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Brand New Construction. Ranch with finished family room in a daylight basement. Large open kitchen with granite center island, great for entertaining.Separate dining area and living room with open floor plan. Master suite with walk in closet, private bath, double sinks. Two additional bedrooms on the main floor with another full bath,at the opposite end of the home from master suite. The Bayberry Ranch is Sable's most popular ranch design. With over 1600 square feet on the main level and over 600 square feet finished in the basement, there is plenty of room for the family. The basement has two additional large storage areas, plus the basement is plumbed for an additional bath with room for additional bedrooms. Exterior walls are 2x6 for added strength. All this for under $200,00
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The Historic St. Mary's Church, which lay derelict for many a year, has been reborn as an equally famous and historic restaurant and bar.
The Church now hosts a Restaurant, a Bar and a Galley Bar in the eaves. The patio is an excellent place to take meals or sit and visit in good weather. Family friendly during the day and supper hours, The Church transitions smoothly to a Pub/Club atmosphere at night. It is an excellent setting for music and performance as it has incredible acoustics.
Traditional Pub fares dressed up a bit most meals are reasonable at about 9Ï.
Sabor Brazil is located on Camden Street in the heart of downtown Dublin. A Brazilian restaurant, it caters to romantic evenings and specialises in providing insights and tastes of Brazilian cuisine from the Minas Gerais State, which is known for its use of cheeses in their cuisine.
The Baroque setting is also indicative of the more luxurious neighbourhoods in Minas Gerais. It is a lovely setting to spend an evening in. The wait staffis multilingual and pleasant, always ready to give information on the menu and culture.
Vegetarians in your party can also be easily accommodated, even more so if you mention it with your reservation. Reservations are highly recommended. It can be a bit pricy, depending on whether one orders a full course or tasting menu.
The Vintage Kitchen is situated in the old part of Dublin close to Mulligan's Pub and Trinity College. It is a unique Pop-in style Shoppe that specialises in fresh local ingredients. It is also a small craft and vintage store, selling unique items created and gleaned from craftspeople and artists from the area.
Diners will be greeted by the nostalgic tunes of vinyl playing on the 1970's era turntable and quickly get the feel for the quirky difference of this little café. Regulars are even encouraged to bring in their own vinyl to share.
Menu items are on constant rotation due to ingredients being handpicked at farmer's market in Leinster. However, one can expect items like Market Soup, Fresh salads, Duck or chickpea on toast. Vegetarian items are well represented. Menu prices are 25Ï for two course servings. Bringing along your own bottle is encouraged and there is no corkage fee.
The Rustic Stone's mission is to provide healthy food choices served simply so as to let the natural flavours shine and at a reasonable price.
The Rustic Stone takes its name from its cooking technique, which is to provide diners with a heated volcanic stone, which they cook their own items on. The emphasis seems to be on the health and fit crowd. No butters or creams are ever used at the restaurant, they prefer to use olive oil. There are a lot of raw food options for those diners who enjoy that diet. Or if you are simply in the mood for something fresh.
Ingredients are locally sources with special care paid to make sure it is all organic. The Rustic Stone easily accommodates Gluten Free diners, Vegetarians, and Vegans. Breads are rustic and fresh baked. Meats too are locally sourced. The Rustic Stone really goes a long way to make diners want to eat healthy without sacrificing flavour.
An especial favourite is a shared taster menu, which can accommodate a group of people and give you a fun feeling of cooking and dining together. Menu items start at 6Ï.
Queen of Tarts has two locations in Dublin; one on Cork Hill and another on Crows Lane. Both offer up excellent pastries made daily by the sisters who own the Shoppes. Specialising in breakfast and brunch it also serves pastries and breads until they are sold out.
Everything is baked daily by the proprietors on the premises. You will find traditional baked goods like Brown Bread and Apple Crumbles, made with Bramley's Irish Apples. Additionally there are seasonal selections and you may be lucky enough to be there on a baker's special day. Recently a wine selection has been added to pair with your chocolate or just to sip as you sit and watch the world go by.
Lunch too can be had if you are one who doesn't greet the dawn. Soup and Sandwiches with thick sliced goods just like at home or potpies and pasties to warm you are on the menu. Take away is available as well as call and collect service.
La merZou offers a taste of French/ Belgian rustic goodness in the heart of Old Town Dublin. It's a good stop off for dinner on your way to a show or for a special occasion. You won't find fusion here, it's strictly Bistro fare with good ingredients. Both Carnivores and Vegetarians will be happy with the selections offered and the Belgian wine list is a treat.
The comfortable and warm atmosphere is accentuated by the owner/Chef Eric Tydgadt. Happy to greet and explain any questions you may have although there won't be many as most of the fare from Venison to smoked Duck is very familiar. 3 course plates start at 25Ï
HX46 is a Pan Asian café catering to the casual dining crowd. Serving breakfast lunch and dinner, diners have choices that range from Chinese to Thai. Their carefully prepared sauces complement the selection of noodles and salads that are their main menu. Interestingly enough their breakfast menu offers mostly a traditional Irish/European fare.
This is a walk-in establishment and take away is available. Extremely cheap with most meals coming to no more than 7Ï.
Sometimes you just need a pie. Nothing fancy, just a good old-fashioned pocket of meat and goodness. The Pieman Café is the place to stop in Temple Bar if this particular craving hits you. All pies only 6Ï.You can also get a side of the best mushy peas in Dublin or you can skip the peas and have mash if that is to your liking. This is a favourite stop for late-nights on your way home, or maybe when you are just rushing about.
Friendly staff ready to make you feel warm and comfortable. There are many pies to chose from although to be authentic, the favourite is the really excellent Beef and Guinness.
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The "L" train went off the track at Chicago O'Hare's Blue Line Station this morning.
32 people were injured this morning when an "L" train failed to stop at O'Hare International Airport at 2:52 a.m. on Monday. The train derailed and went up the escalator before coming to a stop. The National Transportation Safety Board is currently investigating but says the damaged cars will need to be cut up for removal, which may take up to 12 hours. None of the injuries were considered life-threatening but the incident required 15 ambulances to transport people to four local hospitals.
"We know what happened, but we don't know why it happened," Larry Langford, a Chicago Fire Department spokesman said. Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) spokesman, Brian Steele, said that the incident occurred during a time when ridership is lowest.
Steele explained that at the end of the line there is a "bumping post" that will absorb the shock of a train that does not stop at the right place. Because this "L" train didn't stop, however, speed is being considered as a factor.
The train "apparently was traveling at a rate of speed that clearly was higher than a normal train would be," Steele said. Early in the investigation, there were no indications of any mechanical issues with the train. The train's driver submitted to drug and alcohol tests, which is standard in these types of investigations. Local authorities states that they do not anticipate any issues with the tests.
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The convenient location allows guests to make the most of their visit. Numerous restaurants, shops and attractions are within walking distance. Prague Central Station and Bus Station are just a 5-minute walk away.
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Die Lage des Appartements ist top! In die Metrostation stolpert man direkt von der Haustür aus. Die Straße vor der Haustür hört man gar nicht, da die Wohnung ruhig zum Innenhof ausgerichtet ist. Der Wenzelplatz mit dem Nationalmuseum liegt ca. 50 Meter entfernt. Man kann also gar nicht zentraler wohnen.
Das Appartement selbts ist zweckmäßig eingerichtet und war sauber. Die Matrazen des Hochbetts sind etwas hart, für uns aber völlig akzeptabel. Wer den ganzen Tag im Appartement verbringen möchte, für den ist es evtl. etwas dunkel.
Den Gastgeber Mirko haben wir als freundlich und hilfsbereit kennengelernt. Individuelle An und Abreisezeiten konnten problemlos abgestimmt werden.
Alles in Allem ein empfehlenswertes Appartement mit gutem Preis Leistungsverhältnis im Herzen Prags.
Mirko a été un loueur parfait, courtois, efficace, précis et rapide dans ses réponses.
Le studio correspond parfaitement à sa description. Il est central et très calme ,car donnant sur cour. Parfaitement équipé avec un lit king size très confortable mais situé en mezzanine.
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Mirko was a very nice and helpful Host.
Communication and key exchange went flawless and he was glad to help with any questions.
The apartmant was exactly as described.
It's located directly next to Wenceslas square and therefore perfect to explore the beautiful city from there.
Due to new soundproof windows and the apartment heading to a backyard it is despite the central location still very quiet in the nights and you can easily get some rest for the next day.
Overall it was a very nice trip and if you want to visit Prague i would recommend considering this offer!
Mirko is very friendly. Everything was great!
Location is perfect! Flat is very confortable and beautiful. Mirko is a very good host, he provided map and suggestions which are very helpful for our travel. I will strong recommend Mirko's apartment to all of my friends who are going to Prague!!
Mirko is a very friendly person who gave us a lot of hints which were very helpful. The flat is located in a very central area close to the wenzelsplatz. It was very clean and well furnished. We would highly recommend that flat and Mirko as the owner!
The apartment is very central located, perfect for sightseeing!
Mirko is a great host, very accommodating. Apartment was just as advertised. Very central location. Close to all major attractions.
My vacation in Prague became especially fantastic memories anyway. This apartment is in quiet location and close to center and metro,clean and nice room. Mirko and his colleague have very kindly character,so I was really comfortable.I will choose his room next time too.I can recommend this room,but he showed his other room,also very nice.I recommend his all room too!!!
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Bank of America (BAC) shares climbed to their highest level in 15 months, leading other financial stocks higher on apparent progress on talks to avert the fiscal cliff.
Shares of the No. 2 U.S. bank by assets were up 2.7% in late Monday afternoon trade. JPMorgan Chase (JPM), the No. 1 U.S. bank was up 0.9%.
Citigroup (C) shares were up 2.9%. Wells Fargo (WFC) shares climbed 3.1%. Goldman Sachs (GS) advanced 2.1%.
The spark could have been the apparent progress among lawmakers in Washington to avert the massive package of tax hikes and spending cuts set to take effect next year. But last week, Pres. Barack Obama and House Speaker John Boehner appeared to be willing to compromise, with meetings continuing today.
Boehner, a Republican, offered $1 trillion in higher taxes revenue over 10 years and an increase on the top marginal income tax rate for people making $1 million per year. The president wants higher rates applied to Americans making more than $250,000 a year.
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Hey Dave – I have performed terribly at three open-mics in Kentucky. Could you point me in the direction of a "lower-end" establishment in Ohio? I'm looking for a place that does not require you to bring five friends. I don't know five people. Thanks, J.
Hey J. – Thanks for thinking of me when it comes to "lower end" establishments. Maybe I should start calling this the Blue Collar Column – NOT! But instead of worrying about how to get a "higher end" reputation, I'll share some thoughts about how to get stage time at open-mics whether you're in Kentucky, Ohio, or wherever.
But before we get into that, let's talk about having to bring friends if you want to perform…
Usually if an open-mic (or showcase) night is not offered by a legit comedy club, they tend to be here one minute and gone the next. And to make a general statement, open-mics are usually in bars or nightclubs. Yeah, I know there are open-mics in churches and other places, but I'm talking in broad and wide and general terms right now.
If a "lower end" establishment runs a profitable comedy open-mic (attracts paying customers) chances are it'll keep going. If not, then the owner needs to find something else that will bring in money, like investing in a giant screen TV for football season.
That's why there are so many pay-to-play or bringer clubs where you have to bring x-amount of paying customers if you want to get on stage. This is a business deal. Comics get valuable stage experience to work on improving their performances and material so they can eventually move on to paying gigs in "higher end" comedy clubs.
From management's point of view, that's what they're "giving" you.
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The trade-off is that the performing comics need to bring in paying customers. Making money is what keeps these clubs in business. From management's point of view that's what comics are "giving" them.
By the way, this is proof I didn't sleep through all my college economics classes.
I can go into some of my stories about open-mics in NYC that always had an audience and comics simply signed up and performed. For the most part, it's not like that anymore. Now you need x-amount of friends who are willing to drop a few bucks for a cover charge and a couple drinks to help further your career.
There's some good advice on how to beat the bringer system in my book Comedy FAQs And Answers from my good pal and NYC comedy coach, Chris Murphy. I'd share it with you now, but my NYC publisher wouldn't be too happy. You can check it out for free at your local library, or drop a few bucks on Amazon.com (it's in paperback, Kindle, Nook and iBook).
And now that Introduction to Economics 101 is over, let's get back to your original question – finding open-mics. After all, that's the direction you want to be pointed in…
As mentioned, open-mics come and go. I used to hand out a long list in my comedy workshops to help everyone find stage time. And since I've done these in different states, it was quite a long list. I'd call the major comedy clubs to see what they had going, but for the local open-mic scene I'd rely on info from the current workshop members and add that to the list. But by the time I started the next workshop, that list was already outdated. The open-mics that were hot only a few weeks earlier had stopped and the comics had found new places to perform.
So instead of handing out a road map that sometimes led nowhere (a club that ditched comedy for a big screen TV) there's a better way. It's called research and networking.
If you have an eye on a certain area, in your case Ohio, do a Google search for comedy clubs. It's easy – I do it all the time to see what's going on and who's appearing in other cities. If they have an open-mic it'll be listed on their website. Remember, they're in business and it's always good business sense to promote whatever they have going on.
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Also, there's always a phone number. Again, it's good business sense.
From my experience, rarely will the club owner or manager answer the phone. That's why they have people working in the box office, telemarketers and other staff. I only mention this because a lot of comics worry about making a lasting bad first impression on the person who ultimately controls who performs and who is banished to comedy hell for bothering them with annoying phone calls. I've also learned a lot of people who answer phones in comedy clubs are also aspiring comics.
Hey – if you want to be a plumber, you work with plumbers. If you wanna be a doctor, you intern with doctors. If you wanna be a comedian…
Make sense? And there's no way you can argue with me about that. Too many of the former door-guys I worked with at the NYC Improv have gone onto successful comedy careers. They got firsthand experience on how this business works by being involved in the comedy scene.
Hint: Read that last sentence again. It's a road map to where we're going with this…
Even if you're not ready to perform at a legit comedy club's open-mic (trust me, you'll need a lot more than three times on stage to even think about it) ask the person who answers the phone if they know of any open-mics in the area. Even if they say no, it won't make a lasting bad first impression on anyone who can give you stage time. It'll just make you do another Google search and find another club to call.
When you find even ONE "lower end" establishment, call and ask if they're doing open-mics. Word of warning: I remember two comedians from my workshop that followed through on the fist step, but skipped the second. They didn't find out the open-mic was history and now a sports bar until after a four hour one-way drive. Even worse, the two comics I'm talking about didn't like either of the teams on the big screen TV.
If the open-mic is in business – go there.
The deal is, once you find one open-mic you'll meet other comedians and can start learning about the area comedy scene. It's called networking. Be supportive and watch the other comics. Do your time on stage and get to know these people. After all, you share the same interest – comedy.
Don't be a user and don't be annoying. Both are good ways to keep the number of friends on your list under five. Ask if they know of any other open-mics and make a point to be there. If you know of open-mics in your area, share the info.
It's all about becoming a part of that particular comedy scene.
I know it sounds simple. But you know what? It usually is if you're serious about doing this. I've been waaay involved in the comedy scenes in three major cities and I've seen how this works. I don't just make this stuff up during television commercial breaks.
Comics can be very supportive of each other and it's a tough business to go at it alone. It can be good to walk into a new club and see a few familiar faces. Ride share with other comics or start a writing group. There are all kinds of ways to get involved and that's what you need to do.
And yeah, to off-set any emails I might receive about that positive outlook, you'll also run into others who are complete jerks. But you know what? You'll find that in any business. Just deal with their negativity the best you can and focus on where you want to go as a comic and how to get there.
Okay, that might have been long-winded, but here's the business deal.
Once you get involved in a local comedy scene you'll get to know the other comics. You'll learn about other open-mics and that's how you'll know where to go for stage time. But remember to be supportive. If you can help someone get on stage, there's a better chance they'll help you. Simple? From what I've seen, it usually is.
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Thanks for reading and as always – keep laughing!
Dave Schwensen is the author of How To Be A Working Comic: An Insider's Business Guide To A Career In Stand-Up Comedy, Comedy FAQs And Answers: How The Stand-Up Biz Really Works, and Comedy Workshop: Creating & Writing Comedy Material for Comedians & Humorous Speakers.
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The lift-off was made from Indian space center on Sriharikota Island. GSLV Mark-III carries the prototype of a descent vehicle of a piloted spaceship as payload.
India has earlier made six successful launches of similar GSLV rockets with Russian-made cryogenic engines.


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Remember, we have to go with the two who have the best chance of getting us back the third spot. Ashley is a lock because she has shown herself to be dependable and reliable. Anyone want to guess what would have happened to Alyssa if she had not been injured,and had skated here and skated well? The judges would have found a way for her to 'miss the podium.'
The international judges also seem to ding Caroline without mercy, and Gold isn't known enough. Mirai also fares poorly internationally....so that leaves Agnes by default. And the international judges love big, powerful jumps. So I would guess that the preference is for Ashley and Agnes.
Gold needs more confidence/experience at the senior level. Sending any skater to Worlds their first year as a senior is a mistake, IMO. Caroline seems out of the question, if the SP standings mean anything. Christina hasn't shown much consistency until this season, and still seems to struggle for a clean FS. Agnes has less international experience than Mirai, and if Mirai ends up second, she'll probably be sent to Worlds.
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True, but Gracie and Christina and Agnes FELL, and they're way ahead of Caroline. So, it's better to fall now than to under rotate jumps.
Sarah Hughes wouldn't have been anywhere near the podium at Salt Lake City had this system been in place.
Now it sounds like you're arguing in favor of CoP, 'cause shoot, I didn't think Sarah should have been anywhere near the podium.
I don't agree with Caroline's score, but if she "cheated" on three of her elements vs. one of Christina's or Agnes's, I would think she should be lower. But again, I don't agree with how low her score is and how low her placement is.


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New reports show a focus on the Boeing 777's pilots; Malaysia Airlines CEO Ahmad Jauhari Yahya stated in a press conference earlier today that the last words heard from the plane was from the copilot calmly saying "All right, good night." [Read more from Politico]
Investigators have searched the plane's pilots' homes in hopes to find clues as to what might have happened. The MH370 captain, Zaharie Shah, built a Boeing 777 flight simulator himself and authorities are examining the program to see if the pilot was practicing maneuvers similar to those done by the missing plane after it disappeared from radar or instances of landing on small islands in the ocean.


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One hundred and six candidates are in the fray for six Lok Sabha seats in Jharkhand where voting will take place in the second phase April 17.
One hundred and six candidates are in the fray for six Lok Sabha seats in Jharkhand where voting will take place in the second phase April 17.
"Total 106 candidates are in poll fray for the second phase of polling in Jharkhand. Ten nomination papers were rejected on technical grounds and four candidates withdrew," an Election Commission official said.
The six Lok Sabha seats to go to polls are Jamshedpur, Giridih, Ranchi, Singhbhum, Khunti and Hazaribagh and the number of candidates trying their luck are 15, 17, 28, 12, 14 and 20 respectively.
Key people whose fate will be decided are Lok Sabha Deputy Speaker and Khunti MP Karia Munda (BJP), former central minister and Ranchi MP Subodh Kant Sahay (Congress) and Jamshedpur MP Ajay Kumar (JVM-P).
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Jharkhand will witness polling in three phases -- April 10, 17 and 24.
The third phase of nominations began on Saturday.
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ANDY ROONEY o pinions H»pald-Zeltun$ Dave Kramer, Iihtoi ami General Mmwgt/ Susan Haire, Mmmgi1 v. iii:' Andy Rooney Don't think pope should have column Q*o'»nsjo*opl<i By Fferfe Wit.UAMS WHERE ARE BUILDING SOUR NEW STORE ? mf, HESS MV scot, \ WIK frGNK-PAWING GNALHEyyyy Mike Royko NY golf course presents some natural The golfer, it has always seemed to me that the designs of most golf courses in this country are all wrong. Unlike the ancient golf courses in Scotland, where golf was born, ours are not natural. And that s especially true of the hazards, which make a golf course challenging. In Scotland, the hazards are natural The sea, the dunes, the roll of the land, the thick weeds, are all a part of the original terrain In other words, a Scottish golf course looks like Scotland But can tnat be said about our courses? Are sand bunkers natural t< Chicago? Or big and little ponds and winding streams9 Rolling hills" Of course not. They're man-made, atrificial So I was pleased to discover that in at least one part of this country, there are golf courses with hazards that truly reflect the natural environment These are the 13 municipal god courses of New York City If you read the sports pages, you might have come across a recent New York Times report on the unusual hazards of that city's courses. For those who didn t, ITI summarize it. After hitting a lee shot, a New Yorker might walk down the fairway and exclaim: "Drat, I'm in a hazard!" A bunker? Not necessarily. It could be the trunk of an abandoned stolen car. They're dumped on the courses all the time. Irater in the round, he might say: ' I think I have an unplayable lie. Do I get a free lift from there?" A cart path? No. It could be that the bali had landed on or near a sleeping wino, many of whom snooze about the fairways and rough. Or in the tent of one of the many vagrants who call the course home. Or it might have even come to rest on a corp se. Those who have an urgent need to dispose of corpses frequently choose the golf courses for this purpose. (The article didn't say what the rule is for a ball on or near a wino. Do you drop it two club lengths away? Or two bottle lengths? In the case of the corpse, do you move the ball or move the body? Is a casual corpse considered the same as a casual water?) But those are just examples of the stationary hazards. The movable hazards are what give the course their true character. For example, you get out of your golf cart and walk to the green to putt. After putting, you look up and see your cart — with bag and clubs — fading into the distance, being driven tow ard the streets of Queens by some enterprising urchin. Or you might be walking along a fairway and see somebody emerge from a bush. When confronting a stranger, goiters, a friendly lot, will usually say: "Hello," or "Nice day," or "How you hitting them7" or something of the sort. But it's possible that he'd put his hand in his pocket and say: "Your money, sucker, and the watch. And the ring. And the ball, if it ain't cut." New York golfers have returned ho after a Sunday round and said: "Honey, you should have seen it. I really had it going — until tile 16th hazards hole. I was a cinch lo break 90 Then it all came apart." "You sliced one9" "No. This guy said he d slice me." That's why some New York golfers carr) more than an extra wedge or 7-wood in their bags. Some carry cans of Mace or pistols. A few bring companions to stroll along with them — such as mean dogs. Unusual questions of etiquette have arisen on New York courses. When delayed by a slow group ahead, it's acceptable to politel) ask if you can play through. But there is a tactful way to ask to play through a couple of rival gangs having a brawl on your fairway? (I suppose you could use flattery and s ay: "My, you have a fine, smooth stroke, young man. Excellent follow through. Tell me, what is the swing weight of that piece of chain?") lately, the hazards have been somewhat reduced by new management of the courses. But they still retain much of their natural appeal And the odds for a hole in one are much greater than for a hole in the head. Americans are liberal about their religious beliefs. Secretly, the Methodists feel superior to the Baptists, the Episcopalians feel superior to Hie Presbyterians, Hie Protestants feel superior to the Catholics, and the Jews feel superior to the Christians. People who beleive all religion is nonsense feel superior to all of them And all that goes vice versa, too, of course. Fortunately, in America, it all ends there Our friends are as apt to be one religion as another We're not at w ar No matter how wrong we think someone elses is. we have no inclination to try to stop them from believing w hat they believe It's been interesting for Catholics and non-Calholics alike to watch the activist Pope John Paul II at work He's been an amazing representative for Catholics. He's been accepted every where and admired by non-Calholics as well as Catholics. I'm not a Catholic, but I've admired the pope more for the strength of his convictions and the energy w ith which he promotes them than for the convictions themselves. Catholicism hasn't had as good a leader as Pope John Paul II in many years. Now he's gone too far, though I read the other day that he's going to write a newspaer column Come on now, pope Does Art Buchwaid hear confessions? Does Jack Anderson say mass? I'm broadminded but when the pope starts working my side of the street, I object. According to the story I read, the pope's column will be sy ndicated by the Australian entrepreneur, Rupert Murdock. I wonder if the pope has ever read one of Murdock's newspapers. One of the pope's loyal followers ought to tell hun that Murdock's publications lean heavily on sex, crime and sensationalism I don't think the pope's going to be happy to have his column sandwiched in between a lurid story of rape on one side and murder on the other. lf a newspaper decides to buy the pope s column from the Murdock syndicate, I suppose that paper might gain some Catholic readers but it ought lose an equal number of non-Catholic readers who resent being propagandized I'm not sure whether all Catholics are going to like having the pope's column in their newspapers, either. The Catholics I know believe .strongly in the separation of church and real life They go to church on their new sabbath. Saturday night, but once mass is over they distance themselves from the church. The chances are. no parish priest is going to like having tile pope* in his paper three day s a weeks, either The clergymen in small, local churches all over America have always been vaguely resentful of people like Billy Graham and the radio and television preachers who skim off a lot of Ilk* money that local ministers might otherwise find in their church collection plates If Catholics can read the pope in their newspaper, maybe they won't bother to go to church to listen to their priest The pope is a great linguist Although his native tongue is Polish, he is said to be able to speak eight languages with some fluency He'll try anything Wherever he gi*es in the world, which is almost everywhere, he makes at least some of his speeches in that country s native tongue I'm not inclined to give him of the newspapers who w ill carry his column any advice but it nught be interesting if the pope spent a little extra time and wrote his column in four or five languages The newspapers who carry his column could choose which language to print him in or they could print the same collum! in three or four languages It will be interesting to see what the pope comes up with for columns I'm sure he doesn't want any advice from me but he ought to be aware that if you have to do it three times a week, it's awfully easy to make a fool of yourself once in a while. 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UPDATED: The longtime White House correspondent and columnist, who was also a familiar presence on TV talk shows and movies, died today. She was 92. She appeared as herself in the 1993 movie Dave, and in documentaries including Thank You, Mr. President: Helen Thomas At The White House, Broadcast Blues, Orwell Rolls In His Grave, and The Final Days. The daughter of Lebanese immigrants, Helen Thomas worked for 57 years at United Press International and covered presidents going back to John Kennedy. But she was probably best known for her role at televised presidential news conferences as the unofficial dean of the White House press corps. She would ask the first question — frequently a sharp challenge to an administration practice or policy — and end the news conferences by saying "Thank you, Mr. President." Thomas also was a pioneer, becoming the first woman to serve as an officer of the National Press Club, to become president of the White House Correspondents' Association, and to join the Gridiron Club. She left UPI in 2000 after the wire service was bought by an organization controlled by the Unification Church, and became a columnist for Hearst Newspapers. She retired in 2010 after she caused controversy with an interview posted on YouTube in which she said Israel should "get the hell out of Palestine" and urged Jews living there to "go home" to Poland, Germany, or America. It caused President Obama to condemn her remarks but also to note it was a sad career end for "a real institution in Washington." Said Obama in a statement today: "Helen was a true pioneer, opening doors and breaking down barriers for generations of women in journalism. She covered every White House since President Kennedy's, and during that time she never failed to keep presidents – myself included – on their toes. What made Helen the "Dean of the White House Press Corps" was not just the length of her tenure, but her fierce belief that our democracy works best when we ask tough questions and hold our leaders to account. Our thoughts are with Helen's family, her friends, and the colleagues who respected her so deeply."
R.I.P. Helen Thomas
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If Helen shows up at the Pearly Gates, Ronald Reagan will be there to greet her. He was always a lot nicer to Helen than she was to him, and I doubt Reagan was even capable of holding a grudge.
You're absolutely correct Neo. It's also a little known fact that Ronald "Jesus" Reagan could also walk on water.
No, Reagan couldn't walk on water, he was just a very nice man and an excellent president. Remember when we had an excellent president?
Israel should get the hell out of Palestine. Great woman and true inspiration!
You need to bone up on your history. Palestine was never an exclusively Arab country and no independent Arab or Palestinian state ever existed in Palestine. By the early 19th century more than 10,000 Jews lived throughout the region and In fact, many Arabs considered the land simply part of Syria. In 1937, The Peel Commission concluded that the only logical solution in resolving the contradictory aspirations of the Jewish and Arab people living in these lands was partition into separate Jewish and Arab states. However, the Arabs rejected the establishment of a Jewish state in Palestine because it would have required some Arabs to live under "Jewish domination." Palestinian-Arab identification and nationalism did not become a significant political movement until after the 1967 Six-Day War. So, the term "Palestinian" is nothing more than a political creation.
Telling Jews to "get out of Palestine " is like telling Americans to get out and give back the Southwest US to Mexico. Its a ridiculous claim. 6,000,000,00 exterminated, the result is the State of Israel.
Saw her many times dining at Mamma Ayesha's in Washington. Lovely lady. And true pioneer. They named her favorite salad after her in the menu.
She actually asked significant, tough questions.
Imagine that.
End of an era.
Something that is missing from the current crop of so-called journalists who are more concerned with access to power than actually asking the tough questions.
RIP Helen Thomas
Whatever the opinion of her certainly the subject of a great biography. And then a great part. With the number of administrations she covered you could call it "Lee Daniels' 'The Butler'" except apparently that's taken.
The courage of Helen Thomas to stand up and ask the hard questions leaves a legacy not only for democracy, but for women who have had a hard time climbing the ladder in the world of journalism. Not so long ago there was no such thing as a woman on TV news. Bravo for a great, great performance will continue to echo long after she has left the stage.
Great woman with guts unlike the other hack Journalists we have in the Conservative and liberal media outlets! Always told it like it is.
Of course Helen Thomas was right about Israel and Palestine….Ms. Thomas was one tough dame — and a wielder of a fierce pen. She and her outstanding journalism are so rare these days. May she Rest in Peace. My condolences to her family, friends, loved ones and fellow but dwindling soldiers of conscience in the trenches of good newspaper journalism.
she was not right about Israel and Palestine because if you actually look at the history, evidence and facts you will see that there were many Jews that lived under British Mandate Palestine and that even Arafat said the "term" Palestinian was made up term to account for Jordanian and Egyptian refugees.
So please, let's just make that clear. It doesn't mean Helen Thomas was not a good journalist but to be fair she was not correct about this as many Jews lived in Jerusalem for over 2,000 years and counting.
Thomas said: "Congress, the White House and Hollywood, Wall Street are owned by Zionists. No question, in my opinion. Thomas defended her comments on December 7, telling Scott Spears of Marion, Ohio AM radio station WMRN, "I just think that people should be enlightened as to who is in charge of the opinion in this country."
When confronted with the fact that Jews constitute a small percentage of the total population, Thomas told Hochman: "I know where you're leading with this. You know damn well the power [Jews] have…It's real power when you own the White House, when you own these other places in terms of your political persuasion. Of course they have power. You don't deny that. You're Jewish, aren't you?" Hochman said that he was Jewish.
Hezbollah called Thomas' comments "courageous, bold, honest and free opinion."
You are mixing your points. She never said Jews should get out of Palestine. She said Israel should leave Palestine. There is a big difference between the two.
When asked what she had meant when she commented that "they" should go back to Germany, Poland and America, Thomas replied that the millions of German, Polish, American and Russian Jews who have come to Israel in recent years should have stayed where they were as they have not been persecuted since World War II.
Not that she needs me to defend her, but she said – as you wrote – "to Israel", not Palestine.
Everyone is entitled to their opinion…and here's mine: fucking anti-semite.
pete, she is a semite, go back to school!
Good riddance to a raging anti-semite, a uber-liberal old crone who ALWAYS let her personal opinions influence her so-called "journalism."
Israel is not in Jordan.
Helen Thomas' comments in 2010 about Israel and Jews were beyond anti-Semitic. Saying "they" should go back to Poland, Germany, [insert War-World-II-ravaged nation here] is a slap in the face to all Holocaust survivors and their descendants, wherever they may be, including Israel and the U.S.
Great journalist she was, but she let her personal, anti-Semitic views cloud her mind in her old age. A few years later, when stating that "Congress, the White House, Hollywood, Wall Street are owned by Zionists," she further enlightened us all with either her senility or anti-Semitic, dementia-ridden brain.
RIP, Helen Thomas.
Great point! In general, some have started to use "Israel" and "Jewish" to mean the same thing. Judaism seems like quite an ok religion, compared to some others, and some of my Jewish friends are total golden goodness, but Israel is a shameful country that has embraced apartheid.
There is nothing shameful about a country which is forced to take the steps necessary for survival when its very existence has been threatened repeatedly since its inception by its Islamic neighbors. You have it backwards. In fact, it's the Islamic countries actively practice apartheid and would gleefully practice genocide. Both Christians and Jews are outcasts in Islamic countries and are treated far worse than the Muslims living in Israel. Christians and Jews aren't threatened with death if they make a conversion. Israel isn't the problem. The problem is Islam.
Many held little respect for Helen Thomas either as a human being or journalist. By the time Ronald Reagan was president, she was already a caricature. President Reagan tolerated her because he was kind not because he was intimidated.
Israel treats it's Arab citizens BETTER than most Arabs treat the so called Palestinians. Arabs in Israel can vote, get free medical care, serve in government, marry whoever they want and get free education even in college. They can ride in any public transportation too. Apartheid does not allow that. And one more thing dummy, you should do you research and see how "palestinians" are treated in Jordan and Syria, like crap and like real aparthied laws, no voting, no medical benefits, no nothing, I could go on. The Arabs in Jordan and Saudi alone are not allowed to make more than a measly miserable few dollars a day and are treated like 8th class citizens there. Don't use terms like apartheid unless you know what it means. You sound uneducated and like you have a chip on your shoulder.
Helen Thomas was well-respected journalist that was well known by the political community as a NO nonsense reporter that was intimidated by more than one president. The comments above show how she could get your attention and not let you forget it. RIP Ms. Thomas.
As an Israeli of course I'd be happy to go back home to Poland, oops not sure it's a great idea, last time my family was there they were all butchered by the Germans, another home sweet home. Also, Israel was founded because The USA supported it and is the only friend of the USA in the Middle East, definitely not the Palestinians. Sinai and Gaza are free of Israelis and boy it is such "fun" there.
Great lady, but Obama was right in his respone.
@sky, you're right about Israel embracing apartheid. It is shameful & we are well-reminded that Israel & Jewish are not synonyms.
R.I.P. Helen Thomas. Great journalist.
I call your bluff on aparthied and Israel. Total BULL. Israel treats it's Arab citizens BETTER than most Arabs treat the so called Palestinians. Arabs in Israel can vote, get free medical care, serve in government, marry whoever they want and get free education even in college. They can ride in any public transportation too. Apartheid does not allow that. And one more thing dummy, you should do you research and see how "palestinians" are treated in Jordan and Syria, like crap and like real aparthied laws, no voting, no medical benefits, no nothing, I could go on. The Arabs in Jordan and Saudi alone are not allowed to make more than a measly miserable few dollars a day and are treated like 8th class citizens there. Don't use terms like apartheid unless you know what it means. You sound uneducated and like you have a chip on your shoulder.
Ain't that great. You give your entire life to something and then some d-bag posts a video on Youtube where your comments are taken out of context, and you're officially an anti-Semite, and goodbye job.
Gotta love how we treat women in this country.
Now you're blaming the "d-bag" for posting Helen Thomas' actual words? It is the poster's fault? Really? Helen was an anti-semite, and fortunately someone caught her on tape saying what she actually believed. Talk about shooting the messenger…. As on poster said above, good riddance….
This has nothing to do with how you treat a woman in this country. I am a woman myself and I found Helen Thomas' once again unprofessional comments about Israel and Jews foolish, more so stupid. She did not take it out of context, she was a good at her job but she was an Arab who had lots of animosity for Jews to begin with. She complained that Jews ruled the world and media, business. As stupid as it sounds, so what? If you have a problem with it, you go to business school and you try running something yourself before you complain at something… Last I checked Rupert Murdock, Warren Buffet, Bill Gates, Eric Schmidt not Jews btw.
A lot of Arabs like Helen Thomas have always had a chip on their shoulders because Jews are successful in the Middle East. That's life get over it. What you don't need to do as a journalist is be so catty and voice your opinions that have ramifications that will enforce stereotypes.
it may not be exact to what she said in terms of comparing but what if she singled out other carious groups…We are too advanced as a society and she was too educated to make low blow comments like that.


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Summer Porch Decorating Ideas
Create Your Own Summer Retreat!Kids running through sprinklers, dogs chasing cats, the aroma of a freshly cut lawn, and evenings spent relaxing on your front porch - its summer time! Time for some color and beauty on your porch!
Make this summer one to remember, lemonade and all with splashes of beautiful color and comfort on your front porch.
Let's start with our summer pillow toppers...
Summer Porch Decorating with Flower Pillow Toppers
I am excited to share with you our summer flower pillow toppers. They are bright and pretty cute. Do you like them alright?
For our porch this summer, we wanted something bright, colorful and happy. Painting these pillow toppers was fun. And honestly, this is only the 2nd time I've ever painted anything. My first time was the cute songbird pillow toppers that I made for our springtime porch.
Although admittedly, I have loved crafty things since I was a kid who sold handmade greeting cards door to door. But really, I don't have an ounce of drawing ability in me. These paintings are just simple strokes of a brush. I know you could do it, too.
I did not use any special materials for this summer porch decorating project - just fabric scraps and my acrylic craft paints. That's all. So let me show you the individual pillows. I am proud of them.
This was the first flower I painted. It's a daisy of sorts.
Variations on a theme: a pink daisy and a blue daisy
Since I love hydrangeas, I thought it should be in our flower collection.
If you recognize that it's a geranium in a basket, that's good!
This one was a bit more advanced than my skills.
A Bit More about the Flower Pillow Toppers
Honestly, painting is something very new to me. I learned a few techniques by watching videos online. You can do it, too!
I assembled some very simple materials: swatches of fabric large enough for the pillow cover (around 15 - 16 inches square), craft paints, brushes (with a flat tip) and paper plates.
The daisy petals were made with white and pink paint. I dabbed one corner of the brush into the white paint and the other corner into the pink paint to give the flower a blended look. I found it took quite a bit of paint as it dries quickly on fabric. Basically I just made "loops" for the petals. It's the best way I can describe it.
I used my stencil brush to "pounce" some yellow into the middle of the flower. I also added a bit of reddish brown to give it depth.
For the leaves, I dabbed one corner of my brush into a light and bright shade of green and dabbed the other corner into a darker shade of green. Then I just painted on my best guess of a leaf. (I will get better at this!)
I didn't want to make the painting too busy, so I painted some leaves in more neutral colors to fill up the space. I got this idea by watching some painting videos.
The geraniums in the basket were a bit advanced for me to paint, but I think they turned out fine. You can see I painted the basket first. Then I added the geraniums and the leaves. The geraniums are just splotches of bright and dark red on my brush. Nothing exact for sure. I added some white highlights, too.
Voila! All done.
Summer porch decorating is easy if all you have to change is the pillow fronts.
Video: Showing You My Pillows
Spend a moment on the porch with me and see my pillow toppers.
More Summer Porch Decorating Ideas
It's the Little Things that Count - Front Porch Amenities
Ferns on the summer porch. Anita has a true knack of making the perfect welcoming porch.
See more of her NC mountain home.
Simple but lovely...vibrant potted flowers, comfortable furniture with patterned cushions. We love this porch.
House of Hawthorne's Summer PorchCheck out your garage or attic for old yard games like Pam's, of House Of Hawthornes, croquet set below and use them as summer decorating ideas on your porch. A small child's tricycle could become a stand for a potted plant.
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Pam's old croquet set makes a unique decorative item and a fun conversation piece, too.
Look around your home, garage, attic, or outbuilding to find treasures you can place on your porch.
Often used indoors, this birdhouse display works well on Pam's table.
Especially for summer porch decorating, consider items not normally used outdoors. Remember, your porch is an outdoor living area and as such can be decorated the same. Take care; however, to ensure fragile items are protected from the weather.
Our warm thanks to Pam for sharing your porch ideas with us. Be sure to visit Pam's House Of Hawthornes blog.
Housepitality Design's Vintage StyleShirley, of Housepitality Designs, also uses vintage on her porch to create a summer-like display. Do you see her wagon filled with potted plants? It fills the corner of her pretty front porch. In addition, note the attractive hanging wall planter above it.
Select plants based on how much light your porch receives. And because they are usually protected from the weather, keep them watered so they stay looking nice like Shirley's.
Photo courtesy of Housepitality Designs
Front door wreaths are always a most welcoming sight. Shirley hangs a wreath on her front door, something almost all of us can do. For summer, be sure to select one that complements your home, porch, and exhibits the freshness of the season.
To make this summer wreath, Shirley removed the acorns and feathers from her autumn wreath and added magnolias - clever and beautiful.
Not only does Shirley have a lovely front porch, she also has a magnificent back porch we wanted you to see. We really like her covered porch along with the pergola roof and charming chandelier. A perfect setting for family meals and entertaining.
Summer is the best time to create a dining area on your porch. If you do not have a lot of room, consider a bistro table and chairs.
Our many thanks to Shirley for sharing her porches with us. Be sure to visit her Housepitality Designs blog.
Abundant Summer Charm on Susan's PorchSpeaking of dining on your porch, see Susan's, (Between Naps On The Porch), lovely porch complete with porch swing and an exquisite table setting. You, too, can turn your porch into something beautiful and charming like Susan's.
Use Vibrant Colors in Your Summer Porch DecoratingOften times all a porch or screen porch needs is a dose of wonderful color. Take for example Linda's (It All Started With Paint) screen porch. She added the "wow" factor by using cool aqua and white (with a punch of red) in her tablescape and throw pillows. Love her breezy porch curtains and strands of little lights. Pure ambiance!
Summer Decorating Ideas for Front Porch LandscapingEnhance the look of your porch with exquisite landscaping; use it as an effective summer porch decorating tool. You can readily see how these porches become the centerpieces of the landscaping. The landscaping leads your eyes to the front porch.
Nothing says summer quite like colorful hanging baskets on your porch. These planters have a wide variety of mixed-colored plants that add sparkle to this front porch. Don't miss our hanging basket ideas section.
Don't stop now, we have lots more summer decorating ideas ideas for you. Just too many to put on one page.
Do you have a good idea for decorating your porch? Send us your ideas so we can share it with everyone here.
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- 2 large eggs
- 1 1/4 cups milk
- 1/4 cup all-purpose flour
- 1/3 cup instant masa harina (see Note)
- 1/2 teaspoon sugar
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- Vegetable oil
- 1 medium Yukon Gold potato, peeled and diced (8 ounces)
- Salt
- 1/2 cup heavy cream, plus more for brushing
- 1 tablespoon unsalted butter
- 2 tablespoons minced onion
- 1 jalapeño, seeded and minced
- 2 cups fresh corn kernels
- 2 tablespoons minced scallions
- Freshly ground pepper
- Freshly grated Parmigiano-Reggiano cheese, for serving
In a bowl, whisk the eggs. Whisk in the milk, flour, masa harina, sugar and salt until blended. Let the batter stand for 30 minutes.
In a saucepan, cover the potato with water, add a pinch of salt and bring to a boil. Simmer over moderately high heat until tender, about 8 minutes. Drain in a colander and return to the saucepan. Shake the pan over high heat to dry the potato, about 20 seconds; transfer to a microwave-safe bowl and mash until it's slightly chunky. Stir in the 1/2 cup of cream.
In a medium skillet, melt the butter. Add the onion and jalapeño and cook over moderate heat until softened, about 5 minutes. Add the corn, cover and cook, stirring a few times, until the corn is tender, about 6 minutes. Stir in the scallions. Stir the corn mixture into the mashed potatoes and season with salt and pepper.
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Located in Chattanooga (Hamilton Place), Comfort Inn and Suite - Hamilton Place Mall is convenient to Hamilton Place Mall and Pin Strikes. This hotel is within close proximity of Amazon.com Fulfillment Center and Historic Dent House.
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Smt Kusumben Kadakia Arts and Commerce College - SKKACC
Smt Kusumben Kadakia Arts and Commerce College is known as (SKKACC) that offers courses in the field of Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Commerce and Master of Arts courses. Shri Manilal Harilal Kadakia Charitable Trust was founded by Late Shri Manilal Kadakia who was the patriarch of Kadakia family born in the year 1914 in the erstwhile princely State of Devgarhbaria. The trust is registered with Charity Commissioner of Bombay in the year 1973. He was a recipient of the freedom fighter award from the Maharashtra government in recognition of his participation in the freedom struggle. He rose from a modest beginning in life to become a leading industrialist in Gujarat and Maharashtra. His love for education is even today the driving force behind the Trust and all its all institutes. The college dedicate this "Shatabdivandana" to the found memory of our founder. The trust embarked upon an MBA institute from June 2009, by establishing Shri M. H. Kadakia Institute of Management and Computer Studies affiliated to GTU Ahmedabad and approved by All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE), Delhi. This Institute has an objective to train young graduates for then MBA degree that would enable them to complete successfully with other students in a highly competitive business environment within the country and outside. The institute carry out various formal and informal activities to develop our students mentally, physically and spiritually.
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