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The New York Mets were informed Friday afternoon that they did not win their Major League Baseball appeal to have R.A. Dickey's one-hitter Wednesday converted to a no-hitter, according to the New York Post.
The team held out hope that David Wright's barehanded attempt on a first-inning B.J. Upton bouncer to third base, which was scored an infield hit, would be ruled an error. Dickey went on to hold the Rays hitless from there.
Mets coach Terry Collins called the appeal highly unlikely, but worth a shot. Dickey himself said the no-hitter would have been "a little cheap" and not as satisfying.
This means Johan Santana, after throwing a no-hitter June 1 against the Cardinals, remains the only pitcher in the team's history to hold an opposing team hitless over nine innings.
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Things got away from the Harrisburg Senators in a hurry Sunday afternoon, Akron's offense exploding in the later innings en route to an 11-2 thumping before 3,357 at Metro Bank Park.
Actually holding a 2-0 lead into the fifth, the Senators (55-47) and starting pitcher Robbie Ray were blitzed over the fifth and seventh innings. Reliever Paul Demny, too, as the Aeros (50-51) won the final three games to win this four-game Eastern League series against first-place Harrisburg.
Alex Monsalve's two-out, two-run double on an 0-2 pitch from Ray began the Akron surge in the fifth, and Carlos Moncrief's three-run homer off Demny in the seventh stood out as well. The Aeros totaled seven runs in the seventh off Ray (2-1) and Demny.
Brett Brach, meanwhile, pieced together a fine start for Akron, especially after falling behind via Jeff Howell's solo homer in the third and Steven Souza's double and run scored in the fourth. Brach (6-6) matched a season-high by going seven innings, and he struck out a season-high seven batters against one walk and four hits.
Manager Matt LeCroy held a 20-minute closed-door meeting with his team after the game to address what he thought was some lackadaisical play over the weekend, with the Senators about to embark on a season-long 10-game road trip.
Ray had retired 12 of the first 13 batters he faced coming into the fifth when Moncrief singled and Tyler Hold bunted for a single to open the frame. After a flyout and strikeout, Ray was a strike away from getting out unscathed, but his 0-2 offering to Monsalve was ripped to deep center for a two-run double. Francisco Lindor followed with an RBI single to put Akron in front 3-2. It only got much worse from there, with Ray being tagged for six runs in 6.1 innings.
1. C Jeff Howell (2 points).
July 17 vs. New Britain -- 4-3 loss
July 18 vs. Akron -- 12-3 win
July 19 vs. Akron -- 3-1 loss
July 20 vs. Akron -- 3-2 loss (10 inn.)
July 21 vs. Akron -- 11-2 loss
July 22 at New Hampshire, 7:05
July 23 at New Hampshire, 7:05
July 24 at New Hampshire, 7:05
July 25 at Portland, 6
July 26 at Portland, 7
* More on this game, including the gist of LeCroy's closed-door meeting, a closer look at Ray's outing, and why a 10-game roadie might be good for this team, coming later Sunday evening in our notebook.
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BAY MINETTE, Alabama -- Expectant mothers, new mothers, hope-to-be mothers, friends and families are invited to North Baldwin Infirmary's second annual Great Expectations event from 1 to 3 p.m. Saturday in the main hospital lobby.
Activities include personalized guided tours of the Birth Center, healthy birth education and an exhibit area.
Participants can register for door prizes and enter a drawing to win an infant car seat, as well as a free 4-D ultrasound provided by North Baldwin Physicians for Women and a six-month wellness center membership provided by North Baldwin Infirmary Wellness Center.
A complimentary Whale (We Have a Little Emergency) car safety seat identification kit is available for each participant.
Some of the participating exhibitors include ALL Kids Children's Health Insurance Program, Corrine's Photography, Dr. Marla J. Gleason, North Baldwin Infirmary Wellness Center Baby & Me Program, North Baldwin Physicians for Women, Premier Women's Health and Scentsy Flameless Candles.
Admission is free and refreshments served. For more information, call North Baldwin Infirmary public relations department at 251-580-1715.


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Tag: travel
Among StrangersDecember 2015
Boundaries of Nations: Traveling the globe to research the buying and selling of passports, a reporter reflects on arbitrary citizenship and what it means to be "from somewhere."
Danniel Schoonebeek: Excerpts From C'est la guerreJuly 2015
A poet chronicles a backstage view of America by rail.
Jay Walljasper: Saving the World's Holy PlacesMarch 2015
A narrow interpretation of what's sacred limits efforts to protect natural treasures.
Claire Nielsen: Apartheid's Final OutpostFebruary 2015
In Orania, South Africa's last remaining white-only town, the country's history of racial segregation and white supremacy lives on.
Nancy Kricorian: Pilgrimage as/or ResistanceNovember 2014
A trip to Turkey sparks a search for the ghosts of the Armenian genocide.
FatherlandNovember 2014
When they arrived in Abbottabad, my mother thought it was the most beautiful place she had ever seen. My father was glad for his homecoming.
Penny Guisinger: Route Nine, Bangor to LubecJuly 2014
There's drunk driving, and then there's hungover driving.
Peter Van Buren: Regime Change in AmericaMay 2014
An empire in decline (city by city, town by town).
Saxon Baird: The Dying Days of Vinyl in Reggae's CapitalFebruary 2014
While foreigners buy up the relics of Jamaica's musical heritage, reggae culture lives on in Kingston.
Abby Rabinowitz: The Elf DiariesDecember 2013
On a season spent in turmoil, transition, and the glitzy winter wonderland of Harrod's of London.
Tara Isabella Burton: FatherlandsJanuary 2013
I looked at real estate in cities I'd never been to, just in case.
Michelle Legro: Mercator Turns 500April 2012
Ah, to be at the center of the world! How Gerard Mercator changed history by creating the first useful map.
Trip to SaigonBy Kerri Smith
November 2005
I tell myself I bought the painting as a souvenir, a memory in the French sense. But really it is my consolation for not finding out Amy's name.


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Once again, Ohio Sens. Sherrod Brown and George Voinovich want to toss a life preserver to overwhelmed communities facing double-digit sewer cost increases in the next five years.
This time, the entire Ohio delegation ought to pitch in to give Congress a push.
Brown and Voinovich want the federal government to contribute $1.8 billion over the next five years to help communities pay for federally mandated sewer upgrades. The feds pay 75 percent; the communities pay 25 percent.
Communities across the country are under federal orders to upgrade their systems so that overflows of storm water, sewage and industrial waste don't pollute local waterways -- a $50 billion problem nationwide.
The Ohio senators also want to extend the deadline for the sewer repairs to 30 years instead of merely 10 or 20, so the recession-traumatized ratepayers who foot most of the bills can have a little relief.
The details of Brown and Voinovich's proposal haven't been fleshed out yet, but it at least aims to cover two nettlesome problems: time and money.
So far, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has stuck by a ridiculous demand that cities and sewer systems meet unrealistic deadlines or face hefty penalties. As the projects and mandates grow, the federal contribution of funds nationwide has shrunk to a measly 5 percent, unfairly shoveling the bill on to ratepayers.
The Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District, which is responsible for $2.3 billion in mitigation projects, and the Akron sewer system ($370 million) are negotiating for flexibility. And they won't be alone. The federal government says 86 Ohio communities are on the hook for a total of $6.3 billion in sewer repairs.
The senators' proposal will bring money and construction jobs to Ohio's cities, but it will hardly make them flush. Obviously, the senators' nearly $2 billion grant is a drop in the toilet bowl. So is the $280 million in federal stimulus money that Ohio is getting for sewer, water and other projects.
But such drops add up, and the senators' proposal could lead to bigger grants as this country grapples with its aging infrastructure. Brown and Voinovich are right to lead this charge -- and they ought not be alone.


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Santa Buddies
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|Santa Buddies
DVD cover art
|Directed by
|Robert Vince
|Produced by
|Robert Vince
Anna McRoberts
|Written by
|Robert Vince
Anna McRoberts
|Based on
by Paul Tamasy
Aaron Mendelsohn
Kevin DiCicco
Robert Vince
Anna McRoberts
|Zachary Gordon
Josh Flitter
Tom Bosley
George Wendt
Quinn Lord
Christopher Lloyd
Danny Woodburn
Tim Conway
Liliana Mumy
Ty Panitz
Field Cate
Skyler Gisondo
Richard Kind
Kaitlyn Maher
|Music by
|Brahm Wenger
|Kamal Derkaoui
|Edited by
|Kelly Herron
Keystone Entertainment
Key Pix Productions
|Distributed by
|Walt Disney Home Entertainment
Release dates
Running time
|88 minutes
|United States
Santa Buddies[1] is a 2009 direct to video film. It is the fourth installment of the Air Buddies spin-off series as well as the ninth film in the Air Bud franchise.[2] It was released on November 2, 2009. This is Happy Days star Tom Bosley's final role before his death.
The movie begins at the North Pole with Santa Claus (George Wendt) and his dog Santa Paws (Tom Bosley) taking a look at the magical Christmas Icicle, which is melting because of nobody believing in Christmas anymore; if it continues to melt, Christmas will be gone forever.
Puppy Paws (Zachary Gordon) is the fun-loving son of Santa Paws, who has not learned the true meaning of Christmas, finds Budderball (Josh Flitter) on Santa's naughty list for eating the Thanksgiving turkey and figures he's just the dog to show him how to be an ordinary puppy.
The film then moves forward to Budderball and the other Buddies (Field Cate, Liliana Mumy, Skyler Gisondo, Ty Panitz) in Fernfield, who also don't have any Christmas spirit, believe that their father is Santa Paws and that the naughty list is a way to scare them to behave. However, Sniffer (Tim Conway) replies that Christmas is about giving and a holiday they must learn to respect.
The Christmas Icicle makes a big crack and shuts off the power at the North Pole and makes the reindeer weak and powerless (earlier before he left the North Pole, Puppy Paws stares at the icicle stating "I wish Christmas would just disappear" causing it to crack).
Puppy Paws makes it to Fernfield to find Budderball in his home and Budderball himself introduces Puppy Paws to his brothers and sister and the North Pole puppy causes trouble to each of the Buddies: Budderball gets framed for eating the gingerbread cookies as he tries to get back on the nice list, B-Dawg gets beaten by Puppy Paws at dancing who even breaks a vase, Mudbud teaches Puppy Paws to roll in the dirt, and unaware not to shake dirt out of his fur in the living room, he makes holiday shapes of the dirt spots causing Mudbud to wear a cover-up coat for the rest of the day, Rosebud gets an extreme Christmas makeover, and Buddha's meditation statue gets turned into a snowman as Puppy Paws explains that the snowman is "what citizens of the North Pole meditate in front of".
Therefore, due to the incidents, the Buddies want Puppy Paws to leave. But, they learn that Puppy Paws isn't hurting them as they are hurting themselves and decide to treat him with compassion. Suddenly, Puppy Paws gets dognapped by a dog catcher named Mr. Stan Cruge (Christopher Lloyd) and takes him to the pound. There, Puppy Paws meets a puppy named Tiny (Kaitlyn Maher) who is wishing for a Christmas miracle and sings a song about miracles, which teaches Puppy Paws about the true meaning of Christmas.
The Buddies, along with an elf dog named Eddy (Richard Kind), have come to the rescue. With Tiny and Eddy still in the pound, the elf dog speaks to Cruge that he knows the dog catcher always wanted a puppy for Christmas, but his mother was allergic to dogs and never got one, which made Cruge hate Christmas and become a dog catcher. Eddy becomes free from the pound and changes Cruge.
With help from an elf named Eli (Danny Woodburn), Christmas spirit returns, the Christmas Icicle stops melting, and the North Pole is back in business, with Puppy Paws and the Buddies making it to the North Pole. The reindeer are not able to fly, and Puppy Paws and the Buddies volunteer to save Christmas with their uncanny abilities (it is revealed the Buddies remembered what Shasta taught them). A changed Mr. Cruge brings Tiny over to the child who has been asking for a puppy as a Christmas present and Tiny herself says her goodbye to the Buddies and Puppy Paws. After their last delivery, Santa Claus and Santa Paws arrive in Fernfield and Santa makes the Buddies (including Budderball) on top of the nice list, Puppy Paws becomes part of Santa's family, and the Buddies say farewell.
Mr. Cruge is invited to dinner with Tiny's new family and the movie ends with the entire town, led by Cruge, singing "Silent Night" in front of Fernfield's Christmas Tree.
- George Wendt as Santa Claus
- Christopher Lloyd as Stan Cruge
- Danny Woodburn as Eli
- Quinn Lord as Pete
- Ryan Grantham as Sam
- Andrew Astor as Mikey
- Sophia Ludwig as Alice
- Gig Morton as Billy
- Craig Anton as Bob
- Michael Teigen as Sheriff Dan
Voice cast[edit]
- Zachary Gordon as Puppy Paws, Santa Paw's son
- Tom Bosley as Santa Paws, a Great Pyrenees
- Tim Conway as Sniffer
- Josh Flitter as Budderball
- Liliana Mumy as Rosebud
- Ty Panitz as Mudbud (Jonathan Morgan Heit when singing)
- Field Cate as Buddha
- Skyler Gisondo as B-Dawg
- Richard Kind as Eddy, a Jack Russell Terrier
- Kaitlyn Maher as Tiny, a Yorkshire Terrier
- Chris Coppola as Comet, a Reindeer
A prequel called The Search for Santa Paws was released on November 23, 2010.[3]
Spooky Buddies was released on September 20, 2011 as a Halloween movie, featuring the Buddies in a new adventure filled with curses, ghosts, and mayhem, and an attempt to stop Warwick the Warlock and the Halloween Hound. Treasure Buddies was released on January 31, 2012 as an Indiana Jones-like movie, featuring the Buddies in another new adventure trying to stop Cleocatra in Egypt.[citation needed]
- ^ Santa Buddies website
- ^ Holiday Movie Guide IMDb Listing of all nine films 1997 through 2009.
- ^ The Search for Santa Paws at disneydvd plot summary; trailer
External links[edit]
- 2009 films
- English-language films
- 2009 direct-to-video films
- American films
- British films
- Disney direct-to-video films
- Films about dogs
- Films about animals playing sports
- Direct-to-video sequel films
- Crossover films
- American Christmas films
- Films directed by Robert Vince
- Air Bud (series)
- 2000s American animated films
- Films featuring anthropomorphic characters


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- Cohen syndrome: evaluation of its cardiac, endocrine and radiological featuresS Kivitie-Kallio
Department of Child Neurology, University of Helsinki, Hospital for Children and Adolescents, Finland
Clin Genet 56:41-50. 1999..Fingers of these patients were slender but short with a characteristic metacarpophalangeal pattern profile...
- Refined mapping of the Cohen syndrome gene by linkage disequilibriumJ Kolehmainen
Department of Medical Genetics, University of Helsinki, Finland
Eur J Hum Genet 5:206-13. 1997..Haplotype analysis suggests the occurrence of one main COH1 mutation and possibly one or two rare ones in Finland. This information will be useful in the positional cloning of the gene...
- Periodontal findings in Cohen syndrome with chronic neutropeniaS Alaluusua
Department of Pedodontics and Orthodontics, Institute of Dentistry, University of Helsinki, Finland
J Periodontol 68:473-8. 1997..001) more often than the controls. We conclude that subjects with Cohen syndrome have increased susceptibility to early periodontal breakdown which is likely to be associated with neutropenia...
- Cohen syndrome: essential features, natural history, and heterogeneityS Kivitie-Kallio
Department of Pediatrics, Hospital for Children and Adolescents, Helsinki University Central Hospital, Helsinki, Finland
Am J Med Genet 102:125-35. 2001..The manifestations vary at different ages. The Finnish Cohen patients are clinically highly homogeneous, their disease gene being located on chromosome 8. Heterogeneity probably exists among other patients claimed to have Cohen syndrome...
- Dental health of young children prenatally exposed to buprenorphine. A concern of child neglect?K Kivistö
Department of Social Pediatrics, Hospital for Children and Adolescents, Helsinki University Central Hospital, University of Helsinki, P O Box 280, 00029 HUS, Helsinki, Finland
Eur Arch Paediatr Dent 15:197-202. 2014..To study the oral health and dental neglect of prenatally buprenorphine-exposed 3-year-old children...


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>Gears and Wears>The Garmin doesn't lie--or does it?
StacyI make no apologies for my liberal use of smiley icons. http://www.BlakeHillHouse.com
The "instant" Pace can indeed be quite inaccurate due to the basic limitation of current GPS devices.
I've got a fever...
Try using the Lap Pace or Average Pace function instead. You will get much more reliable and relevant data.
On your deathbed, you won't wish that you'd spent more time at the office. But you will wish that you'd spent more time running. Because if you had, you wouldn't be on your deathbed.
The Year of the Monkey
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The Final Four is Set…For The NITMarch 25, 2009 – 11:56 pm by admin
Well the much anticipated Final Four is already set. Yep, it's already all mapped out. For the National Invitation Tournament.
Let me guess, you don't care? It's the Not Interested Tournament or the Not Invited Tournament to you. Sure, fine. No really, that's fine.
I'm not going to try and convince you the NIT matters. Truth is it doesn't. I know that.
But to some teams it really is kind of a big deal. Look at those San Diego State Aztecs. They beat Patty Mills and St. Mary's on Wednesday to advance to the NIT semifinals for the first time ever. These dudes get to play in Madison Square Garden (which is cool, but smells like stale beer and homeless people).
After they won last night, Aztec fans — including Phillips and McD in spirit — rushed the floor and some passed out apples to the players, which they hopefully didn't eat. Those San Diegans (?) are genuinely excited and I'm not about to rain on their parade.
SDSU gets the wonderful honor of playing Baylor. The Bears beat Auburn to also advance to the NIT semis for the first time. Scott Drew has done a wonderful job there. At least now players aren't shooting/killing teammates after which the coach endeavors to cover it up.
In the other semifinal we have Penn State and Notre Dame.
Was there a bigger disappointment in college basketball this year than Notre Dame? The Irish were ranked as high as No. 9 before stumbling through the Big East season and finishing way off the NCAA Tournament bubble.
Frustrating season for the Irish. And it ends with a third trip to NYC, where they play bad historically. Could be a loss on the way, but sharpshooter Kyle McAlarney gets to finish his career a stone's throw from where he grew up on Staten Island.
That's heartwarming.
As for Penn State, maybe it got snubbed on Selection Sunday. Maybe. But for a team that's been historically bad in the Big Ten, it's good to see them have some postseason success. Hell, it's more than IU can say right now.
So there, that's what you need to know about the NIT finals.
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Freehold Township coach Todd Briggs knew what he would get out of his lead off and his anchor.
But, with uncertainty surrounding his second and third legs in Saturday's 4x800-meter relay, the odds of winning a national championship were up in the air.
Caitlyn Poss ran a 2:13.6 2nd leg, and Ciara Roche, running in the 4x800 relay for the first time in her career, posted a 2:17.3 split on the third leg to help open a big lead for Freehold Township's, which received typically strong legs from leadoff Adrian Vitello (2:15.7) and anchor Emily Bracher (2:14.1) as the Monmouth County powerhouse stopped the clock at 9:00.52, the No. 3 in state history and No. 13 time in U.S. indoor history.
"This was a chance for us to place, and it's something we really wanted," Bracher said. "We're really excited. From the beginning, it's been our goal to be All-Americans. We're so grateful for the opportunity."
Vitello brought Freehold Township out strong and Poss extended its lead as it ran the top time in the country this season,
"(Coach Todd) Briggs likes us to run dangerously," Vitello said. "Going out strong really gives us confidence to go and run a fast time."
"Most of our strategies are to go out fast," Poss said. "But it's never really to the extreme that we have that big of a lead for the entire race."
Roche, who is a traditional distance runner for Freehold Township -- and has excelled in the 1,600 and 3,200 this winter -- acknowledged that the 4x800 title was one of the last things for them to accomplish this season.
"We've hit pretty much every goal that we've set this year," said Roche, a sophomore. "Finishing second at Eastern's was the only thing we didn't get -- and that's still second and really good."
On Friday night, Freehold Township finished fifth in the distance medley relay.


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Very comfortable apartment. 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a wide kitchen, living room. Fully renewed, with new furniture. Fast Wi-Fi internet, TV, security door with electronic key. All this in a strategic location: close to train station and airport shuttle, and also to Medici Chapels, the Duomo, San Lorenzo, etc.
GREAT APARTMENT FOR UP TO 6 PEOPLE. RIGHT IN THE FLORENCE CITY CENTER ! Close to the train station, to many bus lines and to lots of monuments. Perfect for visiting Florence or its surroundings, either for tourism or for business. Recently renovated, at the third floor of an ancient building in the historical city center. A nice, comfortable (and cheapier) alternative to the hotel.
Three double bedrooms. A wide, comfortable & fully equipped kitchen: table with 6 seats, large refrigerator with freezer, 4 fireplaces and oven with safety valves. Living room with comfortable armchairs and sofa, TV set with remote.
2 bathrooms with ample shower cabins. Fast internet WiFi connection free of charge.
And in addition:
- Washing machine
- Private water reservoir with pump (for an increased pressure of tap water)
- Linens provided
Security feature, for extra safety:
- Electronic safety key at the entrance door
In a strategic location. Within about 1000 feet:
- San Lorenzo Marketplace.
+ The historical central market, where to buy fresh and traditional products, cheese, ham, meat, fish, etc.
+ The touristic open market, with its stalls of leather goods, clothes, ceramics, collectibles, souvenirs, etc.
+ Several restaurants, both traditional and international
- Lots of outstanding monuments, like:
+ Florence Cathedral church (Duomo), with the Brunelleschi's Dome.
+ Florence Baptistery (San Giovanni's)
+ Giotto's Tower
+ Medici Chapels
+ Laurentian Library
+ Santa Maria Novella's Church
+ Medici Riccardi Palace
...and many more, just a bit further away! (See map)
Within about 1000 feet:
- The Central Train Station (Santa Maria Novella - the easy way to travel abroad).
- More than 30 local bus lines (ATAF) - direct connections to all Florence areas.
- The shuttle connection (Volainbus) to Florence airport (Peretola).
- A wide choice of longer distance couch services (perfect for one-day journeys through Tuscany).
Telling us in advance your expected arrival time, you will find us waiting for you, for giving you the keys and some essential information about the apartment. The same for your departure. The standard check-in time is after 2 pm, but it could be earlier if the apartment was not occupied the night before. The standard check-out time is before 11 am, but it cold be later if the apartment will not be occupied the night after.
Rental fee is inclusive of electricity, water, gas, heating during the cold season, fast WiFi connection, linens and kitchen accessories. 60 Euro have to be added for final cleaning expenses.
No strict rules for pets, but we have to agree in advance.
Of course, you should behave in a way not to be a nuisance to other people in the building: do not shout and do not make dirt, especially in common area, like in the stairwell.
For safety reasons the building main door must always be kept closed.
|Sleeps up to 6, 3 bedrooms
|3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms of which 2 family bathrooms
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
|Internet access
|Central heating, Wi-Fi available
|Single Beds (6), Dining seats for 6, Lounge seats for 5
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Interview (Part 2): Mynette LouieSeptember 17th, 2013 by Scott
This week, we are fortunate to have as our interview guest Mynettte Louie, a New York-based independent film producer. Her film credits include Children of Invention, California Solo and Stones in the Sun. Most recently, Louie produced Tze Chun's crime thriller Cold Comes the Night starring Alice Eve, Logan Marshall-Green, and Bryan Cranston which will be released in the U.S. in early 2014. Mynette is the recipient of the 2013 Independent Spirit Piaget Producers Award and was named in Ted Hope's list of "21 Brave Thinkers Of Truly Free Film".
Mynette and I recently conducted an interview via email.
Today in Part 2, Mynette talks about how she developed her producing chops working on NYU student thesis films, then got involved with Andrew Bujalski's first feature-length movie Mutual Appreciation:
Scott: Is it true you started producing NYU Tisch School graduating thesis films even though you weren't a student there yourself? Was that something you sought out to learn how to produce or was it more serendipitous?
Mynette: Yes, I basically got a free film school education by producing NYU thesis films. I was working in my corporate media job when 9/11 happened, and after that, like a lot of people, I was like, "What am I doing with my life?!" I decided quit and take some time off to figure out what I wanted to do. I couldn't resist the call of producing any longer, so I decided to take the plunge. But I was 28 and didn't know a single person in film. I knew I'd have to start at the bottom. Thankfully, I was brought up to be frugal and had saved a bunch of money from my corporate job, so I could live off that for a while. The NYC Mayor's Office of Film, Theatre & Broadcasting used to put out a weekly PDF jobs list called Techlist, and there was a listing for a volunteer PA on an NYU thesis film called Brighter Days. The contact email was a Harvard alumni address, so I thought, hey, I went to Harvard too, why not try that one? I ended up PAing for 3 days in a Jersey City dive motel and in Williamsburg (which was the first time I'd ever been there, even though I grew up in Brooklyn!). I fetched coffee, cleaned coffee stains off a costume, rubbed a mixture of coffee grounds and dish detergent on a bathroom wall. Sounds unglamorous, but I loved it—I was instantly hooked on production. I used those 3 days to learn as much as I could from the crew (all NYU students) and cast (including Mark Duplass). I ended up becoming friends and collaborating with some of the people I met on that film—Eric Lin, Caroline Aragon, Craig Johnson, Michelle Chai, Sen-I Yu, Wei-chen Chang. In fact, after the PA gig, I ended up producing the thesis films of the last three women on this list. I don't think NYU had a producing track at the time, so all the directing students were hard up for producers, which was lucky for me!
Scott: Any choice anecdotes or lessons you learned from those early producing experiences?
Mynette: Put yourself in other people's shoes to figure out how to negotiate with them. Poverty breeds creativity. Try not to let them see you sweat. Feed your crew well. Don't produce and AD at the same time. Guard the truck! Most importantly: it is HARD to make a living by producing independent films, especially at the beginning. So figure out an alternate income-earning plan! My savings ran out after a year and I had to go back to a day job for a while. Thankfully, it was at least film-related (working for the Hawaii film commission).
Scott: Your first significant credit was the 2005 indie comedy Mutual Appreciation which I believe debuted at SXSW and for which you were a co-producer. How did you go from producing student films to becoming involved with Mutual Appreciation?
Mynettet: Mutual Appreciation was my first feature and actually only my third film after that one PA stint and one of my NYU producing stints. I was officially the production manager, but there were only 6 people on our crew, so I was also the location manager, production accountant, AD, propmaster, set dresser, grip, boom op, and craft service manager. So Andrew ended up giving me a co-producer credit. Another random Harvard connection brought me to this film. I was reading Filmmaker Magazine's "25 New Faces of Indie Film" article and came across Irene Lusztig, who was in my Chinese class at Harvard. I found her email in the alumni directory and contacted her to say that I was looking to gain more producing experience, and to ask if she needed any help. She told me that she was a documentary filmmaker and it sounded like I wanted to learn narrative producing. So she suggested that I get in touch with Andrew Bujalski, another Harvard alum, who was about to shoot his second feature in Brooklyn (and happened to be another of the "25 New Faces" in that same issue). I emailed Andrew, and he sent me his debut feature, Funny Ha Ha (on VHS!), to watch first to see if we were simpatico. We were!
Scott: Mutual Appreciation was written and directed by Andrew Bujalski who has gone on to make several movies including Computer Chess which is just rolling out. What does it feel like to have contributed to the emergence of filmmakers like Bujalski?
Mynette: I cannot take any credit for Andrew's emergence! That guy is a creative genius all by himself, and a pleasure to work with to boot. Truth be told, I rode on his coattails (thanks, Andrew!). I will, however, take credit for introducing him to the Duplass brothers. After my PA stint on the film starring Mark, he and I became friends, and I met his brother Jay when they invited me to a rough cut screening of their short Scrapple. I later took Andrew to scout Jay's apartment as a possible shooting location. Both Mutual Appreciation and The Puffy Chair ended up premiering at SXSW 2005, and the rest is Mumblecore history. (I LOVE Computer Chess, by the way. Everyone, go see it!)
Scott: Of the various types of responsibilities producers have, which areas have you focused on or are you one of those producers who wears all the producing hats?
Mynette: I call myself a "soup-to-nuts" producer. I do everything from developing scripts to packaging and finding financing to overseeing physical and post-production, and even selling, distributing, and marketing the finished films. I love every part of it. Well, except for finding the financing. That's a drag.
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When I talk to strangers about homeschooling, here's what really shocks them:
No one is watching us.
In the state of California, we're not required to tell the government much of anything about what we're doing. We fill out an electronic document that generally describes the school (name, mailing address, number of students). We press send. And we're done.
We don't have to submit records to the state. We don't have to follow state standards. We don't have to keep a grade book. We don't have to take standardized tests.
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We don't have to prove to anyone but ourselves that what we're doing is working.
I went through public school, I've even taught (one class!) and I hear the siren call of "accountability" every election year, so I know how crazy this sounds. It sounds like a recipe for disaster, shirking, and low standards.
But the longer I homeschool, the less crazy it seems.
Because I'm starting to think that all that accountability, standards, and oversight is a poor substitute for what really matters in education.
But before I unpack that statement, let me share a big regret with you.
I got a Masters degree a few years ago. Once I was accepted to the program, I read through the requirements of the degree, got a handle on how many classes I'd need to accrue the required credits, and how long it all would take. I've always been a good student–extra-motivated, I'd say. It was fun to have such clear-cut requirements of me after being in the less-clear real world for a few years.
As I registered, I was delighted to find a kind of independent study that required very little commuting to campus (I lived an hour away), fulfilled a check box on the list of required classes, and wasn't going to be much work. I could add an extra three credits that semester and complete my program that much faster. I felt brilliant.
It wasn't until I was about halfway through the semester that I realized I could have gotten an internship with our local public radio using that requirement. Which was something I have always wanted to do. But–even being a highly motivated student–my attitude towards school was to quickly figure out ways to check off boxes, not intentionally seek ways to get the most out of every credit.
It still makes me feel a little ill to remember the opportunity I breezed past.
That moment stopped me. I realized I was paying thousands of dollars for access to the university. Why was I treating the whole thing like a pesky to-do list, to be finished as effortlessly as possible?
What does that have to do with state requirements for homeschoolers?
Even the most well-meaning standards, requirements, oversight and tests are at best a stand-in for the accountability that really matters: the student's. If the student is half-hearted, he or she will get a half-hearted education. Period.
At worst, the standards can make it hard for the student to cultivate self-motivated learning. If good grades are the reward, not the joy of discovery and new experiences, you might lose sight of the joy. Not always, or completely—but it happens.
Somehow, the power of self-motivation doesn't shock us outside of education. No one is surprised when entrepreneurs report working much harder when they start their own business. No one is surprised when the hours fly by when they're pursuing a beloved hobby or project. Not having to be accountable to someone can make you more accountable to yourself.
You might think that not every kid can be self-motivated. I can't argue individual cases, but I think we all might be surprised by the drive for learning hidden in the human heart. At how compelling knowledge is. Because I'm shocked by it—every day—when I witness it in my kids.
That's why I don't think you should be worried about the wing-nut homeschoolers, educating our kids without anyone looking over our shoulders. No, we're not perfect. Yes, there are homeschoolers out there doing a disservice to their kids. But believe me—the accountability that is there is more powerful than anything that can be run through a Scan-Tron.


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Panhandle counties that Rylander reported as eligible for designation as full strategic investment areas are: Deaf Smith, Donley, Floyd, Hale, Hall, Hutchinson, Lamb and Potter.
Other Panhandle counties, with the exception of Randall County, qualify for a limited purpose designation based on their population.
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Wolves prepare for district
Kings High School scored a pair of first half goals in Thursdays Cascade Conference soccer game against Coupeville but rather than throwing in the towel, the Wolves put together 40 minutes of great play in the second half.
Goal keeper Joshua Adams turned away five shots, including one from point-blank range at the 43-minute mark by Trevor Bartels, and a header in the net by Coupevilles Geoff Wacker at the 59-minute mark made the score 2-1.
However, Michael Kenyon scored an insurance goal for the Knights off a corner kick by Gunnar Ildhuso and Kings managed to pull out a 3-1 victory.
Coupeville coach Paul Mendes said he was very pleased with the way the Wolves played in the second half.
I was proud of you, he said. You guys didnt pack it in and came back strong in the second half. You played some quality stuff out there today.
Ryan McCormick opened the scoring for Kings at the 7-minute mark of the first half.
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We played solid defense in the second half and we got a spark off that goal that we didnt have in the first half, Mendes said. It charged us up and we did some good things out there. This game is definitely going to help us get ready for the playoffs.
Taylor Anthony set things up for the Wolves with a direct kick that hit a couple of players in front of the Knights net before Wacker beat goal keeper Anthony Ulskey with a header to cut the lead in half.
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BOYS SOCCER: Pelogi scores game-winner, sends Eagles to state; Jefferson stays unbeaten
The Federal Way boys soccer team needed some late heroics to advance into the Class 4A State Tournament and they came from senior Odasson Pelogi.
The Eagles (16-2-0) snatched a 3-2 win over the Gig Harbor Tides Saturday afternoon at Art Crate Field in Graham in a winner-to-state, loser-out West Central/Southwest District playoff game. Pelogi's second goal came with just 16.7 seconds remaining in the second overtime session.
Federal Way now moves on to the 16-team state tournament as the No. 4 seed from the district. The Eagles will take on Snohomish at 8 p.m. at Snohomish High School on Wednesday in the opening round.
Saturday in the district game, Gig Harbor, the fourth-place team from the Narrows League, took a 1-0 lead over the South Puget Sound League South Division champions on a goal by senior forward Bjorn Brynestad with just 2.8 seconds left in the first half.
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Jefferson, the champions of the SPSL, got goals from Luis Alvaro-Osornio, Brandon Madsen and Isidro Prado-Huerta.
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[2] October 20, 2014 at 2:33pm
SashaP, please watch this incredibly important prophesy from 1961 by Rod Serling, the political commentator who used his fantastic television series, "The Twilight Zone" as a window into the coming new world…and clearly predicted Obama-like intrusion into everyone's lives, Czars (brutal kaiser dictators) for everything….
The Obsolete Man
Sasha, you watch this award winning episode of the Twilight Zone and then get back to us about Marxists like Barrack Obama. If you want to be a groupie part of the state like the protagonist in this episode, "The Obsolete Man" then so be it. But this clearly shows us the world predicted and Obama is the Marxist in Chief in the reality of fulfillment found in this predictive tale from 1961. Let us know how you can live with yourself as a dependent anti-libertarian Marxist and a ward of the state that owns you and enslaves others to provide for you until it can't or won't anymore. Obama is not GOD, just another political thief, another Sheriff of Nottingham steeling from the red states and cities on behalf of the blue. Obama's supporters are blue… the thieves, criminals, the lazy and indolent, or else the Democrat elite and arrogant who were the proponents of slavery for 270 years and just found a new way to enslave the people. You watch this and tell me I am wrong.
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[3] October 20, 2014 at 2:24pm
Tell you what SashaP. I believe you want whats best for yourself and the country. I suspect you have never seen this really important 1960′s television show. You might have been introduced to rod Serling at the Disneyland Hollywood Tower of terror. But Serling was an incredibly important political activist in his day. He made this episode of the "Twilight Zone" in the hope that people two and three generations later would understand what they had wished upon themselves. We are living in the world as Serling saw it right now. Watch and comment…
The Obsolete Man
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[6] October 20, 2014 at 2:06pm
Ken John, I think you are overusing the 14th Amendment for a purpose that was NOT intended. The common use of the term citizen was of parallel importance, first to the state and as a member of the union of stats, to the nation. The implication that a person was a citizen of the state and union was well established in the law prior to the 14th Amendment. The 14th Amendment was unfortunately a necessary and critical body of law because the Democrat Party, hell bent after losing the issue of slave ownership (13th Amendment) wanted black Americans treated as non-citizens. The 14th Amendment repudiated the democrat party's claim of elitist status on the grounds of race. Inasmuch as the 14th Amendment was not language definitive enough, the Democrat party continued its typically (today) racist effort against Black Americans by forbidding citizenry a right to participate in the nation and state as members of the citizenry electorate.
The GOP fortunately took the fight one step further and gave us the 15th Amendment in an attempt to ensure every citizen had an equal right to commerce, law, justice, the vote. Democrats always hated their power loss over slavery which they so whole heartedly with blood defended in the Civil War. But Democrats in banking like Woodrow Wilson and other anti-black progressives pushed for and obtained the 16th Amendment giving government unprecedented power over income and property, returning America to slavery under which we still live.
[14] October 20, 2014 at 1:57pm
You got that right. elect aq f-ing communist and you get an f_ing communist on the streets.
[9] October 20, 2014 at 1:53pm
Unions by definition are tools of the Marxist Left and designed to extort from another body, in this case the citizenry. Unions are completely unconstitutional when their sole purpose is to create an unlimited authority to regulate a specific commerce whereby the organization controls free market access to a career or trade. Unions once served a noble purpose, (end of the 19th century). Today's unions only possess one value, protection of union bosses abilities to collect the "spiff" off the top of legalized racketeering through control of a marketable commodity (labor).
The Democrat party which was the bastion supporter of Slavery and aggressor to protect slavery in the Civil War, lost. Democrats in the South united under the union of the KKK to use terror and intimidation to suppress free choice in the south. Democrats in big government, banking and business formed labor unions in Northern Cities to accomplish the same thing. By controlling access to jobs, unions and Democrats were able to create a new form of slavery. Black Americans freed by Republicans whose blood and fights for civil rights soon found themselves back in the Democrat Plantation when looking for jobs as agriculture became mechanized in the old south. They had no choice because of Marxist labor unions promoting the new slavery. The 16th Amendment codified slavery for all Americans and effectively repealed the 13th, 14th and 15th Amendments. Where is THAT Civil Rights Lawsuit?
October 20, 2014 at 1:44pm
This should get ten thousand thumbs up!
[8] October 20, 2014 at 1:40pm
I think without question, this example of a bacon-eating uni-brow will probably top out around 85 in the IQ department. I had hoped the dumb-ass cop would read this. But I am guessing he barely reads at a third grade level.
See Dick stop. Stop Dick stop! Dick hates guitars. Dick's mom ran off with a guitar player. See Dick harass the guitar player. Arrest him Dick Arrest him.
Just too many big words in there.
[31] October 20, 2014 at 1:38pm
The street artist even offered himself up for arrest without provocation and without resistance, but it looked like one plain clothes officer and two other uniformed officers came in to help make an arrest. Such a show of force is designed to intimidate the witnesses. Again, if I am an ACLU lawyer, I am jumping all over the civil suit side of this false arrest. The police officer said, "…I don't need backup" which was a signal that he wanted backup and then when they arrived, he and his fellow officers took the man by force, did not seem to specify with what he was being charged and removed him on what turned out to be a bogus loitering charge. He was clearly performing as a street artist. He was therefore by activity, not loitering. The officer should be fired, but he's a member of a pro-leftist, Marxist Union and will probably be praised.
[13] October 20, 2014 at 1:31pm
"… so in the policeman's defense I can say he was feeling "tested" and cops do not like to be tested. They do not like to be tested ESPECIALLY in front of a crowd. (They have this "I have power and you don't" attitude for the most part."
I think the problem people have is that many police go into law enforcement because they love the word and action associated with it (enforcement) I know many GOOD police officers. Some are members of my church, and community. But even some of them tell me that this kind of behavior gives the police community a black eye every time and makes their jobs that much harder.
Police cannot command or demand respect when they are first to abuse the law and disrespect those they have sward to serve. A Police officer unwilling to 'serve" and act in accordance with the law, who puts comeuppance over right, and who is unwilling to say, "Wow, you are correct young man, my bad. Thank you for teaching me something new" has no business being in that position.
He failed public relations 101. He failed his oath of office big time. I would hope he was fired, but the reality is, he'll get a pat on the back and nothing more. The young man arrested will be acquitted of the loitering charge and frankly, the judge SHOULD fine the NYPD for their criminal involvement in breaking the law and their oath of office in this case. But he/she won't. NY gets the big fat bloated government it pays for.
[3] October 20, 2014 at 1:19pm
Please tell me that out-of-shape police officer was permanently relieved of his duties. Not only does he get the law wrong, but he violated the man's 1st amendment rights according to the TA's own passed ordinances.
The man should sue the officer directly, the NYPD/TAPD and the TA and ask for $1 million in punitive damages for screwing up so very badly. Notice the man was arrested on an unrelated loitering charge which cannot possibly stick in court since he was engaged in a permissible activity under the TA law. This event is typical of what I call BUZZ-CUT actions. BUZZ-CUT ACTIONS are very common among policing authorities because the profile of the typical cop (high percentage majority psychologically profiled) is aggressive, low to modest intelligence, alpha character with control issues (red personalities). Such personalities are often (not always) aggressors and interested in establishing an authoritative stand such that mere "opinion" isn't good enough. They tend to be the same personalities that are highly active in leftest institutions though they are commonly mistaken as right wingers.
This particular cop's actions are so egregious and abrasive, he doesn't even realize that his actions will be viewed by millions and the public condemnation of his reprehensible conduct will cast an enormous shadow once again on NYC so called finest. He was also apparently incapable of judging the anti-police manner in which the general public viewed the incident.
October 9, 2014 at 1:13am
Oh I was speaking of terrorists, not simple Muslims.
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[1] October 9, 2014 at 1:23am
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[2] October 9, 2014 at 1:12am
Our compassion should be restricted to a swift trial by military tribunal. Then behead them, freeze dry their carcasses and mix their crushed flesh with bacon and feed them to pigs. That is about all the compassion they deserve.
October 9, 2014 at 1:06am
In true Godly faith, compulsion is of Satan. Mohammad was the false prophet of the desert spoken of by Christ. His ways were compulsive, evil, murderous, full of terror, and his darkness has covered the earth since his life. He is no prophet and his Allah is no God. The true Lord God took of the universe its elements, created the stars, galaxies, planets and worlds without number, and the Lord created all life within it. God does not need the hands of men to purify his earth in his due time. He does not need a pathetic commanding oppressive Satanic cult to blow up people in order to propagate his word throughout the world. He sent his only begotten Son to spread it through love, not death. Allah is a God of hate and death…and therefore of Satan, not of the Lord.
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[4] October 5, 2014 at 2:04pm
So an enormous international medical crisis is handled by putting soldiers and sailors in harms way? Are they supposed to shoot the virus, or just those suspected of carrying it? What will 3,000 troops supposedly do and how is Ghana or Gabon not seeing that as an invasion of their sovereign lands?
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[3] October 5, 2014 at 2:28pm
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Radical Islam will only end when the non-Islamic World takes them for their word and says enough. You want to worship Satan (Allah) the author of covetousness, murder, lies, theft, hypocrisy as their fruits tell us they believe, then so be it. God makes no caveat for Islam's horrible sins!
You wish to hide behind the skirts of the women you oppress and children you blow up, so be it. Your GOD is NOT God, but Satan himself. The time will come when the true God and humanity will have had enough of you and will turn your desert homes into a sea of molten Glass. You may behead us or as the Lord God put it, you will have power to bruise our heels, but we will have power to crush your head and the time is fast approaching when we will be fed up. None of us wish harm to the common Muslim who is mislead by the evils of the false prophet of the Desert as Christ foretold. We love and forgive the people.
But radical Islam is Satanic. Its actions are not GODLY. It will eventually cost all of Islam disgrace and an inglorious wicked fall when the end of times comes. Ezekial, Daniel, John, Isaiah, Zacheriah, Nephi, Mosiah, and Christ all saw this day and both wept and foretold of its coming. Israel will not be yet abandoned by God and those who gather around her to persecute Israel will go to a hellish end. Nazi's did! Radical Islam is next! It is illogical to believe God HATES his creation and the life he created. Murder and mayhem is of Satan, not God!
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She should use the following case to sue New Jersey for wrongful arrest and detainment:
McDonald v. Chicago, 561 U.S. 742 (2010), is a landmark decision of the Supreme Court of the United States that determined whether the Second Amendment applies to the individual states. The Court held that the right of an individual to "keep and bear arms" protected by the Second Amendment is incorporated by the Due Process Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment and applies to the states.
The decision cleared up the uncertainty left in the wake of District of Columbia v. Heller as to the scope of gun rights in regard to the states. The 14th Amendment was in response to the Democrat Party contention that recently freed former slaves were not entitled to citizenship or all the rights, powers and privileges of the same including the body of rights granted under the Bill of Rights, 2nd Amendment included. I should think as a black woman, she would have one hell of a punitive case against New Jersey as the 2nd Amendment implies that the right to keep and bear arms is both reasonable and justifiable.
Congress can make no law, so how can New Jersey, a jurisdiction subordinated to the Union and Constitutional guaranties of liberty under the entire Bil of Rights and especially the 14th Amendment?
[1] June 27, 2014 at 1:08pm
The REALITY CHECK I propose. The TP should agree to elect all these RHINO SOB's rather than their Democrat counterpart. Then the TP should come and camp on their door-steps and demand the HOUSE Repeal Obama Care, write and pass articles of impeachment for abuse of power, and then turn it all over to the new majority GOP Senate to see if they are wiling to stand to the RIGHT on these critical issues. If they are not, then let the eggs fly and the TP can demand (with $$$) the GOP expel the Rhinos as Democrats pretending to be Republicans. Send them all the way of Arlin Benedict Arnold Specter, and may that SOB rot in peace.
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Thad Cochran's refusal to retire and hand the party over to a younger generation will be remembered as the pivot point when the cancer that is the old Rhino guard was uncovered for what it is. They no longer represent the Grand Old party (meaning the civil rights, small government GOP). They represent the Progressive coalition that ensure the new GOP (Guardians of Power) a minor stake in a world dominated by MARX. American does not need more MARX. It's time for the dozens of TP Groups to hold a congress, form a political party and defund the Rhino GOP.
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June 27, 2014 at 12:51pm
Good to know that the Head of the TAX COLLECTING AGENCY supports the party that pushed for and passed the 16th Amendment, you know, the constitutional change that returned America to Slavery. But that makes sense because DEMOCRATS:
1) Were the party that supported Slavery.
2) Founded the KKK after the Civil war was lost.
3) Wrote, sponsored and passed all the state level Jim Crow Laws in the old South.
4) Segregated the Military repeatedly.
5) Were the purveyors of theft from the beginning of the nation, they first at stealing the lives and freedom from Blacks, then freedom, land and wealth from Native Americans, then Hispanics, then Americans of Japanese descent,
6) The Democrat Party love of eugenics (Nazi Policy), packaged mass murder as an acceptable alternative to birth through planned parenthood that reads like an old McDonald's sign, "55 Million Murdered and Still Killing Daily."
Yeah, it makes perfect sense for anyone that lauds that history to side with the party that brought you the Birth of a Nation (film), inner-city ghettos, and slavery. Democrats opposed the 13th, 14th and 15th Amendments. The IRS Chief sides with the white bread party that losing the Civil War, began coercing former slaves (approaching 100% Republican then) to become Democrats by either Labor Union or KKK threats of life and limb. Black American's six generations removed from terror have no idea why they are Democrats. If they ever do realize it, the backlash could b
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All god. However Catholicism is at the heart of much of the persecution of Saints. While it is clear for example that Foxx's Book of Martyrs is to some degree, anti-Catholic, it is more certainly pro Christian believer. The idea that early Christians have "exaggerated" claims of martyrdom may well be more a mater of who's counting the bones. If in the Holocaust, 6,039,017 Jews were not murdered by Nazis, only 6,037,850, well then Islamic claims that the Holocaust has been exaggerated is technically true…but the claim really isn't about what is true, but the impression of what is false. I appreciate the womans faith in Jesus and scholarly input, but lets not overdue the use of terms that may be a bit misleading in actual context of historic reality as well.
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The accident occurred around 10:15 a.m. on state Route 3.
A 2009 GMC propane tanker, driven by John E. Berrus, 61, was heading east on Route 3. When it was about half a mile west of county Route 7, the tanker left the south shoulder of the road, flipped and came to rest on its passenger side, state police said.
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Marshalltown's Main Street was alive Thursday evening with art, balloons, music people and song.
Strains of "My Wild Irish Rose" comingled with guitar nearby.
It was all part of the Main Street Art Walk '10 sponsored by Marshalltown's Arts & Cultural Alliance, the Central Iowa Art Association and the Marshalltown Central Business District, a Main Street Community.
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From Christian Vandehaar's art in front of Haven, to Missy Sharer's furniture in Lillie Mae's, to Paige Jensen's Jewelry in Apgar Photography there was plenty to see and talk about.
The event gave the approximately 20 artists an opportunity to display their wares and talk with patrons who were busily going in and out of the stores.
Potterer Steve Aitchison of Ames was at Pentz Appliance & TV, hosted by owners Pam and Kevin Jannsen. His numerous works of pottery, large and smaller were on display. Joining him in a separate part of the store were staff of Hy-Vee for beer tasting.
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Members of the Marshalltown's Men's Chorus are shown on Main Street early Thursday evening in front of the former Chalet location during the Art Walk. Shown from left are Larry Pfantz, Stacy Heil, Andy Schwandt and Scott Kratzer.
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Aitchison is a veteran artist and businessman. He has been crafting pottery for 35 years. Some of his work is on display at Marshalltown's Perfect Setting and owner Pam Swarts invited him to participate in the Art Walk.
He was familiar with the concept, having done similar events in Ames.
Aitchison said he studied pottery at both Iowa State and Arizona State but learned much of his craft by "just doing the work."
He acknowledged that trying to sell pottery during the recession was challenging.
"It is always up and down," he said. "During the recession it is tough."
However, he said professional women were 95 percent of his customers. Men have been attracted to certain pieces, he said.
"Men will walk in and see some of the larger pieces and say 'that's it,' Aitchison said. "There is no fooling around."
Marshalltown's Jensen said she started making jewelry in high school.
"I've been doing just for fun and something to do as a hobby," she said. "It gives me a lot of pleasure."
Jensen has also branched out into graphic design.
"I'm on the Art Walk committee and I did the graphic design work for that," she said.
Vandehaar's colorful art featuring laboring farm workers was on display in front of the Haven restaurant.
Owner Brian Peters was also outside visiting with the artist.
Vandehaar, of Altoona, is currently studying for a master's degree in Art Education from Drake University.
He is currently student teaching at Southeast Polk.
He was attracted to art for one reason.
"It's interesting," he said. "It's one of those things. I was good at a lot of things, but this (art) had no actual answers. So that was the challenge. There was no correct answer, so, this is what kind of challenged me the most."
He feels strongly about his art.
"No one has really had the voice of the farmer, not at all," he said. "Nowadays, most of it (art) is landscapes, or pheasants or deer, but not actually the physical work of it. That is what I want to express and contribute to the cultural record."
Vandehaar knows the farming business.
"I'm actually taking a break from picking corn and soybeans right now," he said. "My dad can't pick right now, so my brothers are taking my place.
That's what happens when you have a small family farm."
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HAMPDEN TOWNSHIP – Hampden Township commissioners have unanimously approved a 15-lot housing development plan along Lamb's Gap Road.
The plan, submitted by Hoover Engineering, is for a subdivision called Avery Glen that includes 15 lots and the construction of single family detached units on those lots, according to Township Manager Keith Metts.
He said one dwelling, already on the 11.30-acre tract, will remain.
Chris Hoover, with Hoover Engineering, announced to the board recently that the plan also includes two large open space lots and a sidewalk along a portion of Lamb's Gap Road near an emergency access.
The land is owned by Thomas Lehman and Steven Snyder.
The plan was approved, with conditions, by the township planning commission in June.


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Evan's Garden Apartment
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- Name:
- Evan
- Location:
- Brooklyn, NY
- Square Feet:
- 900
- Division:
- Small
- What I Love About My Small Home:
- The fact that we only have 1 bedroom is made up for with the original details throughout. All of the wood was kept in pristine condition and though we live in a garden apartment, we get decent light and have relatively high ceilings. Though we fantasize about houses, it is nice to be able to simultaneously use the "dining room" and "living room" when entertaining, especially because we were able to fit a normal size dining table. There is also a half room which we've turned into a walk-in closet which can feel quite luxurious. I also love that little by little, we're becoming surrounded by DIY projects that we just adore living with!