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Sexy swingers are getting together somewhere in the Czech Republic and there are cameras to catch the action. The swingers talk and enjoy a few drinks first, then move on to having all kinds of kinky fun. The action is hot and the vids are high in quality. The videos are uploaded in clips, but each is lengthy and provides you with lots of hardcore action.Full review
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Seattle police officer punches 17 year old girl
This kind of thing doesn't really fall into my bailiwick, but I think the video is worth passing along and commenting on. Plus, my sort of progressive libertarian streak makes stories like this something on which I feel compelled to comment.
In Seattle a couple of days ago, a police officer was video taped punching a 17 year old girl in the face for — wait for it — jaywalking,
Seattle police are investigating what they call an assault of an officer in South Seattle.However, a police officer is seen punching a 17-year-old girl in the face during the incident captured by a video camera on Monday.
According to Seattle police, the incident began when an officer spotted a man jaywalking in the 3100 block of Martin Luther King, Jr. Way S. at approximately 3:10 p.m. The man was some 15 feet away from a pedestrian overpass, police said.
The officer was talking to the man when he saw four young women jaywalk across the same street at the same spot. The officer asked the women to step over to his patrol car, but the women were being "verbally antagonistic toward the officer," according to officials.
One of the women, later identified as a 19 year old, began to walk away from the scene despite the officer's instructions, prompting the officer to walk over to her and escort her back to his patrol car.
The girl then "began to tense up her arm, and pull away from the officer while yelling at him," investigators said. The officer told the girl to place her hands on his patrol car, but she refused. When the officer tried to grab hold of her, "she pulled away and twisted, breaking free of the officer's grip several times," the blotter report said.
When the officer tried to handcuff the girl, another girl, this one 17 years old, intervened and placed her hands on the officer's arm, "causing the officer to believe she was attempting to physically affect the first subject's escape," police said.
The officer pushed back the second girl, but the girl came back at him. The officer then punched her, police said.
Firstly, it strikes me as more than a subtle stretch to call what was going on "officer abuse".That just strikes me as blatant reverse victimization by Seattle police and an attempt to set the terms of the debate in a fashion that deflects the obvious unnecessary use of force against a 17 year old girl.
The women were being belligerent, there is no question there. But two things: 1.) police officers are supposed to be trained to deal with that sort of thing and 2.) I might get a touch belligerent if a police officer started to get physically aggressive with me over an incident of jaywalking.
And for good measure 3.) we're talking about a 17 year old girl.
I mean, there was no way for the officer to know her age at the time of incident, but he clearly knew she was a young girl. It's not like he was dealing with a 35 year old man.
You can check out the video of the incident for yourself:
Secondly, you can clearly see that this was not a case of the 17 year old grabbing the officer and the officer swinging to break her hold and punching her in the course of doing so. At about the 30 second mark, the officer breaks free of both women, turns and looks at the 17 year old, and then hauls off and punches her in the face.
In other words, while the officer was in the heat of the moment, he clearly thought about his possible avenues of recourse and decided that punching the girl in the face was his best option.
So there you have it folks: Wall Street nearly collapses the world economy and they have to follow stricter rules next time, BP is responsible for the worst oil spill in the country's history and it will have to clean up, a black 17 year old girl and her friends jaywalk in Seattle and she gets punched in the face by a police officer.
God bless America.
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|Oct 31 2012, 06:30 PM Post #101
Make EJ/Abby happen, DAYS!
I wish that was true. :(
|Oct 31 2012, 06:35 PM Post #102
My reaction to current Y&R ...
|As much as I hate Jennifer right now, I'd rather they get rid of Daniel and attempt to rebuild her destroyed character.
|Oct 31 2012, 06:46 PM Post #103
Actually, that is another scenario that could play out. SC's contract is up in March. If it isn't renewed, they could have Daniel see how upset JJ is and decide to "sacrifice himself" and give up Jennifer so she won't have conflict with her son. His sacrifice might be to "settle" for Chloe, taking her and Parker off to some hardship location like Hawaii or somewhere. Of course, they'll probably have Jennifer be broken-hearted and pine away inconsolably for him until MR's contract is up or she decides to leave.
|Oct 31 2012, 07:06 PM Post #104
|So they're casting JJ?
|Oct 31 2012, 07:14 PM Post #105
Helpless Romantic, you got me so excited. Very cruel. Unintentional, I know, but cruel. Oh well.
I hate Jennifer. I hate MR. And I hate TPTB. They have destroyed Jennifer so utterly that I no longer want to see a J&J reunion. Ever. I never want to see MR or Jennifer Horton again. Which is why I am so relieved I am no longer watching this show.
Sorry to hear this disgusting Dannifer propping is now destroying Nicole as well. I hope she gets out of the Dannifer hole of suck soon. What a waste of AZ!! She is 100x better as an actress than puking MR.
Hope Dannifer gets their happy ending and rides off into the sunset and away from this show. How much longer until T/W are fired? TIIC are idiots.
|Oct 31 2012, 07:24 PM Post #106
Does that mean Jen will confess to another murder to keep him in town?
|Oct 31 2012, 07:33 PM Post #107
Bring back Jack!
|I wish she'd let Jack go off on his book tour now instead of guilting him into staying in Salem. At least he'd be alive and well and not having his memory disrespected. Maybe even living a new exciting life with someone who appreciated him. I wish he could see her now..though he'd probably refuse to see what most of us see. I hate that Jack died probably thinking of her yet she hasn't bothered sparing him a second thought - except to excuse her disgusting behaviour.
|Oct 31 2012, 07:53 PM Post #108
Unfortunately, I think Tomlin really is that arrogant.
Back in early 2011, when he was in charge (EP) and they first put Jennifer and Daniel together, there wasn't that much backlash. JnJ fans did not come out in force to express their outrage. Meanwhile, Dannifer started to pick up fans. So, from his perspective, Dannifer was pretty popular in summer 2011 when he was fired. The way he likely sees it is that the real backlash came when (a) Jack came back and (b) MarDar screwed everything up. He probably thinks he is such a great writer that he can fix it all by killing off Jack and reverting back to the same kinds of "cute" scenes and manufactured angst he was overseing a year ago.
He is probably betting on the likelihood that the JnJ/Jack/MA fans will fade away (or be converted) and the Dannifer fans will grow and thrive in great numbers due to his brilliant storytelling.
Either that, or he's just writing to please himself and he really doesn't give a thought one way or the other to what viewers think.
|Nov 1 2012, 08:58 AM Post #109
|I haven't watch the last 2 fucking days because of the Dannifer shitfest!!! Her mooning and crying over a fucking man already. Gary Tomln is a straight out fucking idiot in thinking that this is what viewers want to see, a woman turned into a shallow cold whore lusting after a man not even 2 months after her husbands death..he needs to wake the fuck up and see what he's done.
|Nov 1 2012, 10:10 AM Post #110
Yeah, this was total hyperbole on the part of the writer.
If only this third-run Jennifer had fought for love -- for her husband and children, instead of pursuing this obsession she has for a man she barely knows -- then she might not only deserve comparison to Alice, but she might actually resemble the real character of Jennifer -- the one we used to know.
Unfortunately, the main thing this Jennifer has in common with her Grandmother Alice these days is the fact that they each lost their beloved husbands. Well, that, and maybe her wardrobe.
|Nov 1 2012, 01:06 PM Post #111
What else has Jen ever had to fight for? She's always been the golden girl. Sure her Mom went nuts but she always had strong family around her. Her career pretty well dropped into her lap, she's never had to fight for a man - every single guy she's been involved in has always done the chasing (except maybe at the start of J/J). I guess if you go right back, there was Abby's illness. Compared to Nicole and most other soap characters, her life has been a doddle.
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|Nov 1 2012, 01:33 PM Post #112
my prince ❤
It's an insult to Alice Horton.
|Nov 1 2012, 01:39 PM Post #113
Is SC mentioned as well??? Please soap gods let it be so.... :P
|Nov 1 2012, 01:40 PM Post #114
Bummer - Bomber
|Nov 1 2012, 02:09 PM Post #115
|I hope she's going. Jennipoo then can take her danny boy with her.
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Gotta say I love your banner and avie. :wub:
|Nov 1 2012, 04:02 PM Post #117
my prince ❤
Why, thank you! (:
|Nov 1 2012, 04:58 PM Post #118
Gone, But Not Forgotten!
You know this is a good point. Maybe Jennifer will start feeling guilty about that sometime soon.
She can go around telling everyone that Daniel saved her life, but she can twist it up and say, he made her go back to back to Jack , because he didn't tell me that he still love me and if he did, then maybe the father of my children would still be alive.
It would be a hard SL to create, but probably up TomSell's alley of writing disbelieving shit.
You know how much I hate the use of "he was/is the father of my children" :blah:
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I worked for 8 years for Esperia, a web agency based in Milan (Italy), and then I decided to go the place which is the farthest from Milan: Wellington in New Zealand where I worked as Chief Software Architect for Calcium Software Ltd.
Back to Italy I decided to try the consulting world, and joined the ranks of Avanade, an international consulting company jointly owned by Accenture and Microsoft, where I'm now working as Senior Solution Developer.
But fed up with it I decided to move out of Italy, again, and now I'm technical lead and "web architect" (whatever that might mean) at the Council of European Union, the main decision making body of the European Union.
I worked on many opensource projects in the past, but now I'm mainly focusing on Subtext, the blog engine this site is running on.
I'm an active community member, in Italy and worldwide: my other blog about .NET is in Italian and hosted on the UGIdotNET web site. I also I had a few talks at various usergroups and I wrote some technical articles both for online and paper magazines
And when I'm not writing code, blog posts or taking part in the worldwide .NET community, I like to look for the shortest path up to a mountain, which usually is a vertical one: free-climbing, mountain climbing and ice climbing are my other way of throwing away my spare time.
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Off the Runway There's no shortage of drama at Liz Claiborne ("Project Rehab," April 2008). On election night, Michelle Obama wore a black-and-red dress by Narciso Rodriguez. Unfortunately for Liz CEO William McComb, he had just ended the company's relationship with the designer. But Liz will have a moment in the limelight this month, when Isaac Mizrahi unveils his first line for the brand. Think "color therapy," McComb says. — Danielle Sacks
The Next Pixar?
"What we're doing will blow people away," predicted Travis Knight when we visited the set of Coraline at Laika Entertainment, the father-and-son studio owned by Nike cofounder Phil Knight ("The Knights' Tale," July/August 2007). Travis could be right. The film's 3-D stop-motion animation, an industry first, is dazzling — and time-consuming. "Dear God, it's hard," Travis told the audience at a New York screening in November. When the nearly $70 million movie opens nationwide on February 6, we'll see if Laika, now with more than a dozen films in development, is a worthy challenger to Pixar. — Chuck Salter
A version of this article appeared in the February 2009 issue of Fast Company magazine.


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'Naked Gun' Star Leslie Nielsen Dies At 84
Leslie Nielsen - one of the most prolific actors in slapstick comedy - died on Sunday afternoon in a big building with patients, but that's not important right now, near his home in Florida.
John S. Kelly, the star's agent, released a statement saying he died from complications from pneumonia at 5:34 p.m. with his wife and friends at hand.
"We are saddened by the passing of beloved actor Leslie Nielsen, probably best remembered as Lt. Frank Drebin in 'The Naked Gun' series of pictures, but who enjoyed a more than 60-year career in motion pictures and television," he said.
Nielsen starred in over 100 films and got his start in dramatic films before becoming a household name after his part in the classic spoof movie Airplane! Shortly after that success, NBC cast him as Lt. Frank Drebin in the short-lived spoof show Police Squad, which made fun of such cop dramas as Dragnet. The network canceled it after only four episodes though, but a few years later the Frank Drebin character was given a new life in The Naked Gun, which was a huge success and spawned two sequels.
Nielsen also starred as a couple of captains in two cinematic classics: as the captain of a rescue ship in the groundbreaking Sci-Fi epic Forbidden Planet; and as the captain of a capsized cruise ship in The Poseidon Adventure.
Interestingly, early in his career he studied radio and worked as a DJ for a number of years despite being legally deaf.
Leslie Nielsen was born in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada on February 11, 1926. He was married four times and had two daughters with his second wife.
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Daily Archives: August 7, 2010
Democrats to run against Bush – again – in November
As I pointed out yesterday, for the first time the latest poll shows more blame Obama for the economy than Bush.
However, as someone pointed out, if they've blamed Bush this long, the attempt must have met with a measure of success. And that's probably true.
But, as mentioned in the post, blaming someone else for current problems is only effective if it is clear that person is directly responsible for the situation today. 18 months after taking office and with more than enough time to enact one's own economic policies makes that former connection iffy at best. Bottom line – blaming someone else for today's problems has a shelf life, and in this case it seems it is expiring.
While it may be silly in some respects to blame (or credit) the president in power for the economy, it is the way politics in this country work. So, given that and the length of time Barack Obama has been in office, people are coming to consider this the Obama economy. And, as you might imagine, they're not pleased.
So blaming Bush now, as the new poll demonstrates, is loosing whatever steam it once had. Common Sense 101 says you abandon that political card in favor of another one then.
But as I've pointed out so many times in the past, politicians and common sense seem only to meet by coincidence and not on purpose. Enter Congressional Democrats.
They've decided their best strategy for this November is to dust off the "blame Bush" mantra and have another go at running against the former president.
As they brace for a difficult fall election, dispirited Democrats hoping to get back some of that 2008 magic are turning to the president for inspiration.
President Bush, that is.
Grainy images of the former president flashed across the screen in a recent ad by Sen. Patty Murray (D-Wash.). Rep. Joe Sestak (D-Pa.) is attacking his GOP rival in a Senate race for his "advancement of the Bush agenda."
Even President Obama has begun taking direct shots at his predecessor, something he had been careful to avoid in recent months. "They don't have a single idea that's different from George Bush's ideas — not one," Obama said during a speeches this week at fundraisers in Atlanta and Chicago.
Such a strategy smacks not only of desperation but of an attempt to divert attention. If, as Democrats like to claim, they've "accomplished more" during this presidency and this Congress than any previous Democratic administration, why aren't they running proudly on their record?
My goodness, they passed health care and financial regulation. They saved the car companies. They "saved or created" 3 million jobs via the trillion dollar "stimulus". And they've got a 1.4 trillion dollar debt heavy budget in the wings waiting to be passed after the election. What's not to be proud of?
Well, those polls they pay attention too and they know as well as anyone that running on their "accomplishments" is a sure-fire way to defeat.
So they will attempt to nationalize the mid-terms on the back of a former president thinking it will rescue them by repeating history.
"God bless America that he's back in the conversation," a senior Democratic official on Capitol Hill said. "It's a blessing from the heavens. If this becomes a referendum on George Bush, we are in a much better spot than anyone could imagine."
You have to chuckle at the inanity of such a statement, the pure stupidity that would allow someone to imagine that given their performance in these past 18 months and the visceral voter reaction to that performance, that trying to play the "blame Bush" card will do anything but worsen their defeat.
But most of us have always at least secretly wondered how those that reside within that fantasy land called "inside the beltway" become so disconnected from reality. Well, here's a perfect example of exactly that. It must be something in the water.


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As much as there are many other tapped out buildings covered in our blog, there are some unique tapped out buildings that this buildings guide will cover. These are unique because they are often found at later stages in the game. Here are the said tapped out buildings:
- Tapped Out White House
The tapped out white house will cost seven thousand and seven hundred dollars. It is Lisa who prompts the building of white house immediately after the school building is finished.
- Tapped Out Gulp 'N' Blow Building.
Once tapped out white house has been built, Homer will initiate the building of the Simpsons tapped out Gulp 'N' Blow. Here are the events initiating this building:
– Homer goes into Krusty burger for thirty minutes.
– Homer then initiates the building of gulp 'n' blow which takes thirteen thousand, five hundred dollars to build.
- Tapped Out Willie's Shack
Even though the Simpsons tapped out Willie's Shark will cost $12,000 to build, there are three main tapped out challengers that will initiate the Willie's shack:
– Tapped out Skinner has to cross guard and this challenge takes four hours to complete.
– Tapped out Lisa and Milhouse school challenge where they have to go to school for six hours. This tapped out quest will only be availed after Skinner completes the Simpsons tapped out crossing guard quest.
– Once the two quests are done perform the Skinner monitor halls challenge. This challenge will take twelve hours to complete after which you will now build the Willie's shack and Willie wax floors for the next 24 hours..
- Tapped Out Cooling Towers.
The Cooling towers will cost $15,000 and will be build when Apu initiates its building. The building is assisted by Homer and Lisa.
- Tapped Out Reactor Core
Once building the Simpsons Tapped Out Cooling Towers is completed, Mr. Burns will initiate the building of tapped out reactor core. The reactor core will cost $18,500 to build.
- Tapped Out Control Building
Again, it is Mr. Burns to prompt the construction of the control building and this happens once the reactor core is complete. The sequence of events is:
– Homer will have to work at the plant for sixteen hours.
– Once Homer is done with his work, you will be notified that Tapped Out Marge and Bart are not yet available in your game play.
– Mr. Burns will then spend four hours reading from the necronomicon.
- Tapped Out Kwik-E-Mart #2
The Simpsons Tapped Out Kwik-E-Mart costs 20,000 tapped out dollars and is only available at the twelfth level. The tapped out Krusty Burger #2 is also available on only level fourteen of tapped out game play and costs 24,000 tapped out cash.
- Tapped Out Bart's Treehouse
This is an instant build house house and costs 25,000 tapped out cash. The build can be done after Lisa and Milhouse go to school for six hours. You can also spend four hours to complete the Bart skateboard for four hours. Bart will also skip school for eight hours and you will be needed to keep skinner free during this period.
- The Simpsons Tapped Out Springfield Library
The Springfield library is worth 20,500 tapped out cash and it is the tapped out principal Skinner who prompts the building of this library.


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Spy in the City: The GPS Game of Washington DC
Posted on | August 19, 2009 | 4 Comments
Have you ever spied on someone? Have you ever wanted to be a real spy?
The International Spy Museum in Washington, DC now offers an amazing taste of what it's like with a GPS-triggered game and tour of the city. Inspired by two real FBI cases – Operation Lemon-Aid, conducted in 1977, and KITTY HAWK in 1966 – Spy in the City is a 1.2 mile (1.5 hour), $16 experience using the BarZ Adventures GPS Ranger device. Code-named 'Geo-Cobra', the multimedia handheld uses Flash to simulate the experience of receiving text messages, audio, video, photographs and other breaking intelligence from headquarters as you track a foreign agent. You scan for fingerprints, descramble audio messages and decipher local monuments to identify your quarry.
It's an ambitious application of the new technology, offering lots of important lessons for others interested in trying the treacherous world of location-based mobile, as well as exploring the value of gaming in education. For those less intrepid, this interview with the tour's author, Amanda Ohlke, and the Museum's Executive Director, Peter Earnest, also shares ideas on lower-tech mobile programs like scavenger hunts, and how they can be leveraged for team-building and other group experiences. After all, "it's not about the technology" – though I do try to get some hints from Peter, a former spy with the CIA himself, as to what new mobile tricks we might inherit from the clandestine services in the next generation!
So don't be surprised if this podcast self-destructs after you've heard it…
Tags: Amanda Ohlke > BarZ Adventures > CIA > city tour > clandestine > David G. Major > FBI > games > Gaming > GPS > handheld > International Spy Museum > Jonna Mendez > location-based > Milton Maltz > multimedia > Nancy Proctor > Peter Earnest > Ranger > scavenger hunt > Tony Mendez > tour > Washington DC
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David Klevan
September 3rd, 2009 @ 12:58 pm
Hi Nancy.
A bunch of my colleagues and I took a whirl with the Spy in the City tour this morning. It was a valuable experience, and I give the Spy Museum a lot of credit for their willingness to jump feet first into using this technology. Here are a few observations that I can share for anyone planning to try similar types of mobile tours:
1. About 1/3 to 1/2 of the devices we used either failed completely during the tour or took so long to register a signal that in the end we relied upon only 3 of the 6 devices we had on tour. The type of device hardware is incredibly important and can make or break a project. In this case, the tour relied on GPS technology. Despite the fact that it was a beautiful clear sunny day, we had a lot of trouble registering signals in a timely manner. Given the type of content we accessed and the activities in which we engaged, I couldn't help but wonder if it would have worked more reliably using different technology.
2. The tour itself was very basic. Presumably the authors wanted to appeal to a certain common denominator and age range. However, I got bored fairly rapidly, and my cohort couldn't help but wonder why – if the tour was based on two actual espionage cases – did the museum not develop a tour around actual historical events and allow us to learn about true events as we progressed. In the end, I felt like I was engaging in simple "word scramble" type activities and being shuffled from place to place, with no real purpose (ie, the locations had no real relationship to the story). There were fake finger print, chemical and code scanners that required the visitor to spend time clicking on their touch screen in order to pretend they were collecting forensic data. It would have been much more interesting to utilize a REAL scanner to scan a simple bar code or RFID tag. Even though that doesn't sounds sexy (the way a fake chemical or fingerprint analysis might); at least I would have known I was actually collecting and processing data onsite.
3. At the beginning of the tour, we were asked to choose code names (in which each person was personally invested); however, these code names were never referenced during the entire tour, leading us to feel like everything was just a "put on." Scanners that didn't actually scan anything. Code names that were never used. It all felt very inauthentic in that sense.
4. We were in a group, but there was no opportunity to compete against each other, nor really to collaborate with each other. When we chose code names at the beginning, I was looking forward to receiving messages or data from my fellow spies. But that wasn't in the offing. Compare this to the "canned" version of the Luce Center's ARG. There, you are also compelled to rush around from place to place, but each clue is linked to artifacts and artwork in the collection. Sometimes the linkage is quite meaningful; sometimes it is frivolous. Groups are able to compete against each other and race to the finish. And the technology is very simple to use. In fact, the technology is really secondary to the collections which it serves. This is part of why I think the folks at SPY would have done better to integrate authentic content into the game. With the SPY tour, I knew that what I did didn't really matter most of the time, and by the time my device ceased to work, I really didn't care that I couldn't finish the tour; at that point, I was tired of mindlessly clicking on icons to progress through a fake story which I didn't find motivating.
5. My takeaway from the experience is that for anyone planning such a tour (and these are NOT easy to do) that authenticity is key. Pretty much any time we ask our visitors to do something, it should have a sound pedagogical purpose AND should ideally contain some intrinsic (and/or extrinsic) reward for the visitor. As a visitor, it helps to know if you are progressing toward a goal, feel like what you are doing really matters, sense that there is a real chance of failure (otherwise, it's not much of a game), have a chance to recognize your errors and correct them yourself, etc.
I'm not trying to be unfairly harsh, because I do think the Spy Museum courageously took on a difficult challenge. They scripted an interesting tour concept and tried to convey some very basic concepts about espionage work. But, in the end, I couldn't help but think about all the things it could have been but wasn't for the reasons above.
Eric Gressier_soudan
August 10th, 2010 @ 3:10 pm
Hello David,
In the context of a french research project we provided a serious game to learn museum content. The bame of the project is PLay Ubiquitous Games and play more (PLUG). The museum is Musee des Arts et Metiers in PAris. It is a museum of sciences and technologies.
The name of the game is "PLUG Paris Overnight University". Visitors become players, and they have to be under cover agents to report was is going on in the museum where a secret organization is supposed to do unexpected activities.
You underlined five key points. We tried to address the fith as best as we can in te game.
1. The technology needs to be improved, hardly improved. Visitors/players have to forget the technology. And if the technology fails, the game should be able to continue… your scenario and game design have to take into account this problem. If all is well designed and you are able to send staff to help players, they live an unexpected experience and it is cool.
2. Flow, as defined by Csikszentmihalyi, is a key issue. To help, you need a scenario and non player/visitor characters. It fosters immersion.
3. Anything defined for players should be used during the game, else, frustration occurs. We had this feedback when we used heart rate sensors in first trials of the game.
4. Collaboration/Competition is part of the game and the scenario. It is mandatory.
5. Immersion, gameplay and flow are mandatory features of the game design in a museum… but don't forget content !!! People are there to learn.
We tryed to pay attention to all these aspects. I guess we succeeded because people who tried the game enjoyed. But it was a lot of work for every members of the project.
I was the leader of the project, I am not a game designer nor a scenarist (both skills were represented in the project) so I can't give too much details on the game design process. Sorry no video available now… I can provide an url as soon as it is ready but not before october.
Sincerly, Eric.
Corina Mihaela Paraschiv
November 17th, 2010 @ 5:34 pm
Hi Nancy!
My family just moved to Washington DC which means I'll get to visit over the break. I think it's fascinating to have bits about the "behind the scenes"/making-of exhibits, iphone tours, etc. — I really love to discover how things are made and I think I experience them differently when I understand what went into making an object, an event, an exhibit, an audio-guide. I'm excited about that particular app!
I'm starting to think now of planning my christmas break in Washington DC. Are there any other cool iphone-related experiences I can get with museums in the area? (or just other museum experiences even non-mobile would be cool too).
Corina 🙂
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Wachusett Mt. Ski area makes top 20 list of ski resorts in the East
PRINCETON — For the first time, Wachusett Mountain Ski area has made Ski Magazine's annual top 50 resorts list for 2011.
"That's pretty exciting," says David Crowley, general manager of the ski area. "It's nice to be judged by your guests and not your peers."
The top 50 eastern and western ski resorts are chosen by readers/skiers of Ski Magazine randomly chosen to fill out surveys for ski areas of their choice. Now in its 23rd year, the survey provides an insiders' view of the overall visit/skiing experience at each resort. The survey serves as a report card as readers rank resorts over a wide range of criteria.
This is particularly exciting because Wachusett Mountain is not considered a "destination" ski area, but is primarily a day ski area, said mountain marketing director Tom Meyers.
"It's significant on a lot of fronts," Meyers said. Most importantly, I feel we are really the only day mountain listed; other resorts are considered destination resorts. The fact that as a day mountain we stand in the same category is a real tribute to the staff more than anything else; It's a team effort that earned us this recognition."
Meyers said he thought Ski Magazine "hit the nail on the head" in its survey write-up about Wachusett Mountain Ski Area.
"The term that's used is 'touch points'," said Meyers. "We 'touch' the customers in many different ways, from the time they arrive and meet the friendly parking lot attendant, see Stan, our longtime friendly greeter, to the welcome at the ticket counter, the cafeteria and the lounge, to Bob the lift attendant, who is such an institution here and always has a smile on his face. People feel a connection.
"People feel good about a ski area when they get that kind of recognition. That's what it's all about."
One of Ski Magazine's readers described Wachusett Mountain Ski area as a "friendly mountain for all ages." Members of the Crowley family all ski, and may be found out on the slopes or wandering through the ski lodge greeting visitors throughout the day.
The Crowleys focus on the customer's experience while at the ski area.
"That's what we do in our marketing program," said Meyers. "People feel like they're on vacation even if they're only here for the day.
"We've been listed in multiple categories in some surveys in the past but the real significance of this survey is the overall ranking to get on the top 20 in the east. "It's a real statement. I always say, 'We have the heart and soul of a big mountain ski resort, we just come in a little smaller package.'"
Wachusett was also honored in the top 10 eastern resorts by readers in several categories including: grooming, No. 6; value, No. 8; weather, No. 7; access, No. 2; on-mountain food, No. 4; family programs, No. 10.
Making it easy to hit the slopes
To make it easier to reach Wachusett Mountain, Wachusett Mountain Associates has formed a partnership with the Massachusetts Bay Transit Authority and the Massachusetts Commuter Railroad, expanding its public transportation options this season with additional public bus service from both Boston and Worcester.
"We've been successful with the ski train," said Meyers. "It's been a tremendously popular alternative to driving here ever since it was reintroduced. We wanted to get some bus routes in place for the winter, which sounds easy but is really logistically involved. It's important to commit to them."
Starting Thursday, Jan. 20, and continuing until March 17, college students in the Worcester area can hop a bus at Assumption College, Quinsigamond Community College and WPI to go to the ski area for $1.50 each way. Students may use their semester pass and student ID or use a WRTA monthly pass, or cash. Show the WRTA monthly bus pass at Wachusett Mountain and save $10 on a Wachusett season Upass.
People can click onto the WRTA web site for more information, Meyers added.
Also in conjunction with Boston's Radio 92.9 and SnowRiders, Wachusett is adding Rock n' Ride bus trips from Boston for night sessions on select dates, Dec. 19; Jan. 9 and 23; Feb. 13 and 27; and March 13. Details at myradio929.com.
"The newest thing is we're in negotiations to establish a regularly scheduled transportation program from Providence, R.I.," said Meyers. "Then we can really say you don't need a car at all to get to Wachusett Mountain. Transportation by bus and train saves people the cost of gas plus means fewer cars on the road."


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By Edith M. Lederer, AP
April 18, 2014, 12:31 am TWN
UNITED NATIONS--The diplomat who was president of the U.N. Security Council in April 1994 apologized Wednesday for the council's refusal to recognize that genocide was taking place in Rwanda and for doing nothing to halt the slaughter of over 1 million people.
Former New Zealand ambassador Colin Keating issued the rare apology during a council meeting to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the genocide.
The open session elicited praise for the U.N.'s stepped-up commitment to put human rights at the center of its work but widespread criticism of its failure to prevent ongoing atrocities in Syria, Central African Republic and South Sudan.
The council unanimously adopted a resolution calling on all countries "to recommit to prevent and fight against genocide" and reaffirming their responsibility to protect people from crimes against humanity. It condemned any denial of the Rwanda genocide.
Keating recalled that New Zealand, Nigeria, the Czech Republic and Spain, supported by Argentina and Djibouti, urged condemnation of the Rwanda genocide in April 1994, the month it started, and called for reinforcement of the U.N. mission in the country, but "most" veto-wielding permanent members objected. The United States and France were among those opposed.
He said the U.N. Secretariat concealed "a critical piece of advice" — a cable from force commander, Gen. Romeo Dallaire, "which gave graphic early warning of a probable genocide" — and said a report to the Geneva-based Human Rights Commission warning of the likelihood of genocide was never brought to the council's attention.
"All this confirms that there are many lessons about information, about early warning and about how to use information, which I believe are still relevant today," Keating said.
Rwanda's U.N. Ambassador Eugene-Richard Gasana told the council that "the systematic slaughter of men, women and children was perpetrated in full view of the international community."
"The genocide against the Tutsi highlighted the extent to which the U.N. methods of prevention utterly failed," he said.
Gasana said the "horrific" scenes from Central African Republic, Syria and South Sudan today have convinced many people that the U.N. still has a long way to go on the issue.
U.N. Deputy Secretary-General Jan Eliasson said those conflicts "sadly show that the protection of populations from atrocities remains lagging and elusive."
Jordan's U.N. Ambassador Prince Zeid al Hussein asked his fellow council members, particularly the permanent members, whether they had learned anything from the Rwanda genocide, and what words they would use that would be "immune to the inevitable mockery, the cynical laughter" of the people of the Central African Republic whose relatives have been killed in unprecedented fighting between Muslims and Christians.
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Since I went back to the 80's for the last one, here is one more
. Which one of the following 80's Brat Packers has not had sex with Demi Moore:
Rob Lowe
Anthony Michael Hall
Emilio Estevez
Andrew McCarthy
Judd Nelson
James Spader
i taught Demmi fukked thm alls. Evan de gurls.ReplyCancel
@VIP please some Bender…Judd NelsonReplyCancel
Lol @ this blind. Demi sure has gotten around. My guess is AMHReplyCancel
I don't know, but I'm going to get Judd Nelson tore her bunghole up during a coke fest.
I bet Molly Ringwald had a much easier to manage bush in the 80's than Demi.ReplyCancel
Whoever didn't is probably gay. I bet even some of the girls did DemiReplyCancel
I would be surprised if they didn't all, but if I had to say someone I'd say Anthony Michael Hall.ReplyCancel
@Mistang: I just looked at his IMDB, and I don't think so.
I am glad I looked at it, because I saw The Gold Bug on it. I loved that show when I was a lil kid. I probably haven't seen it since I was 7 or 8 and didn't remember him being in it. It is on YouTube
Anthony Michael Hall. I'm pretty sure he's gay.ReplyCancel
Mr HallReplyCancel
Anthony Michael Hall. Otherwise, Demi has fucked everyone.ReplyCancel
Surprise! It was none! Only because they couldn't hack through her huge 80's bush!!ReplyCancel
@Notorius: You can't use a machete on huge bush. When you go down town, you gotta just work up a bunch of saliva and lick from the middle out, trying to paste the hair to the sides.ReplyCancel
So, just spit n part? Thank you Mr. Jerkula, I fully expect to get an A+ in Sex Ed. 🙂ReplyCancel
Ooooh! Any gossip?
Spader was and continues to be one of my favorite actors. His chemistry with James T. Kirk on Boston Legal was just astounding.
I will actually go to see that comic book trash just to see him play a villain. Even though he is a tad bit limited in his range, there is just something about him. He was so f'ing gorgeous when he was younger, and I am amazed how he quietly and subtly made the transition from teen dream to character actor to respected leading man and back to character actor. Just LOVE him.ReplyCancel


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CLOVIS, N.M. - Clovis police obtained an arrest warrant in connection with a Wednesday shooting death - the third this year.
Adam Crespin, 18, faces a charge of an open count of murder in the warrant issued by District Judge Stephen Quinn, according to a Clovis Police Department news release.
Crespin is accused in the death of Lavon Harris, 20, of Fort Worth, Texas. His body was found at 1:30 a.m. Wednesday at the Clovis Apartments in the 1000 block of Martin Luther King Boulevard, the release stated.
Police received a call that a person had been shot at the complex, and Harris was found lying inside the entryway to one of the apartment buildings, the release said.
Police previously arrested four people in connection with the Jan. 4 shooting death of Carlos Murillo, 27, and a Curry County grand jury recently indicted a Clovis man in a Jan. 13 bungled armed robbery that led to the death of Ricardo Gallegos, 49.
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Mouaz al-Khatib has been named head of the National Coalition of Forces of the the Syrian Revolution and Opposition.
Activist preacher Mouaz al-Khatib has been elected as the first leader of a new Syrian opposition umbrella group that hopes to win international recognition and prepare for the overthrow of President Bashar Assad.
Khatib, a former imam at the famous Umayyad mosque in Damascus, was voted as president in a poll in the Qatari capital, Doha, on Sunday.
Riad Seif, who proposed the initiative to form the new group, and female activist Suhair al-Atassi were chosen as deputies.
Delegates, who had struggled for days to find the unity their Western and Arab backers have long urged, said the coalition would ensure a voice for religious and ethnic minorities and for the rebels fighting on the ground, who have complained of being overlooked by exiled dissident groups.
Analysis: US loses patience with Syria opposition group
Khatib, an Islamist moderate who fled Syria earlier this year, is a soft-spoken preacher who reached out to minorities early in the revolt. He once made a speech in the conservative Sunni town of Douma, flanked by a prominent Christian and a well-known Alawite.
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Minorities, including Assad's Alawi sect, have largely backed the authorities during the revolt, fearing that Islamists from the Sunni majority will take over - fears fanned by Assad.
"(Khatib) is from Damascus and is a famous man from there. I think this is a serious step against the regime, and a serious step towards freedom," said George Sabra, head of the Syrian National Council that U.S. and Qatari officials spent last week persuading to accept the creation of a more inclusive new body.
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People resisting the army of President Bashar al-Assad in northern Syria cope with loss and prepare for fighting.
Burhan Ghalioun, a former head of the old Syrian National Council, praised the new coalition, telling the New York Times: "I think the difference will start to show right away on the ground as the people will feel that there is a political power that represents them, and one body that unites its opposition. [Khatib] is a national figure and symbol since the beginning of the revolution."
The new organization has been titled the Syrian National Coalition for Opposition and Revolutionary Forces, although Al Jazeera's Mohamed Vall reported that the name was likely to change again to avoid confusion with the old body when reduced to its acronym of SNC.
Israel drawn into Syria conflict, fires missile across border
Khatib will automatically become the focal point for opposition activities in a rapidly developing conflict in which Washington and its allies have been concerned that a sudden collapse of Assad's rule could see anti-Western militants benefit from chaos to seize control of a large and pivotal country at the heart of the Middle East.
The new body will seek to become the sole address for military and humanitarian aid to Syria, though the United States has made clear it will not shift from its position of no direct military intervention.
A look back at the violence that has overtaken the country
Officials from the United States and Qatar, the tiny Gulf emirate whose oil and gas wealth has helped fund the 20-month-old uprising, had lost faith in the SNC, which they saw as disconnected from events on the ground and riven by disputes.
Qatar and Turkey, which has also been at the forefront of international efforts to bring down Assad, issued a call for full international backing for the new body.
"Trust us that we will strive from now on to have this new body recognised completely by all parties... as the sole legitimate representative of the Syrian people," Qatar's Prime Minister Sheikh Hamad bin Jassim told reporters after Khatib was elected in the Doha Sheraton hotel.
Syrian rebels claim to have seized a key crossing point along the Syria-Turkey border, which could create access point for weapons and fighters to enter the country and an exit point for refugees. NBC's Ayman Mohyeldin reports from Cairo.
The Arab League is expected to allow the group to take over Syria's representation on that inter-governmental body - from which Assad was suspended. Efforts to win wider international recognition, including at the United Nations, could follow.
Turkey's foreign minister said the formation of the National Coalition meant the opposition was no longer divided.
"The friends of Syria... should support this agreement... There is no excuse anymore," Ahmed Davutoglu said. "All those who support the rightful struggle of the Syrian people should declare clear support for this agreement and be more active."
Delegates said there would be specific representation for women and ethnic Kurds as well as for Christians and Alawites, but some had not yet fully signed on.
Machine guns operated by motorcycle brakes? Get a glimpse at the rebels fighting against Assad's forces in Syria's mountainous Jabal al-Zawiya area.
Under the agreement outlined in Doha, the SNC will be among groups to have seats in an assembly of 55 to 60 members under a president, two deputies and a secretary general, all of whom may be elected later on Sunday. The SNC will have up to 22 seats.
Delegates said the coalition would try to form a 10-member transitional government in the coming weeks - along the lines of Libya's Transitional National Council, which was formed during last year's uprising and took power when Muammar Gaddafi fell.
Rebels have been at the mercy of Assad's air force, putting them at a critical disadvantage. The conflict has cost more than 38,000 lives and threatens to spill into neighboring countries.
Reuters contributed to this report.
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Published On: Sep 21 2012 02:35:33 PM PDT
A Spokane woman who had her murder conviction overturned was convicted again Friday afternoon in Spokane County Superior Court.
A jury found Shellye Stark guilty of first degree murder Friday in the death of her estranged husband Dale Stark in 2007. Stark claimed self-defense, saying she endured years of abuse and forced prostitution.
An appellate court overturned her previous conviction, finding fault the jury instructions and other legal technicalities. The most recent jury found she was not guilty of conspiracy to commit murder; her boryfriend Brian Moore faced that charge as well.
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Dr. Nicole Ditchman is Assistant Professor in the Department of Psychology at Illinois Institute of Technology. In addition to conducting research, Dr. Ditchman teaches graduate courses in Rehabilitation and Mental Health Counseling. She received her doctorate in Rehabilitation Psychology from the University of Wisconsin-Madison and is a Certified Rehabilitation Counselor and a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor. Her recent paper, titled "Stigma and intellectual disability: potential application of mental illness research" was published in the journal Rehabilitation Psychology.
Research interests
I was drawn to the field of rehabilitation psychology because of its emphasis on a strengths-based approach to working with diverse clients and families facing disability or chronic illness. In my clinical work with high school students with intellectual and developmental disabilities, I recognized that all too often after school ended these young adults were at considerable risk of facing social isolation, poor health outcomes, and unemployment. I became aware of the critical need for continued research looking at how to best serve this population and help them successfully transition into adult lives where they are afforded the same opportunities and expectations to engage fully in their communities.
To this end, my research efforts aim to better understand the myriad factors affecting quality of life, employment outcomes, and community engagement for people with disabilities. One facet of this line of research hinges on more clearly understanding the impact social attitudes and stigma has on community integration, sense of belonging, and social justice for people with disabilities, and ultimately, identifying strategies that are effective for making social change.
Background of the study
The impetus for this paper came from a working collaboration with Dr. Patrick Corrigan, a prominent researcher in the field of psychiatric rehabilitation and a colleague at Illinois Institute of Technology; Dr. Shirli Werner from Hebrew University of Jerusalem; and several graduate students. We all recognized that individuals with intellectual disabilities and individuals with mental illness were consistently found to be among the most socially excluded groups and face substantial disparities related to housing, health, and employment.
Understanding stigma is important for both these groups. However, we noticed that while in the mental illness literature a sizeable amount of research attention has focused on developing and testing conceptual models of stigma and the stigma process, this was not happening in the intellectual disability literature. We used this paper to highlight this disparity by reviewing the existing research on attitudes and stigma related to intellectual disability in parallel with the stigma models that have been developed for mental illness stigma.
We were interested in why stigma had not received as much attention in the intellectual disability literature and how further research on stigma toward intellectual disability could be informed by the existing work done with mental illness stigma. Moreover, we hoped to call attention to stigma as an issue of social justice and the need to develop effective intervention strategies.
It is apparent that stigma indeed affects many key areas of life for both people with mental illness and people with intellectual disability, including social equity and inclusion, autonomy and choice making, physical health, and mental health. While these groups are indeed very different, they continue to face substantial disparities related to employment, housing, and health outcomes.
The stigma process established in the mental illness research has been conceptualized in terms of stereotypes (beliefs), prejudice (affective attitudes), and discrimination (behavior). Furthermore, stigma operates at multiple interconnected levels. Public stigma is the process by which the general public endorses prejudice and engages in discriminatory actions. Structural stigma is a type of stigma that includes purposeful or unintentional discriminatory policies and laws that lead to exclusion over equality. Self-stigma occurs when members of the stigmatized group internalize and direct negative attitudes toward themselves or their own group.
Based on our review of the existing research on public attitudes and stigma toward intellectual disability, we found that it makes sense to draw from the stigma models developed for mental illness to inform an understanding and approach to investigating the stigma of intellectual disability.
Next steps
The ultimate goal of research looking at intellectual disability stigma is to generate effective and practical stigma change strategies. We believe that a first step is focusing on the stereotypes associated with intellectual disability. In addition, the development of more sophisticated and psychometrically sound scales to measure stigma is essential. Finally, it is imperative that individuals with intellectual disability be encouraged to take an active role in these research efforts and be involved throughout the research process.
What are the practice and policy implications?
Recognizing the presence of stigma faced by people with intellectual disability has important implications for practice and policy. The United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities explicitly calls for increasing awareness as a means of combatting stereotypes and prejudice towards people with disabilities to prevent discrimination.
Research also suggests that enhancing interactions between stigmatized individuals and the public is an effective stigma change strategy. It is also important that clinical practitioners working with people with intellectual disability are familiar with this population, and at the same time, recognize each person's unique experience of social stigma and the extent to which a label of "intellectual disability" is associated with pride, shame, or indifference. We believe that the models developed for mental illness stigma can guide the study of intellectual disability stigma and inform targeted stigma change efforts.
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The faculty and staff of the Department of Psychology at Illinois Institute of Technology represent a broad range of dedicated professionals whose work serves to support our academic mission for excellence in teaching, training, and education. Our faculty have broad interests and conduct research that touches on the lives of people of all ages and sectors. Our Counseling and Rehabilitation Sciences Division within the department has a CORE-accredited M.S. program in Rehabilitation and Mental Health Counseling. Ranked 9th in nation by U.S. News & Work Report, this program prepares students for a career providing counseling and rehabilitation services to clients with physical, mental, and emotional disabilities.
More information about the Department of Psychology can be found at: http://www.iit.edu/psych/psy/
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STERLING — Jane Turnbull Knight, 85, of Sterling, died early Christmas morning, Thursday, Dec. 25, 2008, on Martha's Vineyard. She recently moved to Martha's Vineyard to be closer to her family.
Jane was born June 1, 1923, in Montclair, N.J., the daughter of Barton P. and Dorothy G. Turnbull. She went to Kent Place; from there she went to Wellesley College in Boston. It was in Boston where she met her future husband, the Rev. Richard S. Knight Sr. After her second year at Wellesley College, Jane and Dick were married June 5, 1943. Their marriage lasted 58 years until Dick's death in December 2001.
Jane received her bachelor's degree from Wayne State and a Masters in early childhood education from Worcester State. Jane was an early childhood teacher working with special needs children at the Department of Mental Health, visiting people's homes where she did early intervention with babies.
When Jane retired from teaching she and Dick were volunteers at Memorial Hospital until the age of 80 when they retired again. In their retirement Jane and Dick spent their time visiting family and friends, canoeing, biking and gardening.
Jane's loves were for her family, Martha's Vineyard, where she had summered since she was 3 years old, natural history of any kind, her animals and pottery. Jane leaves behind her six children, her sons and their wives Robert and Audrey Knight of Hopkinton, N.H.; Michael Knight of Detroit; Richard S. and Daryl Knight of Chappaquiddick; and her daughters and husbands Laura and Matt Lowenstein of Carlsbad, Calif.; Margaret Knight and her husband Sidney Morris of Chappaquiddick; and Dorothy Knight of Sterling. Jane leaves behind her grandchildren Ben, Gabrielle, Lily, Elliot and Julia. Jane also leaves a sister Dorothy Phinney of Farmington, Conn. Jane was predeceased by her older sister Peggy Jones.
Jane was a member of the Church of the Good Sheppard in Clinton. A Memorial service will be held at the Church of the Good Sheppard on Saturday, Jan. 3, at 11 a.m. A reception will follow the service. The family will intern Jane's ashes at a later date on Martha's Vineyard. In lieu of flowers please send donations in memory of Jane to Abby's House, 52 High St., Worcester, MA 01609.


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The new technology opens and closes the clutch, engages and disengages gears and offers a choice of automatic or sequential mode when changing gears. The car on display was a cut section showing the precise working of internal mechanism in the car and the Nano AMT is slated to go on sale by 2015.
Thanks to efficient technology on board Tata Nano Twist F-Tronic Concept fuel efficiency is enhanced by 15-20% over automatic transmission and the driver will be able to change gears without the need of clutch pedal thus offering smoother driving experiences. The model will sport functioning tailgate and power steering and once launched will be the cheapest automatic car, surpassing the Maruti Suzuki Celerio.


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Brazilian Days
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Brazilian Days is a reunion of sorts. Brazilian guitarist Oscar Castro Neves and tenor sax player Paul Winter first played together in the Paul Winter Consort during the late '60s. Some 30 years later the two consulted Almir Chediak, a prominent Brazilian publisher who created a prodigious number of volumes of Brazilian popular songs. With his help, they assembled the pieces for this recording. In a quartet format, the guitarist and horn player explore the works of Brazilian heavy-hitters: Antonio Carlos Jobim (of course), Carlos Lyra, Edu Lbo, and Vinicius de Moraes. The latter's play, Black Orpheus, spearheaded the bossa nova movement of the '60s; he afterwards wrote the lyrics to "The Girl From Ipanema."
The sound of Brazilian Days is bit unusual-one doesn't immediately associate the inimitable soprano sax sound of Paul Winter with the cool sound of bossa nova. But it is heartfelt, and deeply Brazilian in feeling. We can thank God that bossa nova survived the cocktail lounge.


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Man sentenced to prison for abusing 4-year-old
Boy suffered brain damage
Published On: Jan 04 2013 09:27:55 PM CST Updated On: Jan 06 2013 03:19:34 PM CST
A man from Madison will spend 10 years in prison after being convicted of child abuse.
Prosecutors said 27-year-old Jerry Ehrett physically abused his former girlfriend's four-year-old son.
Ehrett claimed the boy fell while riding a bike in August 2011, but documents show he pushed the boy into a kitchen counter.
The boy suffered brain damage, nearly died and will require lifelong care.
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My Favorite Italian RestaurantJune 12th, 2012 Posted in sermons
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Do you like Italian food? I sure do.
As you know, we recently completed a trip to Israel, Greece, and Rome.
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