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Jim Cramer's 'Mad Money' Recap: Nerds Rule
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NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- The nerds have taken over the markets, Jim Cramer said on Mad Money Thursday. Yes, those uncool companies that were all but left for dead last quarter are now back in charge and are leading the markets higher.
Most notably, Apple
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A couple of Virginia-born New Yorkers traveled to Sea Island, Georgia, for a glamorous, playful wedding that combined family heirlooms, a black-tie dress code, and a pre-ceremony beach party
Laird and Ross spent the hours before their Saturday ceremony eating lobster rolls and fish tacos at a casual beach party. "Everyone was in their bathing suits. We even had an old-fashioned Popsicle stand," says Laird. "Spending time with everybody was so much more important to me than following the rule about not seeing the groom before the wedding." The couple also broke with convention when choosing attendants. Ross tapped his grandfather to be his best man, and Laird had 14 bridesmaids to Ross's 10 groomsmen. "I chose to make my closest friends feel included, rather than worrying about what would look correct in the photos," she says.

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A great one pot meal.
- 1 medium onion diced
- 1 tsp brown mustard seeds
- 1 red chilli deseeded and minced
- unrefined sunflower oil
- 450 g tin plum tomatoes (roughly chopped with some of the juice - only half will be used)
- 500 ml sugar free pineapple juice (or exotic juice drink)
- 200 g carrots (halved and sliced into 5 cm/2in pieces)
- 200 g pumpkin or butternut squash (diced into 5 cm/2in pieces)
- 100 g turnip (diced into 5cm/2in pieces)
- natural sea salt
- 100 g parsnip (peeled, halved and slice into 5cm/2in pieces)
- 200 g sweet potato, diced into 5 cm (2in) pieces
- ½ packet of creamed coconut
- 1 tblsp chopped fresh coriander
- Saute the onion in a little sunflower oil on a medium heat for 2 minutes.
- Add the mustard seeds and allow to pop for 2 minutes, and add the chilli and sauté for a further minute.
- Add the tomatoes, pineapple juice, carrots, turnip, a pinch of salt and 115ml of water.
- Bring to a boil. Lower the heat, place a lid on top and simmer for 3 minutes. Add the pumpkin, parsnip and sweet potato.
- Replace the lid and continue to simmer for 15 minutes until the vegetables are cooked through but not mushy.
- Chop up the creamed coconut and add to the pot along with the fresh coriander. Season well.
- Tip: This dish freezes well!
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- Muffuletta Sandwich
- Red Cabbage, Apple: St Patrick's Day Alternative
- Layered Spinach And Ricotta Crepes With Sauté Mush


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Former New Orleans Saints safety Darren Sharper has been fired from his job as a commentator and analyst on the NFL Network, a spokesman for the network said Saturday (March 1).
Sharper was suspended without pay by the network Jan. 18 after he was accused of rape. He has served as an NFL analyst for the network since he retired from football in 2011.
"Sharper's contract was terminated," Alex Riethmiller, vice president of communications for NFL Network said.
The dismissal comes less than a day after the 38-year-old former NFL star surrendered to Los Angeles police on rape charges.
Sharper is accused of raping nine women and drugging 11 in five states, including two in New Orleans. He remained in a Los Angeles jail Saturday morning after police in New Orleans obtained a warrant for his arrest.
Records from the Los Angeles County Sheriff Sheriff's Department indicated Sharper was arrested at 7:15 p.m. Thursday. He will be extradited to New Orleans.
Until this week's arrest, Sharper had been free on bond in a California case. Two women told police they were assaulted by Sharper, one in October and in January, prompting an initial arrest Jan. 17 by L.A.P.D. It was only after police there booked Sharper that news surfaced about a rape report in New Orleans from Sept. 23.
The NOPD warrant for two counts of aggravated rape comes five months after a woman reported being raped by the ex-NFL player at his Central Business District apartment after a night of drinking downtown. A second woman came forward last week, saying she was raped by Sharper the same night, NOPD said.
An NFL event promoter accused along with Harper of raping the two women in New Orleans last year won't be getting out of jail anytime soon. A judge riday approved prosecutors' request to hold Sharper's acquaintance for at least a week, as authorities work to extradite Sharper from a Los Angeles jail.
The decision came in a brief hearing just after 3 p.m., the first time Erik Nunez appeared for before a judge after turning himself in to authorities. Prosecutors asked that no bond be set until a hearing March 7, arguing the 26-year-old is a flight risk due to his job doing charity events with the Saints. They said that job requires him to travel and allowed him "access to substantial means."
"Apart from being charged with two serious crimes of violence, the defendant is employed by the New Orleans Saints and travels as part of his employment," prosecutors said in a filing. "He has access to substantial means, making the risk of flight all the more probable."
But Nunez is not employed by the Saints and has never had any access to the organization, said team spokesman Greg Bensel. Nunez's exact job remained unclear. On his Facebook page, Nunez said he is an event coordinator with the NFL, which is how his attorney described his employment.


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Veterans Green Jobs
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To connect military veterans with meaningful employment opportunities that serve our communities and environment
By the end of 2011, 316 veterans experienced the great outdoors through our Outdoor Conservation(including our Wildland Firefighting), a program that puts veteran teams to work on our public lands completing conservation and stewardship projects. Forty veterans have been directly hired by VGJ; the majority of these employees are now working in our weatherization department, which has weatherized 3,876 homes within two years. 10% of all of the clients served through our weatherization program receive field quality assurance audits from qualified State of Colorado and Department of Energy inspectors. We also receive two State of Colorado administration audits per year. Veterans Green Jobs has received excellent ratings from all field and administration audits. We are currently on target to meet all of our program outputs through this program year.
Target demographics:
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VGC - 100+ Weatherization - 1300 + VCC - 13
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Gang of thieving Swedish elk caught in the act
Oliver Gee · 1 Mar 2012, 12:26
Published: 01 Mar 2012 12:26 GMT+01:00
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"I couldn't believe it. The mother [elk] jumped the fence, walked up to the door, got down on her knees, and pushed the door open with her nose," said photographer Nisse Schmidt to The Local.
If it's not drunken elk getting stuck in trees, or elk threesomes, Sweden's elk population just can't seem to keep out of trouble.
And so it was on Wednesday, when Schmidt was called by his 62-year-old farmer friend Jarle Mosshäll to keep guard outside a barn in the wee hours of the morning to try and catch whoever or whatever might have been pilfering hay from Mosshäll's barn.
The building is surrounded by a fence that is nearly two metres high, yet this proved to be no problem for the elk.
The mother simply hopped over the top and the calves slipped under, according to Schmidt, who managed to snap several pics of the elks as the made their way into the barn.
Enthusiastic elks have long been a problem for Mosshäll as they had been known to frighten his horses during the day and steal their hay from the paddock.
Throwing a tarp over the hay did nothing either, nor did covering the bales with pallets.
The most recent plot to outwit the elk was to use the barn to secure the hay overnight, as expensive hay prices were adding up for the frustrated farmer, according to Schmidt.
On Monday morning however, the door to the barn was open and more hay was missing.
"Jarle blamed his daughter for that one," said Schmidt to The Local.
"He thought she left the door open the night before, and he made sure to shut it himself the next night. But yet again, the next morning he found the door wide open with even more hay missing".
Suspecting foul play, Mosshäll tasked Schmidt with sitting guard over the barn on Wednesday morning.
Taking cover in another nearby barn, Schmidt waited patiently, camera at the ready.
Before long, the mother elk and her two calves appeared, and promptly nosed their way into the barn.
Schmidt approached the mother elk, who then came out and stared him down for what he guessed was at least eight minutes, before the elk turned back and stood watch at the door while her calves took their fill.
Farmer Mosshäll says he is running out of options with the fearless mother elk.
"I'm going up tonight and try to put on some locks, but then maybe they'll start to chase away the horses during the day again. She seems to be afraid of nothing," he told daily Aftonbladet.
Photographer Schmidt is equally stumped as to how to combat the stubborn elk.
"I don't think a lock will solve it, the moose would only crash the door in. And Jarle can't shoot them – they're protected here now," he told The Local.
Schmidt added, however, that it is legal to shoot elk who are "acting aggressively".
"However, I suppose they are acting a little aggressively, so who knows what will happen," he said.


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The Real Competition For Booksellers, Publishers And Libraries Is . . .
Posted at 7:53AM Wednesday 16 May 2012Four months ago, the real competition for booksellers WAS libraries.
Today, the competition is much more severe – it's across the entire ecosystem.
Today the real competition for booksellers, publishers and libraries is NOT READING.
Four months ago, it mattered if libraries were or weren't a direct threat to booksellers. Today, this question is irrelevant. What matters is that the participants in the industry aren't innovating at the pace readers are seeking and expecting solutions v. reading's alternatives.


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Visit IMMA > How to get here
How to get to IMMA
The main Museum entrance is on Military Road. Directions below are for this entrance. There is also a secondary Kilmainham entrance (Pedestrian only) on South Circular Road, opposite the Courthouse at Kilmainham Gaol.
By Luas (tram): Take the Red line to Heuston Station. IMMA is an 8 minute walk via Military Road.
By bus: You can reach IMMA by taking a bus to either Heuston Station (145, 79 and 79a from Aston Quay) and then taking an 8 minute walk via Military Rd, or to James St Hospital (13, 40, 123 from O'Connell St and Dame St.) which is also an 8 minute walk via steps to Bow Lane onto Irwin St and Military Rd.
By car: 10 minute drive from city centre. Parking just €2 for the first three hours and then €2 per hour thereafter.
On foot: Approximately 30 to 40 minutes from city centre.
By train: 8 minute walk from Heuston Station; from Connolly and Tara Street Stations by 90 bus to Heuston.
By Dublin bikes: There are a number of Dublin Bike stands near IMMA, one at the entrance on Military Road(outside Supervalu) and another on Kilmainham Lane.
To view the location of IMMA in relation to other galleries in Dublin please visit Dublin Galley Map which has an excellent map that can be searched on screen or downloaded as a pdf.
Wheelchair Accessibility
IMMA is fully accessible by wheelchair users. Manual wheelchairs are available on a first-come first served basis. Parking is available for blue badge holders close to the entrance of the Museum. If you would like assistance planning your visit please call us on 01 6129900 or email email@example.com
Visitor Facilities
Adapted toilets, baby changing facilities and a locker room are available.
CCTV Policy
We would like to make our visitors aware that CCTV is in operation at IMMA. Any enquiries regarding this should be sent to the Data Controller, IMMA, Military Road, D08 FW31.
Location Map
Nearby Visitor AttractionsWalkable in approx. 15-20 minutes
Kilmainham Gaol, 10 minutes
Richmond Barracks, 16 minutes)
Guinness Storehouse, 15 minutes
NCAD Gallery, 20 minutes
Official Hotel PartnerIf you are looking for a hotel in Dublin, we highly recommend Dean Dublin, IMMA's Official Hotel Partner. Since they opened their doors in 2014, Dean Dublin has strived to create a fun and vibrant space for their guests, right in the heart of the city. Dean Dublin showcases original artworks by Irish artists throughout the hotel and their collection, curated by James Earley, features many artists whose work is also represented in the IMMA Collection; these include Irish artists Mark Francis, Richard Gorman, Patrick Scott and Samuel Walsh.
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KALAMAZOO, MI – Anyone interested in seeing carpenters, electricians and building tradesmen work really fast may want to watch members of the Home Builders Association of Greater Kalamazoo as they erect their 21st "Fast Built" home starting today on Kalamazoo's east side.
Working hand-in-hand (almost literally) with Kalamazoo Valley Habitat for Humanity, volunteers started at 7 a.m. today (Sept. 19) at 924 Fairbanks Ave. and, despite the rain, were scheduled to continue through 7 tonight.
Work is to resume at 7 a.m. Friday and continue until the house is complete. Two hundred or more volunteers were expected to be involved over the two days.
The Kalamazoo County Land Bank demolished a blighted, tax-foreclosed house late last spring and sold the lot at 924 Fairbanks Ave., to Kalamazoo Valley Habitat for Humanity for $300.
Ann Kilkuskie, director of community relations and Global Village Trip Team Leader of Kalamazoo Valley Habitat for Humanity, said Wednesday that she was not sure what dimensions the new house will take but said Habitat typically builds three-bedroom, one-bathroom houses of about 1,100 square feet.
Kilkuskie said the exciting thing about the effort is that all the framing, plumbing, dry-walling, landscaping and other work is done by professionals who are members of the association.
"Many of them on a day-to-day basis are competitors," she said, "but they come out and work on this project for the good of the community and the family."
A single mother who has learned home repair and participated in approximately 300 hours of "sweat equity" with the Habitat for Humanity, is expected to be the buyer of the new house.
More information about becoming a Kalamazoo Valley Habitat for Humanity home buyer or volunteer, is available at www.habitatkalamazoo.org.
Information about becoming a member of the Home Builders Association of South West Michigan, or about their events and programs, is available at http://www.kalamazoohomepage.com/.
Business writer Al Jones may be contacted at email@example.com. Follow me on Twitter at ajones5_al.


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With Tim Howard's newfound fame as one of America's favorite athletes, it would make sense for him to whet our appetite for his goal-saving, diving antics by continuing to be the sports spotlight in the U.S.
Yes, Howard usually spends his non-World Cup time playing for English Premier League team Everton, but an unscientific poll showed most AL.com readers want him here playing hockey.
Forty-three percent voted that Howard should be a goalie for an NHL team, guarding against a smaller but more slippery puck. Second was basketball at 26 percent -- the mental image of Howard swatting away balls at the rim is pretty great.
Tennis got eight percent of the vote, while baseball was at just six.
Fifteen percent of readers chose the other option -- a few thinking football would work and one suggesting volleyball, but several said soccer is right where Howard should stay.
With the World Cup's success with American viewers and readers, perhaps just picking Everton as one's new favorite team and learning even more soccer is the way to go.


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Green River Festival balloon launch
Sunday, July 18, 2010 7:14 PM
Bagpiper Eric L. Goodchild, of Shelburne, MA, plays during the balloon launch at sunrise on the Greenfield Community College campus. Goodchild said he was performing at a wedding in New Hampshire later that day and couldn't stay for the festival.
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"Air Story" Out of Vietnam (Guest Blog)
"Air Story" Outside of Vietnam By Lawrence E. Pence – Colonel, USAF (Ret) For most servicemen who served in Vietnam, the Freedom Bird was that civil airliner which took them back to the… Continue reading
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Sometimes, even as we go careening through one series of crises, it can be useful to consider the lessons of another.
A recent mainstay on the New York Times list of nonfiction bestsellers recounts the tale of such a challenge. That tale involves a nation at a crossroads. It is a complex story of war, peace, idealism, pragmatism, assassination, bitterness and ultimately reconciliation.
The nation was none other than the United States. The time was the end of the Civil War. The book is Jay Winiks compelling history, "April 1865: The Month That Saved America."
Beginning with the closing days of a four-year bloodbath, the book traces the country's crisscross through a rapid-fire of unlikely events — a long overdue peace at the end of a seemingly endless war, the murder of a president, the attempted decapitation of a government, and the challenges of uniting and redefining a nation.
Talk about the best and worst of times.
Nearly a century and a half later, the challenge lies in appreciating how clearly the calendar itself seemed to inspire America's sense of grand tragedy and trauma. To a mourning nation, the fact that Abraham Lincoln had been shot on a Good Friday prompted a flood of messianic comparisons. It made for a somber Easter, dawning on the day after the presidents death.
All of it seemed highly symbolic.
But there was more than just symbolism at work. Americans of the time drew from an entire set of themes associated with both Easter and Passover — timeless themes of liberation and renewal — as they considered such questions as the abolition of slavery, African-American citizenship and national reconstruction.
Now, in the 21st century, we have our own gauntlet of tough questions to consider. Like our forebears, we also have to struggle with the challenge of how to accommodate all our widely divergent perspectives. How do we conduct the inevitable debates our challenges present — with civility, with personal attacks, with threats or with outright violence?
Is it possible the observances of Easter and Passover have something to say to all of us about this?.
None of this is meant to trivialize or diminish the sacred import of these festivals. To many Christians and Jews, the significance of Easter and Passover, respectively, extend far beyond the metaphorical.
For the past four days, observant Jews have celebrated the power of a God who delivers his people from bondage. And today Christians praise God for that same power — except the bondage in question is the bondage of sin. For many believers, these are powerful messages about how God intervenes in history to reconcile humans with their Creator.
But is it possible that there might be messages in these stories as well about the potential for humans to reconcile with each other?
Today, we as Americans face our own series of difficult questions — health care, indebtedness, war, economic recovery, our national role as peace broker and police officer, not to mention the lingering effects of the blunt edge of global recession.
But as daunting as those questions may seem, maybe we should remember that our counterparts of April 1865 faced even knottier questions.
Perhaps we should remember how those 19th-century Americans — men, women, immigrants, tribes, diverse children of Europe, Africa, Asia and North America — mined those ancient stories for fresh strategies on how to regard each other and how to reinvent themselves.
Even from their remote place in history, perhaps they still have something to teach us.


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[2] September 25, 2013 at 8:28pm
Lucky for us the US military will not be on their side….but the cops are already indoctrinated. They are training foreign troops, UN, to use against us.
What kind of food stocks do you suggest? I already have God, guns and ammo….working on the gold….
August 31, 2013 at 10:18pm
Charles116, I would like to see something by the liberal media that addresses black on black crime and mentions the real reasons for the jungle that is the inner city. I have yet to see it and I do not believe I will. To admit the real reasons for what is going on they would have to admit their culpability in it. There is not one black civil rights "leader" today who is leading black America anywhere but down the road to hell. They have sold out their people in order to give themselves fame and line their pockets. They do nothing to lift anyone out of poverty or crime or poor education. They convince them it's someone else's fault they haven't made it. ANYONE can make it in America (for now) if they are willing to take responsibility for their own life, their own actions and work hard. None of those are as appealing to the majority of America's black youth as handouts, drugs and sex and violence. Stop being a sheep….open your eyes to the truth.
In reply to charles116's comment on the contribution Selective Racism Is the Newest Social Disease -- And It's Being Spread by Obama
July 2, 2013 at 8:43pm
We all know he is not going to cut back on any extravagance of OUR dime. We need to all be doing more than just posting on The Blaze to fight this regime. It's time for Senatorial campaigns to begin…get out and talk to people…get behind a conservative or a Tea Party candidate and pass out buttons and literature. Let's clean house in the Senate!
February 5, 2013 at 7:47pm
How could it be a symbol of a record label that has no triangle or pyramid on it? The label has an R and a champagne bottle……….
In reply to cdn1979's comment on the story Did Beyoncé Flash an Illuminati Symbol During Super Bowl Halftime Show?
January 31, 2013 at 9:45pm
That's rather mean-spirited. Frankly, no, I don't want to see him be separated from God for all eternity. I don't want that for anyone. And for those of you who would say I am judging….I'm not. I am basing my statement on what I know God's judgement for the lost will be based on His word. And yet again, I don't want that for anyone.
In reply to logochic09's comment on the story Calif. Atheists Take a Swipe at Religion With This New Anti-God Billboard
January 31, 2013 at 9:37pm
St. Franics has a point. Really, too many of us use words to preach the sermon that is best lived. We need to live it and keep praying for them.
In reply to GuruMeditation's comment on the story Calif. Atheists Take a Swipe at Religion With This New Anti-God Billboard
January 31, 2013 at 9:12pm
I am sure they WILL get a deal. Workers making 30-50 dollars and hour will have their health care subsidized by those making 15. Somebody in Washington needs to stand up against the Marxist idiot and prosecute him for all his crimes against America and overturn this garbage!
January 31, 2013 at 8:52pm
I too have ended up giving less because of automatic gratuity, but here's the deal: It is not the server's fault and they do work for pennies unless they are tipped. Most of them I have been served by earned at least 20%. If they don't deserve a tip, I still tip…just not a lot. I am a Christian and I just think it's the right thing to do….pay for service. Doesn't that pastor get paid for services rendered…and I'm sure more than $2.10 an hour. Maybe he doesn't always earn his pay but he still gets it. It is about what Jesus would do. Poor manners and stinginess are still just poor manners and stinginess no matter who you are.
November 29, 2012 at 9:36pm
I agree with Indyguy. The sign is an oxymoron. And of course, the morons will cave to the left…………..
November 29, 2012 at 8:39pm
I think you give Obama too much credit. Look at his time in the Illinois and US Senates….he is not smart enough to be advising anyone on anything. He is a Muslim puppet, born and bred.
November 7, 2012 at 8:07pm
They won't tax ammo, they will stop all production whatsoever. If you buy a gun, stock up on the ammo too…and soon. My sister-in-law's brother is highly classified military and he told us months ago this was the plan. It won't affect the government, as they've been stocking up on billions of rounds all year….on behalf of the Social Security Administration, the IRS and Homeland Security. Get your guns and planty of ammo. Those billions of hollow-point bullets are meant for us!
November 6, 2012 at 9:13pm
Yeah…a crack pipe. He's a miniature pit bull with bad parents. Ridiculous and nasty.
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Catscan.com sure is a strange site. But did you know Jennicam (deadlink... previously) is nowadays hailed as one of the greatest now-defunct websites to have ever existed? Operated by Jennifer Ringley and closed in 2003 after seven years of a very popular existence , Jennicam was a guilty pleasure that for the longest time seemed lost to the newest denizens of the intertubes. Thankfully all 43 episodes can be viewed online! Once you've feasted on that digital archive, check out the interview Jenni gave to Webjunk back in 2007, and read some of the sonnets inspired by her work.
10 years man! TEN! YEARS! Ten. TEN YEARS!
Cat-Scan.com is one of the strangest sites I've seen in some time. I have no idea how these people got their cats wedged into their scanners, or why.
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GRAND RAPIDS -- The online battle of opinions over public funding for Kent County's Purchase of Development Rights program is getting serious.
Grand Rapids businessman Dan Tietema on Tuesday posted an online petition opposing the county's Finance and Physical Resources Committee's recommendation to spend $275,000 next year funding the program.
That prompted county Commissioner Jim Talen, D-Grand Rapids, to post an opposing online petition favoring public funding.
The $275,000 would be the first county taxpayer dollars spent on the 8-year-old program which pays farmers the difference between the farm and development value of their land in exchange for placing it in trust so it can't be developed. Tietema said he took issue with the county considering new spending as it seeks to fill a $9.7 million budget gap next year including eliminating some 145 positions or the equivalent of about 82 full time jobs.
"I don't know the particulars, but I represent a constituency in Grand Rapids where we've lost 69 firefighters and police officers," said Tietema, considered a likely candidate next year for the 75th District state House seat. "Quite honestly this economic climate is not the time to do this."
Talen chalked up Tietema's move to political grandstanding. Tietema called out County Commissioner Brandon Dillon, D-Grand Rapids, for supporting the added funding. Dillon is considered a likely Democratic candidate for the same House seat.
"Here's a guy who doesn't know if he's for it or against it but he's got a petition up," Talen said. "It's the silly season. I just thought it would be interesting to see what kind of support there is out there."
Talen was referring to a quote Tietema gave the Press Tuesday suggesting he had not formed an opinion on the PDR issue. Tietema said he has formed an opinion on funding the program with taxpayer money, and he's firmly opposed to that. That's the subject of his petition drive.
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FLINT, MI -- About 20 people rode a bus that snaked in, around and all over the city of Flint as part of an educational bus tour hosted by Imagine Flint on Thursday evening.
The four-hour tour, which began in the parking lot of Flint Institute of Arts, was organized by Pam Hawkins, a member of the steering committee and a resident of the city's North side, and the approximately 20 riders are all connected to Imagine Flint in one way or another, she said.
Hawkins explained that while people on the steering committee and advisory committees are very knowledgeable about the areas in which they live, they don't always know much about other neighborhoods in the city.
"I hope that they get a better understanding of what we're working with," Hawkins said of the tour.
While the bus took its time weaving through neighborhoods across the city, it took eight stops at "subareas," areas that served as talking points for concepts and ideas discussed by Imagine Flint. The tour, for example, stopped at the McCree Theatre at the corner of Pierson Road and Cloverlawn Drive, which Hawkins said was originally a school that had been re-purposed.
Peter Hutchison, a resident of Flint's East side was also present. Hutchison is the director of a program through the School of Public Health at the University of Michigan-Ann Arbor that aims to reduce youth violence in Michigan.
Hutchison's group has been consulting with Imagine Flint and he said that while many ideas have been discussed, it's practical to go out and see the areas that are being discussed.
"It's easier for me to visualize if I'm right there," Hutchison said.
Chris Young, a 28-year-old recent transplant to Flint from Detroit, was noticeably younger than most of the other riders. He said he's still contemplating whether he wants to stay in the city for a long term or not.
Since living in the city, Young said he hadn't been hearing many optimistic opinions of the city, but this bus trip, which he heard about through a friend, helped show him otherwise.
"I guess people do care," he said. Still, Young emphasized the need for young people to get involved with the remediation of the city.
The bus used in the tour was done so free of charge by the Mass Transportation Authority and snacks and food that were provided were donated, Hawkins said.


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With the United States committing boldly to a strategy of spending its way out of crisis, it appears that at least one manufacturing company will adopt the same approach.
Mere weeks after assailing investors with monumental losses and warnings about a potential breach of debt covenants, equipment maker Terex (NYSE: TEX ) caught this Fool by surprise by announcing the resurrection of a previously quashed acquisition. We seemed to inhabit a different planet when Terex first proposed the acquisition of port equipment manufacturer Fantuzzi back in August 2008. The subsequent deterioration of Fantuzzi's business as the global financial crisis deepened led Terex to bench the transaction in December.
Terex's latest move is surprising, not only because of its company-specific challenges -- including about $1.4 billion in debt and a projected 30%-35% reduction in sales for 2009 -- but also given the massive headwinds and substantial uncertainty facing both the makers of equipment and their client industries.
In a poignant sign of the times, laid-off Caterpillar (NYSE: CAT ) employees held executives captive overnight in a plant in France, protesting the terms of their severance. Providing an ultimate commodity update, Joy Global (Nasdaq: JOYG ) has delivered a sobering near-term outlook for commodity demand. From drybulk shippers such as DryShips (Nasdaq: DRYS ) struggling to stay afloat, to deteriorating construction material companies like USG (NYSE: USG ) , all indications call for a very unfriendly business cycle for diversified manufacturers like Terex.
In addition to the challenges facing Terex, I'm not convinced the outlook for Fantuzzi's container-focused business is much better. For example, container traffic on North America's rail lines -- carried by the likes of CSX (NYSE: CSX ) and Burlington Northern Santa Fe (NYSE: BNI ) -- is off by double digits from year-ago levels. Containers typically carry consumer-sensitive goods, and the fiscal health of Western consumers has certainly taken a substantial hit.
I can offer only a handful of positive anecdotes from this perplexing deal. For one, the present 175-million-euro offer represents an 18.6% discount to the $215 million euro purchase price announced last summer. Thanks to exchange-rate fluctuations, the savings in U.S. dollars is even greater.
Fantuzzi is a major global player in container port equipment, and the acquisition should indeed boost Terex's global footprint in diverse equipment niches once recovery begins to take hold. With operations in China, Fantuzzi might just bring exposure in the right places. On the whole, though, given the questionable health of both the acquirer and the acquiree, Terex's latest move leaves this Fool skeptically cautious.
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- Don't let equipment weigh you down.
- Warning signals from the drybulk sector.
- Does USG have the eye of the tiger?


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"Twilight" fans can get up close and personal with some of the cast and crew who worked on the movie when it filmed on location in Oregon. Friday night, the Wood Village Walmart hosts a "Twilight"-themed event that includes giveaways, refreshments, shopping and opportunities to get autographs and chat with locals who were part of the "Twilight" experience.
As Twilighters know, the DVD won't be released until 12:01 a.m. Fans are advised to get in line for the cast party between 8 p.m. and 10 p.m. Friday night, which takes place in the "Twilight Shop" inside Walmart. Confirmed guests include Jeff Feller (who shot the making-of videos); Solomon Trimble (who plays a member of the Quileute tribe); Sean McGrath and Alex Mendeluk (frat boys in Port Angeles); Ayanna Berkshire (Cora, in the cafe); Catherine Grimme (young Bella); Trish Egan (high school administrator); Oregon casting director Lana Veenker; and propmaker Bill Berkhert Jr. One item per person can be autographed by all the cast members.


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Now that winter has subsided, road crews have set about repairing the damage fluctuating temperatures have done to the streets.
Lynn Couch, Public Works director, said road crews have already been making their way across town for the past week and a half filling potholes. He said the crews will continue the effort until the entire city has had an initial filling. Then, crews will continue to fill as other potholes develop.
"There is a lot more this year because of the winter we had," Couch said.
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The city has already begun filling in pot holes like these shown here at the intersection of East Southridge Road and South Third Avenue Thursday afternoon. Road crews will continue to repair pot holes in various areas of town for about another month.
Potholes typically develop when temperatures rise then fall drastically, said Bob Younie, state maintenance engineer for the Iowa Department of Transportation. Moisture gets in the cracks in the road, then, when it freezes the water expands and creates potholes.
The DOT repairs potholes on Iowa's 9,400 miles of interstates and highways.
Younie said the patching season comes after winter has subsided. The DOT has yet to determine how bad potholes are on the areas it repairs, but has already begun filling potholes with cold asphalt.
Younie said crews regularly drive along those routes looking for potholes. He is unaware of any particular stretch of highway near Marshalltown that is need of repair and doesn't anticipate the cost of pothole repair to exceed a typical year.
Although the city delayed a good chunk of microsurfacing, which shields cracks in the road from moisture, last year, Couch said the roads should still in good shape locally as crews continue to work. Some areas of town will need more attention since they were not microsurfaced. For instance, Thomas Drive is particularly in need of repair while State and Main Streets, which both received microsurfacing last year, are in good shape.
The city will have to repair more potholes than last year, but Couch said last year was an atypical winter, and potholes were not much of a problem.
"This is a more typical year for Iowa," he said. "We shouldn't have problems we are at it."
Repairs will take four-to-six weeks to complete. However, Couch said the city is not responsible for potholes in parking lots and service drives, which are private property. Anyone who needs to report a pothole in town should call 641-754-5748.


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"Raise Up" rapper Petey Pablo has is out of jail after serving two years for gun-smuggling. The 40-year-old hip-hop star, whose real name is Moses Mortimer Barrett III, was sentenced to serve 35 months in federal prison for trying to take a stolen gun through Raleigh, North Carolina airport security on September 11, 2010 -- the ninth anniversary of 9/11. Petey Pablo, whose hits include "Freek-A-Leek" and guesting on Ciara's "Goodies," was released four months early and is wasting no time getting back to music. He said he's beginning "what will be noted as my best work ever" with Timbaland producer: "See ya in a few, shirt still spinning!"
» Read more at TMZ.
Kate Moss' 16-year-old sister Lottie Moss is making her modeling debut in Teen Vogue. The younger beauty first drew attention when she was 13 and a bridesmaid at her half-sister's 2011 wedding. Now the lookalike blonde is posing in the April issue of the teen magazine, wearing designer outfits from Alexander McQueen, Chanel and Topshop. "It kind of runs in the family," Lottie said about modeling. "Kate was a massive part of why I started." The 5-foot-five model has signed with Storm modeling, but is still a full-time student and, like most teenagers, obsessed with Justin Bieber.
» See photos and read more at the New York Daily News.
Disney is getting the remix treatment from an all-star cast of DJs and producers like Armin van Buuren, Avicii and Kaskade. Walt Disney Records' "Dconstructed" album will feature 14 songs from movies like "Toy Story," "The Incredibles," "Sleeping Beauty" and "The Muppets." Two tracks from Daft Punk's "TRON: Legacy" soundtrack are getting updates, as well as Utica native Annette Funicello's "Pineapple Princess," but the club-bangers everyone will be talking about are a dubstep version of "The Circle of Life" (from "The Lion King") and Van Buuren's dance take on "Let It Go" from "Frozen." Look for the album in stores April 22.
» See the full track listing at Billboard.
Will Scarlett Johansson's pregnancy affect the "Avengers 2" release date? The 29-year-old actress, who plays Marvel's Black Widow, hasn't confirmed she's expecting but told Huffington Post she starts shooting in three weeks: "We're full steam ahead." Word is her role is being fast-tracked to avoid squeezing her baby bump into that tight black outfit. "We've got to move some pieces on the chess board around schedule-wise," "Age of Ultron" producer Kevin Feige said in a new interview. "But we didn't change the script at all, which is sort of the most important things for us in terms of the storyline."
» Read more at the Daily Mail.
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A bomb was found at a Coos Bay chapel as firefighters battled a blaze inside Tuesday.
The apparent improvised explosive device was discovered when fire crews responded to a blaze about 4:45 p.m. at the Prayer Chapel, 186 W. Commercial Ave., Coos Bay police said.
The fire was extinguished and the bomb was disarmed by the Oregon State Police Bomb Squad and FBI, police said. No one was injured.
What sparked the fire and where the bomb came from are still under investigation.
Anyone with information is asked to call the Coos Bay Police Department at 541-269-8911 or Coos Stop Crime at 541-267-6666.
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Montgomery County officials say a middle school has been evacuated for an undefined cause that was originally thought to be a possible carbon monoxide leak.
It happened around 10:45 a.m. Thursday at Pottsgrove Middle School at 1351 N. Hanover Street in Upper Pottsgrove Township after an alarm went off.
Officials said 23 students became sick and were taken to the hospital but there is no word yet on their conditions.
The school was evacuated and crews are checking the building.
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Parents are encouraged to check the school district's website and Pottsgrove Facebook page for updated announcements.


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These case studies illustrate how Alcoa is acting upon its commitment to sustainable development throughout the world. We are pleased with this progress, but look forward to achieving even more.
By engaging the local community in the development of long-term
residue management strategies, Alcoa's operations in Western Australia made
better environmental and social decisions, reduced regulatory review, and gained
lower long-term costs in residue planning and management. Bauxite
residue is a by-product of the alumina refining process. For every ton of
alumina produced, approximately two tons of bauxite residue results. The
material is deposited into beds for drying and long-term storage. A
refinery's long-term residue management strategy provides the direction for
managing the environmental and social risks associated with the residue over a
25-year period. In the past, the Western Australia operations developed the
strategy with little involvement from the local community. In the new approach,
Alcoa has residue stakeholder reference groups (SRGs) with broad representation
from the local community and state and local governments at each location.
During the most recent round of planning, Alcoa and the SRGs addressed
every issue regarding residue management within a sustainability framework. The
SRGs developed guiding principles for each issue they wanted Alcoa to adopt,
with Alcoa adopting some and committing to work in the direction recommended for
others that could not be instituted immediately. For example, the Pinjarra SRG
recommended a change in the proposed location of the next residue storage
facility. Although it cost an additional A$10 million, Alcoa accepted the
recommendation. "The involvement of community members was important, as
they and their children are the people who will be directly affected by what
Alcoa might do in establishing new residue areas," said John Smith, a member of
the Pinjarra residue SRG. "Many community members have very strong views about
what Alcoa should or should not be doing, and Alcoa rightly sought to listen to
these views and take them into consideration in its plans for future
developments. Community involvement also works the other way around by giving
Alcoa a means of explaining clearly what was intended, thereby dispelling
uncertainties about its intentions in the future." He adds, "Sitting on
the SRG gave me an insight into the management philosophy of Alcoa, and I have
come to the belief that the management of Alcoa is genuinely concerned for the
welfare of the communities that surround it." The residue community
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The Discover the Dinosaurs crew rolled into Portland Monday night and got busy early Tuesday unloading six semi-trailers full of prehistoric playthings at the Portland Expo Center.
They hauled more than 65 huge animatronic dinosaurs into the building, along with enormous inflatable playhouses, a dinosaur-themed mini-golf course, dinosaur rides, videos and Walter, a talking paleontologist robot with moving hands and a moving mouth.
The traveling crew, which numbered about 10, spent a day-and-a-half spreading this out on the bare floor of Hall E in preparation for the three-day event, which wraps up Sunday from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Judging by the awestruck toddlers who made their way through the maze of exhibits on Saturday, the show is a big hit. But it can be a wee bit forbidding at first, when the hall is pitch-black and all the dinosaurs are roaring.
"We do have a couple of kids who are afraid to even walk in," said Jake Karan, the assistant manager of the show. "It is loud. It is dark. But once you get through the exhibits, it gets a lot brighter."
It's true that some of the dinosaurs roar and some can move their creepy dinosaur hands (or maybe they're feet. Either way, the things that move are creepy).
But it's pretty clear, even to preschoolers, that these dinosaurs are not real.
"They're basically robots," Karan said. "They have the inner workings of a robot, little pistons that make the heads move. They're controlled by a little computer box that tells them what to do."
Inflatable play structures line one wall of the hall, between the face-painting and the concession stand. Each playhouse requires about four blowers to inflate, Karan said.
Signs with dinosaur trivia were scattered throughout the hall. Like this one: What was the dumbest dinosaur? The Stegosaurus, which had a brain about the size of a walnut.
Or this: The smallest fully grown fossil dinosaur was the Lesothosaurus, which was about the size of a chicken.
Jackson Backus was not reading these signs, because he's only 4. But he knows plenty about dinosaurs, according to Tara Backus, his mom.
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Rainy Night in Kansas
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Erstad, DH; Iguchi, 2B; Konerko, 1B; AJ, C; Dye, RF; Crede, 3B; Mackowiak, LF; Uribe, SS; Anderson, CF. Vazquez pitching.
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Interesting lineup.
Yes!!! And I was just gonna ask you about the BA start. I'm excited! Can't wait to see what happens. I think he'll be just fine.
The reason I haven't been on lately is because I have an exchange student. And, of course, we're going to the game! We're going on Friday. So I guess I was wondering if there were any sorta services at the park for people who don't speak english. Because… I don't know how to teach people to play baseball in French!
hah Just wondering.
Maybe you could buy him some French Fries, that's about the only thing french at Sox Park. 🙂 I think maybe one of those handheld translator things might be in order for you.
OK fine, let BA start, but do we need a gold glove outfielder at DH while the lead glove outfielder plays LF? I really want someone to try and justify that one.
nice, BA moving away like a pitch is going to hit him when it's right over the heart of the plate…
Matt Thorton = 2006 version of Neal Cotts.
Alright, we stuck with that one and won, I'm happy. Here's my concern. I feel like when our offense shows itself to be strong, our pitching doesn't try to match it, almost like it lets the offense do most of the work. Then when the offense doesn't show itself, the pitching dominates. Remember how bad the offense was in the tremendous pitching of '05 (although it was timely hitting), then last year we were offensively dominant, but awful pitching. I hope we can find a middle ground. I'm glad we won tonight.
Wow, that was not pretty, but it'll work!
Thornton has been a concern so far, but what can we replace him with internally? Logan is not the answer and it looks like Sisco is not ready to be that guy. Hopefully Matt and Coop can work it out and get back to where he was last season.
Folks you simply HAVE to be concerned about this bullpen.
They've already been directly responsible for blowing and losing three games where the Sox took a lead into the 7th inning or later (4/4, 4/10 and 4/22) and there has also been three more games where they coughed up the lead after the 7th inning only to have the Sox win the game (4/5,4/19, 4/24).
That's SIX games people out of 19!!!!!
Like I said the first week of the season, Thornton is the prime candidate for the 2007 Cotts / Politte implosion award. It continues to look more and more that 2006 for him was as big a fluke as 2005 was for Cotts and Politte.
I'll take the win, I'm happy the Sox are three games over .500 but this bullpen situation is getting absolutely ridiculous.
Mark Liptak
i think for the most part the bullpen has been good. it has kept us in many games that we eventually have won.
nice hitting by crede, pablo, uribe, aj tonight. would like to see more out of dye.
this is a game that we would have lost last year. im starting to believe this might be a good year for the sox. i like how they fight back after being down early. hopefully we get todays game in vs the tigers!
I agree with you, kenwo4life. That was the kind of game the Sox would've lost last year. KC gave the guys fits last year. There are definitely areas of concern, but let's face it, the Sox are in a virtual tie for the lead in what is arguably the most competitive division in baseball, in spite of their ups and downs. After that series in Cleveland a couple weeks ago, I didn't think this team could beat anybody. There have been several games in which the bullpen has carried the team, so let's not get carried away. Ugly road wins are just that, WINS.
Sox bullpen is 5th in the AL with a 3.52 ERA.
Tied for first in the AL in saves.
First in the AL in K/9.
Nobody has a perfect bullpen. You can't ask them to bail you out every single game. Every once in a while, you need the starting pitcher and the hitters to work together to give the bullpen an easy night.
Thornton is a question mark. The rest of the bullpen has numbers that I would be more than happy with if they remained the same for the rest of the season.
I'd say the bullpen has been a little overworked as of late, too. Once the starters get a little more stretched out and go longer in games, the bullpen will straighten out a little. What about Jenks? Had a pretty good ninth, no complaints there!
Nice win boys! We never gave up, which is something that reminds of the 05 season. Lets beat Detroit tonight (if the game is on…there may be rain)
Looks like the team is….Back to the Grind
For those of you who enjoy the Mark Prior trainwreck… He's out for 12 months minimum! I love it! Karma sure is a b**** ain't it Mark!
You are exactly correct this is the toughest division in baseball…which is why little things will decide who wins it.
That's why you simply CAN'T blow games that are already in the win column, it's already happened three times and April which hasn't even ended yet. Add in three more games the bullpen coughed up only to have the Sox eventually win the game and the numbers speak for themselves.
Yes bullpen ERA, bullpen strikeouts and bullpen saves are important but in my opinion, giving up wins and letting teams back into games is the biggest stat of all and in that one this bullpen is mediocre right now.
It simply MUST get better, period.
Mark Liptak
I don't like the Cubs, but I do like Prior and it is unfortunate for him to have so many injuries. Just think, the Cubs could have drafted Joe Mauer instead of Prior…Brandon McCarthy update: 1-3 10.20 ERA. I am liking the trade more after every start. I hope Danks gets his first win tonight.
There is an old adage in sports in general, and baseball in particular… Not every game is a candidate for the category of Memorable Games…there are gonna be some memorable, for one reason or another…but for the most part,most games are either routine or plug ugly…
Last night went into the plug ugly category, from the weather on down to the way the two teams played…but,as
Brother Devereux puts it, as long as it winds up in the correct column,no matter how,it still counts…
To Brother Liptak out in the wilds of Idaho…Mark, there are still 22 weeks and a day remaining on the championship schedule…and a lot of things, good and bad, can still happen…For now, though, don't sweat the small stuff…that is for Cooper,Ozzie and Kenny to do…all we can do is sit there and either watch through fingers covered over your eyes, or sit there and see what happens, with eyes wide open…
However, the beauty of sites like this is that there is the forum to express opinions like yours,based on cold,hard facts…
But just remember what the man said(and I forget which man said it…)… "There are three kinds of liers…liers, damned liers…and statistics."…
Keep that in mind…
The quote is often attributed (depending on what quote book you use)to either Mark Twain or Winston Churchill.
By the way I understand it's been raining in Chicago since last night….do they even attempt to play this evening (Wednesday)??
Mark Liptak
Mark's stat of 6 blown leads after the 6th inning is double the MLB average of 3. In 2005 we were the MLB average of 19 (basically 3 per month). Over the last two years the team with the highest amount of leads lost was 21. We are on pace for 51. Granted not all those games will be losses because we do have Joe Joe the late inning hero, but that is a scary stat.
In regards to my last post, the highest amount for a team that made the playoffs was 21.
Well, the bullpen is mediocre if you want to pick out one stat and ignore the rest of the picture.
The bullpen has pitched in 18 games. They entered the game with the Sox trailing 8 times, and the Sox ended up winning three of those games. They entered a tie game one time and the Sox won that game. They entered the game with the Sox leading 9 times and the Sox ended up losing three of those games. So, there have been 7 games where the bullpen changed the outcome of the game, and in those games the Sox are 4-3.
Now, look specifically at the 9 games where the bullpen was entrusted with a lead. In only one of those 9 were they handed a lead of more than 2 runs. Four times they got a 2-run lead and four times they got a 1-run lead.
A bullpen with an overall ERA of 3.00 is considered very good. On average, a bullpen with a 3.00 ERA in a two-inning outing will only be perfect about half of the time, will allow one run about 37% of the time, and will allow two or more runs the other 23%.
In other words, even a very good bullpen is going to blow one run leads about half the time and will blow two run leads about one fourth of the time. It's to be expected.
The problem is not with how often the bullpen is blowing leads, the problem is that the bullpen is not being handed larger leads often enough.
The Sox are on pace to entrust their bullpen with 34 one-run leads and 34 two-run leads. That's too much pressure to put on a bullpen, no matter how good they are.
The 37% up there should be 27%.
In 2005 we were not really a massive run producing machine and managed to only blow 19 late inning leads. We won so mnay one run games that year because our bullpen just locked people down. I don't necessarily agree with the stat 100%, but I do find it interesting that the most by a playoff team over the last two years was 21. As the hitting gets better I'm sure this number will average out a bit.
Blake why do you feel sorry for Prior he is a cheater. I know he has never admitted or been proving guilty of taking juice, but it's obvious. My cousin is a strength and conditioning coach at UIC he says everyone of his "injuries" are from CHRONIC steriod use. You know those little muscle or tendon problems he was going through all signs of coming of juice, this is not speculation by a Cub hater, which I am, but from a guy with a PHD in physical therapy and stregth&conditioning. Also the fact he looks about 20 pounds lighter in his upper body.
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The night before being interviewed, Harris had won a race in Toronto.
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Region: Barossa Valley
93 Points | Stephen Tanzer's IWC - July/August 2011
Opaque violet. Powerful, almost candied aromas of boysenberry, mulberry and cherry-vanilla, with subtle hints of smoked meat and cola. Deeply concentrated, juicy black and blue fruit flavors show impressive palate-coating power. The very long, sweet finish features a strong blueberry quality, with velvety tannins sneaking in at the very end.