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A Painter of Rabbinic Primal Screams: Boston Expressionist Hyman Bloom
Art lovers have until January 24 to catch a compelling exhibit at the Yeshiva University Museum, "Hyman Bloom: A Spiritual Embrace."
Originating at Massachusetts's Danforth Museum of Art the show focuses on Bloom, one of the key Boston Expressionists examined in "Boston Modern: Figurative Expressionism as Alternative Modernism" by Judith Bookbinder (University of New Hampshire Press, 2005).
In tragically majestic, angst-ridden canvases, several entitled simply "Rabbi With Torah" (undated, cat. 48; c. 1995-2005, cat. 41; 1999, cat. 46) viewers can see a Jewish parallel to Francis Bacon's "Three Screaming Popes." Bloom's painterly primal screams hardly lessen in power as the painter advances into great old age. Misprized early on by both admirers and detractors, Bloom was prematurely dubbed by critic Clement Greenberg as "America's Greatest Living Painter" in the 1940s, while in the '50s, Hilton Kramer nastily commented that seeing Bloom's work in a gallery was like "finding gefilte fish at a fashionable party…You can smell the pastrami."
Both extreme appraisals missed the point. Born Hyman Melamed in Brunaviški, a Latvian village, Bloom emigrated with his family to Boston's West End in 1920. There he was taught by the noted art instructor Harold Zimmerman, who stressed painting from memory, an approach which turned out to be ideal for an aspiring visionary like Bloom. Choosy about his friendships (Bloom's closest ally and patron was the even longer-lived A. Stone Freedberg, Bloom was an ardent fan of hazanut, especially the famous cantor Pierre Pinchik, whose "Hassidic fervor" galvanized Bloom.
Ever in search of ecstasy, Bloom also studied Flamenco and Tibetan music, learned to play the sitar, and even took LSD. This offbeat mix made for unusual results, as his longtime art dealer Terry Dintenfass implied in an interview when she claimed that Bloom was the "most beautiful man I know in the whole world except for Ornette Coleman. He's a very strange man." Juxtaposing the innovative jazzman Coleman with Bloom rings true. Both created stunning riffs on familiar themes, rendering them strange and sometimes unsettling.
Watch below a trailer for a new short documentary, Angélica Brisk's "Hyman Bloom: The Beauty of All Things."
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At the Harris County Sheriff's Office's new K-9 obstacle course in Humble, dogs train to handle challenges they may come across on the beat: stairs, ramps, ladders, walls or tunnels. Sergeant Mike Thomas is in charge of the K-9 training. He says four-legged deputies can do things that their human counterparts can't.
"So like when you go home and your wife is cooking and they're cooking spaghetti and you come in and you go, 'Spaghetti.' Well, the dog walks in and goes, 'Hmm, flour, salt, hamburger, garlic, tomato.' So they can break down those odors into categories, and that's what makes them so valuable to us."
That skill is useful when it comes to finding drugs even when they're wrapped in several layers and surrounded by other heavy odors like coffee or mustard. Also, Thomas says, K-9s can clear a crowd much faster than officers can.
Sheriff Garcia during K9 honoring ceremony
Some of the preferred breeds the Sheriff's Office looks for are German Shepherds, Belgian Malinois, Rottweilers and Bouviers, usually from Europe. Many of them are donated by local charity K9s4COPS.
Thomas says one out of about 8,000 dogs is able to become a police dog. The most important characteristic is drive.
"That's what they have to have. They have to have drive. A dog that would drive a normal person crazy. They have them in the backyard and they destroy their yard, they destroy their barbecue pit, just constantly tearing things up. That's the kind of dogs we're looking for."
This week, the Sheriff's Office honored the strong drive of their 24 K-9s and awarded them with crime fighter badges during an official ceremony.
Sheriff Adrian Garcia appropriately began his speech like this:
"Woof, woof, woof!"
He also expressed his gratitude – in English – for the service of the agency's dogs and their handlers.
Two of the K-9s, Tommy and Boomer, received special recognition for their crime fighting record, which landed them a nomination for the American Humane Association's annual Hero Dog Awards.
Tommy's handler, Deputy Jason Bullock, says his K-9 is great, but so are all of the Sheriff's Office's dogs.
"It's not so much being better than any of the other K-9s. Tommy has had just, you know, he's got quite a few captures in a short amount of time and you know, call it luck or skill or whatever. I mean I see him more on, like, the lucky side."
Tommy has helped in the arrest of 36 suspects, found an elderly missing man and found important evidence in a rape case. All that in just 18 months on the force.
The public can vote here for their hero dogs of the year in eight different categories through July 30. Winners will be announced on Aug. 6 and each receive $1,500 for their respective charity.
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Robert James (Bob) Bolin
Funeral Services for Robert James (Bob) Bolin, 89 of Lovington, NM are scheduled for 1:00 pm Thursday, February 20, 2014 at Hillcrest Baptist Church of Lovington, NM with Pastor Travis VanMeter officiating. Burial will follow at Resthaven Cemetery. Visitation is scheduled for Wednesday, February 19, 2014 from 8:00 am to 8:00 pm at Stevens Funeral Home of Lovington, NM. Services are under [auth] the direction of Stevens Funeral Home.
Robert James (Bob) Bolin was born January 4, 1925 in Garber, OK to Thomas Eldorado and Eva Pearl (Haight) Bolin. He went to be with the Lord, Saturday, February 15, 2014, in Lubbock, TX. He served in the US Navy as a radar operator during WWII beginning in 1943 and was honorably discharged in 1946. He married Joyce Irene Morrow on May 25, 1946 in Hobbs, NM. They were married for 65 years prior to her death on December 9, 2012. Together they raised 6 children. Bob graduated from Tonkawa High School in Tonkawa, OK in 1943 where he was a good football player. He graduated from ENMU in Portales, NM with a BA in journalism. He retired as a manager with the NM Department of Labor after 31 years of service. He worked part time for Walker Machine in Hobbs, NM for several years after retirement. Bob was an accomplished writer. He published over 74 short stories in Christian and youth magazines. He published numerous poems and over 18 stories in science fiction magazines. He published a book in the 1980's. He also wrote hundreds of stories about his family, trips, and events during his life. Bob's hobbies included playing harmonica, bowling, swimming and writing. He started playing the harmonica during his childhood and he played his harmonica every Sunday at the Lovington Good Samaritan Society along with several other musicians and friends as a means of entertainment for the residents.
Bob is survived by 3 sons: Bobby (Jeanne) of Roswell, NM, Gary (Kathy) of Hope, AR, and Tommy (Louisa) of Lovington, NM, 3 daughters: Belinda (Gary) Truesdell of Hobbs, NM, Barbara (Dale) Shepherd of Lovington, NM, and Betty (Kim) Gramse of Richfield, Utah, 3 sister-in-laws: Josavel Guenther of Sherman, TX, Corrine (Nat) Brawley of Texoma, OK, and Ella Mae (Bob) Hamlett of Lubbock, TX. He is also survived by 23 grandchildren, 31 great grandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by his wife, his parents, 6 brothers, 2 sisters, 2 brother-in-laws, his father-in-law, and his mother-in-law.
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Is Aloe truly bad for cats?
I love to eat, or let me rephrase, devour, plants. Ivy plants are one of my favorites. I also enjoy aloe. Last week I threw up two hairballs, which is expected since I have long hair. Then in the morning I had horrible diarrhea (resulting in a minor hair cut). Even though I will eat anything, I won't eat the various hairball treatments my mom got for me.
Would aloe have made me sick? If aloe is toxic for me, why do I keep eating it? Are there last side-effects? I've been eating aloe for months, just a little at a time, so I am not sure if it was the aloe that made me sick or something else I found. I am feeling much better, but my mom still catches me eating aloe and distracts me with my favorite treats. Does she have to throw away all of her aloe?
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According to the Cat Fancier's Association website, Aloe Vera AND ivy ARE poisonous to cats. It's possible that the toxins can build up in the cat's system and poison it slowly. If it were me, I would absolutely rehome all your plants before Betty poisons herself. If she loves plants, grow some catgrass (Internet sites are available on google) which will satisfy her cravings and keep her safe and healthy.
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My cat does the EXACT same thing! There's plenty of information about "plant eaters" here:
It's an article about cats that eat plants, why they eat them, how to stop them from eating them, and a list of plants that are toxic to cats.
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I cant seem to get a clear cut answer on this.
Yahoo just did a sotry on the guiness book of world records oldest cat 32 years...Its owner said she FED the cat Aloe Vera everyday..... and yet others say its toxic and yet cats seem to eat the plants all the time
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I know there's folks out there watching True Blood…
I'll tell you, I think everybody's favorite Supernatural Soap Opera has a LOT of work cut out for it this season. It is NOT going to be easy topping last season's "Vampire Liberace", Russell Edgington!
But, seeing as he's currently indisposed, the residents of Bon Temps must soldier on. Click through to read more and discuss the season premiere of True Blood!
Warning! SPOILERS ahead for Episode 1!!
Ah, the flash forward. Tried and true fictional narrative device. Whaaaaat? Bill is King of Louisianna now? Tara's a cage figther? Jason is an actual COP? I don't know which is hardest to beleive.
First though, I need to get on the record about the open. My stance on Sooki Stackhouse has always been that she's one of the LEAST interesting characters in the show. I know it's HER show, but still, there's half a dozen characters at least on this show that I would rather be watching. Jason, Tara, Eric, Sam, Jessica, Pam, Lafayette, hell… Andy Belflour. I just dont dig on Sooki (although I AM grateful that Anna put it all on record for us a couple of times, if you know what I mean).
So… I was leery of Fairy-ville to begin with. But now that its revealed to be more like Gremlin-land, I am REALLY worried. When Sooki and Lumberg were running from the fairy-gremlin's force blasts, I was like, Ohhhh goddd, here we go… the ramp was coming up, the shark was swimming, and all I was thinking was, well, at least we got three good seasons out of this show.
I shouldn't have worried. In the end, it was a small part of an excellent season premiere. It just happened to… open the premiere, thats all.
But once we got back to Bon Temps, everything was back to, LOL, "Normal".
I'm very much hoping that the coven of witches is this season's main storyline/bad guy as opposed to Sooki's Fairy God-Gremlins. The lead witch seems crazy… I like her. And I'm not sure yet whether Polly the Undead Parakeet came back to life because Lafayette completed the circle, or because Lafayette is actually providing the witchy power. I think it would be awesome if he eventually became a full out voodoo slinging warlock. That would be awesome!
Meanwhile, I like Jason, but he can stay in the fridge for awhile, cause I'm not sure I'm keen on the land of crazy panther people yet…
Tara though, nice! I like her as a baddass cage fighter, that was awesome! And she dismissed that drunk with style, too! I guess she got her fighting spirit back at some point since last season. She needs a hotter girlfriend though.
Bill's found some new friends, Arlene and Terry's kid is who we thought he was, and Jessica cooks the world's worst omlette. I hope she realizes that housekeeping isn't for her, and reaches her full potential this season, as the coming attractions allude.
And finally, the "Central Story of All Seasons" seems to be heading in an interesting direction. Somehow, Bill has leapfrogged Eric in the Vampire Beuracrachy and become King. Which means, apparently, he's Eric's boss now. Undeterred, Eric is making an outright play for Bill's ex, Sooki the Human/Fairy/Gremlin. How much that plays into Bill's actions is yet to be seen, but the previews make it look as if Bill tries to get Eric out of the way once and for all.
So, despite the jawdroppingingly awful visit to Fairy-ville that opened our show, Season 4 seems full of promise. And I'm sure it will only get crazier as the season goes on. If you're reading this and watching it, leave a quick (or not so quick if you want) comment, and we can get a discussion of this crazy show going as the season moves along!


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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - October 6, 2011, New Braunfels, Texas PAT GREEN ADDED TO 6RUENE MUSIC/WINE FEST BILL WEEKEND 5O0 New Braunfels ,7THURSDAY OCTOBER 6,2011 herald-zeitung.com SERVING NEW BRAUNFELS SINCE 1852Williams to voice tourism's viewFormer New Braunfels mayor named spokesman of group suing city over can ban ByOnBgBowMi The Herald-Zeilung The Tourist Associated Businesses of Comal County (TABCC) announced Tuesday that former New Braunfels Mayor Stoney Williams will serve as the official spokesman in its lawsuit against the city's pending disposable container ban. In a news release, TABCC said Williams has been an advocate for responsible river management, understands the direct and indirect impact river-related tourism has on local busi^ Williams ness and the importance of protecting the rights of the individuals who usé the city's rivers while maintaining ana preserving the rivers for future generations. His goal is to firld a solution that protects individual rights granted by the state, helps city government lessen the burden to local taxpayers, protects and maintains the beauty and tranquility of the rivers, maximizes river revenue from all tubers for effective river management costs, and encourages the business community's cooperative involvement, according to the press release. On Sept. 28, TABCC, Williams and others filed suit seeking to overturn the city's pending ordinance that would prohibit beer cans and other disposable containers on the Comal and Guadalupe rivers beginning Jan. 1. Ban opponents have petitioned to force a Nov 8 refi^ren-duni on the proposed ban. Jobs ► STEVE JOBS ^ple founder is dead Company announces death of former CEO CUPERTINO, MR. (AP) Steve jobs, the Apple founder and former CEO who invented and master-futlv markt'ted ever-sle('ker gadgets that transformed e very d a y tec hnology, from the personal computer to the iPod and iPhone, has dit'd. He was 56. Apple announced his death without giving a spe-c itif cause. "We are deeply saddened to .innounte that Steve Jobs f)assed away today,'* the company said in a brief statement. "Steve's brilliance, passion and energy were the sourc e of countless innovations that enrich and improve all of our lives. The world is immeasurably better because of Steve." |()l)s had battled cancer in 2t)Q4 and underwent a livcT transplant in 2009 after taking a leave ot absence for unspecified health problems. hHe t(K)k another leave ot absence in January —- his third since his health problems began — and officially resigned in August. lobs started Apple with a high school friend in a Silicon Vailey garage in 1976, was forctxi out a decade later and returned in 1997 to rescue the company. During his second stint, it grew into the most valuable technology company in the vvorlcl. (Cultivating Apple's coun-terculfural sensibility and a minimalist design ethic. Jobs rolled out one sensational product after another, even in the face of the late-2000s See JOBS, Page 3 GRUENE'S GREEN TO AID COMMUNITY Riotos by LAURA MgKBCIE | Herald-Zeitung Registered nurse and volunteer Jan Benton, left, talks with clinical supervisor Sylvia Muniz while working Wednesday at New Braunfels Volunteers in Medicine. FOR A GREAT CAUSE Clinic one of dozens to benefit from Music and Wine Fest By Betty Taytor The Heiald-Zeltung Since it first opened in 2008, the New Braunfels Volunteers in Medicine Clinic at 1195 W San Antonio St. has continued to help families who cannot afford medical insurance receive the medical and dental attention they need and may have not o t h e r w i s e received. The clinic is funded by New Braunfels Christian Ministries, a United Way partner agency. 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Why does my cat bite me me randomly, I don't rile her up. She also chews on my head when I sleep and chews my hair.
My 1 year old cat like to bite me (not hard) For no reason at all, I am sitting there and she bites my hand or leg. I don't really know why she does this. She also like to chew on my hair and sometimes when I'm laying on my side in the morning she bites my head and tries to chew on it.. Luckily I have a lot of hair so it doesn't hurt me so i brush her off and I scold her. I don't fully understand why she behaves like this.
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She is still a kitten and still exploring and discovering her world. However, biting should not be tolerated. Some cats are more "oral" than others and need to mouth everything in their path. I'm sure you've gotten her lots of toys, but play WITH her with the toys. When she does play, praise her profusely. When she bites, keep scolding her and saying "no bite!" Izzie play bites, too, and when he does, he gets left alone, kicked off my lap and scolded (but never hit). She could also be teething which will cause her to chew/bite. If you feed her all wet (soft) food, you may want to try introducing hard food or those "Greenies" made for cats.
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I was an equity trader for 13 years, and while I was financially successful, I found myself doing a lot of volunteer work to fill a need. I worked with programs for inner-city kids. One was through Catholic Charities and one was for Latin youth. I went through those programs in high school and, because of them, I went on to college and was hired on Wall Street. So I was passionate about the volunteer work, but it felt like I had two lives. Finally after the tragedy of 9/11, I decided to change careers.
I wanted to work in the medical field to help people, and set my sights on Medtronic. Working on Wall Street, I knew Medtronic was solid financially, and I liked that they were the market leader. But I knew I needed medical experience first. So I worked as a sales rep in the diabetes division of a big pharmaceutical company for four years. I did well there, was in the Top 10 percent, but it wasn't challenging enough. Luckily, an opening for sales in diabetes at Medtronic opened up, and I got it.
Here, I'm not just calling on doctors. I'm really living our Mission because I talk directly with patients. Many of them have been doing daily insulin injections and now their doctor has recommended an insulin pump to make managing their glucose levels easier. But they're nervous because it's a change for them. So I meet with them, answer their questions, and get them comfortable with the idea of a pump. Knowing Spanish has been a real plus, because about 10 percent of the people I talk with only speak Spanish. I help put them at ease.
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Education: Wesleyan University, bachelor's in Economics
Why I believe in insulin pumps:
They improve people's quality of life by giving them more freedom to do and eat what they want. But there's also the scientific standpoint: getting insulin continually throughout the day is a more natural way for your body to absorb insulin than just getting 4 injections in a day.
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I'm working toward becoming a district manager. My managers are helping me find opportunities to gain more skills. I'm now mentoring associate sales reps, and I'll be speaking at an upcoming national workshop for our entire diabetes division.
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Spend time with my family. We have 2 young children and like to take them to the park or swimming. I also coached T-ball and play sports of all kinds: flag football, softball, pick-up basketball. I'm very competitive.
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FXBAZOOKA.com - EUR/USD consolidates slightly above the Friday's multi-month low of 1.2167. Investors await the key presidential vote in Greece that could trigger early parliamentary election if failed. The vote begins at 10:00 GMT, with the result likely around an hour later.
Meanwhile, Jens Weidmann, a member of the European Central Bank's Governing Council and the president of Germany's Bundesbank, told a newspaper on Sunday that growth in Germany might be better than expected in the year 2015, and that the situation in Europe is not as bad as many people think.
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Freeman'S K Models As Reservoir Computing Architectures
Walter Freeman in his classic 1975 book "Mass Activation of the Nervous System" presented a hierarchy of dynamical computational models based on studies and measurements done in real brains, which has been known as the Freeman's K model (FKM). Much more recently, liquid state machine (LSM) and echo state network (ESN) have been proposed as universal approximators in the class of functionals with exponential decaying memory. In this paper, we briefly review these models and show that the restricted K set architecture of KI and KII networks share the same properties of LSM/ESNs and is therefore one more member of the reservoir computing family. In the reservoir computing perspective, the states of the FKM are a representation space that stores in its spatio-temporal dynamics a short-term history of the input patterns. Then at any time, with a simple instantaneous read-out made up of a KI, information related to the input history can be accessed and read out. This work provides two important contributions. First, it emphasizes the need for optimal readouts, and shows how to adaptively design them. Second, it shows that the Freeman model is able to process continuous signals with temporal structure. We will provide theoretical results for the conditions on the system parameters of FKM satisfying the echo state property. Experimental results are presented to illustrate the validity of the proposed approach.
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The Air New Zealand plane seriously endangered by bad air force safety practices was a Boeing jetliner which carries up to 379 passengers and crew, it emerged last night.
The air force yesterday finally briefed Air NZ on the aircraft it placed in danger with an illegal shipment of dangerous canisters. It was Air NZ's 747-400 passenger flight on August 23, 2009, from Auckland to Vancouver.
Air NZ chief pilot Dave Morgan said the air force had confirmed it had used the flight to transport passenger service units, which contain chemical oxygen generators.
The airline's rules forbid the units from travelling on passenger flights after 110 people were killed when a passenger jet in similar circumstances crashed in the United States in 1996.
Mr Morgan said "it would appear that at no point was Air New Zealand made aware of the event itself or the outcomes of their inquiry".
Chief of Air Force Peter Stockwell was called to Parliament to explain the incident and other safety failings.
The Accident Analysis Report was obtained by the Herald and detailed extensive safety problems throughout the air force. It was part of the air force investigation into the 2010 Anzac Day crash which killed three servicemen, but was never made public.
Defence Minister Jonathan Coleman yesterday refused to comment and would not give an assurance of confidence over air force safety. He said he had not read the report and was unaware of the Air NZ incident. He was later briefed by Air Vice-Marshal Stockwell.
Dr Coleman has ordered two inquiries into circumstances around the crash since the Herald began investigating.
The air force refused to comment yesterday but said it had told the Transport Accident Investigation Commission of the incident in early September 2009 and again after its own internal investigation was complete.
A spokesman for the TAIC said: "We have started a full search to see if we can find any record of that."
He said the TAIC was normally told of aircraft issues by the Civil Aviation Authority and its list of safety investigations did not include the incident.
A CAA spokesman said it had no record of the incident, which should have been reported. He said failure to do so was a breach of the law, which carried penalties of up to $30,000 for the airline and whoever put forward the dangerous goods.
"If an incident like this did take place and we identified the goods to be dangerous the issue would be taken very seriously and would be subject to a full investigation."
Andrew Carson, the father of Ben, one of three men killed in the Anzac Day crash, said Dr Coleman should be looking for resignations and asking why the report was not made public.
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Homeowners could notice a smoky or soot smell as they use their chimney this winter. If so, it's time for a clean, says Charles Bedi, owner of highly rated Kingsborough Chimney Sweep Inc. in Cary, Ill.
Black staining around the opening of a fireplace or a slow draft are other tell-tale signs, Bedi says.
"If you are unsure, have it inspected," Charlie Hall, president of highly rated Winston's Chimney Service in Arlington, Va., says. "Video inspection is the most thorough way to get this done."
Hall says this type of inspection is particularly valuable for masonry chimneys.
"A masonry chimney is exposed to the exterior and there are many places on the interior [of the chimney] that deteriorates a result," Hall says.
Jody Williams, co-owner of highly rated Complete Chimney Service Inc. in Stoughton, Mass., says it's a good idea for homeowners to have their chimney check once a year and only cleaned if needed.
Bedi agrees and cites another important reason for annual checkups: "You can have structural changes from year to year that a professional can detect."
An annual inspection will typically cost between $75 and $169 without the use of a camera. Using a camera will typically increase cost to as much as $199.
Homeowners who anticipate a future clean can get it for less if they schedule it during off-peak times, Hall says. Those who purchase a sweep from February through August can expect to pay less than $200 for a service that can often run as high as $270.
Williams says routine care done by a company you trust goes a long way toward keeping your chimney in good working order.
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London is abuzz with Boston accents, Budweiser, and flying Elvis'. From the moment I arrived at Boston's Logan Airport for our Virgin Atlantic flight to Heathrow, Patriots fans have been in my sight. Hundreds of Bostonians, New Englanders and fans from all over the world have come to London to see the Patriots play the Buccaneers at Wembley Stadium today.
On Saturday night, the Sports Zone near Picadilly Circus was the sight for a VIP pre-game party for Patriots fans. Pats owner Robert Kraft, Andre Tippett, the Patirots Cheerleaders and others were on hand as fans congregated to throw back a few pints and get psyched for the game.
I had the pleasure of chatting with two young guys who flew in from Denmark to see their first ever NFL game (and they are Patriots fans). The game is just a few hours away and the atmosphere is building as I get ready to hop on the tube to head to Wembley for 'pre-game festivities'. The Patriots are big favorites in this game and judging from how filled the streets are with our supporters, we will be well represented at the national stadium of England.
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Social Security deserves a separate debate.
WASHINGTON – AARP Executive Vice President Nancy LeaMond offered the following statement in reaction to the Social Security Trustees report released today:
"With their report today, the Social Security Trustees draw renewed attention to the long-term financial challenges facing this vital retirement security program. While not in crisis, Social Security will require modest changes to ensure current and future generations will receive the benefits they've earned.
"What is needed is an honest, open national debate about the value of Social Security and its importance to millions of workers, children, widows and persons with disabilities of every generation. As Congress continues to search for ways to balance the nation's budget, it has become too easy for some to look to Social Security as a piggy bank for deficit reduction, rather than as a separate, self-financed program that people pay into throughout their lives. Too many politicians in Washington talk about changes to Social Security without considering the impact in income security such changes will have on real people.
"One example of this is the so-called 'chained CPI' – a fancy Washington term that really means cutting Social Security and veterans' benefits. The chained CPI benefit cut would start now – hurting even current retirees – and get bigger every year, hurting seniors the most when they can least afford it.
"AARP believes it is wrong to try to balance the budget by jeopardizing Americans' retirement security in these already-difficult economic times. Washington needs to get its budget under control without breaking the promise of Social Security.
"That's why AARP is fighting to stop short-sighted changes that will cut Social Security to reduce the deficit, and instead calling for a separate debate about responsible solutions that will secure and strengthen Social Security for today's seniors and their kids and grandkids."
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Father of last ENC service member killed in action remembers son on Memorial Day
AYDEN, PITT COUNTY - The father of a soldier killed in Afghanistan says he is grateful for the people who honor his son's sacrifice on Memorial Day.
Army Spc. Joshua Nelson was 22 years old killed on September 16, 2012 by Afghan police during an inside attack. He's the last service member from Eastern North Carolina killed in action.
Two years later, his father, Brian Nelson, says that Memorial Day honors his son's decision to serve in the military. "They're fighting for their country--there's no other way to put it," he says. "They're doing as they're asked to do, and Memorial Day honors them."
He says Memorial Day honors the people who volunteer to serve their country, like his son.
Nelson says he and his family are doing well since losing Joshua. He and his extended family took a trip in November to the State Veterans Cemetery in Jacksonville where his son is buried. He says that if Joshua had been on the trip, he would have been laughing and joking around, so his family did the same.
In the last two years, the military has matured, Nelson says, and taken steps to prevent troops from being killed in action. He says that's why he thinks it's been so long since someone from Eastern North Carolina has been killed. He says the military is doing a good job protecting troops.
Joshua Nelson graduated from North Pitt High School. He left for Afghanistan in May 2011.


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Admission: $20 in addition to Zoo admission
Share the unforgettable thrill of a close-up animal experience with your family! Feed a giraffe or a seal on weekends in September, plus Labor Day Monday (the 1st). Advanced online ticket purchase is now available! If the tickets don't sell out online, they will also be available at the Zoo admissions gate on the day of your visit, but space is very limited.
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Wauwatosans, officials observe vigil for Officer Jennifer Sebena
Participants reflect on domestic violence, mental health outside Village church
A vigil for Jennifer Sebena Friday drew about 50 people on a bitterly cold evening to remember the slain officer and wrest meaning from her death.
"We can better the cold, we can better the storm, because we know that we can make it through anything as long as we are here together," said Charles Walton, director of Career Youth Development and its Survivors of Homicide grief and support group, which organized the vigil along with the Peace for Change Alliance.
Elected officials, police officers, firefighters, clergy and local citizens were among those present in the lot just north of the site of the killing outside the Wauwatosa Fire Department at 1601 N. Underwood Ave.
"The Wauwatosa community has been overwhelming in their support of our department," Police Chief Barry Weber said. "What we find that uplifts us in our hearts was Jen was really strong in her faith. So we know that at that point when she left this world, we know where she's at and we gather strength from that."
Mayor Kathy Ehley said this has been a very challenging time for the whole community.
"We need to all share and shoulder this pain and this responsibility together, and we can't forget in the coming months that we need to be there for one another, care for one another, check in to see how we're doing," she said. "It's a very sad time."
Pastor Margaret Schoewe of St. Matthew's Lutheran Church, which is just half a block from the fire station, said she saw the immediate support of the community.
"I just wanted to testify to the love that we saw on Christmas Eve," Schoewe said. "It was hard to come here to be surrounded by all of the barricades, the tape, the blue lights. We couldn't use our regular entrance…and we thought 'Who will come? They'll be afraid of the violence.' Thirteen hundred people came and celebrated and witnessed to the love of God in this community."
Facing mental health
Officer Sebena's husband is accused of shooting her, and mental health and domestic violence were themes that arose in the minds of many.
"It's a moment to check on others, to check on our mental health, because in this nation, mental health issues are running rampant, and people are turning to violence," said State Senator Lena Taylor, whose 6th District shares a border with Wauwatosa to the north.
"You never know what asking someone how they're doing (will do), giving someone a hug - we don't know," Taylor said. Protecting the protectors
No one is immune to domestic violence, Milwaukee City Treasurer Spencer Coggs said.
"Who protects the protectors?" he asked. "We all do. We can do something about the scourge of domestic violence, and I want everyone here to do it in Jennifer's name. Jennifer was somebody's daughter, she was somebody's neighbor, she was somebody's friend and, today, as I look at all you all, she's obviously all of our sister."
"It's the people who wear the uniform of their country, who wear the uniform of the city as a police officer or a firefighter, those are the heroes," Tosa Alderman Don Birschel said. "Not the baseball players who make a lot of money, not the actors in Hollywood who spout off whenever they can, it's the men and women who wear the uniform of their country and of their communities - they are all the real heroes."
Ending domestic violence
No one, no community is immune, said Alderman Dennis McBride.
"We like to pretend in Wauwatosa that these things don't happen here - but they do," he said. "And I think the police officers here will tell us that the most common form of homicide is one that happens between two people that know each other intimately, and that's something that has to stop."
McBride said the support of those outside the community has been important.
"I'd like to thank all the people who are not from Wauwatosa for coming here and supporting our firefighters and our police officers, but also supporting the rest of us in our grief."
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Cavalier buildings Deceptive sales. giving run around. no drawings no building. lies after lies. who is this crooked salesman in MO. Virginia Beach Virginia
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My mother (65) recently met with a roaming sales guy to purchase one of these buildings. After reading the other complaints, its all coming together now.
Same sales pitch about giving you money for showing your building to others. Her property is so remote, that just would not happen. The building was cancelled from someone else or coming off an auction. So act fast! All the free upgrades including 14 gauge wall panels. Do you know how heavy that is? Just shy of tank armor. Not for the price they quoted! which was dropped by 1000's. By the way she gave them $3600 down for nothing but runaround and lies.
What a crock! She was promised drawings so we could pour footings. This was two months ago. Still no drawings(blueprints), just picture of a building. excuse after excuse of why they dont have them. You dont have drawings for a pre fabbed building!? that is rediculious. She has called several times and cant get past the useless girl that answers the phone. She asked to just cancel the whole thing because Cavalier is not holding up their end of the deal. breach of contract, lots of empty promises, but yet they want to charge my mother 50% of the purchase price for cancelling. Building was promised done by June. Oops not done yet. not even a set of plans.
Well Mr Hobbs, looks like you need to clean house again and get rid of all your lieing, cheating employees you blame for all of the shenannigans that goes on. Especially this crooked sales guy running around Missouri, since this is where these complaints are stemming from.
This is the first stop, of letter writing. Next is to any other ripoff website I can find Then the attorney generals office in MO and Va. I see you have nothing on the BBB. Guess what? You will now. You Tube is good for telling your story. If you fill the content right, it will show up on every google search about your business.
This is the Show Me State Mr Hobbs. Show me a building or show me $3600. Better yet, just show me the money. We dont want your building that apparently doesnt exist. We will spend the money with someone reputable and honest here in Missouri.
I wish my mother would have read this site or told me what she was doing so I could have done some research. We would have NEVER dealt with this bunch of crooks if I saw this beforehand. Give my mother her money back and move on. If you dont you will not be having any good days until you do. We are not a bunch of liberal push overs in this state.
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How many of you use FaceTime, Viber or Skype, rather than picking up the phone? I bet there are quite a few of you out there. Personally, I actually use all of these (and others…), depending on whom I'm calling. That's not great news for service providers who have to fight off aggressive over the top (OTT) players like these offering free communication services, (ironically over the service providers' own networks) – and with hundreds of millions of users, they definitely have an impact on service provider revenues.
But now an even bigger challenge has appeared, courtesy of Google.
It's called WebRTC and if you haven't heard of it yet, here are a few examples of how this technology could change the way you communicate:
* Think of a local Pilates instructor in London looking to attract new customers: she sets up a website, invests in AdWords to attract potential clients to her website, and then directs these leads to a contact page or a phone number. But with WebRTC, she can close the loop: you can access her website and contact her directly by voice or video (wherever she is) through the web browser just by clicking on a link. No OTT vendor is required e.g. no need to log in to Skype.
* Then there's the entrepreneur who wants to talk with two prospective partners in a video conference call but doesn't want to force them both to use the same service: "do you use Skype? What's your Skype ID? Let's do a call at 20:00 on Wednesday". Instead, he logs on to webconf.com, writes down the emails of the potential partners, schedules the date and time, and they all get a calendar invitation with a URL to click when the time comes. No installation, no sign in, no hassle and no fuss.
* Gamers in an online multiplayer game can now interact verbally with other players while they're playing the game – with no additional software installation needed.
* People looking for a place to rent, can go to an online site, select a property and schedule a virtual tour of the place with its current renter/owner. At the scheduled time, they get to do a video chat tour of the house from the owner's smartphone – no app or download required.
So that's what we could use it for, but what actually is WebRTC?
In a nutshell, it's a technology, acquired and repackaged by Google, that allows developers to build real-time communication into web pages and to use VoIP applications through any browser.
But while it's going to affect operators, it's the OTT players who really need to watch out because it brings down the subscription walls of OTT players which are protecting their apps.
If you've ever used Skype, you'll understand what I mean. The first time involved me having to first subscribe to and download the app or software, and then log in (and afterwards, I can still only use it with someone else who has also done the same). So if I want to communicate with someone in real time, it usually involves installing something or subscribing to the same particular service that they also use. These are the virtual walls that the OTT vendor (in this case, Skype) has set up to protect loyalty to its application. (You can't talk between Skype, Viber and FaceTime).
WebRTC is going to change that.
WebRTC takes down the silo'ed walls of OTT vendors by removing the need for a physical client for each OTT vendor. Basically, you won't need to subscribe to or download anything, and each OTT vendor can decide for itself how people will be able to use it. You might not even need an OTT user ID such as your Skype ID or an email address – just one simple click on a web link could connect you to someone else, whether it's having a video or voice conversation.
But as far as the service providers are concerned, is WebRTC a threat or an opportunity?
Well, it's both – it just depends what they decide to do with it.
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As much as they might want to, service providers are never going to be able to return to the golden revenue days before VoIP OTT players arrived on the scene, but WebRTC will allow them to stop the trend, and maybe even reverse it a little bit, depending on how fast and how far they're going to act. (Web developers are already looking for WebRTC solutions they can stitch and mesh into their applications). AT&T, T-Mobile, Deutsche Telekom and Orange are all examples of major service providers who have been quick to start investigating the opportunities that WebRTC presents.
The question is, how long will it take for others to follow?
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Suleman's rep, Gina Rodriguez, said that Suleman has once again sought out "state assistance for a brief period of time." The reason given was that she had exhausted her savings during her recent stint in rehab.
She spent most of her savings while she was in Chapman Treatment center, paying for around-the-clock nannies, drivers, security and her treatment program. She does not expect to be on [welfare] longer than three months.Suleman had exited welfare five months ago, but her bank account was quickly depleted after she entered rehab in October for what was her rep said was "anxiety, exhaustion and stress."
She was prescribed Xanax for her anxiety attacks. She was not addicted to it. She has an overabundance of stress and exhaustion and wanted to deal with it without prescription drugs.However, also at the same time, Michael Lohan took credit for Octomom entering rehab, saying:
The most important thing is the willingness to realize and surrender to the issue and commit to getting help, which Nadya did.Lohan said that, unknown to many, he has been running a non-profit organization based out of Florida for the past several months. It stages interventions for people in need of substance abuse treatment, and Lohan claimed at the time of Suleman's rehab that he has already performed over 25.
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Paducah City Commission candidate Lennis Thompson has withdrawn from the race, citing a new job that will require him to be out of town on a regular basis.
"It was a hard decision," Thompson said. "There was a lot of back and forth for about the last three weeks. I talked to a lot of people that wanted me to stay in the race."
In the end, he felt there was no guarantee he would have to time to campaign and, if elected, be able to carry out the duties of the office.
Thompson recently started his own consulting business, after a reorganization eliminated his position as regional controller for Lourdes hospital.
With the travel required with his business, staying in the race "would be a disservice to the people of Paducah," he said. "I think a lot of Paducah and want to be part of it moving forward. Unfortunately, this was not the right time."
Thompson said he remains interested in serving in local government.
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Others in the race include the incumbents - Allan Rhodes, Sandra Wilson, Carol Gault and Richard Abraham - and Frank Bennett, executive director of the National Quilt Museum; Jason Crockett, general manager of Radio Jelli 98.3, and husband and wife Eric and Melissa Youngblood. City commissioner positions are nonpartisan.
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Two members of USC's 2007 NCAA Championship team rejoined forces this past summer, along with a current Trojan, to lead another squad to top honors. USC grads Ashley Nick and Kasey Johnson teamed up with USC senior Elizabeth Eddyas members of the Pali Blues team at the W-League Championships. The Trojan trio made the journey across the country this past weekend, competing in the W-League's final four. By the weekend's close, Nick, Johnson and Eddy were champions, having won the W-League title in Florida.
Nick -- who currently serves as USC women's soccer's Director of Operations -- added yet another championship to her resume with the victory. Named the MVP of the W-League Championship, Nick also boasts an NCAA Championship as a Trojan and a Dutch League championship as a former member of the professional team Twente FC, in the Netherlands.
Johnson had been a freshman on USC's 2007 national championship squad and has since returned to the pitch in battling back from injury to join the Pali Blues roster this summer, playing this past weekend in the semifinal match. Eddy, meanwhile, is setting up for her senior season with the Women of Troy. The speedster has scored 10 goals so far in her USC career, with eight assists and a set of Pac-12 Honorable Mention honors from 2011. Eddy and Nick played the full semifinal match, which went into overtime and saw Nick serve up the winning assist. In the final, Nick played the full 90 and Eddy started the match and played 77 minutes. Prior to the championship tournament, Nick was also named to the W-League All-League Team as a midfielder.
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