC Alumni Association will sell concessions at the events. No outside food or drink is permitted on the amphitheater grounds. Military concerts are subject to change or cancellation by the U.S. government.
For more information, call HCC Alumni Coordinator Lisa Stewart at (301) 790-2800, ext. 346.
Folk singer
MARTINSBURG - Career folksinger/songwriter and acclaimed recording artist Elaine Silver will present a special benefit concert "The Art of Peace" at 7:30 p.m. Aug. 15 at Trinity Episcopal Church. Silver will accompany her voice on guitar and banjo.
A love offering will be taken.
As a bonus, Silver's sister Dr. Catherine Silver-Riddell will join her in song.
For more information, call (304) 229-5846 or (304) 261-5605.


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Tweet police? Texas Rangers probe draws questions
AUSTIN, Texas -- The Texas Rangers flash the baddest badge in the Lone Star State. They're the top cops working the biggest crimes beneath iconic white cowboy hats. They're the bodyguards for the governor.
All of which raises the question: Why are they investigating a Twitter prank poking fun at a small-town city council?
Since at least August, members of the state's 150-man elite police force are getting to the bottom of who's behind parody Twitter accounts lampooning council members in what's arguably the law-and-order headquarters of Texas: Huntsville, home to the nation's busiest execution chamber.
The mock tweeters include one councilman's mustache publishing zingers that include, "(Coucilman) Keith (Olson) likes to abuse his powers like I like to abuse his face." Another from the handle Laughable Loll cracked, "I shined my head extra special for tonight so the camera would reflect off of it."
Not laughing is the local prosecutor. He said the tweets may run afoul of harassment laws and asked the Rangers to investigate. That's an absurd explanation to one of the tweeters, who called it a waste of taxpayer dollars, and to constitutional experts who said the tweets are a cut-and-dry case of First Amendment rights.
"When I think of the Texas Rangers, I think of people who are committing felonies," said Katie Newman, who said she admitted to creating one of the fake accounts while being interviewed by a Ranger. "It would strike me as odd that a Texas Ranger would be involved in a parody account of council members in little Huntsville, Texas."


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David Price is the best Heavyweight in the World.
Emanuel Steward, before his death, had a serious Hard-On for David Price. Steward couldnt stop smiling, and wouldve gladly dumped Wlad for a 6'8er with arms like steel girders.
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David Haye said he will never, ever fight David Price.
Price and Fury have him shook!
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But get the fck outta here with Fury having people shook. Seriously thats just trolling.
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Pricey is a beast, no doubt.
Gets tagged too easily though.
I think he'd knock Fury out though, I think he'd have the power to stop him. I don't think Fury has the power to stop an elite HW and I think he'd struggle to do damage to someone his own size.
Fury would box cleverer, but I can't see him avoiding that big right hand for 12 rounds.
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I am very excited about Price. I think he is a whole package, but I will wait till I give the final mark.
He needs to fight some top contender to get a full mark. TT is a good starting point. One thing that doesn't help him is that he is already 30..
I would love to see him fights Wlad in 2014 when he builds himself more. Ideally by taking out Fury, Povetkin or some other top contenders...
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price is the real deal and yes fury has blatantly ducked him
if he gets build up the right way he should be the next dominant force at heavy...I hope he fights someone like chagaev in 2 or 3 fights
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Price is looking good but I feel there a few questions. Questions I'm sure we will see answered in time. Like how will he hold up a a higher level in the later rounds in a twelve round battle. But where he is at this point in his career, he does look real good.
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I'll know a lot more about Price after the Thompson bout.
Looked impressive in his last few bouts but we'll see how he handles a tough, experienced, big heavyweight.
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I think he could beat povetkin right now...unfortunately that fat ***** will probably duck him like he does every legit challenge
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LEWISBURG - For new parents, reassurances their newborn is healthy provide comfort. At The Family Place, the obstetrics unit of Evangelical Community Hospital, reassurances come through a series of health screens.
One such screen is for congenital heart disease, a condition that is found in about 7,200 newborns each year. Through a simple test, cardiac defects can be detected 24 to 48 hours after birth, much sooner than the typical four or five days when symptoms normally start to present.
Using pulse oximetry, a non-invasive method of monitoring oxygen in blood cells, nurses in The Family Place can painlessly identify whether infants have symptoms of seven critical congenital heart defects.
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Sharon Hixson, a registered nurse at Evangelical Community Hospital's The Family Place, waits for an oximeter on baby Julius' right hand to tell her if he is at risk for congenital heart disease.
"The screen is painless and gives us the opportunity to address issues through early detection. It doesn't necessarily detect all cardiac defects, but it can identify an issue if there is one much earlier than in the past," said Robbie Ravert, a 40-year registered nurse certified in inpatient obstetrics at The Family Place.
Done at the mother's bedside on an awake and calm newborn, nurses place an oximeter or hemoglobin reading device on the right hand and take a reading, then move to either foot and take another reading. The hands and feet are well-oxygenated areas of the body. The oximeter shows how much oxygen is being transported to all areas of the body.
If the screen indicates the newborn has lower than normal levels of oxygen in their blood, or a positive reading, a cardiologist is called in to do a work-up and additional tests to get a better idea of what may be the cause. This often is done in consultation with a pediatrician.
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Hours after announcing the U.S.-Taliban talks, Afghanistan President Hamid Karzai said he wanted no part in it, insisting that any discussions with Taliban insurgents must be Afghan-led and not U.S-led.
Meanwhile, President Barack Obama said talks with the Taliban are an important step towards reconciliation and future peace in Afghanistan.
"Although it's a very early step, we anticipate there will be a lot of bumps in the road," he said.
The Unites States wants the Taliban to renounce ties with al Qaeda, back the Afghan constitution, and help protect women and minority groups.
In exchange, the Taliban wants the U.S. to release prisoners from Guantanamo Bay and all foreign forces out of Afghanistan.
The president said they don't expect the process to be easy, "but we must pursue it."
But talks of negotiations didn't stop the Taliban from killing four U.S. soldiers at an air base outside Kabul Tuesday. Several more were injured in the attack.
The Taliban is an Islamic radical group that ruled Afghanistan from 1996 to 2001. It believes in practicing a strict form of Islam where women are veiled, men grow their beards, and those caught stealing or committing adultery must be publicly executed or have their hands amputated.
In spite of the recent slew of Taliban attacks, after nearly 12 years of leading the charge, American forces are now taking a backseat in Afghanistan.
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Have you ever played the "Kill-Date-Marry" game? (You may know it by it's NSFW name)
If you haven't, you probably lead a better life than mine (although I certainly wouldn't want to jump to conclusions). If you haven't, here's a short primer: you get three names (often celebrities) and you have to put each name into one of the categories (kill, date or marry).
For this activity, we're going to play the same game, but with the Colts' 2014 free agents. Now, we won't be talking about literally killing or marrying the Colts' free agents. I'm assuming you can figure out what each category means.
NOTE: The tiers really don't mean anything and the groups are a bit random. I just fit them together so I could tell you what I'd do with each of the free agents. So it's not exactly how the game should be played. Sue me.
Tier 1: Antoine Bethea, Donald Brown, Pat McAfee
Kill Bethea, date Brown and marry McAfee
As much as I love Bethea, another year with both he and LaRon Landry would likely result in a permanent black hole developing in the Indianapolis secondary. He's one of my favorite Colts, and I'd much rather have him than Landry, but the Colts need a different type of player.
Brown earned himself a contract, but one larger than the Colts likely want to give him. Go get money. I'd still love to have him back though.
While paying a punter $3-4 million isn't an ideal situation, the Colts paid $7.25 million to a player who never leaves the bench, so paying for a top-tier punter shouldn't scare Grigson. Alongside being a special-teams weapon, McAfee is a PR gold mine for the Colts matched by none but Andrew Luck, Reggie Wayne and Robert Mathis in terms of cult following. He's important for what the Colts do both on and off the field. Pay the man.
Tier 2: Adam Vinatieri, Pat Angerer, Ahmad Bradshaw
Kill Angerer, date Bradshaw and marry Vinatieri
Another fan-favorite, Angerer simply doesn't make sense to keep around anymore due to injury issues and an ill fit in the 3-4. If there's a chance that he gets re-signed, it's because the coaches love his attitude.
The Colts need a back to complete their rotation and Bradshaw could be had for a short, cheap contract. But, there's a reason he can be had for a short, cheap contract. He's an injury machine and it's unsure how he'll run at his age after another season-ending injury. He's not the ideal fill-in at running back, but he could work.
I thought Vinny was on the downside after a sub-par 2012, but he bounced back with one of his best years ever. Consider me hooked. If he wants to come back for a year or two, God bless him.
Tier 3: Aubrayo Franklin, Josh Gordy, Vontae Davis
Kill Franklin, date Gordy and marry Davis
The Colts need somebody to split time with Josh Chapman at nose tackle, but Franklin isn't that player, due both to age and level of play. Gordy makes a fine depth corner, but not much else. He's an RFA, so I expect he'll be back. Which is fine with me; Gordy played well in limited time this year.
Not everybody loves Davis, and that's fine. I get it. He's very good most of the time, but when he makes a mistake, it's usually a big one. Of course, that's also a function of putting him on an island most of the time. But it comes down to this: the Colts need a No. 1 corner; they can't go into 2014 with Greg Toler and Darius Butler as their top two corners. Davis is a No. 1 corner. There are a few others out in the free agency market who could fill that role, but none are noticeably better than Davis (in my opinion) nor have his experience in the Colts' system.
Tier 4: Jeff Linkenbach, Mike McGlynn, Jeris Pendleton
Kill Linkenbach, date McGlynn and marry Pendleton
If it comes between Linkenbach and McGlynn, I'd stick with McGlynn for both his experience and his flexibility to play center in a pinch. He shouldn't be brought back to start (if he is, then this truly is the darkest timeline), but he's not a bad depth option. Of course, nobody is crying if he leaves.
Pendleton is an exclusive-rights free agent and played very well in a rotational role in 2013. There's simply no reason to not bring him back.
Tier 5: Sergio Brown, Cassius Vaughn, Lawrence Sidbury
Kill Sidbury, date Vaughn and marry Brown
The Colts have Mathis, Bjoern Werner, Erik Walden and Daniel Adongo on contract for 2014 at outside linebacker. Sidbury never did anything in Atlanta and now has a major injury to come back from. Cut your losses.
Vaughn isn't a bad depth player and has potential to be a playmaker when in dime coverage, but he's too inconsistent in coverage to count on for any length of time. Gordy overtook him on the depth chart down the stretch, and should probably be the one selected if the Colts sign one to be a dime corner, but neither are long-term pieces.
Brown is a special teams phenom. His contract won't be huge and he's extra depth in the secondary. Again, no reason not to.
Tier 6: Darius Heyward-Bey, Joe Reitz, Cam Johnson
Kill Heyward-Bey, date Reitz and marry Johnson
Kill DHB with fire.
Reitz is one of the Colts better depth linemen, in my opinion, and deserves a chance back. It's not essential, but as a restricted free agent, he has a high chance of coming back. But Johnson has an even higher chance. He's only 23, is an ERFA and (although he didn't showcase it much this season) has some pass rush potential.
Tier 7: Scott Lutrus, Kavell Conner, Justin Hickman
Kill Lutrus, date Conner and marry Hickman
He's an RFA, but you have to cut your losses with Lutrus at this point and try to upgrade at depth ILB. Conner is a much better player and a good fit as a run-stopper. The Colts apparently don't love him, because he rarely saw the field this season, but I certainly wouldn't mind seeing him back. Justin Hickman is a coach favorite and has flexibility to play both inside and outside linebacker. As an ERFA he's a good depth guy to bring back.
Tier 8: Fili Moala, Ricardo Mathews, Deion Branch
Kill Branch, date Mathews and marry Moala
Branch was never going to be here long. Kill. Mathews didn't bring enough this season to warrant a spot on the roster next year, so why pay him?
Moala, on the other hand, has been one of the only pass-rushing threats on the defensive line, something the Colts desperately need. He's not going to get a big contract from anybody, but he should warrant a short contract from Indianapolis as they try to find somebody, anybody, to disrupt the pocket.
Have an opinion, or want to create your own (more stumping) combinations? Comment below, or bring it up on Twitter. It's the offseason so we're all looking for ways to entertain ourselves.


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This is so rich and delicious! A tasty unique way to get more fish in your diet.
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- 1⁄3 cup cooked tuna (canned works great)
- mayonnaise, to taste
- 1⁄2 small onion, sliced and carmelized
- 1 -2 tablespoon cream cheese
- 2 large eggs
- 2 tablespoons cream or 2 tablespoons milk
- butter, for cooking omelet
- other cheese (grated) (optional)
- black olives (sliced or chopped) (optional)
- dill or other herbs (optional)
- garlic powder (optional)
- onion powder (optional)
- salt (optional)
- pepper (optional)
- Mix tuna with mayo as you would for a sandwich.
- Beat eggs with milk in a small bowl.
- Melt butter in omelet pan then add egg mixture.
- Prepare omelet as usual, lifting the edges to allow liquid to run underneath for even cooking.
- When eggs are set to desired preference, place tuna mixture, onions, cream cheese (in small blobs or thin slices) on one half of eggs.
- Add options at this time, or save for garnish.
- Fold omelet.
- Cover and remove from heat and allow to stand until cheese is soft and filling is warm.
- You may also warm tuna filling in microwave before adding it, or skip folding your omelet and place under broiler.
- Garnish and serve.
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Yum! This tasted like breakfast from some unique restaurant, but it was so easy! I only used some garlic powder and salt for flavoring. Thanks!
Options used: dill weed and pepper, sliced calamata olives. 1/4 can tuna per omelet. No extra cheese. All we had in the house was half a can of tuna, cream cheese and eggs... I wouldn't have believed it, but this was really good. Husband also liked it; he didn't have any olives.
Snowy morning in New England, and we were STARVING. I've had my eye on this recipe for ages, and we had all the necessary ingredients in the house. YUMMY! Really nice looking omelet and even better tasting. Loved the use of cream cheese- makes it rich and creamy. I doubled the eggs, because of prior reviews saying there was too much filling. This turned out to be a big hearty omelet, split in half for two. I used FF 1/2 and 1/2, and 1/3 less fat cream cheese. Seasoned with garlic powder, oregano, cayenne and salt and pepper. Fantastic.


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Over thirty wood engravings of rural people and villages of 1920s France, Italy, and Yugoslavia by the popular British-American artist Clare Leighton are on exhibit at Carolyn Staley Fine Prints in Seattle Oct. 4-Nov. 16. Call 621-1888.
Bel-Square Art and Frame will feature original pastels by Nancy Coffelt, a Northwest artist, Oct. 3-Nov. 1. Preview and champagne reception will be Oct. 3rd, 7-9 p.m. at Bellevue Square. Poster signing will be Oct. 5th, 1-3 p.m. Call 454-0823 for more information.
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The Wing Luke Asian Museum presents Intimate Sketches of Philip Kan Gotanda, a lecture and screening of his films Drinking Tea and The Kiss, Oct. 8 from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Nippon Kan Theatre in Seattle's International District. Call 623-5124.
The Burke Museum will host Maui's Turning Back the Sky: Contemporary Hawaiian Art, Oct. 3 through Jan. 26. Call 543-5590 for details. New works by printmakers from Sev Shoon Arts Center are featured at Anderson Glover Gallery in Kirkland through Oct. 6. Call 739-0303.
Roger Shimomura: Paintings, Prints, Installation, and Performance, a multi-dimensional exhibition, is on display at the Bellevue Art Museum through Dec. 1. Call 454-3322.
The Eastside Association of Fine Arts celebrates its twentieth year with its Annual Fall Members' Exhibition entitled "Autumn Splendor" at Bellevue's Meydenbauer Center through Oct. 29. Call 828-8592.
Seattle Art Museum Rental/Sales Gallery presents New Abstraction, a mixed-media group show, through Oct. 19. Call 625-8997.
Seafirst Gallery presents the Korean Artists Association of Washington State's sixth annual membership exhibition and student art awards through Nov. 8 at Columbia Seafirst Center. Call 585-3200.
The Art Institute of Seattle presents Magic: The Gathering, an exhibit of original illustrations, through Oct. 10. Call 448-0900.
A photography exhibit by Rebecca Loveless entitiled Making the Leap: Selections from the Island Series is on display at FrameWright Gallery in Bothell through Oct. 23. Call 483-7385.
Local artist Debra Stuckgold's new work In the Realm Of Memory, a collection of mixed media drawings that memorialize the tragedies of humankind, is on display at the College Gallery on the main campus of Shoreline Community College through Oct. 15. Call 546-4774.
Cornish College of the Arts 1996 Furniture and Light Exhibition features over 50 works by alumni, faculty, and students at the Anderson Glover Gallery in Kirkland Oct. 10-Nov. 10. Call 739-0303.
The Arts Council of Snohomish County presents The Art of Recycling through Nov. 7 at the Everett Center for the Arts. Call 259-0380.
Recent paintings by Linda Hagemann are featured at Interior Art and Frame in Kirkland through Oct. 2. Call 827-5324.
Works by artist Catherine Foster will be exhibited at the Bon Marche Gallery in Seattle through Oct. 31. Call 850-3792.
Sculptures by Ross Brown will be on exhibit at the Anderson Glover Gallery in Kirkland through Oct. 6. Call 739-0303.
Lakeshore Gallery in Kirkland will feature V.I.P.s, a celebration of love for pets, through Oct. 12. Call 827-0606.
The Bellevue Public Library will exhibit Fahrenheit '96: Solid.Liquid.Solid, An International Fire Arts Symposium through October 4. Call 641-2954.
The Seattle Asian Art Museum features Kesa, The Elegance of Japanese Monks' Robes through November 3.


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On Tap Today: Luscious Lucius
Today's On Tap Today pick is for a band you probably haven't heard of. Dreamy pop group Lucius, featuring dual frontwomen Holly Laessig and Jess Wolfe, only has a four song EP to its name, but the band's already receiving strong praise from Paste, the New York Times, Rolling Stone and NPR Music. »Read Full Blog Post
Five singers declared winners in local Met Opera auditions
Five singers were selected by judges to advance to the next round at Saturday's Wisconsin District Metropolitan Opera National Council Auditions.
Countertenor Kangmin Justin Kim, mezzo-soprano Corrie Stallings, soprano Caitlin Ruby Miller, tenor Ian D. Koziar and tenor Joe Shadday will compete at the Upper Midwest Regional in St. Paul, Minn. The five vocalists also won $2,000 each. »Read Full Article
'Belle of Amherst' best when profiling Dickinson's poetry
Walt Whitman may have rightly claimed that his poetry contains multitudes, but Emily Dickinson can stake an equally valid claim to being America's greatest poet.
She is also the hardest one to know. Harold Bloom once wrote that no poet "seems so separate from us as Dickinson," adding that "we have no accurate approaches to her." »Read Full Article


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