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Sum 41's Deryck Whibley talks near-death struggle with Alcoholism
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Sum 41 frontman Deryck Whibley is opening up about his struggle with alcohol. The rocker says in a blog post that he's been hospitalized for the past month after years of hard drinking caused his liver and kidneys to collapse.
Whibley explains in a statement on his new website www.deryckwhibley.net, that doctors have told him he "will die" if he has one more drink, adding that the experience has "needless to say, scared [him] straight." But Whibley also says his passion for writing music has returned, and he promises fans that it will soon be time to start making another album and embarking on a new tour. Whibley and Sum 41 haven't released a new album since 2011's Screaming Bloody Murder.
Meanwhile, Whibley's ex-wife Avril Lavigne has sent a message of support to the singer. She said on Twitter that she's reached out to Whibley, and added that he's "family to [her] and always will be."
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Leave it to peripatetic designer Philippe Starck to mastermind the sleek new packaging for the olive oil from LA Organic (laorganic.net; from $12.99 at Zabar's, Macy's, and Amazon). This eco-conscious Andalusian brand now matches style with flavor: from vials designed to look like vintage ink bottles drips a thick, intense, extra-virgin grade that comes from the best groves of southern Spain.
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When John Gregory, 52, nodded off Wednesday afternoon, he wasn't expecting the sofa he was sitting on to catch fire.
Gregory, who has a condition that limits his walking, admits he was drinking that day and he eventually passed out while smoking in his Hale Road apartment. When he awoke, the couch corner was ablaze and the flames were spreading rapidly.


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The title is self-explanatory. How do you feel about them? I dislike them for the most part-- I teeter between not minding and actually liking the Green Lantern uniforms, Supes' less flashy Man of…Continue
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Disregarding the actual comic book "series", who are your favorite characters? My favorite comic book character of all time is Benjamin J. Grimm a.k.a The Thing.
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Wow, you're pretty good.
Started collecting when I was 12 and still collect today. Hate to sound like an old fart, but today's books aren't as good as the ones I grew up reading. I remember the excitement of riding my bike to the corner store and searching the racks for a copy of Action Comics, Batman, Detective or Superman. This is the book that got me started all those years ago. What was your first book?
Excluding Action Comics, I am generally within 10 issues of completing every DC "legacy" superhero title back to each run's first 15-cent issue.
Marvel, I collect more sporadically. I have the big Bronze Age books - Hulk 181, GS X-Men 1, X-men 94, ASM 129, etc. But Marvel is more a "collect-just-the-runs-that-I-like," as opposed to DC, where I'm a completist.
Lately, my interests have turned to Bronze Age horror. I'm working on high-grade runs of House of Mystery, House of Secrets, The Witching Hour and Ghosts. And I'm a handful of issues away from completing the mid-70s Marvel horror titles. (Gee, guess which issue of Werewolf by Night I'm missing?)
just a little background... I have almost every single green lanter from 1970's till last year. DC comics is where its at. also follow Batman and Flash and newly revamped and favorite Aqua Man
Chaplain Dan, you remember Creepy and Eerie, products of Warren Publishing? That was the company that published reprints of Will Eisner's The Spirit, one of my all time favorites. I even have a personalized sketch of the Spirit drawn by Will Eisner in which said character speaks directly to me in a word balloon.
If all superheroes were hipsters :)
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Beautiful instruments are truly works of art, and this handcrafted custom ukulele from Etsy seller Celentano Woodworks can certainly be appreciated by any Moderncat lover. The kitty shaped sound hole is hand cut and adds a perfect touch of feline finesse to this gorgeous instrument.
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In the Name of Allah, The Most Gracious, Ever Merciful.
Muslims who believe in the Messiah, Hadhrat Mirza Ghulam Ahmad Qadiani (as)
An in-depth explanation of Quranic verses 158-182 of Surah Al-Araaf (Chapter 7) by Hadhrat Mirza Tahir Ahmad, Khalifatul Masih IV (ra) in Urdu and Arabic. Class no. 94 recorded on 9th November 1995.
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Chacha Chaudhary, is one of India's most famous Indian comic book characters created by cartoonist Shri Pran. For over two & a half decades, this comic strip is entertaining kids & adults a like. As depicted in the comic as well as in our programme Chacha Choudhary, the character of Chacha Chaudhary is of a witty old man fondly known as Chachaji a man with super intelligence. "Chacha ji ka deemag computer se bhi jyada tej hai" is the background voice over heard whenever chachaji solves a case.
Chachaji solves complicated issues concerned to National Security or problems of kids with his simple techniques. He can think faster than a computer and that's what impresses the audience most. He is a witty old man who is very affectionate about his wife Binny and his Man Friday, the mighty and powerful Sabu who hails from planet Jupiter. Binny is some how not very convinced about Chachaji's and Sabu's adventures every day but Chachaji always has his way to continue his activities. The sweet and beautifully depicted nok jhonk is the essence of their lovely relationship and also shows the sweet romanticism between them
The stories normally show certain serious problems concerning mainly kids, but at times we show episode relevant to contemporary issued as well. The problem solving methods are very easy to understand and that's the reason kids find this programme very interesting. A group of very funny police team is also used in every episode to create the lighter moments. We also create negative characters who are not normal-looking people, may be from different planets or may be people with extra terrestrial characteristics or funny abnormalities or mannerisms. This attracts the kid audience in particular and also the people from other age group.
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Voices from the week's news - March 21, 2008
03/21/08 3:00PM By Patti Daniels
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The fifth anniversary of the Iraq war dominated the national new this week. Here in Vermont other stories were also on our mind: The cost of prisons, judicial retention and access to mental health care were on our minds this week. Governor Jim Douglas reiterated his opposition to Instant Run-off Voting, and Vermont's basketball team The Frost Heaves played an all-star tournament in Barre.
Here are some voices in the news this week:
Guard leaders expect large-scale deployment
(Staff Sgt. Alaria O'Brien) "Some people, right now in our state, it is in their vested interest that they not get completely over it. Because they may still have other deployments that they may be going on. We're not done with this."
Housing bill wins early approval in Vt. House
(Rep. Lucy Leriche) "What we have in Vermont is a crisis that employers are talking about. We're losing out on economic development opportunities because we don't have mid priced or affordable housing for them."
Bennington County judge will keep her job
(Rep. William Jewett) ``I've got to say if we had reviewed this judge without that DVD evidence, I think we would be much less inclined to recommend her retention. That DVD evidence was what, in fact, made us feel comfortable with this judge in recommending her for retention.''
Mental health parity legislation gets preliminary approval
(Sen. Jeannette White) "And although we are looked to as one of the best mental health parity states in the country we have not achieved that parity."
Two bills face likely veto
(Governor Jim Douglas) "I don't support it, it's a hypothetical election it's not one person one vote as I see it I really believe that it's not the kind of change in our electoral system that would be in the state's best interests."
Senate approves bill aimed at slowing growth of Vt's corrections budget
(Sen. Dick Sears) "The cost of one bed at Dale Correctional facility here in Waterbury for one year is equivalent to 6 Vermont students getting full tuition at the University of Vermont which is the better investment that Vermonters really want to make?"
Vermont Frost Heaves host ABA all-star tournament in Barre
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know the one for the back fuses is posted inside the first aid kit in the trunk. don't remember if the glove box fuses where shown there or not. good luck.
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From: "Alvie L. Davidson CG" <>
Subject: Re: [APG] program to chart relationships
Date: Sun, 8 Jun 2008 04:52:53 -0400
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Good morning Dee Dee,
I have always had an issue with FTM's relationship portion of their software
but have never been able to get their attention to see if they can correct
When you pick up a person who might be way out in the family tree and ask
for relationships, it will identify all the first cousins, first
cousins-once removed, etc but you cannot tell from the identifiers if they
are maternal cousins or paternal cousins.
There is only a small change in their software and this can happen but so
far they have not made an effort to do this.
I will keep asking...as this is sometimes critical when dealing with a legal
Alvie L. Davidson CG
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I don't know about the "new improved" version of Family Treemaker, but
version 16 and older allow you to choose any one person and do a kinship
report showing how every person in your database is related to the selected
individual. Seems to me that would be the easiest way.
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The collection of representative, quantitative periphyton samples from natural substrates is preferred but presents special sampling challenges that directly affect the accuracy and precision of various structural estimates of algal standing crop. Because algal colonization (immigration and reproduction) is affected by numerous factors, such as light intensity, depth, velocity, and substrate texture, the distribution of periphyton in flowing streams is typically heterogeneous, or patchy. Although the use of artificial substrates (glass slides, clay tiles, or other introduced materials) may reduce the variability associated with natural substrates, careful sampling of natural substrates is likely to yield more complete information regarding the structure of the periphyton community and relations with benthic herbivores (invertebrates and fish).
Artificial substrates can be considered for stream reaches where natural substrates cannot be sampled because of safety issues or habitat inaccessibility, or when uniformity of substrate surfaces is an important consideration for interpreting water quality. However, quantitative algal data from artificial substrates are not directly comparable to data from natural substrates. Methods for using artificial substrates are discussed later in this document.
Quantitative periphyton samples of microalgae are collected
from rocks or other solid, flat surfaces with the NAWQA
periphyton sampling device (SG-92) (fig. 4). The SG-92 is a
modified syringe sampling device similar to those described
by Cushing and oth ers (1983), Britton and Greeson (1988),
and Aloi (1990). The SG-92 is constructed by cementing
(cyanoacrylate adhesive) an O-ring (inside diameter, 2.06 cm
[13/16 in.]; outside diameter,
2.70 cm [1 1/16 in.]) to the flanged end of the barrel of a 30-mL syringe. Periphyton brushes
(fig. 4) are constructed by affixing (epoxy adhesive) small, circular sections of bristles from a stiff-bristled toothbrush to the ends of 0.64-cm [1/4-in.] diameter plastic rods. The length of the bristles is trimmed to approximately 4 mm, and the perip hyton brushes are discarded when the bristle length decreases to 1 mm.
When quantitative periphyton samples are collected in conjunction with benthic invertebrate sampling, rocks with algal cover representative of the invertebrate sampling locations are chosen without intentional bias; extreme conditions, such as extremely d ense or sparse algal cover, are avoided. If benthic invertebrate samples are not collected, rocks are collected from five locations representative of the epilithic microhabitat distributed throughout the sampling reach, again avoiding extremes of algal cover and physical site conditions. Stream depth and velocity are measured at the location where quantitative periphyton samples are collected, and the measurements are recorded on the field data sheet (fig. 5). At each sampling location, a minimum of five rocks are placed in a plastic tub below the water surface to reduce loss of periphyton. The rocks are transported in the tub to a convenient sample-processing area.
Quantitative RTH periphyton samples are collected by
removing attached algae contained within the circular
sampling area (SA) of the SG-92 sampler with a periphyton
brush. The SG-92 is firmly sealed to the substrate by
pressing the O-ring of the SG-92 as sembly against the rock
and rotating the assembly approximately one quarter turn
before dislodging periphyton with the brush. The
algae-water mixture is withdrawn from the
SG-92 with a 5-mL hand pipettor and placed into a sample container. Filtered stream water is then added to the SG-92, and the procedure is repeated until all algal biomass has been removed from the SA.


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Police in Kalamata are searching for three Roma men thought to have shot and injured a 48-year-old acquaintance over a land dispute.
The three men are alleged to have opened fire on a car in which their victim and two other people were travelling. Police officers found 11 bullet casings at the scene of the shooting in the are of Asprochoma.
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If we attempted to classify the most beautiful cities in the world, there would be those whose beauty lies in the work of human hand, those who owe their beauty to their natural setting, and those combining both these qualities. Istanbul is one of the most striking examples of the latter. Over its history civilizations have come and gone, each contributing to its legacy. The Megarans were the first to settle here 2700 years ago, choosing this site for much the same reasons that we love it today. If during this last period in its long journey through history Istanbul has remained one of the most beautiful cities in the world, it owes this not so much to its inhabitants as to its remarkable natural setting. In a sense, Istanbul is a manifestation of the eternal conflict between nature and man. Although nature is on the defensive, it possesses numerous features that make it a fortress not easily conquered by human encroachment.
First of all there is the Bosphorus, which not only links East and West and two continents, but two seas. Then there is the Golden Horn, the Istanbul Islands, its hills and the blue dome of the heavens that is a gift of its climate. This is a fortress whose walls are sea shores, whose towers are hills, whose interior is sea and exterior land. The land has gone from guise to guise over the ages, always acquiring new weapons, yet as the poet said of its antagonist, 'There is the sea, the inexhaustible sea!' Istanbul is a place that under siege by land has taken refuge in the sea, from which it is continuing to wage its resistance. The centuries when the image of an entire city was equivalent to the Bosphorus have gone by, but still this long-suffering city has never turned its back on the Bosphorus or left its orbit.
Even speeding across the bridge we can catch
glimpses of it, and moreover experience that
enchantment of being suspended between two things:
East and West, Asia and Europe, land and sea,
home and work. Added to these is the pleasure
of looking down from the sky onto ferry boats,
merchant ships, piers and waterfront houses.
The photographs on these pages not only illustrate
this sensation, but the extent to which the
sea still dominates and is present in almost
everything that forges our bond with Istanbul.
The greater our distance from the sea the more
we feel alienated from the city. Even shores
which on paper are possessed by land are constantly
endeavouring to draw us towards the sea and
place us under its spell. Mehmet Erguven has
said of the superiority of sea over land on
the shore: 'Although the shore appears
to be a boundary line shared equally by sea
and earth, the sea has taken unilateral command
of it.
Watching the sea from the shore concludes with the place that you have gone surrendering to it. On the shore the sea takes possession of your gaze.' It is true that we go down to the shore to see the sea and that we turn our backs on the land. In a waterfront café who would want to turn their back to the view? Even when we are at sea watching the land, the real source of our pleasure is identifying with the sea. Despite all the human activities on its shores, the Bosphorus has managed to preserve its imposing beauty and irresistible charm. So much so, that it has imperiously taken possession of a legend that really belongs to Çanakkale Strait (the Dardanelles) - the love story of Hero and Leander - and relocated it at Kiz Kulesi Tower on the Bosphorus. It is no surprise that all travellers to Istanbul give the Bosphorus the star role in their memoirs. What is surprising, is that although the Bosphorus is decreasing in relative size as Istanbul expands, interest in it is increasing diametrically.


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Chartiers Valley knocks Moon out at Penguins Pond
When teams from the PIHL take to the ice at the Penguins Pond at Station Square, it allows them to go head-to-head in a unique setting.
Chartiers Valley made the most of its outdoor appearance.
The Colts rolled to a 9-2 win last week over Moon, recording two more points in the tight PIHL Class AA standings.
Chartiers Valley didn't take long to score as Rich Monti found the net off an asset from Tyler Stevenson just more than a minute into the game. From there, it was all about the Colts.
Cullen McMahon completed his hat trick in the first period — two goals on power-play opportunities —and Stevenson added one of his own as the Colts led, 5-1, after the first frame.
Kevin Kocak pushed the lead to five when he found the net early in the second period. Anthony Franks scored three straight goals — one off the power play and another unassisted — from the second period into the third to round out the Colts' scoring.
Franks led the team with seven points. McMahon added five, Stevenson finished with a goal and two assists.
The Colts outshot the Tigers, 37-18.
The win — along with a 5-4 victory over Pine-Richland —gave the Colts 17 points. That is second to only Bishop Canevin's 18 in the PIHL Class AA standings. The Section 2-AA rivals played earlier this season, and the Crusaders won, 6-5. The teams are scheduled to face off again Feb. 11.
Chartiers Valley also claimed the top spot in individual points as McMahon and Franks are tied for first with 39. McMahon has 27 goals and 12 assists, and Franks has 19 goals and 20 assists. Only three other Class AA players have 30 points so far this season. Pine-Richland's Zach Richey is second with 35.
Chartiers Valley has an extended break until Jan. 28 when it travels to Center Ice to take on Kiski. The puck drops at 6:30 p.m.
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A CONVICTED drug dealer is planning to sue Greater Manchester police after an officer carried out an illegal search following a motoring incident in Crompton Way.
Gary Knox brought in top barristers Anthony Barraclough and Ian McMeekin to defend him when he stood trial at Bolton Magistrates Court yesterday accused of failing to stop his car under police instruction and assaulting a police officer.
But the case was dismissed after Mr Barraclough told the court that the officer had failed to give Mr Knox his name and the police station where he is based before carrying out a search.
Zoe Salter, prosecuting, told magistrates that in September 30 last year a tree blew down blocking part of Crompton Way.
PC Lee Ganley and another officer were directing traffic when, just before 11pm, 37-year-old Knox, driving a silver Nissan Micra, failed to stop despite the officers making hand signals.
He said Knox drove straight towards him, only moving onto the opposite carriageway at the last second.
PC Ganley said he jumped into a police car, following the Nissan towards Tonge Moor where he blocked Knox's car.
Knox, who was driving, turned off his engine but PC Ganley said he smelled cannabis coming from the open driver's window and decided to handcuff him while he carried out a search. The prosecution claimed Knox, of Adrian Road, Halliwell, became aggressive, trying to push past PC Ganley and injuring his shoulder before the officer sprayed him with CS gas and forced him to the ground.
Knox claimed in interview that he had been following another vehicle and, in the darkness, thought he was being allowed past the fallen tree by the officers.
At the time Knox was on licence from prison, part-way through a six-year sentence for conspiracy to commit misconduct in a public office.
Because PC Ganley had not carried out the search legally, the prosecution offered no evidence against Knox on the assault charge and decided it was not in the public interest to continue with a trial on the lesser motoring offence.
Mr Barraclough told magistrates Knox had "suffered terribly" as a result of the incident, being recalled to prison and spending a further 28 days behind bars.
"This man was gassed. He was in agony. He was put face down in the street and handcuffed to the extent that, on a poor police video, you can see bruises on his wrist," he said.
The cost of yesterday's case was several thousand pounds which will now be funded by the taxpayer.


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Star Rolling out-bobbed Spillway to take out the Lawrence Stakes at Caulfield on Saturday and began to repay the faith of co-trainer Peter Morgan.
Racing first-up since running last in the Australian Cup, Star Rolling was left a shot for all-comers and got his head down on the line to score.
"Last spring I thought I had the best horse and we kept getting balloted out – we had nowhere to go," Morgan said.
"It was a shame. When we came to autumn I didn't quite have the same horse and he still ran good races against good horses but this spring I think I've got him back to how he was last spring.
"I don't think he was quite fit and there will be a lot of improvement in him."
Star Rolling is being aimed at the Caulfield Cup and will continue to the Dato Tan Chin Nam Stakes in a couple of weeks at Moonee Valley.
The disapppointment of the race was favourite Puissance De Lune, which settled back in the field and made a short run but never looked a winning chance.
James Cummings decides to give Norzita more rest
James Cummings has sent Norzita back to Think Big Stud after she failed to cope with the stress of being back in work.
The two-time group 1 winner had a bone scan on Friday and it indicated she should be given more time to recover.
A decision will have to be made soon whether she will retired and sent for a possible mating with So You Think, or be aimed at an autumn campaign that will include the Queen Elizabeth Stakes.
"We have been very careful with her because of the nature of her injuries and she has been X-rayed and scanned all the way along," Cummings said.
"We would not have been aware of this without the scans. Because this problem has shown up we do not want to take the risk with her.
"We can give her time and try to get her back for the autumn but there is the option of the breeding barn.
"For Dato [Tan Chin Nam] it would be an opportunity to send a champion mare to a champion stallion that he both owned."
Lester Grace learns value of patience on Territory
Jarrod Austin pinged Terrority over a couple of jumps on race morning before he returned to winning form at Rosehill on Saturday.
The Warwick Farm trainer had taken the option of staying in Sydney with Territory and gave apprentice Lester Grace clear instructions.
"He told me to be patient and to wait as long as I could," Grace said.
"It won me the race because at the top of the straight I was ready to take a run and took a couple of breaths and the run opened up to the inside.
"The split came at the right time and just like they told he gave me a short sharp sprint."
Gai Waterhouse's Ryker impresses in show gallop
She was not there to watch but Gai Waterhouse would have been pleasantly surprised by the exhibition gallop of smart gelding Ryker, which shaded group 1-winning stablemate Diamond Drille.
The two horses, owned by the Kolivos family, worked smartly over 1200 metres between races at Rosehill.
Diamond Drille resumes in the Toy Show Quality at Randwick on Saturday.
Waterhouse was still an absentee from the races as her team readies for the spring.
Ryker just got the better of Diamond Drille, partnered by Kerrin McEvoy, under mild Tommy Berry riding and looks wound up for his potential return at Rosehill in a fortnight.
"He trialled really good," Waterhouse's foreman, Mark Newnham, said. "And Diamond Drille will possibly head towards the Epsom and then down to Melbourne."
Lloyd Kennewell aims Get The Nod at Caulfield Guineas
Adelaide trainer Lloyd Kennewell has big plans for Get The Nod after the gelding resumed with an impressive win in the Vain Stakes at Caulfield on Saturday.
Kennewell said group 1 performer Conservatorium had been the stable benchmark but he had no doubts about where Get The Nod fitted into the hierarchy.
"He'd eat Conservatorium for breakfast,'' Kennewell said of Get The Nod, which won his only other start, at Morphettville, in March.
Get The Nod was forced to travel three wide without cover and made the turn awkwardly.
Once balanced in the straight, he charged past the leaders to win by 1.25 lengths from Stingray, which also worked home strongly.
Kennewell is unsure where Get The Nod would head next but his medium-term aim is to find the best way to get him to the Caulfield Guineas on October 11


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Summer time is a great time for road trips. In Utah, there are many wide, vast stretches of highway between destinations, and most stops are at gas stations and tourist attractions that are known to stock sugary drinks, candies, sweets and salty snacks. It's not always easy to eat healthy foods while on the road, or any vacation for that matter, but it can be done.Read More


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A hat-trick to skipper Shane Watson was not enough to stop the Rajasthan Royals from suffering a 32-run loss to Sunrisers Hyderabad in the Indian Premier League.
Watson's three-wicket haul - across two overs - was the second of the 2014 tournament, restricting the Sunrisers to 9-134 on Thursday night (Friday morning AEST).
But the Australian Test allrounder failed to continue his form with the bat, falling for just 11 to countryman Moises Henriques as his side tallied 102.
Fellow Australian Steve Smith top-scored for the Royals with 22 from 33 balls, until a lower-order onslaught from fast bowler Bhuvneshwar Kumar signalled the end for Watson's men.
Kumar claimed 4-14, including James Faulkner, with the Royals losing six wickets for 24 runs.
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Costume quality, more than any other aspect of theater, is determined by money. If you've got a lot of it, you can dress your actors as cats, French aristocracy, Queen Elizabeth, or anything else. If you don't have any, you dress them in corduroy and denim. So let's take a moment to praise a decision that had almost nothing to do with money, though it was made in service of a production with plenty of money to throw around. To wit: to dress Shane R. Tanner in tights that were ever so slightly too small in Actors' Playhouse's wonderful 1776. The tights were a very light gray — under the lights, they became the color of an aviation cocktail — and if they didn't show absolutely everything as Tanner tromped angrily around the stage singing "Molasses to Rum," they showed enough. The man has beautiful thighs. His quads could crack a Brazil nut, and do unspeakably wonderful things to any softer-fleshed critter. His calves are constructed of the same curves and angles God first employed to create the hindquarters of a horse — sensuous, meaty, almost edible. You want to touch them. Or bite them. At the very least, you want to see them again.
You can dress her in a parka, crimp her fur, and keep her in your purse, but don't forget: Your dog is still an animal. A pack animal, and it's time to re-acquaint Princess with her long-forgotten species. The Martell dog park is a wedge of suffering grass in the middle of a severe cement landscape, rimmed on the north and east by I-195 ramps, the west by a condo tower, and the east by Biscayne Bay and the sex offender-habitated Julia Tuttle Causeway. But to the finally unleashed urban dog, this is nothing less than heaven: a tract large enough for an epic game of catch (it's about the size of a little-league park) ornamented with a half-dozen big trees to pee on and, if you time the visit right, a plethora of friends equally interested in ass-odor appreciation. Arrive after 5 p.m. on a workday — parking is tricky, so it's wise to drop off your car a few blocks away and make the walk — and the place is packed with downtown-residing yuppies and their toaster-size canines. Run free, purse dogs!
Since tag-teaming in 2002 to form their Friends with You collective, Sam Borkson and Arturo Sandoval III have been on a tear to corner the globe with their vision of magic, luck, and friendship. The Miami-based conceptual duo started off creating a line of designer toys featuring a wacky cast of cosmic characters with names such as Buddy Chub, Fluffy Pop, Bumble Grump, Red Flyer, Albino Squid, and Malfi. Since then, their mysterious creations have opened portals of opportunity for the artists they could scarcely imagine. Their premium toy line can now be found in some of the top boutiques across the planet. They have carved out their own niche in the contemporary art world with their eye-popping installations, performances, paintings, prints, sculptures, and multimedia works also draw the attention of corporate moguls. Some of the clients they have seduced with their otherworldly charms include MTV, VH1, Nickelodeon, Comedy Central, Nike, Volkswagen, Toyota Scion, Red Bull, Target, Sony, BMW, Mini Cooper, Hasbro, and VitaminWater, among others. Borkson and Sandoval's neck-craning projects have become a staple during Art Basel Miami Beach, including a spacey blimp parade in 2006 and this past December's giant bounce house at the Scope Art Fair. In the past few years, these big-dreaming homeboys have repped the 305 in places as far-flung as New York, Los Angeles, Berlin, Tokyo, Hong Kong, and Copenhagen — all under the simple rubric "Come Play with Us!" — while conjuring an undeniably winning franchise.
She was elected in 2005 and not a moment has passed without controversy for Miami Commissioner Michelle Spence-Jones. Her former political opponent, Richard Dunn, sued her in Miami-Dade Circuit Court the second she took office, claiming she bought votes, and two years later, commission colleague Marc Sarnoff accused her of public corruption. Yet in spite of the troubles dogging her short political career, Spence-Jones has not only survived Miami's cutthroat politics but also successfully leveraged her position to help the people who matter to her — the predominantly black residents living in Overtown, Liberty City, Allapattah, and other low-income neighborhoods in her district. Under her watch, the Overtown/Park West Community Redevelopment Agency has finally begun to make inroads in revitalizing the long-neglected historically black community. She made sure the agency spent millions of dollars fixing up storefronts and streets along NW Third Avenue in Overtown, including a $752,903 renovation of Jackson Soul Food Restaurant. Yet Spence-Jones didn't really flex her political muscle until it came time for her to vote for the controversial Marlins stadium deal. Fresh from maternity leave, Spence-Jones channeled great late black leaders M. Athalie Range and Arthur Teele Jr., leveraging her vote to make sure her constituents were taken care of. If the Overtown CRA didn't get $500 million it was promised from the city and county, she would vote against the stadium. An avalanche of criticism descended on Spence-Jones. But she held her ground. Her gambit paid off. She got the $500 million for Overtown. Florida International University political science professor Marvin Dunn sums up the commissioner: "I have nothing but praise for the stand that Spence-Jones has taken: Show us the money. Nothing wrong with that. Bringing home the proverbial bacon is what we expect our politicians to do."
As far as local dealers go, Nina Johnson has earned her spurs on the local scene as a tireless dynamo and community activist. Her gallery has become a favorite hub for art lovers searching for provocative exhibitions that linger in the mind long after one leaves her lively, shape-shifting space. Since opening its doors in November 2007, Diet has become known for its modest yet focused stable of emerging and mid-career artists as well as an invitational program for international artists. Johnson has also organized lectures by visiting curators and critics, and publishes an electronic newsletter featuring reviews and interviews written by local artists on Miami's booming scene. Best of all, Johnson is among the rare handful of local dealers confident enough to give her artists free run of her space without waffling on the commercial necessity of hewing to the bottom line. Her shows are impeccably curated and often among the most discussed after the monthly Wynwood crawls. Among recent standouts were Maria Jose Arjona's beguiling performance marathon, "Remember to Remember," and Andrew Mowbray's witty "Tempest Prognosticator," in which the artist turned himself into a human weathervane. This past December, Brian Burkhardt transformed Diet into a veritable mad scientist's project, installing a sprawling bio-dome-cum-studio that housed samples of the hybrid species of plants and insects he has created during his career. For many people suffering from the bloated offerings that typically cramp the bowels during Wynwood's monthly openings, Johnson has proven a deft hand at trimming the fat from the bone.
For years, the county commission has been controlled by a certain block of rabidly pro-growth commissioners who are quite cozy with special interests. That all changed when Dennis Moss built a more moderate coalition that got him elected as chairman. Moss, whose District 9 is a geographically sprawling chunk of Southern Dade, then set forth assigning committee chairs. Left out in the cold was Commissioner Natacha Seijas, whose derrière was so used to sitting in a chairman's spot it almost seemed like a foregone conclusion she'd be in charge of something. Of course, with growth at a standstill thanks to the economic slump, Seijas and her ilk seem sort of aimless anyway.


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Somali Warlord Refuses to Recognize President despite Peace Bid
Key Somali warlord Hussein Mohamed Aidid refuses to recognize President Abdulkassim Salat Hassan as head of state despite a peace-building meeting in Libya last week, one of Aidid's aides said Monday.
"Aidid and other faction leaders in Libya agreed with Salat to make peace as a group leader without recognizing him as a legitimate leader of Somalia," Issa Mohamed Siad said.
Siad is the acting chairman of Aidid's United Somali Congress/Somali National Alliance (USC/SNA) faction, which is one of the strongest clan-based movements to have established territorial rule since the collapse of central government in 1991.
Salat, elected Somalia's first head of state in almost a decade last month, had talks with Aidid in the Libyan town of Sirte under the auspices of Libyan leader Moamer Kadhafi.
"An all-inclusive national peace conference will be held in Somalia soon to form a government," Said told AFP.
The two men were then received by Kadhafi, who said Libya is ready to help rebuild Somalia, according to Libya's official JANA news agency.
Many Somali civic groups and community leaders welcomed Salat's election in Djibouti last month by members of a new transitional assembly, which made him Somalia's first head of state since the 1991 ouster of dictator Mohamed Siad Barre.
Aidid, however, has been among a majority of clan-based faction leaders who have vehemently rejected the entire Djibouti process. These warlords who rule different parts of Somalia have battled for authority since Barre's overthrow -- MOGADISHU (AFP)
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I have not met a pet owner who does not adore their four-legged best friend. I'm no exception, and as a proud owner of a Miniature Schnauzer I make it a point not only to create a home that is comfortable for my guests but for her as well.
I have not met a pet owner who does not adore their four-legged best friend. I'm no exception, and as a proud owner of a Miniature Schnauzer I make it a point not only to create a home that is comfortable for my guests but for her as well.
This simple and sMARt tip is about repurposing something from the children's department to make it perfect for a pet.
Over the years I've been in search of sturdy, lightweight pet stairs that weren't made of a cheap plastic. And I wanted something both decorative and functional but not expensive. Turned out to be hard to find! So I stepped up to the challenge and discovered the perfect solution: a child's stepping stool.
My local HomeGoods showcased a huge collection for both boys and girls; each had flowers, princess themes, trucks or robots, so their color and decoration were of no interest to me. But I was drawn to the clean lines, the right height and the durability of the wooden construction. For less than fifteen dollars I had found the perfect solution. Who cares what it looked like? What was once pink and covered with butterflies could be easily transformed with a little creativity.
Before: Wooden steps found at HomeGoods
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Step 1: Look for steps made of wood. Begin by sanding entire surface lightly. Select an appropriate color spay paint to match room décor. I chose a gun metal grey to match my wall color. Spray once, let dry and repeat for the best results.
Step 2: Once dry, measure steps and cut strips of adhesive felt and place over each step.
Step 3: You're done! Since the steps are new in your dog's world, train your dog to use them: reward with treats for each up and down trip.
After: Completed pet steps
Shopping for children's items is one thing, but shopping for your pet stairs in the same department? Well I think that was just plain sMARt!
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With their fun, functional design, we nominate the stilt bungalows at Long Beach Chalet just off Long Beach as among the coolest on Ko Lanta. Throw in a swimming pool and free WiFi, and it's also a favourite resort on a flashpacker-sized budget. The only disadvantage is the lack of direct sea views.
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Set on spacious grounds filled with palm trees and butterflies, Long Beach Chalet offers two categories of bungalows, both with air-con and the same loft design. We stayed in a standard, which was just big enough for the double bed, wardrobe and table containing the TV, mini-fridge and a kettle. Thanks to the large windows and high ceilings it didn't feel cramped, but anyone planning to share the room with children, no matter how small they might be, should upgrade to the roomier superiors beside the pool.
Both types of bungalows have private bathrooms with a hot shower, but for the superiors the bathroom is on the other side of the exterior staircase leading to the bedroom. This is slightly inconvenient when nature calls in the early hours and you have to put on your shoes, but otherwise a clever set-up as you can go from the beach to the shower without tracking any sand into your room.
Another perk of the bungalows' loft design is the creation of a shady terrace below. Every bungalow's "basement" has cushion seating and a hammock, making it the perfect place to while away a scorching hot afternoon with a good book (or a good nap). If you ask nicely, the staff will even serve your breakfast here.
Although Long Beach Chalet is not on the beach, you can be there in minutes. A dirt path leads from the back of the resort through a working coconut plantation and onto the sand. Along the beach are a couple of restaurants and bars, but it's still a relatively undeveloped stretch of sand thanks to a nearby public park keeping resorts away, and you may have it all to yourself during the beautiful sunsets. During the monsoon the beach is not maintained and big waves wash litter onto the sand, making the resort's swimming pool an appealing alternative.
The resort's restaurant – Three Mums – is known as one of the best on Long Beach and lures guests from other Long Beach resorts over for dinner. Prices are a bit higher than average with mains from 120 to 200 baht, but we loved the massaman curry with pumpkin and the "larb" meatballs were addictive. The talented "mums" who run the kitchen also offer cooking classes.
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NSWRL general manager Geoff Carr denies the under-20s State of Origin match set down for Penrith later this month is an elaborate measure to prevent eligible young players from representing New Zealand's world champion Kiwis.
The interstate match will pit the best NSW-born National Youth Competition players against their Queensland counterparts, but Carr said it would be played under different rules to the senior Origin series which is open only to players available for Australian selection, although history notes some players such as Papua New Guinean duo Adrian Lam and Neville Costigan, and Kiwi front-rower Craig Smith sidestepped the red tape.
Carr said the Rugby League International Federation's eligibility rules meant playing a junior representative match, even an Origin game, could not bind a player to Australia.
''We've been in discussion with the New Zealand Rugby League over the last year about when kids should be committing to which nation they want to play for, but under the international federation's rules those players with dual eligibility can make up their mind just prior to when they're picked for a team,'' said Carr.
Carr was keen to formulate a database detailing young player's national allegiance to avoid more conflict at the selection table for junior international teams.
''We've had situations in the past in the Junior Kangaroos and Junior Kiwis where two or three kids have been considered by both countries,'' he said. ''I think it gets a bit messy and I think the idea is for players to nominate [their allegiance] when they're a bit younger. The other side to that is under international federation rules there's nothing preventing them, if they haven't played a full international, from changing their minds at a later date.''
There has been concern about the number of players, Manly's Kieran Foran included, who, after playing in junior representative sides, elected to play for the Kiwis' senior team. But Carr said that was because New Zealand did a good job of identifying talented players from a young age, and Australia had followed their lead.
''Over the last five or six years New Zealand has been pretty good at identifying kids who live in Australia and who don't have the opportunity to represent the Kiwis,'' he said. ''They've gone to a bit of trouble through Stephen Kearney and Tony Kemp, their high performance manager, to contact these kids and encourage them to play for New Zealand.
''What's happening now is that the NSW and Queensland, now they have full-time coaches [Ricky Stuart and Mal Meninga] are now identifying those young players and talking to them about their opportunity to play representative football. That would have to have an influence on young players.''


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Dan Haren is only 32. Compared to the rest of his Nationals' rotation mates, however, he is the elder statesman.
Gio Gonzalez is 27. Jordan Zimmermann is 26, so is Ross Detwiler. Stephen Strasburg is only (!) 24. And none has more than three full seasons of starting in the major leagues.
Enter Haren, here on a one-year, $13 million deal, who has pitched in the majors for 10 seasons, amassed over 1,876 innings and thrown over 29,575 pitches. Seven times Haren has thrown over 200 innings in a season. The four other Nationals starters? Twice. And both by Gonzalez, although he and Zimmermann fell short of that milestone by fewer than 10 innings each last year. And for the first time in his career, Haren will be counted on as the veteran of a rotation. He'll be the "older" guy they turn to when needed.
"I feel a little bit old," said Haren, who arrived at Nationals camp on Wednesday and is scheduled to throw a bullpen session on Friday morning. "I'm not that old, 32. I've been around a little while. But a lot of the guys are younger and hopefully I have something to offer them. It's going to be fun working with them and watching them pitch and playing with an exciting group of guys. Everyone kind of does something a little bit different."
Haren met Nationals Manager Davey Johnson for the first time on Wednesday. ("He seems like a players' kind of guy, mingling around.") And he met Steve McCatty, the team's sarcastic pitching coach. ("I talked to him on the phone a few times. It's easier to understand him in person.") Strasburg has already said he hopes to glean pitching tips from Haren, and the two, coincidentally, have adjacent lockers in the spring training clubhouse. On Thursday, they chatted briefly about golf before a team meetings.
"Spring is about bonding a little bit as a unit," Haren said. "You gotta learn the guys you're going to go in to battle with. It's a long year. It's a journey. Hopefully this group gets close. I know the expectations are sky high, which they should be."
Haren, who has said he has a lot to prove after his first run-in with injuries last season, re-reiterated that he feels healthy from his back and hip issues. He has thrown at least six bullpen sessions already and "physically, I'm right where I want to be." He toned down the heavy weightlifting in the offseason, and focused on strengthening his core.
"I used to just walk outside, pick up a baseball and just throw it 300 feet," he said. "Well now, I actually need to stretch. When I'm done throwing, I need to get stretched. I need to do a little bit more cardio. At no point in my career have I ever been lazy, whether it be the workouts, cardio or that type of stuff. Like I said, it's just about being a little bit smarter this time around."
So, yes, Haren admitted he's getting older.


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