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2010: Actress Gloria Stuart, best known for her Academy Award-nominated role in "Titanic," dies of respiratory failure at age 100 in Los Angeles, California. Her career in Hollywood spanned from the 1930s until 2004, with a long break in the middle. She played Claude Rains' sweetheart in 1933's "The Invisible Man" and appeared in movies like "Here Comes the Navy," "Gold Diggers of 1935," "Poor Little Rich Girl" and "Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm." Her Oscar nomination for "Titanic" made her the oldest person to be nominated for a competitive Oscar, at the age of 87. [ + - ]
2009: Typhoon Ketsana hits the Philippines, China, Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos and Thailand, causing 700 fatalities and doing $1.09 billion in damage. [ + - ]
2009: Director Roman Polanski is arrested in Zurich, Switzerland, on a warrant related to charges of having sex with a 13-year-old girl in the U.S. in the 1970s. Polanski would be kept in jail near Zurich for two months, then put under house arrest at his home in Gstaad, Switzerland, while awaiting decision of appeals fighting extradition to America. On July 12, 2010, the Swiss would reject the U.S. request, declaring Polanski a "free man" and releasing him from custody. [ + - ]
2008: Swiss pilot and inventor Yves Rossy becomes the first person to fly a jet engine-powered wing across the English Channel, completing the trip in nine minutes and seven seconds and reaching a top speed of 186 mph. [ + - ]
2008: Legendary actor Paul Newman, who was nominated for an Oscar eight times and won for 1986's "The Color of Money," dies from lung cancer at the age of 83 in Westport, Connecticut. Some of his other best known films include "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof," "The Hustler," "Cool Hand Luke," "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid," "The Sting" and "Slap Shot." Newman was also known for co-founding Newman's Own, a food company from which he donated all post-tax profits and royalties to charity, and as an auto racing enthusiast who raced cars himself and owned his own racing team. [ + - ]
2006: Professional golfer Byron Nelson, mostly remembered today for having won 11 consecutive tournaments and 18 total tournaments in 1945, dies at age 94 in Roanoke, Texas. Nelson collected 64 career victories, including 52 on the PGA Tour, before retiring at the age of 34 in 1946 to be a rancher. Among his victories are two Masters titles, a U.S. Open win, and two PGA Championships. [ + - ]
2006: "The Departed," starring Leonardo DiCaprio, Matt Damon, Jack Nicholson, Mark Wahlberg and Martin Sheen, and directed by Martin Scorsese, premieres in New York City. The crime thriller, a remake of the 2002 Hong Kong film "Infernal Affairs," became the first remake to win the Academy Award for Best Picture and also captured Oscars for Best Director, Best Adapted Screenplay and Best Film Editing. The win for Scorsese was the first Oscar he received after previously losing out on nominations for "Raging Bull," "The Last Temptation of Christ," "Goodfellas," "Gangs of New York" and "The Aviator." [ + - ]
2003: Singer-songwriter Robert Palmer, best known for his hits "Simply Irresistible" and "Addicted to Love" and their iconic videos featuring a bevy of near-identically clad, heavily made-up female "musicians," dies from a heart attack at the age of 54 in Paris, France. [ + - ]
1986: The comedy "Crocodile Dundee" premieres in theaters. The movie, starring Paul Hogan as the title character, proved to be a worldwide phenomenon, earning $328 million worldwide after being made on a budget of less than $10 million. It would end up being the No. 2 box office movie of the year both in the U.S. and worldwide and spawned two sequels. [ + - ]
1986: William H. Rehnquist is sworn in as the 16th chief justice of the Supreme Court of the United States, while Antonin Scalia joins the court as an associate justice. [ + - ]
1984: Prince releases his song "Purple Rain" as a single. The song, which would reach No. 2 in the United States, comes from the movie and album of the same name and is widely considered one of the singer's signature hits. [ + - ]
1981: Nolan Ryan of the Houston Astros throws the fifth no-hitter of his career, breaking Sandy Koufax's mark while becoming only the third pitcher to throw a no-hitter in each league. He would add two more for a total of seven non-hitters in his career before retiring in 1993. [ + - ]
1981: Tennis player Serena Williams, who has won 33 grand slam titles (18 in singles, 13 in women's doubles, and two in mixed doubles) and has been ranked No. 1 in singles on six separate occasions in her career, is born in Saginaw, Michigan. Williams, the younger sister of fellow tennis star Venus Williams, became the World No. 1 for the first time on July 8, 2002, and regained the ranking for the sixth time on Feb. 18, 2013, becoming, at age 31, the oldest No. 1 player in the World Tennis Association's history. [ + - ]
1981: A prototype of the Boeing 767, a mid-size, wide-body twin-engine jet airliner, makes its maiden flight in Everett, Washington. [ + - ]
1977: The experimental space shuttle Enterprise flies on its own for the first time. The prototype was attached to a Boeing 747 Shuttle Carrier Aircraft and carried to a launch height, before being jettisoned by the use of explosive bolts to glide to a landing on the runways at Edwards Air Force Base. The intention of these flights was to test the flight characteristics of the orbiter itself, on a typical approach and landing profile from orbit. [ + - ]
1975: "The Rocky Horror Picture Show" premieres in theaters. Although the rock musical, starring Tim Curry, Susan Sarandon, Barry Bostwick and Richard O'Brien, tanked upon its release, it would find second life in midnight, audience participation showings that continue to this day. [ + - ]
1973: The Concorde makes its first non-stop crossing of the Atlantic in record-breaking time, flying from Washington, D.C., to Paris-Orly Airport in France in three hours and 32 minutes. [ + - ]
1969: The album "Abbey Road" by the Beatles is released in the United Kingdom. The album, which features such songs as "Come Together," "Something" and "Here Comes the Sun," would be released in the United States on Oct. 1. The album was named for the London street location of EMI Studios where the album was recorded and features the iconic image of the band crossing Abbey Road's "zebra crossing" near the studio. It was the band's last recorded album, although "Let It Be" was the last album released before the band's breakup in 1970. [ + - ]
1969: The sitcom "The Brady Bunch" premieres on television. The series, which revolved around a large blended family headed by by Robert Reed and Florence Henderson, would run for five seasons before ending on March 8, 1974. [ + - ]
1968: The movie musical "Oliver!" premieres in London, England. Based on the stage musical of the same name, which was based on Charles Dickens' novel "Oliver Twist," the movie would go on to earn 11 Academy Award nominations, winning six, including Oscars for Best Picture, and Best Director for Carol Reed. [ + - ]
1968: Actor Jim Caviezel, best known for movies such as "The Passion of the Christ," "Frequency," "The Count of Monte Cristo," "D������j������ Vu" and "The Thin Red Line," is born in Mount Vernon, Washington. [ + - ]
1964: The sitcom "Gilligan's Island," starring Bob Denver, Alan Hale Jr., Jim Backus, Natalie Schafer, Tina Louise, Russell Johnson and Dawn Wells, premieres on television. The show would last only three seasons before ending on Sept. 4, 1967, but would find new life in syndication and become a TV classic. [ + - ]
1962: The sitcom "The Beverly Hillbillies" premieres on television. The show, about a poor backwoods family transplanted to Beverly Hills after striking oil on their land, would run for nine seasons before ending on March 23, 1971. [ + - ]
1960: In Chicago, the first televised debate takes place between presidential candidates. Richard M. Nixon and John F. Kennedy squared off, with Nixon's campaign suffering a blow when he appeared looking pale, sickly, underweight and tired after a recent hospitalization to treat a knee infection. Nixon also refused makeup, and as a result his beard stubble showed prominently on the era's black-and-white TV screens. After the debate, polls showed Kennedy moving from a slight deficit into a slight lead over Nixon. [ + - ]
1959: Typhoon Vera, the strongest typhoon to hit Japan in recorded history, makes landfall, killing 5,098 people and leaving nearly 1.6 million others homeless. [ + - ]
1957: The play "West Side Story," with music by Leonard Bernstein and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim, opens on Broadway at the Winter Garden Theatre. The production ran for 732 performances before touring and then returning to the Winter Garden Theatre in 1960 for another 253 performance engagement, winning two Tony Awards in the process. It also spawned a 1961 musical film of the same name starring Natalie Wood, Richard Beymer, Rita Moreno, George Chakiris and Russ Tamblyn. The film won 10 Academy Awards out of 11 nominations, including Best Picture. [ + - ]
1956: Actress Linda Hamilton, best known for playing Sarah Connor in "The Terminator" and its sequel "Terminator 2: Judgment Day" and Catherine Chandler in the TV series "Beauty and the Beast" (pictured), is born in Salisbury, Maryland. [ + - ]
1955: Debbie Reynolds and Eddie Fisher are married in a simple, short ceremony in Grossinger, New York. The marriage produced a son and a daughter, "Star Wars" actress Carrie Fisher, but ended in divorce in 1959 when Fisher and Reynolds' best friend, fellow actress Elizabeth Taylor, fell in love following the death of Taylor's then-husband Mike Todd. [ + - ]
1948: Singer and actress Olivia Newton-John, best known for her role as Sandy in "Grease" and such songs as "Physical," "Have You Never Been Mellow" and "I Honestly Love You," is born in Cambridge, England. [ + - ]
1925: Singer-songwriter and musician Marty Robbins, one of the most popular and successful country and Western singers of all time, is born in Glendale, Arizona. Some of his best known songs include "A White Sport Coat," "El Paso," "Big Iron" and "Devil Woman." He died at age 57 of complications following cardiac surgery on Dec. 8, 1982. [ + - ]
1918: The Meuse-Argonne Offensive, the bloodiest single battle in American history, begins during World War I. The battle was part of the final Allied offensive of the war that stretched along the entire western front and would last until the Armistice on Nov. 11, 1918. The offensive cost the Americans 117,000 casualties, the French 70,000 and the Germans 100,000. The American casualties represented 40 percent of their total battlefield losses during the war. [ + - ]
1914: The United States Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is established by the Federal Trade Commission Act. [ + - ]
1914: American fitness and nutritional expert Jack LaLanne, who is sometimes called "the godfather of fitness" and the "first fitness superhero," is born under the birth name Francois Henri LaLanne in San Francisco, California. LaLanne, seen here at right in 1960, died of pneumonia at the age of 96 on Jan. 23, 2011. [ + - ]
1902: Levi Strauss, who founded Levi Strauss & Co., the first company to manufacture blue jeans, dies at the age of 73 in San Francisco, California. [ + - ]
1898: Composer George Gershwin, whose best known works include the orchestral compositions "Rhapsody in Blue" and "An American in Paris" as well as the opera "Porgy and Bess," is born in Brooklyn, New York. He died from a brain tumor at age 38 on July 11, 1937. [ + - ]
1888: Writer and poet T. S. Eliot, best known for such poems as "The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock" and "The Waste Land" and who won the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1948, is born in St. Louis, Missouri. He died of emphysema at the age of 76 on Jan. 4, 1965. [ + - ]
1872: The first Shriners Temple, called Mecca, is established at the New York City Masonic Hall. [ + - ]
1849: Physiologist and Nobel Prize laureate Ivan Pavlov, known primarily for his work in classical conditioning, is born in Ryazan, Russian Empire. Pavlov is most famous for his concept of "conditioned reflex," discovered while examining the rates of salivations among dogs. Pavlov discovered that then when a buzzer, metronome, bell or other stimuli provided to a dog before food, the dog will initially salivate when the food is presented. The dog later came to associate the stimuli with the presentation of the food and salivated upon the presentation of just that stimulus. Pavlov died of double pneumonia at age 86 on Feb. 27, 1936. [ + - ]
1820: American pioneer, explorer, and frontiersman Daniel Boone, whose frontier exploits made him one of the first folk heroes of the United States, dies of natural causes at age 85 in Defiance, Missouri. Boone is most famous for his exploration and settlement of what is now Kentucky. [ + - ]
1789: President George Washington appoints Thomas Jefferson as the first United States secretary of state. He also appointed John Jay as the first chief justice of the United States, Samuel Osgood as the first United States postmaster general and Edmund Randolph as the first United States attorney general. [ + - ]
1774: Environmentalist and pioneer Johnny Appleseed is born under the birth name Jonathan Chapman in Leominster, Massachusetts. Chapman, who would become an American legend while he was still alive, introduced apple trees to large parts of Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana and Illinois. [ + - ]
1772: The soon-to-be state of New Jersey passes the first law in the U.S. to license medical practioners, except those who do not charge for their services, or whose activity is bleeding patients or pulling teeth. [ + - ]
1687: The Parthenon in Athens is partially destroyed by an explosion caused by the bombing from Venetian forces led by Francesco Morosini who are besieging the Ottoman Turks stationed in Athens. About 300 people died in the explosion, which showered marble fragments over nearby Turkish defenders and caused large fires that burned until the following day and consumed many homes. [ + - ]
1580: Sir Francis Drake finishes his circumnavigation of the Earth by sailing into Plymouth, England, after nearly three years, with 59 out of 164 remaining crew aboard, along with a rich cargo of spices and captured Spanish treasures. [ + - ]


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Law Enforcement Scholarship Program for 2013 is now open
Crow Wing County Sheriff Todd Dahl announces that the Law Enforcement Scholarship Program for 2013 is now open. The Minnesota Sheriff's Association (MSA) will award up to 15 $600 scholarships for this year.
These scholarships are due to the coordinated efforts of the 87 sheriffs in Minnesota.
MSA members give special recognition to the financial needs of students attending the peace officer skills course, or one of the two-year or four-year law enforcement degree colleges; therefore, the scholarships are only available to students currently enrolled in one of the following three categories:
• Mandated POST Skills Programs.
• In their second year of a two-year law enforcement program.
• In their third or fourth year of a four-year college criminal justice program.
The Scholarship Committee, in making its selection of awards, intends to achieve representation from all geographical areas of the state.
Application forms and a statement of procedures are available at the Crow Wing County Sheriff's Office or online at www.mnsheriffs.org. Applications must be returned to the sheriff's office no later than Oct. 15.

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TOP house for more than 30 people.
Size220 m²
Floor No.2
- Family/child friendly
- Internet/WiFi
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- Suitable for events
- Lockable room
- Balcony/terrace
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Over 100 years old Beautiful & spacious Tudor style house , in a prime location in a suburb of Dortmund center Brackelmann - right in the middle of the green,
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10 minutes from the airport (bus, subway, taxi) , rental car service ,
5 min to highway ,
to reach surrounding cities ( Essen, Bochum , Cologne, Dusseldorf , Bremen, Hamburg , Hannover .... ) quickly ,
In the vicinity , about 5 minutes you can find bus , subway , taxi , restaurants , casino, several supermarkets , cafes and Large green areas such as
Conservation Area Buschei main cemetery with ancient trees , higher than the Westfalen Park
- Wickeder Ostholz with the Pleckenbrinksee
- Allotments
- a network of bike paths
Sports facilities , indoor pool, stables and 2 golf courses
Racecourse ,
-BVB Training Center
- Archdiocese of Paderborn and many beautiful churches
- Cultural balou
City Branch Library
Community College
- There are only 11 km to the Marine Park Luenen and Ems Canal
There are only 6 km to Phoenix Lake
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Very nice and newly renovated 5 living at Casa Brasil ,
The apartments are also individually rent and visible in my other listings .
I ask about the rooms individually to look at these offers in the tenders.
The beds are freshly made , fresh towels provided , also , there are pots, plates and utensils to cook for ourselves , there are also coffee machine , kettle , toaster and microwave
WLan Internet is included and 7.5% tax,also parking
House rules- Smoked allowed only outside the house, or outdoors,
we ask for compliance, since smoke odor perpetuates itself and also
the respect due to the other guests!
- From 22.00 clock room volume is desired!
- No parties and drugs!
- Bed-hopping and jumping is undesirable
- In general duty of care and cleanliness, please pay attention!
- Please only toilet paper in the toilet and rinse well is permitted, everything else please in the trash,
- Animals and visit by appointment only!
- Only to use beds which correspond to the number of persons, z.Bsp .: 2 persons (1 pair) 1 bed, if not avoided additional cleaning costs will be payable of € 10 per bed!
- When using the Internet, it is forbidden, illegal download
To use platforms!
- During the heating phase, please close windows and doors!
- Furniture and fixtures must not be altered or taken away!
- When a key is lost € 25 fee will be charged!
- When leaving the apartment, please make sure the lights, stove and
Oven is switched off, and the water is turned off!
- Street shoes please do not use in the apartment, ggbf. be able
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Very nice host. The shower and toilet is shared with another apartment, but this was not a problem for us.
Sehr netter Gastgeber. Die Dusche und das WC teilt man sich mit einer anderen Wohnung, was für uns jedoch kein Problem war.
Everything worked out great :) very close located to public transport, quiet location.
Apartment cozy, 3 bedrooms with shower each with TV, bathroom. Was clean and very friendly, helpful hosts :)
Would not hesitate to book again :)
Es hat alles super geklappt :) sehr nahe gelegen zu öffentlichen Verkehrsmitteln, ruhige Lage.
Wohnung gemütlich,3 Zimmer jeweils mit Fernseher,Bad mit dusche. War sauber und sehr freundliche,hilfsbereite Gastgeber :)
Würden es jederzeit wieder buchen :)
Beautiful nice apartment, easily accessible, friendly landlord
Schöne nette Wohnung , gut erreichbar, freundliche Vermieter
Small very luminous home, not far from the center, easy access to local transport.
Kleines gemühtliches Heim, nicht weit vom Zentrum, gute Anbindung an den örtlichen Nahverkehr.
Very close to training center of Borussia Dortmund, easy access to city center via public transport. Stores, local restaurants and even a skittle-alley in walking distance.
Not super luxurious rooms, but in good shape, very clean and cosy.
Very kind hosts.
We chose this place as it was closely located to my sister's family in Dortmund. However it really isn't that far from the centre of town - about 15 minutes on a tram. The apartment is cosy sized and the loft area with a second bed is pretty cool.
The apartment is really nice and I have felt totally comfortable. It is indeed quite far out, but the connection to bus and train is fine. All very clean and good facilities. To be recommended!
Die Wohnung ist wirklich sehr schön und ich habe mich total wohlgefühlt. Sie liegt zwar ziemlich weit außerhalb, aber die Anbindung an Bus und Bahn ist prima. Alles schön sauber und gute Ausstattung. Zu empfehlen!
A great welcome, pleasant accommodation. Center within easy reach. Tram
Een prima ontvangst, prettige accomodatie. Centrum eenvoudig met tram te bereiken.
Clean apartment on 2 levels. This apartment is best suited for one family because the two rooms are not really separate. (One on each level). The toilet and bathroom are on the 1st level. It may be annoying for two separate families. The staircase leading to the upstairs bedroom is a "little stiff" (Elderly care or children ...) The host seems very friendly although we have not communicated due to short stay (one night and language barrier)
Appartement propre sur 2 niveaux. Cet appartement convient mieux pour une seule famille car les deux chambres ne sont pas véritablement séparées. (une à chaque niveau). Les toilettes et la salle de bain sont au 1er niveau. C'est peut être plus embêtant pour 2 familles distinctes. L'escalier qui mène à la chambre du haut est un "peu raide" (Personnes âgées ou enfants attention...) L'hôte parait très sympathique bien que nous ayons peu communiqué à cause du séjour court (une seule nuit et de la barrière de la langue)
Very very nice place, very nice people, everything went smoothly and we are looking forward to next time!
Sehr sehr schöne Unterkunft, super nette Leute, alles hat problemlos geklappt und wir freuen uns schon auf nächste mal!!!
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The Sixty-fifth Annual Conference on World Affairs will be held April 8-12, 2013 on the University of Colorado's Boulder campus. Last year's CWA attendance was 94,281 at 200 sessions over five days.
This year's keynote address will be delivered by Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Hedrick Smith in Macky Auditorium on Monday, April 8 at 11:30 a.m.
In his 26 years with The New York Times, Hedrick Smith has covered six American presidents and their administrations. In 1971, he was a member of the Pulitzer Prize-winning team that produced the Pentagon Papers series. He covered the Vietnam War from Saigon and the Cold War from both Moscow and Washington. In 1974, he won the Pulitzer Prize for International Reporting from Russia and Eastern Europe.
Smith's number one best-selling book The Russians was based on his years as New York Times Moscow bureau chief from 1971 to 1974. His recent book Who Stole the American Dream? hasbeen hailed by critics for its brilliant analysis of political, economic and social trends in the U.S. over the past 40 years.
Smith has created 26 prime-time specials for PBS, including two Emmy Award-winning Frontline programs. His PBS specials have included topics such as Wall Street, Wal-Mart, Enron, education reform, health care and the environment.
Preceding the opening keynote will be the traditional keynote procession into Macky through the CWA's colorful "avenue of international flags" in Norlin Quad at 11:10 a.m.
The keynote procession and address is a time-honored Boulder tradition. Past keynote speakers include Eleanor Roosevelt, Henry Kissinger, Arthur Miller, Charles Krauthammer, and Chuck Hagel.
Another CWA tradition is the annual Tuesday night jazz concert, which will be on April 9 at 8 p.m. As with all Conference sessions, the concert will be free and open to the public. However, due to the enormous popularity of the event, advance seat-specifictickets will be allocated through a random lottery drawing. To receive instructions on how to enter the free lottery, write to firstname.lastname@example.com.
A biographical listing of participants confirmed to date is now online at www.colorado.edu/cwa. The full CWA schedule will be posted to that site in late March.


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Should college be cheaper for science students?
Should people who study science and business pay less for college than people who focus on art and history? That may soon be the case at Florida's state universities.
In tough economic times, Florida governor Rick Scott wants to steer college students toward careers that will pay off after graduation. There are more jobs available in Florida in the fields of business, engineering, healthcare, science and technology. So why not encourage students to focus on these "high-demand" subjects by charging less tuition for them?
"We assume students go to college because they want to pursue jobs," Dale Brill told TFK. He is the head of a group of business people, educators and lawmakers who made the recommendation to the governor to keep tuition low for job-friendly areas of academic study, called majors. "We all share the goal of students getting jobs and being productive citizens. Some majors are more valuable than others."
Supporters of the plan say it benefits students, the state and universities. More students will choose these "high-demand" majors and get jobs after graduation. The state will gain an educated workforce that is qualified to fill open jobs. Universities that can show that their graduates are getting jobs will qualify for more funding from the state.
But critics of the plan say it's unfair to load humanities majors—those who study literature, philosophy, history and art—with debt while keeping tuition low for so-called "high-demand" majors in business and science. In fact, university professors wrote a letter to Governor Scott arguing that corporations have a need for humanities majors with "superior analytical, critical thinking and communication skills." The letter also warns that if students majoring in history and other humanities subjects are forced to pay higher tuition, they may simply choose to attend universities in other states.
Still others argue that the plan sets students up for failure. Students should choose majors based on their interests, skills and talents, rather than on what jobs are available at any given time. Those who choose majors because they are interested in a particular field of study—whether it is engineering, art or literature—will be more successful and satisfied in their careers.
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The laws, passed in eight states last year, are widely viewed as a Republican ploy to disenfranchise minorities and older voters who are less likely to have the photo identification the measures require at the polls.
But von Spakovsky, flashing a blue tie and tight smile, brushed aside criticism with what has become a standard talking point on the right. "While many Republican legislatures have passed these kind of requirements," he said, "we know that in Rhode Island, Democrats passed it."
Rhode Island is, indeed, the curious exception to the rule: the only state with a Democratic legislature and left-leaning governor to approve a voter ID law last year.
And with the measure set to face its first big test in this fall's elections, civil rights activists and Democratic operatives — local and national — are still scratching their heads: how is it that one of the bluest states in the nation enacted a law so red?
It is not an easy question to answer; Governor Lincoln Chafee turned down a request for an interview for this story and Speaker of the House Gordon Fox and Senate President M. Teresa Paiva Weed's offices were no more forthcoming.
The silence isn't all that surprising.
While a Brown University poll conducted after the bill's passage found 85 percent of Rhode Islanders in favor of voter ID, elite opinion in Providence and Washington generally runs opposed. For those operating in leadership circles, this is an uncomfortable topic.
But after weeks of digging, the Phoenix has cobbled together a comprehensive account of Rhode Island's most compelling political whodunit in memory.
It is, in part, a political thriller: a tale of a quiet truce at a Providence restaurant, frantic phone calls from Washington, and intrigue in the governor's office. But the voter ID story also says something fundamental — and, at times, less than flattering — about how the people's business is conducted in Rhode Island.
In July of 2010, Speaker Fox and State Representative Jon Brien met for dinner at Fleming's, a steakhouse and wine bar on the ground floor of the Westin Residence Tower in downtown Providence.
They were, in some respects, an unlikely pair: Fox the pragmatic, openly gay Providence Democrat who had ascended to the Speaker's office just five months previous and Brien the brash, deeply conservative Woonsocket Democrat with a penchant for controversy.
But the two had known each other for some time; Jon's wife Stella briefly served alongside Fox in the House from 2001 to 2002. And Brien had been in the chamber since 2007.
Over the years, Brien says, the pair had developed a brotherly kind of relationship: sometimes close, sometimes combative, but always animated by a mutual regard.
And on this night, the brothers were meeting to make peace.
Over the winter, Brien had backed Fox's prime challenger to the speaker's chair, Gregory Schadone, throwing a few of his trademark haymakers along the way. And while the insurgents were gearing up for another run, it didn't look good.
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Excerpt: "Will Hill had to learn to rely on himself before his teammates could rely on him. To accomplish that goal, those teammates had to let Hill know how much he was needed.
Thats the lesson learned this season by the Giants up-and-coming safety. It could prove to be the most valuable lesson of his career.
Hill has the athleticism and ability to be a game-changer, and now he is in the proper place on the field and in his life following a suspension his rookie season and another for the first four games this season.
We had to let Will know how much we need him on this team, and show him that we had trust in him, veteran safety and team leader Antrel Rolle told
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We let him know how much of a necessity he is to this team. Once he understood that he is needed and is wanted, it helps him as far as his transformation outside of football. You cant let us down. He understands that exactly now.
Powerful words have created a powerful change in Hill.
To miss those games and be able to come back and help the team in the way Ive been helping them has been awesome, Hill said, because the organization and my teammates still believe in me, and that has helped me overcome so many thing.
Hill was hit with a four-game suspension to open the season for violating the NFLs substance abuse policy after he admitted to smoking marijuana. A star at Jersey Citys St. Peters Prep, Hill said he will keep his act clean.
I knew I could overcome my issues, but it is much easier when you have the support of your teammates and the organization, Hill said. Im able to play the game now and have fun.
Rich Hansen, the longtime winning coach at St. Peters Prep, said he is proud of Hill for straightening out his life.
Its like hes back at recess, running around the field and just having fun playing, and all that is a product of having a clear mind, said Hansen, whose team played in the Non-Public Group 4 Championship Game Friday night at MetLife Stadium against Paramus Catholic. Hill planned to attend the game.
Will is an icon to the kids here and hes been back for a few games this year and it is so good to see him. He will be the first to admit he made mistakes, but he has learned from those mistakes.
Said Hill: You have to conduct yourself in a professional manner. Everybody is watching. It makes me feel good to know I dont have to stress and worry about certain things, I just have to worry about football. I dont ever want to get in trouble again.
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Nature in violent action can be spectacle, tragedy and object of scientific wonder all at once
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Grove Karl Gilbert, one of the first geologists to survey the American West and later acting director of the United States Geological Survey, once wrote,
It is the natural and legitimate ambition of a properly constituted geologist to see a glacier, witness an eruption, and feel an earthquake. The glacier is always ready, awaiting his visit; the eruption has a course to run, and alacrity only is needed to catch its more important phases; but the earthquake, unheralded and brief, may elude him through his entire lifetime.
Gilbert's encounters with glaciers and volcanoes came easy. In 1899, while on a scientific expedition to Alaska, he spent months mapping, measuring and photographing nearly 40 glaciers. He had his encounter with active volcanoes when the expedition's small ship came within sight of Pavlov volcano, which Gilbert later reported was steaming from a spot high on the peak, and then sailed close to Bogoslof Island, a mound of steaming crags that had risen recently from the sea. But the shaking of an earthquake kept eluding him.
He left Alaska a month too soon to feel the ground rock back and forth during a magnitude 7.4 earthquake near Yakutat Bay, which raised a 40-foot wave that washed the shoreline on which Gilbert had recently stood. Gilbert seemed genuinely disappointed to have missed it. Nearly 30 years earlier, he had been "tantalized," so he wrote, when he left central California after an extended stay of several months and returned east just weeks before the Great Inyo Earthquake of 1872 shook the western half of the continent, from Oregon to Central America. His appointment with geological upheaval finally came on April 18, 1906. That morning, he was asleep at the Faculty Club at Berkeley—in town to attend a meeting about California mining and how it was ruining the environment—when, "by a tumult of motions and noises," he was awakened and became aware "with unalloyed pleasure" that "a vigorous earthquake was in progress."
The destruction in Berkeley was "trivial" by his estimation, but within two hours of the earthquake, he learned "that a great disaster had been wrought on the opposite side of the bay and that San Francisco was in flames." It took him two days to find passage there by ferry.
When he arrived, the city was still burning. He chronicled the progress of the fire, watching as block after block of close-set wooden houses were consumed by flames. At one point, he recorded in his notebook the time it took for a two-story building to be destroyed: "roof gone in seven minutes; first falling of wall in nine minutes; flaming ruins in twelve minutes." After the fire ended, he set off, again by ferry, to the area hardest hit by the earthquake, which was on the north side of the bay, and there he began a formal scientific investigation.
Gilbert would author a famous government report about the earthquake. At the end of the report, he considered the possibility that future earthquakes might strike San Francisco. Should a repeat of the 1906 event be expected within the lifetimes of the next few generations, he wondered, or had the recent calamity given the area long-term immunity from another violent disturbance? He had no answer. But he was sure that "timidity will cause some to remove from the shaken district and will deter others who were contemplating immigration."
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On Monday, Texas Governor Rick Perry sent a rather pointed letter to Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius, explaining why his state will not be taking measures to prepare for the implementation of ObamaCare (specifically, with Medicaid expansion and a state insurance exchange). Burrrrrrrn:
In the ObamaCare plan, the federal government sought to force the states to expand their Medicaid programs by – in the words of the Supreme Court – putting a gun to their heads. Now that the "gun to the head" has been removed, please relay this message to the President: I oppose both the expansion of Medicaid as provided in the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act and the creation of a so-called "state" insurance exchange, because both represent brazen intrusions into the sovereignty of our state.
I stand proudly with the growing chorus of governors who reject the PPACA power grab. Thank God and our nation's founders that we have the right to do so.
Neither a"state" exchange nor the expansion of Medicaid under the Orwellian-named PPACA would result in better "patient protection" or in more "affordable care." What they would do is make Texas a mere appendage of the federal government when it comes to health care.
Although his erstwhile presidential bid was somewhat ill-fated, Gov. Perry has few rivals in the straight-shootin' ability to guilelessly tell it like it is — and doing so like a boss, to boot. The governor appeared on Fox News this morning to explain his reasoning, and I think he's got it completely right on what's really going on here:
"If anyone had any doubt, we wanted to put it clearly to bed that Texas wasn't going to be a part of expanding socializing of our medicine," he said in an exclusive interview with Fox News. "We're not going to participate in any exchanges, we're not going to expand Medicaid – we're just not going to be a part of, again, socializing healthcare in the state of Texas." …
"Medicaid is a failed a program. To expand this program is not unlike adding a thousand people to the Titanic. You're going to further drive this country into debt," Perry said. "You don't expand a program that is not working already." …
"If the federal government is serious about working with the states and finding solutions to the healthcare needs, what they would do is block grant those dollars back to the states," he said. "I can assure you that Texas and other states would find more effective, efficient ways to deliver healthcare to their citizens and do it in a way that preserves those individuals freedom."
"I'm always intrigued with the concept that there's free money out there, and that we can pour more money into a program that has already failed, and somehow or other we're going to have a different result than what we had the first time," he added. …
"If the private insurance sector wants to set up these types of ability to trade across lines and what have you – I think they ought to have the ability to do that," he said. "But not this one-size-fits-all, federally-mandated, Washington-centric concept that the Obama administration, through Obamacare, is trying to force upon us."
So. Much. Truth. The federal government reserves the right to swoop in and set up these programs themselves if Texas and fellow rebel states follow through on their promise to not act, but I'm still keeping my fingers crossed, hoping darn thing repealed before it comes to that. Gulp.
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Saturday night at Great Scott was weird. Fun, but weird.
This sold-out all-acoustic endeavor drew people with scally caps and neck tattoos, people presumably there for the first almost-DUCKY BOYS show in a few years, "normal" looking people who I assume came to see LAURA STEVENSON, and nobody dressed like a classy hillbilly except for WILLIAM ELLIOTT WHITMORE


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Many people do not know that our storm drains flow directly to our lake, river, and stream without treatment. The City needs volunteers to place markers next to storm drains to remind people to "Dump no Waste." The markers use a strong adhesive, so we ask that an adult assist volunteers less than 16 years of age with this activity. Markers must be placed during warm, dry conditions in order for the adhesive to set properly.
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Reflections on my fallen colleague: Yusuf Keynan
My mother once sarcastically told me she could allow for my death, but couldn't live with seeing my leg or hand amputated or with a lost eye after reporting from a battlefield. It was when she first learned that I had been secretly studying journalism in May 2005. The news made her distraught. She wanted me to go to school for medicine upon completing high school and become a doctor; my father wanted me to be a sheikh--an Islamic scholar. I wanted to be a journalist, but didn't dare tell them.


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Police reopen northbound Route 287 lanes in Mahwah after deadly accident
MAHWAH — Route 287's northbound lanes were reopened shortly before 11 p.m. Tuesday by police investigating a crash in which three people were killed when a tractor-trailer struck a disabled cement truck, state police said.
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The tractor-trailer, carrying a load of bricks, struck the side of the broken-down truck that was being worked on in the right shoulder of the road shortly after 12:30 p.m. near Exit 66. The concrete company's two repair workers and driver were killed while standing in the shoulder outside the truck, according to a state police press release.
State police on Tuesday evening had yet to release the identities of those killed, the names of the drivers or the names of the companies that owned the trucks. That information could be released by Wednesday at the earliest, Flynn said.
The tractor-trailer also hit a silver Toyota Avalon, which "remained in contact with the front of the tractor as it ended up on the right shoulder well ahead of the cement truck," according to the release.
State police spokesman Trooper Jeff Flynn said he could not elaborate pending the ongoing investigation.
Both the tractor-trailer and car then caught fire and suffered heavy damage. A husband and wife in the Toyota and the driver of the tractor-trailer escaped before the fire engulfed the truck's cab. They were sent to two local hospitals for minor injuries, according to the release.
State police initially reopened one lane of northbound Route 287 north of Exit 59, Flynn said. But all northbound lanes were later closed at that site, with motorists diverted at Exit 59 and the highway reopened at Exit 66, according to Mahwah police.
Flynn said "I don't anticipate any closures for rush hour tomorrow morning."
All southbound lanes remained open during the police investigation.
Authorities were investigating why the tractor-trailer was close enough to the shoulder to strike the cement truck and the roles of other vehicles in the 12:38 p.m. accident. The Bergen County Prosecutor's Office, Bergen County Medical Examiner and National Transportation Safety Board are assisting in the investigation. The state's Department of Transportation and Mahwah Police Department helped at the scene and with diverting traffic.
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Five-day museum closure as part of £3.5m revamp of Fort Nelson - Tuesday, 22 February 2011
The Royal Armouries Museum at Fort Nelson will close for five days after the half-term holiday as part of the latest phase of its long-awaited £3.5m redevelopment.
The museum will be closed to visitors from Monday, February 28, to Friday, March 4,inclusive, to allow essential works, including the relocation of some of the largest guns in the national collection.
Sean Mannie, Head of Royal Armouries South, said, "We're sorry to have to shut the museum and we have deliberately scheduled the closure for after half-term, when we are running our popular children's events on the Tuesday and Thursday. We have also confined the work to weekdays, so we can ensure it's business as usual at weekends."
Access to the grounds outside the Victorian Fort on Portsdown Hill remains unaffected – visitors will still be able to walk around the dry moat surrounding the museum, access the grassed area and enjoy the scenic views over Portsmouth Harbour.
This is the only planned closure of the Fort during its redevelopment, which is part-funded by a grant of nearly £2m from the Heritage Lottery Fund. The project is due to complete this summer and will see the fort transformed into a museum fit for the 21st century, complete with a glass-sided new gallery, visitor centre, classroom-of-the-future and extended parking
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Boy, that question brings many, many things to mind.
We have handled a LOT of material since APEX first got started.
The M2HB and M1919 Browning kits that came out of Yugoslavia were unique and I was very excited to find that some of the M1919A4's had been converted to 8X57 by the Yugoslavian Army.
Back when we had large shipments of Yugo AK kits Jeff spotted this carved kit and set it aside for me. Here are the imgaes of the finished gun::
We have also handled a small batch of excellent Romanian PKM kits. All of which became semi-auto firearms.
More recently finding the BGS FAL's was an exciting time.
I have also had the experience (many times over) of opening a box and finding bags of hard to find parts. The same parts that I myself had tucked away after years of searching thru gunshows!
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Taking the Leap:
Freeing Ourselves from Old Habits and Fears
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In this pithy, inspiring book, Pema Chödrön presents the Buddhist concept of shenpa, which can be translated as "getting stuck" or "getting hooked." Shenpa arises in that moment when life suddenly becomes disappointing, difficult, or painful. Here, Ani Pema offers transformational teachings and practices that readers can immediately put to use in their daily lives.
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Today I continued my discussion of Ogg Frog's audio architecture in my Kuro5hin diary by explaining its implementation of Mac OS X Core Audio Output.
Tomorrow or so I will discuss Windows' waveOut.
Still to be implemented are the various Linux sound architectures. I'll use /dev/dsp to start with, not really for production use but just to get something up and running. I'll also support esd and ALSA in the release code. I also expect to support BeOS/Haiku's Media Kit, and whatever *BSD provides.
After the discussion of Windows output I'll discuss my Ogg Vorbis and MP3 decoders, which are built on libvorbis and lame respectively.
I'm thinking I'll have to cut some of my planned 1.0 features to be able to stick to a February 1.0 release. I've been devoting quite a bit of time to practicing piano, in preparation for playing Open Mics again for the first time in months, and it's been cutting into my coding time.
Should I Support GPL version 3?
Someone in my k5 diary asks why I specify only version 2 of the GPL. The reason is that I'm not comfortable with the "or, at your option, any future version" clause in GPL license notices.
As I say in reply to the fellow, Richard Stallman may not have a price, but he's not immortal, and Bill Gates has a lot of money.
I haven't yet really studied GPL v3, so I don't yet know if I'll use it when it's ready for production use, but even if I do, I'll specify that only that one version applies, and not future versions.
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The renowned horn-driven funk outfit Tower of Power have been issuing albums and touring the world steadily since the early '70s, in addition to backing up countless other musicians. The group's leader since the beginning has always been tenor saxophonist Emilio Castillo, who was born in Detroit but opted to pursue his musical dreams in Oakland, California. It was in Oakland that Castillo put together a group called the Motowns, which, as their name suggested, specialized in '60s-era soul. In 1967, Castillo teamed up with baritone sax player Stephen "Doc" Kupka, and soon the Motowns were transformed into Tower of Power. (One of the first tunes the duo penned together was "You're Still a Young Man," which would eventually go on to be one of Tower of Power's signature compositions.) Tower of Power played regularly in the Bay Area throughout the late '60s, as their lineup often swelled up to ten members, including such other mainstays as Greg Adams on trumpet and vocals, Lenny Pickett on sax, and Rocco Prestia on bass. By 1970, the funk outfit had inked a recording contract with Bill Graham's San Francisco Records, resulting in the group's debut the same year, East Bay Grease, which failed to make an impression on the charts as Tower of Power were still trying to find their own sound. But it soon came together for the group, as 1972's Bump City would touch off a string of classic hit albums, including 1973's self-titled release (which introduced vocalist Lenny Williams and included another of the group's most enduring tunes, "What Is Hip?"), 1974's Back to Oakland, and 1975's Urban Renewal and In the Slot. While Tower of Power remained a must-see live act, as disco became the new trend in R&B the group's original funk-laden style fell out of favor, and disco-oriented albums like 1978's We Came to Play and 1979's Back on the Streets didn't please critics or fans, and the band would go nine years without releasing an album. Despite it all, Tower of Power -- in particular their horn section -- remained a much in-demand backing group for some of pop/rock's biggest names, including Elton John, Santana, Bonnie Raitt, Huey Lewis, Little Feat, David Sanborn, Michelle Shocked, Paula Abdul, Aaron Neville, Aerosmith, Public Image Ltd., and many others. In 1988, Tower of Power returned to the studio for the album Power, and in 1991 they signed with Epic Records, where they released five albums by the end of the decade. Into the new millennium, Tower of Power kept up their reputation as a strong live band, maintaining a steady touring schedule, and in 2009 they launched their own TOP Records label with The Great American Soulbook, in which they covered a dozen soul and R&B classics in the trademark Tower of Power style. In 2007, Tower of Power celebrated their fourth decade together with a special concert at San Francisco's Fillmore Auditorium, and a year later the show was issued in a special CD/DVD package, simply titled 40th Anniversary. In 2013, Tower of Power took a look back with the release of Hipper Than Hip: Yesterday, Today & Tomorrow, which documented a live radio broadcast from 1974. The bandmembers also announced they would be touring in 2013 and 2014 with two other iconic acts from Northern California, Journey and the Steve Miller Band. ~ Greg Prato & Steve Leggett
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Having had a bit of time to reflect on things, I've grown quite attached to these quirky reviews and wonder if we have inadvertently created the two most unusual videogame reviews on the Internet. Now, what with the Internet being a rather large place and all, I know that's a tall order. I'm sure you'll let us know if you think they live up to that claim in the comments. Over to Bob, Fred and Rebecca… Continue Reading "Most Unusual Uncharted and Halo Reviews on the Internet?" »


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Sixteen months after an uprising forced Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak to step down, the country may finally have a new leader. On the morning of June 18, Islamist candidate Mohammed Morsi declared victory in Egypt's landmark presidential election.
While the official results will not be released until Thursday, a tally shows Morsi receiving 13.2 million votes, or 52% of the 25.5 million total votes. His opponent, Mubarak's former Prime Minister Ahmed Shafiq, received 12.3 million votes, or 48%. The count is based on results announced by election officials at each polling center. Morsi represents an Islamic group called the Muslim Brotherhood. If he is formally confirmed as the winner of the election, he will be the Arab world's first Islamist head of state. Shafiq has challenged Morsi's claim of victory.
A Historic Election
This is Egypt's first free presidential election since the pro-democracy demonstrations in 2011. A temporary military government, known as the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces, has been ruling the country since Mubarak's resignation. The military council promised to turn power over to an elected civilian government by the end of June. But before polls closed on Sunday, the council issued last-minute constitutional amendments that would greatly limit presidential authority and keep power within the ruling military generals. This would include military control over laws, civilian arrests and budgets.
The question remains as to whether or not the new president and the military can work together. But Morsi did not express concern over the amendments during his victory speech. He instead emphasized his plan to uphold the democratic principles of the 2011 protests. This new era in Egypt's history will be one of "stability, love and brotherhood for the Egyptian civil, national, democratic, constitutional and modern state," said Morsi.
An Uncertain Future
Many civilians are discouraged by the military amendments and are still worried about the future of Egypt. Ayat Maher, a 28-year-old mother of three who voted in the presidential election, believes the same problems exist now as they did before last year's protests. "The same people are running the country," she said, referring to the generals who have been in power since before the uprising. "It is as if the revolution never happened."
Morsi's opponents say they are concerned about the future of Egypt under an Islamist president. Some fear that Egypt will become an Islamic state under his rule. Morsi tried to calm some of those fears during his victory speech. "We are all brothers of this nation, we own it together, and we are equal in rights and duties," said Morsi.


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Discussion in 'Off-topic Zone' started by jobberone, Nov 23, 2012.
Let's hear your recipe. I need some neat ideas. Thanks.
Cole slaw looks like salad that someone's already chewed on. Not sure of that's a recipe you'd be interested in so sorry about that.
A Good spot for it, is in the garbage.
Yeah I don't like that stuff.
This is the one I normally use, I let it to set up in the fridge for a couple hours before serving.
Also I add celery seed, because they are awesome imo.
I love a good cole slaw so I'll chime in something worthy of note.. Obviously nobody has the time nowadays to cut up their own cabbage and stuff so get one of those pre-sliced bags but in addition they also have a broccoli slaw mixture. I would go 1 part broccoli slaw to 2 parts regular cabbage style slaw. Then of course you use your favorite mayo, mustard, honey, and as much cayenne as you can handle (Maybe start with 1 teaspoon,) and the final ingredient is fresh lemon juice.
If you need me to be more specific on the mixtures let me know. I don't use precise measurements, I mix everything according to taste samples at various intervals...
If I don't feel like making a homemade slaw sauce then I go with Hidden Valley and then I add the cayenne and lemon juice to tweak it...
I grew up on my mom's slaw so that is what I emulate...
I do NOT like sweet slaw...
Bag of pre-cut slaw
Mayo... to taste. Mix it where it looks dry as it will get soggy if you don't. You can add more mayo later if need be.
Balsamic Vinegar to taste. This is the secret.
Salt and Pepper to taste.
It's a South Carolina style slaw and everyone I make it for asks for the recipe...
If you have never tried a vinegar slaw, try this one... you won't be sorry...
I forgot to mention a little bit of black pepper to..
I looove sweet slaw. Here is mine.
16 oz bag coleslaw mix
1 sm onion-chopped fine
2/3 c miracle whip dressing
3 Tbsp vegetable oil
1/2 c sugar
1 Tbsp vinegar
1/4 tsp salt
1/4 -1/2 tsp celery seed
1. I run the coleslaw mix through my food processor to make it more fine.
2. Combine coleslaw mix and onion in a large bowl.
3. Whisk together miracle whip, vegetable oil, sugar, vinegar, salt and celery seed in a medium size bowl.
4. Pour dressing mix over coleslaw and toss to coat. Chill until ready to serve *this taste best if chilled an hour or longer*
Anyone else expect this to be a Beasley thread?
Shredded Broccoli Slaw + Sliced Almonds + Dried Cranberries + Poppyseed Dressing.
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Man, some good stuff some of which I've never tried.
I'm going to do a basic one as well as eventually get around to the poppy seed and almond ones.
I cut my own. It only takes a few minutes. We used some Sushi vinegar this last time but I used too much mayo for her. Some Splenda. She wants to put salt in it and soak 'to make it soft'. I like mine crunchy so first to get there gets to throw ingredients in.
I might try some flax seed but definitely the celery seed. Cranberries instead of carrot. And a few cut up nuts to make it special.
I think the frig is a must. Anyone know what that does other than change the temp?
My mom got me used to using salt, pepper, red wine vinegar and oil. I've since added seasoning salt & celery salt. I dont care for the thick mayo based stuff much.
Have to try the balsamic or raspberry as well as just some oil instead of much mayo as she doesn't like it as much.
Thanks for all the ideas.
This. The best cole claw I've ever had was with oil and vinegar and big spicy peppers on the side.
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I have to give some love to Harry Styles who stopped during a heavy rainstorm to take a photo with fans. Not many celebrities would have done that.
Idris Elba in the new issue of Details.
Jessica Alba goes see through in NYC.
Jennifer Hudson at the birthday party for her son.
Jon Hamm takes a selfie with Matt Lauer on a plane.
Jonah Hill has the smile of a man who knows where a great all you can eat buffet is. I know the feeling.
Liam Hemsworth and Jennifer Lawrence take a selfie with Elizabeth Banks.
Joel Edgerton gets some beach time in Australia.
Kate Beckinsale arrives back in Los Angeles.


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McCrory's 1st bill as governor: new diplomas for HS grads
ASHEBORO, N.C. - Republican Pat McCrory signed his first bill as North Carolina governor Monday, putting into law a proposal calling for new diplomas for high school graduates that fits well into his campaign platform to get public schools to better prepare students to go to work.
The law requires the State Board of Education develop by the fall of 2014 new diplomas that make clear whether a student is ready for college, ready a vocational career, or both. The bill received final approval from the General Assembly last week.
The bill also tells the board to look at ways to make it easier to license vocational and technical teachers.
McCrory said he was proud that this will be the first law with his signature on it.
"We must ensure our education system provides opportunities and pathways for our students to get the necessary knowledge and skills to fulfill their post-graduation goals, whether that be entering the workforce or continuing on to getting a higher degree," the governor said.
The bill was signed in Asheboro at Randolph Community College's industrial center. The bill's primary sponsor, Sen. Jerry Tillman, is a Republican from Randolph County.
"In these tough economic times it is important that we teach our students the critical thinking and technical skills required to get a job," Tillman said.


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2-room apartment in the HH-City (nk_12)
Size45 m²
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The bright apartment has one big room which is equipped with 2 bunk beds for 4 persons and a small double room with another bunk bed for the 5th and 6th person. It's furnished with a TV, a fully equipped kitchen and a nice bathroom. The kitchen is equipped with a fridge, a coffee machine, a toaster, a stove and an oven. In the large room there's also a sleeping couch so that up to 8 persons can stay in this apartment.
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Very nice and spacious appartment. It is quite well located, just closed to Berliner Tor station with connections to all the most important places to visit in Hamburg. It´s only 20 minutes directly from Airport. In the neighborhood you can easily find supermarket (Real and Lidl), bakery, bank, ...
Do not worry about the building, as you enter in it is seems that someone is going to mug you. It is a little bit scary but nothing to do with real life. It is safe and silent.The apparment was EXTREMELY TIDY AND CLEAN, and looks like in pictures. You can find a kitchen with all electrical appliance, even you can find coffee-machine filters for free!. Very confortable beds and a super WLAN internet access. Agentur am Fischmarkt really made our visit in Hamburg.
It was perfect!
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Nice place to stay. The House is old but well kept. As it is very close to the red light district it can be quite noisy at night. You can be sharing the apartment with three other room guests so be ready to share the bathroom. Perfect area for tourism.
Perfect: hospitality and communication With the owner, near to the center +++
Great place to stay, nice neighborhood.
As advertised (I got the exact room portrayed in the picture), nice and clean. Welcoming and accommodating host, the neighborhood was not particularly noisy (at least not more than expected)
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Since I had a bicycle accident we had at 28.06. leave early,
to the 29.06.in Bayreuth to be early at doctor.
The accident I had at 23:06. in Lauenburg, we are then driven by public transportation to Hamburg because we had already paid for the accommodation and any travel insurance had been completed. The accident was also not predictable and we wanted from Lauenburg to Elmshorn the Elberadweg fetigmachen, this was the missing piece of the Elbe Cycle Path from its source in the Giant Mountains. until then, because we already had the piece of Hamburg through the old Landbis Cuxhaven, Brunsbüttel, Elmshorn.
For me it was very difficult with Krüken 4 floors to the apartment in Hamburg Hansaplatz 2 to reach the 4th floor, there is no elevator was very, very difficult to run up the stairs, even with this zumahl gesundenen people in our age 68 and 66 years is a Tourtur. Since the staircase from floor to floor is about 3.5 meters high. Otherwise, the apartment is to be assessed as well.
Da ich einen Fahrradunfall hatte mußten wir am 28.06. früh abreisen,
um am 29.06.in Bayreuth früh bei Arzt zu sein.
Den Unfall hatte ich schon am 23.06. in Lauenburg wir sind dann aber mit öffentlichen Verkehrmittel nach Hamburg gefahren, da wir ja die Unterkunft schon bezahlt hatten und keine Reiseversicherung abgeschlossen hatten. Der Unfall war ja auch nicht vorhersehbar und wir wollten von Lauenburg bis Elmshorn den Elberadweg fetigmachen, dies war das fehlende Stück des Elberadweg von der Quelle im Riesengebirge. bis dahin, da wir schon das Stück von Hamburg durch das alte Landbis Cuxhaven, Brunsbüttel, Elmshorn hatten.
Für mich war es sehr schwierig mit Krüken 4 Stockwerke zur Wohnung in Hamburg Hansaplatz 2, 4.Stock zu gelangen, da kein Aufzug vorhanden ist war das war sehr,sehr schwer die Treppen zu laufen, zumahl dies auch bei gesundenen Leuten in unseren Alter 68 und 66 Jahre eine Tourtur ist. Da der Treppenaufgang von Stockwerk zu Stockwerk ca 3,5 Meter hoch ist. Ansonsten ist die Wohnung als gut zu bewerten.
It was a nice room in a really great area of Hamburg.
The room and bathroom were super clean and everything was there.
Es war ein nettes Zimmer in einem wirklich tollen Stadtteil von Hamburg.
Das Zimmer und Bad waren super sauber und alles war da.
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William Cronon, from The American Scholar, Volume 67, No. 4, Autumn 1998.
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The university's bachelor's degree programs include courses in Liberal Studies designed to help each student attain the knowledge, skills, and attitudes of an educated person, including the ability to think critically, communicate effectively, identify and solve problems reflectively, use information and technology responsibly, develop an appreciation for the creative and performing arts, and, form a basis for continued personal development and lifelong learning.
Additionally, some aspects of the program foster the development of citizenship characteristics such as behavior characterized by honesty, integrity, and responsibility; service to others; awareness of and sensitivity to the concerns of diverse people and cultures; and commitment to stewardship of the natural and cultural environment.
Liberal Studies requires a total of 42 semester hours, distributed in the following way: The Core (21 hours), The First-Year Seminar (3 hours), and The Perspectives (18 hours).
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