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Great sign, Life is as peachy as i make it 🙂
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As I told you on twitter, I love The Lazy Song, too. 😉 And I love these happy blog posts of yours. And re: cliffhangers, I'm having very mixed feelings about the fact that the season finales of both Grey's Anatomy and Private Practice are next week–I'm excited to see them but I hate when my fave shows are over for the season!
awesome list!!!!! and youhave an orange SA dress?! so do i! i wonder if it's the same one. and yes, totally love texting blog friends. which reminds me…why don't i have your number again? 😉
Love your list and you can text me anytime! i love that too, as long as we are in the same time zones:)
Shopping is the best! I can't diagree with anything on this list. 🙂 And have we've seen the orange Shabby Apple dress?
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you week sounds wonderful… and oh oh oh warm! wish it was warm here too! 🙂 getting there i guess. happy rest of the weekend to you!
Love your list and I want to see a photo of you in your Shabby Apple dress! LOL have you seen the video for the Lazy song…its really weird! 🙂 I hope you're having a wonderful weekend <3
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It feels wonderful sleeping with the windows open!
The Lazy Song definately makes me happy too… I like to put it on while I am driving home from work
aw, I love this! Also sleeping with my windows open. Our apartment is on a floor high enough where that's safe 😉
haha, my brother is obsessed with the LAZY song too. I've basically deemed it his life anthem.
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A documentary film about the first "black Tonight Show." Before Oprah, before Arsenio, there was Mr. SOUL!
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Join the Mr. SOUL! Journey.
We're making a documentary film about Ellis Haizlip and the SOUL! show. We need YOUR support to continue shooting our interviews for the film!
We love social media. Please "Like" us on Facebook, follow us on Twitter, Tumblr and Pinterest. For more about the project, check out our website: mrsoulmovie.com.
Most of all, thanks in advance for sharing this link to our Kickstarter page with your friends and family, on all of your social networks -- we can't do this without you!
Before Oprah, before Arsenio, there was Mr. SOUL!
From 1968 to 1973, America got SOUL! -- the first "black Tonight Show" -- a groundbreaking PBS television series called SOUL! produced and hosted by Ellis Haizlip. The show was both entertaining and revolutionary, while launching the careers of many of the African American icons of the 20th century, and marking the beginning of diversity in television.
For much of America, SOUL! offered the first glimpse of black culture, music, politics and community, as well as first-ever televised performances and appearances by Earth, Wind & Fire, Arsenio Hall, James Baldwin, Nikki Giovanni, Maya Angelou, Al Green, Ashford & Simpson, and more.
WNET/Channel 13 in New York City - celebrating it's 50th anniversary this year - was the original presenting station of SOUL!, making it a real New York story, one about the arts, culture, and a black, gay, broadcast pioneer who changed the media landscape at the onset of public television. In 1972 and 1973, at the height of the show's success, Lincoln Center invited Haizlip to produce Soul At The Center, a critically acclaimed, two-year, twelve-day black arts festival at Lincoln Center, which became the first collaborative venture between Lincoln Center and the black community.
The film offers a behind-the-scenes look at this revolutionary program, from its initial conception to its final broadcast, including the very public battle to keep it on the air despite a shifting political landscape. The documentary interweaves Ellis Haizlip's biography into the narrative following the five seasons of SOUL!, interspersing contemporary interviews, archival material, excerpts from the show, and narration by Keith David.
Widely recognized as the impresario of black arts and culture, Ellis B. Haizlip (1929-1991) devoted a lifetime of artistic excellence to the communication of black perspectives through stage and television productions. Born in Washington, D.C., Haizlip went to Howard University, and soon after became a theatrical producer who would break boundaries in television, creating opportunity that hadn't existed before for all people of color and women. Haizlip became affectionately known by friends and artists alike as "Mr. SOUL," as he continued to promote the world of African American culture and art throughout his lifetime.
This is the remarkable story of how despite many challenges, one man and one show changed the face of television and paid it forward for all of us. There never would have been a Soul Train without Ellis Haizlip and SOUL!
SOUL! has been sitting in the vaults for over 40 years. It's time to bridge the history gap, especially for our youth. The film is an incredible opportunity to revisit and reintroduce this critical moment in broadcast television that's still relevant today, because it created a ripple effect that's still evident in the entertainment world. We're also telling the story of the advent of 20th century black pop music -- pre-Soul Train, pre-Michael, and pre-MTV! It's American history. It's our history. Help us tell this story!
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Nickolas Ashford and Valerie Simpson share a rare and touching moment, reminiscing about Ellis Haizlip and SOUL! Haizlip was the one who encouraged them to become a duo and sing their own compositions, devoting several entire "Club SOUL!" episodes to their music, thus helping to launch their act. We were very lucky to have been able to sit down with them that night at the Sugar Bar. Sadly, Nickolas Ashford passed away on August 22, 2011 just 4 months after this interview was taped. We were honored by his generosity and kindness.
We've been researching and working on the film since 2009, and will complete the entire project by the end of next year. We've shot enough interviews to make the fundraising trailer above. The money we raise will allow us to continue shooting our interviews. The funds will go directly toward all the expenses of film production, including paying for camera equipment, travel, and of course our fantastic crew. Since the original SOUL! show was all about community, we want to give everyone the opportunity to be a part of Mr. SOUL!
IT'S EASY: YOU MAKE A DONATION AND YOU RECEIVE A REWARD! Kickstarter is the world's largest online funding platform for creative projects, with an "all-or-nothing" approach to supporting independently crafted projects in return for rewards.
Check out the column on the right to find a level of giving that works for you and some swag you'd like to receive. We're offering some great rewards, each named after an episode of SOUL! Once the funding window is completed, we will thank you on our website, Facebook and Twitter, and ship all the other goodies by mail.
HERE'S THE THING: IF WE DON'T MEET OUR GOAL, WE DON'T GET A DIME. (Nope, not even a penny.) That means we won't make any money at all even if we're short by $5.00, and none of the backers' credit cards will be charged. That's why we need your support!
THE GOOD NEWS IS, IF WE DO MEET OR EVEN SURPASS OUR GOAL BEFORE THE DEADLINE, WE GET TO KEEP THE WHOLE AMOUNT. Even though our $75,000 goal is only part of our entire budget, it will allow us to launch principal photography and finish shooting our interviews. If we raise more than $75,000 it will go directly toward post production costs and expenses such as editing, color correction, music clearances and licensing.
PREFER A TAX-DEDUCTIBLE DONATION? NO PROBLEM! Mr. SOUL! The Movie is fiscally sponsored by Women Make Movies, a 501(c)(3) non-profit media arts organization registered with the New York Charities Bureau of New York State. Women Make Movies has accepted grants or tax deductible donations on behalf of filmmakers for the last 40 years. We will happily accept your tax-free donation. Contact Producer/ Director Melissa Haizlip at firstname.lastname@example.com to learn more.
As producer, director, editor and creative consultant, Sam has collaborated extensively with many filmmakers, bringing programming that illuminates the Black experience in America to both television and theatrical audiences for over twenty-five years. Sam produced and edited the award-winning Spike Lee documentaries WHEN THE LEVEES BROKE: A REQUIEM IN FOUR ACTS, IF GOD IS WILLING AND DA CREEK DON'T RISE, and FOUR LITTLE GIRLS (all for HBO), and the features INSIDE MAN, GIRL 6, CLOCKERS, JUNGLE FEVER, 25th HOUR and MO' BETTER BLUES. Sam directed SLAVERY BY ANOTHER NAME (PBS), which premiered at Sundance 2012; edited JOE PAPP IN 5 ACTS (Tribeca Film Festival 2012), BY THE PEOPLE: THE ELECTION OF BARACK OBAMA, and CHISHOLM '72: UNBOUGHT AND UNBOSSED, andproduced "Eyes on the Prize: The Civil Rights Years" (PBS). Sam has been a professor on the faculty of New York University for nineteen years, teaching courses on The History of Editing at the Tisch School of the Arts.
Melissa is a Firelight Media Producers' Lab Fellow, a Film Independent Project: Involve Fellow, Class of 2012-2013, and a 2011 Producers Guild of America Diversity Workshop Fellow. Melissa first collaborated with her uncle Ellis Haizlip on "Three by Three" for Great Performances: Dance In America (PBS). After a 25-year career as a professional Broadway stage performer and film/TV actor, Melissa moved to Los Angeles to work in Development at the American Film Institute. She began casting for independent features, including the feature 40, which premiered at Toronto International Film Festival 2010. Melissa founded Shoes In The Bed Productions, an independent film production company producing cinematic works of non-fiction with an emphasis on diverse new voices and filmmakers of color.
Airrion produced the documentary WHITE WASH, a film about black surfers, directed by Ted Woods, and narrated by Grammy Award-winning musician Ben Harper. The film features an original score by Tariq "Black Thought" Trotter of the legendary hip-hop group The Roots. Airrion produced JOURNEY FROM ZANSKAR, directed by Frederick Marx (HOOP DREAMS) and narrated by Richard Gere, featuring the Dalai Lama. He's currently producing his first narrative feature, STAND THE GAFF, directed by Renata Green-Gaber.
Bradford lensed Dee Rees' short, PARIAH, which won the Audience Award at the 2007 Los Angeles Film Festival. The feature length expansion of PARIAH premiered at Sundance 2011, where Bradford was honored with the (U.S. Dramatic Competition) Excellence in Cinematography Award. His cinematography includes AIN'T THEM BODIES SAINTS, MA' GEORGE, RESTLESS CITY, MIDDLE OF NOWHERE, MISSISSIPPI DAMNED, and ENTRE NOS. Bradford received his MFA from Howard University, where he studied under Haile Gerima.
Read more about the whole Mr. SOUL! team and advisers on our website, mrsoulmovie.com.
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This film is what they call "rights intensive" - containing some of the biggest names (and songs) in music. One of our potential challenges might be clearing the rights to the music publishing of some of the most recognizable songs in history; "Over the Rainbow," for example, as sung by Patti LaBelle on the very first episode of SOUL! on September 12, 1968. This is why we've hired the best and brightest, qualified music clearance professionals to handle our complex rights and clearances, so that we may tackle these challenges and use the performances that best tell the story of SOUL!Learn about accountability on Kickstarter
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Widespread rumors continue to circulate within the industry, regarding potential friction between Golden Boy Promotions CEO Richard Schaefer, and Golden Boy owner/ company President Oscar De La Hoya.
IBF light heavyweight champion Bernard Hopkins, a partner in Golden Boy Promotions, will not entertain any discussion regarding the matter. In most cases, it's hard to stop Hopkins from voicing his opinions, but on this particular subject the veteran is strictly keeping his focus on the upcoming Showtime televised unification with WBA champion Beibut Shumenov on April 19th.
"I can't talk about that. I can't comment on that. No comment. I can't talk about that..because I'm in training camp. I'm focused on my fight," Hopkins told BoxingScene.com.
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MONTPELIER The Montpelier city clerks office will be open from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday for early voting.
Residents can cast their annual ballots during that time to help prevent long lines at the polls on Town Meeting Day.
In November, we had an unprecedented rush of voters when the polls first opened, and as a result a lot of people had to wait in lines, Montpelier City Clerk John Odum said in a news release. Being open for a few hours on the weekend is one small way we can help prevent that from happening again.
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Exceptional 3700sf Brownstone (sleeps 8-14) located in a Chicago's charming Lincoln Park historical neighborhood.
We've previously rented vacation homes in Wisconsin and Nantucket for use by our family and friends and we were disappointed with the availability of large rental homes close to downtown Chicago - although there are plenty of Condos. So, we recently acquired this historic home, which features various sleeping configurations for large multi-generational families on multiple floors, recently updated kitchen and baths, a lower level suite perfect for seniors or an au pair/nanny, 1-car indoor attached garage for parking, nearby parks, shopping and restaurants galore. Similar to our Boston Brownstone available at VRBO Listing #383697, this is a perfect residence for a large multi-generational family's vacation in Chicago, a wedding party's out-of-state relatives, a ladies shopping trip to Magnificent Mile, an executive's temporary assignment to Chicago, an executive attending a Master's Program at Loyola, Trade Show attendees/exhibitors, Chicago marathon runners, a Chef attending Le Cordon Bleu College or an actor during a role in a Chicago Broadway play or musical or in a Chicago filming.
Located at 2000 North Orleans, the residence is located only a short 1-block stroll east to Chicago's historic Lincoln Park (home of the Lincoln Park Zoo and from mid-May a Farmer's Market every Wednesday and Saturday during through Fall) and is about a mile from the famed-North End of Chicago's Magnificent Mile of Michigan Avenue shopping and restaurants.
Nearyby Restaurants include Home of Wrigley Field's StanBurger, Stanley's Bar & Grill, an Original House of Pancakes for a big breakfast, famous for its BBQ Baby Back Ribs is Twin Anchors, but nearby Four Farthings has awesome ribs as well as wonderfully large portions of Italian fare, Trattoria Ricardo's has great Italian as well, on Halsted is Rustic House (a well-kept secret) and Summer House both serving great American fare. Next door to our home is a great Thai restaurant, Geja's upscale Fondue style restaurant and a Subway for a quick casual sandwich. A block away is Mello's for great Italian Beef, Italian Sausage and Combo Sandwiches - guaranteed to fill you up!
In addition, our vacation home is about 1.5 miles to Chicago's infamous intersection of State Street & Rush Avenue, home of the following great gastronmic experiences: Gibson's Steakhouse, Morton's Steakhouse, Tavern on Rush, Hugo's Frog Bar and Fish House, Carmine's Italian, RA Sushi, and Dublin's Irish Pub.
Check out the map and some of our recommendations by copying and pasting the following link to your web browser: http://bit.ly/1CTwq2N.
Street Level (Level 1) – (sleeps 6) Entry from 1-car garage off of Orleans Street. Or, enter from the front courtyard lower level entrance directly through the entrance is a Bedroom (King Bed & Sofa Sleeper) perfect for Seniors, Au Pair or Nanny, which has its own Full Bathroom. The Lower Level also includes another ensuite Full Bathroom and Bedroom (two TWIN beds which can be configured as a KING bed upon request). Each lower level bedroom has interior stairs to the next level up and between the two bedrooms is a hallway table with coffee maker and microwave.
Parlor Level (Level 2) - (sleeps 0-2) – Climb the front courtyard stairs to the Main Living Area including Living Room (with Queen Sofa Sleeper), Dining Room (Seats 10), Full Bathroom, and Kitchen and a Deck overlooking the tree terraced Orleans Street (with BBQ).
Third Floor (Level 3) - (sleeps 4-6) – Master Bedroom (King) with ensuite walk-in shower for two, and a Guest Bedroom (King) with ensuite Full Bathroom. Plus, there is a bonus library room with two Day Beds for extra sleeping requirements or simply an area to sit and converse.
Top Floor (Level 4) - small room with desk & printer with an access door to Roof Top Deck - enjoy the sun and views South to the panoramic City of Chicago skyline. If you stand on your tippy toes, you might see Lake Michigan to the East... Plus, it has patio furniture, BBQ & Fridge.
NOTE: The City of Chicago licenses short-term vacation rental properties and collects a 20.4% 'Hospitality Tax.' The licensing process includes a physical inspection of the property. Following our renovations, we have secured our City of Chicago license #2340328. Please become knowledgeable regarding the risks involved of renting an unlicensed vacation home.
WARNING: This property is available exclusively through VRBO and HomeAway and their affiliates. Beware of fraudulent listings on Craig's List using some of our home's photos and descriptions, but maybe using a slightly different address or possibly the same address. We do not advertise on Craig's list or any other sites.
NOTE: We donate 1% of our total revenues in memory of Moreland Grace Stenstrom to the charitable works of The Peapod Project in Chicago (www.thepeapodproject.org), which benefits Chicago's Lurie's Children's Hospital. We thank you.
We love to travel as empty-nesters and spend time with our extended families and friends. Although we primarily live in Scottsdale, Arizona, we love spending time in Chicago and Boston, so we acquired brownstones in both cities to enjoy ourselves and to share with others.
Tim Hyland purchased this house in 2014
With my parents, sisters, spouses, nieces and nephews and the three of us (my wife and I and our son John), there are 14 of us total. We were unable to find a large short-term rental home in a convenient Chicago area that could sleep all of us comfortably, so we acquired this perfect property furnished it to do just that - just awaiting our City of Chicago vacation rental license.
Location, location, location. Just a block from Chicago's historic Lincoln Park and a mile from the North End of the Magnificent Mile shopping district on Michigan Avenue, the location is perfect! You will not be disappointed!
We booked this house for our 60th wedding anniversary. There were 11 in our family that had assembled here from several different parts of the country. Our family group has been renting houses around the country for about 15 years and this was the best so far. We were all pleased.
Although the house is quite old it is in excellent condition and is in an exceptionally good location. It is walking distance to numerous restaurants, grocery stores, a drugstore, the Lincoln Park Zoo and the beach. The furnishings and kitchen appliances were excellent.
Two drawbacks are the steep stairs and lack of parking for a second car. Unfortunately the nearest parking garage is now closed, although there are other parking garages within walking distance. We would stay here again, however.
Phenomenal property in Lincoln Park! Ten high school friends met to celebrate our 70th birthdays. Wonderful space to gather! Loved the patio in the front and the awesome roof top area especially at night! Limited parking. Near-by restaurants great, especially Ricardo's!
I was lucky enough to stay at this beautiful brownstone recently for a business leadership retreat. I can not say enough positive things, not only about the property but the owner Tim Hyland! Tim was so gracious in answering every question and assisting in making this the perfect retreat, even checking in on us (via email) while we were there to make sure all was going well. All of the additional information he provided on the area was instrumental in a successful getaway. The brownstone exceeded all of our expectations, it was luxury accommodations and far more comfortable than a hotel. The bedrooms on the first floor then large living space on the second floor and additional bedrooms on the third made it a perfect setting for 5 coworkers to coexist with plenty of space to be on your own and work together. The kitchen and dining area were so inviting and the outdoor space was so private and comfortable, you really don't want to dine elsewhere :). I was shocked at how quiet it was in the house, with all there was right around the area and major streets so close by, you really never heard any city noise in the house. The best way to sum it up was when one in our group said at the end of every business trip, we are ready to pack it up and head home yet this is a place you just don't want it to end... never want leave!! I want to thank Tim for being so helpful and offering an incredible home for others to enjoy!! We all look forward to returning, possibly on business and definitely for leisure!!
Great space for families sharing . Top class furnishings and amenities . Wonderful location . Went to the zoo Everyday . Local restaurants are fab . Tim was Accommodating - all in all , a wonderful choice for us.
For over $1000 per night I would have expected more.
This very old home has been updated very well, especially the kitchen and bathrooms. My interior designer wife loved it. She is more into looks, I'm more into functionality.
Be prepared for lots of steps. Bedrooms up or down from main floor living area (Kitchen, Dining Room, Living Room, Bath); stairs to get up to the main level from street entrance. HVAC systems are very loud and hard to understand/control. A thermostat controls the A/C upstairs and the Heat downstairs, and vice versa. The HVAC control for the entire 3rd floor is in one of the 3rd floor bedrooms. If you are in the other bedroom, you better hope those in the control bedroom like the temp the same as you.
The "garage" is so small, nothing larger than a small SUV (i.e. Ford Escape) will fit. And because of the terrible on-street parking situation, getting IN or OUT of the "garage" is problematic, no matter how small your vehicle is.
There is a public parking garage about a block away, at $20 per day. If you don't plan on using your vehicle daily, I suggest you park there on floors 2 or above. They don't check vehicles daily. I was able to park there for two days for the price of one. The parking garage is disgustingly dirty, but there is not much other option. Finding a spot on the the street is tougher than winning the lottery.
The remote control for the TV in the living room is a NIGHTMARE. I have never seen or experienced a more difficult or confusing remote EVER. When teenagers can't figure it out, what hope does their 60 something grandpa have?
Being inconvenienced by numerous repair guys during our visit was not part of what we paid for. It took one of the repair guys to give the "hint" to the owner that the repairs could wait until after we were gone, vs. continued inconvenience to us.
Location is great, in the Lincoln Park neighborhood. Within walking distance to drug store, restaurants, small grocery store, and just about anything else you could need. One block walk to bus stop that takes you to the front door of Wrigley Field. A few blocks walk to the free Lincoln Park Zoo and other amenities at Lincoln Park.
As long as you are OK with putting up with the mega stairs, squeaky steps and doors, loud and cumbersome HVAC systems, severe parking hassles, a near unusable living room TV remote, a disgusting BBQ grill, and possible repair techs invading your privacy, this is the place for you.
We had ten girls stay here this past weekend and it was wonderful! The home has such great charm and the patio was adorable. We found the home fully furnished and the kitchen fully stocked! The beds and pillows were more comfortable than our beds at home. The girls were so impressed. Also the five bathrooms (all of which have showers) were excellent for us to get ready! We would definitely stay here again and now we are very interested in the Boston property that Tim has available!
Location, location, location. We acquired 2000 North Orleans Street in the Lincoln Park neighborhood of Chicago in late March 2014 and completed its renovations in September. This location is perfect - just one block from Lincoln Park!!! Copy and paste the following link to get a map and our guide of attractions and restaurants in the area - http://bit.ly/1CTwq2N.
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A reduced form of cieti, the adveribal form of ciets ("hard").
- (usually with the copula būt; similar to German zu) closed, shut, sometimes also metaphorically
- acis ciet — eyes closed
- muti ciet! — mouth closed! (= shut up!)
- logi un durvis ir ciet — the doors and windows are closed
- skapis ir ciet — the cabinet is closed
- pasts jau ir ciet — the post office is already closed
- labā auss ir ciet — the right ear is closed (= full of wax/plugged (as from a change in altitude during a flight, etc.))
- elpa ciet — the breath(ing) is closed (= difficult, heavy)
- "jau ciet!" viņa brīnījās, redzēdama aizlipināto aploksni — "already closed!" she marveled, seeing the sealed envelope
- tagad tikai mutītes ciet, mani mazie — now just (keep) your little mouths shut, my little ones
- līdz vilcienam divdesmit minūtes laika, bet kase vēl ciet — only twenty minutes till the train (departs), and the counter (is) still closed
- pēc lielā sala upe būs ciet — after a big frost the river will be closed (= frozen)
- skolas dedzinātājs ciet! — the school arsonist is closed (= has been arrested)
- imperfective counterpart of the prefix aiz-, indicating that the object of the verb was closed, shut, or filled
- taisīt durvis ciet — to shut the door
- vērt vārtus ciet — to close the gates
- bāzt caurumu ciet — to close, fill up the hole
- Jānis nesaprata, ko darīt: iet prom savā istabā, slēgt ciet kancelejas durvis? — Jānis didn't know what to do: go away to his room, lock the office door shut?
- pirksti nervozi taustījās ap mēteļa sprādzi, bet ciet to dabūt viņam tomēr neizdevās — his fingers fumbled nervously around the coat buckle, but he was unable to get it shut (= to buckle it up)
- imperfective counterpart of the prefix sa-, indicating that the object of the verb was caught, captured, or bound
- Artūrs skaļi noprasīja: "stāvi, grāb tikai kādu meiteni ciet" — Artūrs asked loud: "stop, just grab some girl"
- "ķer tik medūzas ciet!" kapteinis pamācīja — "just catch the jellyfish!" the captain admonished
- tikai tagad paspējis izrauties sievai, kas to visu laiku turēja ciet — only now did he manage to escape his wife, who kept him under control (lit. captured) all the time
- used together with the prefixes aiz- or sa-, to reinforce their meanings
- aizsist grāmatu ciet — to slam the book shut
- aizvērt acis ciet — to close one's eyes shut
- saņemt ciet — to arrest (lit. to take shut, captured)
- sniegi aizvelk ceļu ciet, kā lai tālāk iet? — the snow had filled, covered the road (lit. pulled the road shut), how are we to proceed now?
- Ozols man zvilnēja blakām, ceļgalus rokām satvēris ciet — Ozols was sprawling near me, clutching his knees with his hands


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By: Jim Thompson on November 9, 2009 - 4:25pm - Add new comment
Extra! is a regular feature of this blog, in which letters to the editor and other submissions which won't be published on the editorial page for one reason or another are presented unedited, and anonymously, for whatever entertainment or other value they might hold. No warrant is offered as to the veracity or lack thereof of any item appearing in Extra!
First up, there's this, from a regular contributor to the editorial page with whom I got into a spirited e-mail exchange:
No apology required. You have been more than fair in accepting and publishing my letters.
As an aside, I will from now on call myself a journalist.
I discovered that there is no degree, no license and no test to determine who is or is not a journalist.
So, from now on, I am a journalist.
Up next, elevating the civic discourse, incoming from the left:
By: Jim Thompson on November 10, 2009 - 4:07pm - Add new comment
Economic development: A cautionary tale
As Athens-Clarke County and Oconee County continue to wrestle with the idea of some sort of joint economic development initiative, an instructive story makes its way over the Interwebs regarding Pfizer, a company that develops, maufactures and sells prescription medications for humans and animals. Or in other words, a company that fits the profile of the long-held dream to bring bioscience and biotech industries to this part of Northeast Georgia. Here's the nut, courtesy of the Web site BNET:
Pfizer (PFE) will close its New London, Conn., site and consolidate operations there at the nearby Groton, Conn., site in a swathe of R&D closures as the company seeks 19,500 job cuts in the wake of its merger with Wyeth.
By: Jim Thompson on November 12, 2009 - 1:19pm - Add new comment
Read the *&X%*!@ bill, people!
Misinformation on the health care reform bill continues to propogate itself on the Interwebs, as this prospective letter to the editor that landed in my e-mail inbox attests:
Do NOT pass a Corrupt corporatized bill that enforces additional taxes or criminal penalties of up to 5 years in prison and $250,000 fine as stated in Section 7201 and 7203 of the Pelosi bill for non-compliance of a family policy that would cost $15,000 by 2016. This is an absolute outrage. The single payer bill is the only viable option and this needs to be addressed in a serious manner.
See, the problem here is that the "Pelosi bill" -- presumably H.R. 3962, which passed the House a little less than a week ago and has less than a snowball's chance in the Senate -- does not have a Section 7201 or a Section 7203.
By: Jim Thompson on November 12, 2009 - 5:13pm - Add new comment
I owe y'all an apology. In a previous post, I took issue with an e-mail that said a couple of sections of the health care bill would impose some draconian penalties on anyone who failed to carry insurance. Well, actually, I did more than take issue, I ridiculed the e-mail mercilessly.
I should have known better than to think it was possible to extrapolate the entire contents of a couple of thousand pages of a bill by sweeping through the first page. The fact is that the health care bill, in the process of changing a couple of sections of the U.S. tax code, would in fact impose some severe financial penalties on people who don't carry health insurance.
I'm sorry, everybody. Clearly, I screwed up badly here. The e-mail referenced above, which was submitted as a letter to the editor, will appear on the Banner-Herald's editorial page sometime within the next few days, with the author's name.
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Odyssey Newsmagazine fundraiser
File this under "shameless plug," if you must, but it's for a worthy cause -- so there. This e-mail from David Ragsdale, sponsor of the award-winning Odyssey Newsmagazine and Iliad literary magazine at Clarke Central High School, is making the rounds, and is passed along here.
As many of you may know, the Banner-Herald has established an ongoing relationship with the student staffers at Odyssey Newsmagazine, inviting them in during the summer to work on, and contribute to, the editorial page. Without exception, they're some great young people -- smart, funny, dedicated to the art and science of the written word, and worthy of your support.
Anyhow, here is Ragsdale's e-mail with the details on an upcoming fundraiser for Odyssey and Iliad:
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The Thanksgiving buzz killers get an early start this year. Wonder how many of us are confused about the fact that we love us some turkey, yo?
Thanksgiving is right around the corner, and many Americans are already feeling more frazzled than festive. Much of this holiday stress comes from trying to create the perfect meal. As a dietitian, I want to point out that what you put on the menu actually influences your mood and could help relieve tension.
By: Jim Thompson on November 17, 2009 - 3:40pm - Add new comment
Night-table reading for Chamber types?
A Georgia Tech study on Atlanta's loss of high-tech start-ups (hat tip to Pete Randall at www.peachpundit.com) might provide some lessons for the Chamber of Commmerce types and economic development professionals who continue to pursue the dream of turning the Athens-Atlanta corridor into a center for bioscience- and biotechnology-related industries.
I haven't read the entire study, but this bit would seem to hold some lessons for those who would ignore what Athens itself has to offer in favor of the time-honored techniques of offering infrastructure improvements, tax abatements, and "spec" buildings to industrial prospects:
By: Jim Thompson on November 30, 2009 - 3:36pm - Add new comment
But what if God turns out to be a tax-and-spend liberal?
Anybody wondering how the Georgia General Assembly plans to deal with the steep decline in state tax revenues in the ongoing economic downturn -- a decline that has already forced furloughs of state employees and could soon force dramatic cuts in government services -- could have learned a couple of Sundays ago that divine intervention isn't off the table.
Newly minted Republican state Sen. Buddy Carter -- a former state representative who won a special election last month to fill former state Sen. Eric Johnson's Savannah-area seat (Johnson resigned to run for governor) -- said during his Nov. 22 swearing-in ceremony in Savannah's Wesley Monumental Methodist Church that in these tough times, "we (presumably including his legislative colleagues) should turn to God for strength and wisdom." He reprised the sentiment later in his speech, saying "let us look to God for strength and guidance."
By: Jim Thompson on December 10, 2009 - 12:29pm - Add new comment
TV people are idiots
Like many of you this morning, between eating my cereal and brushing my teeth I was watching President Obama's acceptance of the Nobel Peace Prize. Perhaps unlike many of you, I was, well, a little frustrated that the usual gang of pundits and "news" people who populate morning TV, like MSNBC's "Morning Zoo Crew," felt that their gasbagging on the morning's event was more important than letting you hear the musical performance that followed the presentation, even as it played silently in the background of their commentary.
By: Jim Thompson on January 5, 2010 - 3:48pm - Add new comment
It'll probably come as a shock to most of you, but I often -- which is to say only a little more often than never -- begin work on my Sunday column pretty early in the week to ensure that I'm bringing you the high standards of journalistic excellence you've come to expect from me.
To that end, I thought I'd take a moment to share with you some of the preliminary research I've done for this upcoming Sunday's column, in which I'll address the recent Pew Research Center findings that Georgia is among the most religious states in the country.
According to the survey, Georgia ranked ninth in the nation with regard to the percentage of people who say religion is important in their lives, at 68 percent. (The national average is 56 percent).
Elsewhere, the survey ranked Georgia 14th in worship attendance, eighth in the frequency of prayer, and eighth in certainty of belief in God.
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The exercises in this course are designed to work with Java 7, the most recent version of the Java Programming Language as of the time of this recording. If you haven't programmed with Java 7 before, you want to install it on your computer and make sure it's working. If you need to install Java 7, you can get the JDK or the Java Developers Kit from Oracle. Go to the URL oracle.com/Java, that will take you to the main Java page, then go to the Downloads menu and select Java for Developers.
On this screen you'll see that there are two downloads available, the JDK or Java Developers Kit, and the JRE or Java Runtime Environment. You'll want the JDK. I'll click that link, and I'll see a listing of all the different installations for various Operating Systems. You can choose from the Mac version or the Windows version, and notice that there are two versions for Windows, one for 64 bit and one for X86 or 32-bit. After following the rest of the instructions to install the JDK on your system, if you're working on a Mac, make sure that you have set the Java 7 Runtime as your default.
To do this, go to the Java Preferences application, which you can find through Spotlight or from Finder by going to the Applications/Utilities folder. I'll open Java Preferences and show you the state it should be in. You should have Java 7 installed, and Java SE7 should be at the top of the list that makes it your default. If you're working on Windows, all you need to do is install the JDK. It'll be fine if it's installed side by side with Java 6 or an older version of the JDK.
It just has to be present on your system. Once you have installed Java 7 on your system, the next step is to make sure that you can create and run a Java 7 project in Eclipse. I have already installed Eclipse, and I'll go to the Eclipse Preferences dialog. You can get the Preferences either through Eclipse Preferences on Mac or from the Window menu on Windows. In the Preferences dialog, go to the Java section and then to the Compiler and make sure your Compiler compliance level is set to 1.7, which is the actual underlying version number for what's called in marketing Java 7.
If you don't see 1.7 as a possible option, make sure that you're running at least Juno Eclipse 4.2. If all that is set, now you're ready to create a simple project and make sure that some code will work. That would only work if you're running Java 7 or later. I'll close the Preferences dialog and create a new Java project. I'll name the project Java7Test, and I'll make sure that my execution environment JRE is set to JavaSE-1.7, and I'll click Finish.
I'll open up the project and go to the source folder, and I'll create a New Class. I will name my class Main. I'll add it to a package called com.lynda.javatraining, and I'll make sure that I have checked the option to create a main method, and I'll click Finish. Now I'm going to execute a little bit of code that will only work correctly if I have Java 7 or later installed. I'll go to the class declaration and delete these comments, and within the class declaration but outside the main method I'll declare a static string field.
I'll make it private and static, and I'll set its type as String, and I'll give it a value of one. I'll go to the main method, and I'll add a switch statement. I'll type the word Switch and press Ctrl+Space, and I'll use this switch code template. I'll set the key to value, and here's why: this is a Java 7 test. Java 7 adds the ability to use switch statements with string values, something you couldn't do with older versions of Java. So if this code works, then I know the Java 7 is working. I'll press Tab to go to my first case, and I look for a value of one as a string.
I'll tab again, and I'll use the sysout code template, typing sysout, and then pressing Ctrl+Space, and I'll out put the string, the value is one. Now I'll go down to my default case, and I'll add another system output block, and I'll output the string, The value isn't one. I'll save my changes and run my application and in my Console, I'll see the string, the value is one. So if this code is working on your system then you know JDK 7 is working. Finally, I'm going to make a couple of other changes to my Eclipse environment and then I'll be ready to launch into the exercises in this course.
I'm going to reset the current Java perspective. The Java perspective is installed as part of the Eclipse installation. I'll go to window and Reset Perspective and click Yes, and then I'm going to close the Task List view, which I won't need for this course. Then I'll save this reconfigure perspective as a custom perspective named Java DB. I'll go to the menu and choose Window > Save Prospective As, and I'll name this Java DB and click OK. Now at any time during the exercises, I'll be able to return to this custom perspective, and this will be my starting perspective in each of the exercises of this course. So Java 7 is tested.
I know I'll be able to run Custom Java 7 code on this system, and I have customized my Eclipse installation, and I'm ready to get started with JDBC.
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SAGINAW COUNTY, Mich. — A new $730 net gun purchased by the Saginaw County Sheriff's Office promises to stop uncooperative people in their tracks.
According to MLive, the NetGun, which looks like an oversized flashlight, is a CO2-powered tool that launches a 12-foot net toward someone sheriff's deputies want to stop.
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Sunday, March 18 (Day 78): After church on Sunday, SD headed out to play golf with the guys and the littles and I spent the afternoon outside. I finished up a little yard work that we started on Saturday and watched them jump on the trampoline, play in the playhouse and run around in the yard with our neighbors. Later in the evening, we got the girls into bed early and I snuggled up with that blanket to watch the season finale of The Walking Dead. Anyone else? This is one of my favorite little corners. We have built-in bookshelves in two places of our living area and it makes for an excellent nook to style with books and treasures. The teapots and the brass pineapple are my favorites!
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Family of 4 - mid 40s and two teenagers 16 & 14. Second Cruise, previous also Carnival 2003 - Eastern Caribbean.
We ran into some rough weather this trip and some got sick, but not our family, we use Gravol (small portions) on the rough days must have helped.
The motion on the Pride was a lot compared to our Victory cruise.
We had more fun on this one perhaps because we knew what to expect, but also because we chose a balcony this time. I would never cruise again without a balcony. We shared wine on our private balcony as we watched whales and dolphins, it was great.
Carnival set us up with a huge balcony. Room 8232 has a triple sized balcony enough room for a party. But I would never stay on the top floor again. The noise from the Panorama Deck was all hours of the night and quite loud. If your a light sleeper don't go here.Our daughters had there own room (interior) just down from us which was nice as they guided me around the ship. They had it mapped in a couple days. I still go lost up to the last day.
The 16 year old met some friends at the teen night on day 1, and had a couple 4:30 am disco pizza nights that she really enjoyed, The youngest was in the awkward age and did not fit into the 12-15 group that well, but she did not mind the cabin to herself and a chance to hang with mom and dad so both girls really had a good time
Embarkation and debarkation were a breeze, no complaints at all.
Did Randi's Happy Horses in Mazatlan which was fantastic, free run of the beach with great horses and a real taste of Mexican Culture. I highly recommend it.
We grabbed a water taxi in Cabo San Lucas and went to Lovers beach ($10 each) arranged a time and they were there exactly to return us. We had the entire beach to ourselves for about an hour then the excursions showed up. You should go to this beach (only by water) the most scenic in Mexico. Snorkel on the South side and play in the Waves on the North.
In Puerto Vallarta we did a Sea kayak rental just down the beach from the ship. me and my daughter spent some quality time out in the ocean talking as we paddled. Also one of the highlights of the trip for me.The dining was poorer than we remembered from the last cruise. Actually enjoyed the meals in the buffets and other open dinning better than some of the formal meals.


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Cozy Up To Your Lighting With Diana Lin's D°light Lampsby Toby
Ever want to cozy up to your lamp? I'm not really that strange, because I think you will want to cozy up to the d°light lamps by Diana Lin Design. They're huggable. They're squeezable. And you can place (or throw) them anywhere like pillows throughout your decor. Who said you can't have some fun with lighting design?
6rounds at Google I/O Allows Webchat Developers To Develop APIs In 15 Minutesby Ron Callari
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We don't generally think about the sociological impact of design. But in the poorest areas of Medellìn, Colombia, design is changing the lives of hundreds of thousands of its inhabitants with a strong message of education, jobs, and inclusion in the culture of a city with a very proud history.
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After getting off to such a fast start, the Atlanta Hawks are struggling offensively and in the paint. Making matters worse, they now have to contend with Minnesota's thriving inside game featuring Michael Beasley and Kevin Love, who is coming off a sensational performance.
The Hawks try to avoid losing five straight for the first time in more than 2 1/2 years Sunday when they host a Timberwolves team seeking a third win in a row.
Atlanta (6-4) became the Eastern Conference's last team to lose with a 118-114 defeat to Phoenix last Sunday. Though the Hawks were able to keep up with the fast-paced Suns, their offense has since cooled off.
After averaging 106.1 points in their first seven games, the Hawks are averaging 88.7 in the last three. They've been outscored by an average of 4.6 points in the paint and outrebounded by an average of 3.6 boards.
That doesn't bode well considering Love and the Timberwolves (3-7) are coming to town.
Love has been instrumental to Minnesota averaging a league-best 49.2 rebounds, and he grabbed a franchise-record 31 boards while scoring 31 points Friday in a 112-103 win over New York. It was the NBA's first 30-30 game since Moses Malone in 1982.
"Kevin had an incredible game," coach Kurt Rambis said. "Those numbers are just stupid."
Beasley, Minnesota's other emerging third-year forward, also helped carry the team against the Knicks, finishing with 35 points and six rebounds. The 6-foot-10 forward was coming off a career-high 42 points in Wednesday's 98-89 victory at Sacramento, the Wolves' first road win in 18 games.
The Hawks have lost their last three home games and are on the verge of their first five-game losing streak overall since dropping six in a row from Feb. 8-20, 2008.
It appeared Atlanta was going to snap its skid Friday against Utah but conceded an 11-point, fourth-quarter lead and lost 90-86. Mike Bibby finished with two points and is averaging 6.0 in the last three contests after averaging 12.1 points to start the season.
The Hawks, who finished with a season low in points against the Jazz, missed 10 of 21 free throws and allowed their opponent to reach double digits in offensive rebounds for a seventh consecutive game.
"The combination of not making free throws and giving up 15 offensive rebounds to a good team is not going to get you a win," coach Larry Drew said.
While Atlanta was blowing a double-digit lead Friday, Minnesota came back from 21 down in the third quarter to win. Love had 11 points and 15 boards in the third, and the Wolves went on a 33-9 run bridging the third and fourth quarters.
"I just got a good mindset that every single one was mine," said Love, who had 23 points and 24 rebounds in a loss to the Lakers on Tuesday. "It seemed like no matter what anybody did I was going to go and get those rebounds."
Love is averaging 12.6 rebounds and 17.0 points in five career games against the Hawks - his second-best scoring output against any opponent - but that hasn't led to any victories.
The Wolves have been outscored by an average of 10.3 points in losing the last nine in the series, and they've dropped seven straight in Atlanta since a 103-93 win in 2002.
Atlanta, though, is at risk of losing four consecutive home games for the first time since March 21-April 1, 2007. The Hawks were 34-7 at Philips Arena last season and didn't suffer their fourth loss there until Jan. 1.


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The Swedish Meteorological and Hydrological Institute (SMHI) and the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) are teaming up to increase their international development cooperation. The two organizations have signed a formal Memorandum of Understanding today that lays the basis for mutual cooperation on weather, water, oceans and climate change in developing countries.
How big is a torrential rainstorm? How quickly is it moving? How is its intensity changing? These are the questions that researchers are trying to answer by processing radar information to find out more about rainfall. Ultimately, this could lead to improved risk assessment in the context of extreme rainfall.
We are probably facing a dramatic change in the earth's climate, which will affect society in many different ways. There is therefore a need to continuously follow the changes in our climate, so SMHI has produced a number of climate indicators for this purpose.
The Rossby Centre pursues research on climate processes and the behaviour of the climate system. The principal tools are global and regional climate models developed within the research unit.
The results from SMHI's climate research at the Rossby Centre are found here. Climate scenarios are presented on maps, as diagrams and as downloadable data.
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The International Training Programme Climate Change - Mitigation and Adaptation is designed for decision makers in developing countries. Participating organisations will access the latest research and development in their areas of work, be supervised by skilled Swedish colleagues and experts, expand their networks and enhance working methods.
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