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Holiday kids' play
By Vera M. Chan-Pool
, Editor
Wednesday, December 12, 2012 7:30 AM
The holiday carousel returns to Westlake Park. Courtesy of www. DowntownHolidays.com
Our dreary, rainy weather doesn't lend itself to thoughts of winter, snow and the holidays much around here, but there are activities throughout the Seattle area that will get one into the holiday spirit — especially if you're of or with the younger set who wants or needs to get outdoors.
Here are some free or low-cost holiday events that will keep some of that spending money in your pocket for gift shopping.
There's plenty to see and do downtown amidst all the holiday shopping. At Pacific Place (Sixth Avenue and Pine Street), the atrium becomes a winter wonderland each night at 6 p.m. with
Snow Flurries
, through Dec. 31. To complete the scene, Santa visits and holiday music plays.
Cost: Free
Information: (206) 405-2655 or pacificplaceseattle.com/holiday-snow
A holiday fixture for more than 20 years, the
Wonderland Holiday Carousel
in Westlake Park (401 Pine St.) continues to give riders a turn on its brightly painted, antique horses. The carousel runs through Jan. 1.
Cost: $2 donation, to benefit Treehouse
Information: www.downtownholidays.com
Teddy-bear lovers can drop in at the Fairmont Olympic Hotel (411 University St.), where the
Teddy Bear Suite
is among the holiday festivities through Dec. 24. It features a gingerbread Seattle Wheel, a teddy-bear exhibit and stories and holiday music performed by local youth and school choirs.
Cost: Free
Information: www.fairmont.com/seattle
Through Jan. 1, the Seattle Sheraton (1400 Sixth Ave.) presents its
Gingerbread Village
, which, this year, features a "Once Upon a Time" theme, with princesses, princes and castles among the edible creations made by local architecture firms, trade associations and Sheraton's culinary team.
Cost: Free
Information: (206) 621-9000 or gingerbreadvillage.myevent.com
At the Center of it all
If you're wanting to avoid the hustle and bustle of shopping areas with little ones in tow, head to the Seattle Center (305 Harrison St.), where the grounds have been taken over by Winterfest for six weeks of the holiday season. Through Jan. 6, Seattle Center will be home to the Winter Train and Village (10 a.m. to 6 p.m. in the Armory, formerly the Center House), an ice rink, ice sculpting and live music performances, among other holiday treats.
Cost: Free (except Winter Train and Village rides, $2 suggested donation)
Information: (206) 684-7200 or
The Children's Museum, also on the Seattle Center grounds, offers its
Festival of Lights
through Jan. 6 for families with children age 10 and younger. Each week, the museum's kid-sized "household" will change to celebrate a new winter festival — such as Las Posadas, Christmas, Kwanzaa and Chinese New Year — with games, activities, music, food and decorations.
Cost: Free with admission or membership
Information: (2060 441-1768 or thechildrensmuseum.org/fol
On the wild side
To completely escape the wildness of holiday shoppers and focus on real wildlife, the Seattle Aquarium, on the Seattle waterfront at 1483 Alaskan Way, presents a
Diving Santa
, who will swim into the Windows on Washington Water exhibits on weekends through Dec. 23. Local youth jazz ensembles and string quartets will entertain visitors in between dives.
Cost: Free with admission
Information: (206) 386-4300 or seattleaquarium.org
And there's the new
winter lights festival, which runs through Jan. 1, at the Woodland Park Zoo (750 N. 50th St.) in Phinney Ridge. The zoo recreates wild animals and wild places in indoor and outdoor displays with thousands of LED lights. Other festive elements include visiting reindeer and the historic carousel (for an additional fee).
Cost: $6.50-$9.50 (children 2 and younger are free)
Information: (206) 548-2500 or zoo.org/wildlights
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Darwin on the Old Testament: In his autobiography (written in 1876) Darwin describes his loss of trust in the Bible over the years as he worked on his evolutionary theory:
"Whilst on board the Beagle I was quite orthodox, and I remember being heartily laughed at by several of the officers (though themselves orthodox) for quoting the Bible as an unanswerable authority on some point of morality. I suppose it was the novelty of the argument that amused them. But I had gradually come, by this time, to see that the Old Testament from its manifestly false history of the world, with the Tower of Babel, the rainbow as a sign, etc., etc., and from its attributing to God the feelings of a revengeful tyrant, was no more to be trusted than the sacred books of the Hindoos, (sic) or the beliefs of any barbarian."
Nora Barlow, ed. The autobiography of Charles Darwin, 1809-1882: with original omissions restored. New York, W.W. Norton, 1969, p85
Editorial Comment: "Manifestly false" is Darwin's description of the Scriptures. Not metaphor or useful symbolism with theological truth. Darwin, who was trained in theology, did not indulge in any of the modern-day doublespeak by theologians who claim Genesis and evolution tell the same story. Darwin knew very well they didn't, and because he believed his theory was true, he consistently also believed the Old Testament was false. (Ref. theistic evolution, Scriptures Genesis, philosophy, world-view)
Evidence News, 16 December 2009
Charles Darwin was a bright young theological graduate, but by the end of his life he had turned his back on God, denied that Jesus Christ was the Son of God and declared Scripture to be "manifestly false". What happened?
Read the Creation Research article The Descent of a Man. PDF here
Darwin's writings, including several editions of the Origin of Species and his many other books and articles which are available from The Complete Works of Charles Darwin

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Coconut Ginger Tacos
27 comments:
Ahhhh looks so delish ! Loads of flavors in one dish ... YummReplyDelete
Thank you, Sutrupa. Let me know if you think it could more flavor!!!ReplyDelete
Why, oh why, am I moving in a week? I would make these so fast, but I have to PACK! This will be so fresh and perfect for one of our first meals in our new place. Can't WAIT!ReplyDelete
Oh Whitney, my dear, you are not going to want to even turn on an oven when you get to Phoenix. You will want to live off of popcycles and ice. Good luck to you.ReplyDelete
- Reyna7/24/11, 11:54 AM
I just made these and they were fantastic. The flavors of the chicken were amazing. I added some garlic to the mix as well. I loved all the fresh veggies and herbs in the slaw. I made some coconut lime rice to go along with it, and then served it as lettuce wraps. Thanks for the awesome recipe I can't wait to make again!ReplyDelete
Sounds fabulous. Love the lettuce wrap idea. Way to go Reyna!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous8/3/11, 3:34 PM
cock pot. heh. heh.ReplyDelete
Thank you for telling me! HELLO rest of the world. I'm terrible at proof reading, as you may have noticed. Someone needs to let me know these things. TRUE friends tell their friends when they totally screw up!!!!!!ReplyDelete
These look awesome! You just know those flavours are going to be beautiful. + I love your photography. Thanks for the recipe!ReplyDelete
Thanks, Emily.ReplyDelete
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I came across your blog recently..WOW what a blog you have..I love all your recipes..They are awesome..I have bookmarked some recipes to try...The crepes cake and the huge batch of chocolate that you made was mouthwatering...WOW..Keep up the good work...Hope you check my blog too..
I'm so glad you found my blog. I will definitely check your blog out. Thanks for passing it on.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous9/7/11, 12:56 AM
Lovely recipe, cant wait to try it. I don't have a crock pot but could I cook it in my Le Creuset?ReplyDelete
- Anonymous9/7/11, 8:48 AM
Know what I did? Copied the Chicken recipe from here, didn't have tacos and substituted with lettuce wraps and then made the peanut sauce from your Thai Chicken wraps recipe and voila! I am the new domestic goddess at home now! You are fantastic. Thank you for sharing such exotic recipesReplyDelete
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Sure. Just put it in a low oven temp at about 275 degrees. That should work great.ReplyDelete
Fabulous idea! I'm going to try the lettuce wraps.ReplyDelete
This is seriously the best thing I have ever eaten in my entire life. No exaggeration!ReplyDelete
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I loooooove the Chow Truck! I tried recreating their recipe on my own, before, and it wasn't a huge hit. Not terrible, but not incredible like theirs. I'm SO excited to try this!! Yayyyy! Thanks for posting!ReplyDeleteReplies
I hope this recipe can compare slightly to Chow Truck. I just realized that it's been a while since I followed that truck. Time to keep track of it again. Enjoy!Delete
- Anonymous9/22/13, 11:11 PM
I love that you take pics of each step instead of making a video, for me, it's so much easier and quick to get to and understand every thing. Thanks, I will now make this one of my favorite food blogs.ReplyDeleteReplies
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This was THE best dinner ever! We loved it! Seriously, insanely good. It is my favorite recipe now and it will be a regular at our home. THANK YOU!!!ReplyDeleteReplies
I'm so glad you loved the tacos. Thanks for your comment. I love it when YOU love it :)Delete
Hi. I was wondering if putting the coconut milk in the beginning would make it look curdled? I made a beef curry in the slow cooker once from the thai food blog shesimmers and she mentions not to put it in the beginning. I was putting this in the slow cooker this morning so I didn't add it yet. I also marinaded the meat last night in a paste made with shallot, lemongrass, garlic, chili paste and lime leaf. I smells amazing. My plan is to shred the meat and cook with the coconut milk for 15 mins before serving.ReplyDelete
Always enjoy your recipes.
I hope this helps. This is what I have learned from coconut milk. I find that when I boil coconut milk it has tendency's to curdle. I notice it more when I am using raw meat, especially chicken. It appears that the blood and juices from the meat give it a curdled texture and appearance. That is one reason why I grill the chicken or pan sear it first. You marinade sounds absolutely delicious and the flavor will blow your mouth away. I have found that using all chicken breasts with this recipe can be very dry. That is why I mixed the breast and thigh meat. Also, the coconut milk adds moisture and fat to the chicken breast. If the coconut milk is simmer slowly, you shouldn't have a problem with curdling. The chicken generally absorbs most of the coconut milk. You can prepare the chicken as you have planned. Your chicken will probably be more saucy, which isn't a bad thing. I'm anxious to hear about your results. Sounds so delicious.Delete
"I am really enjoyed this dish; it was flavorful and filling.ReplyDelete
this dish looks incredible! :)
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Sunday, November 16, 2008
Gratitude for Church
We have been studying the Life of the Savior and the Atonement in Seminary. When I was in Utah a while ago, someone in Relief Society said when she was a little girl her grandma told her that if she understood the significance of The Sacrament she would crawl to get to the meeting. One of the reasons I am grateful for Church is because of the healing power of the Atonement.
I was also blessed by each of the talks given today:
A missionary who is going home next week bore a beautiful testimony.
The next speaker especially touched my heart--it was on forgiveness, and today I was not feeling very forgiving. (Hence, the greater need for the sacrament) I was also touched because it was given by one of my Seminary students. She mentioned she had learned in Seminary that the Savior suffered not only for her sins but also for her hurts and sorrows. It was cute when I went up to her after and thanked her for the talk and told her how I really needed to hear her words today, she said she was hoping that someone would benefit from what she said. (I sure did)
The next speaker talked about righteous traditions and reminded me of why it is so important to strive to teach our children. This young lady talked about her parents insisting that the children come home at least once a year. (She is one of ten children, and I believe she is from Jamaica) It was so sweet when she said how getting together every year has kept them close and it is why, when she was given this assignment to speak, the first people she turned to were brothers and sisters. I love when our family can get together and want my children to be close to each other and to know Allan and I are always there for them.
Our Bishop spoke last and he talked about Elder Wirthlin's talk--"Come What May, and Love It." I made reference to this talk a few posts ago. It isn't always easy to deal with the struggles we have, but they are there for our growth. At those times when the struggles seem too great, I know where to turn.
I hope this doesn't come off as a downer post or that it sounds like I'm being a whiner or a needy person. I am just being real. Every day life isn't a bowl of cherries, but I know that I can get through anything with the help of the Lord. He is always there. I worry that sometimes people read my blog and see my travels and think I don't know what problems are--I want people to know that life can get tough, but we can all get through it--no matter what IT is.
I'm grateful for what I heard, but more importantly, I'm grateful for what I felt.
I hope you have had a great Sunday.
10 comments:
- Tori :) said...
We are very blessed to have the gospel in our lives.
- November 16, 2008 at 9:11 PM
- annie said...
Church is a blessing in my life too!
- November 16, 2008 at 9:24 PM
- Chel said...
I loved this! Definitely something to be grateful for.
Your grateful posts put mine to shame. I think I'll just enjoy yours for the rest of the time. :)
- November 16, 2008 at 10:05 PM
- PJ said...
I felt very warm and good after church yesterday, I am so grateful for it.
Then after waiting an hour on Sam's choir practice, and then having tithing settlement...I felt well...very hungry! :D
- November 17, 2008 at 7:25 AM
- Nancy Face said...
I especially enjoyed Sacrament Meeting yesterday, too. Our bishop shared some very wonderful examples of the blessings that come from paying our tithing. :)
- November 17, 2008 at 9:09 AM
- aurora said...
I didn't get to attend church because I have two sick little kids and a hubby in China, so I really feel like I was fed by your post. Thanks!
- November 17, 2008 at 9:09 AM
- Tonya said...
I know how you feel. Each Sunday when I enter the chapel I always feel as though I'm going home.
- November 17, 2008 at 10:19 AM
- Chelli said...
Thanks again, for sharing your thoughts.
- November 17, 2008 at 10:25 AM
- JustRandi said...
Church is definitely right up there on the Things I Am Grateful For list.
Thanks for the reminder!!
- November 17, 2008 at 5:16 PM
- Magirk said...
Yvonne, I don't think I've ever heard you come off as a whiner, or whiney on your blog.
I always enjoy reading what you write and the thoughts that you share.
I'm terrible. I always look in my Google Reader and wonder which blogs to start with, and when I see yours I think that I'll wait because I like to save the best for last so that I can enjoy it and savor it. But that's not the best strategy, because I always seem to get so far behind!! And yours is one of the ones I always want to read!
I'm changing that strategy.
Anyway. You're right about life. the tough parts are as important as the really happy parts.
I confess I don't get too much out of Sacrament Meeting messages these days. We are having quite the time with these two twin toddlers - sometimes it makes me want to cry, wondering what's the point.
But we stick with it, because we want them all to know that this is where we go on Sundays, and this is why. So we just keep plugging along. But can I just say... IT'S REALLY HARD FOR ME!
There! How's THAT for whiney?? ;-D
- November 20, 2008 at 2:44 PM


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The U.S. Department of Agriculture is wrapping up its reporting period for crop progress and soil conditions. While nearly all of the crops have been harvested, the big story that remains is the amount of soil moisture as the Corn Belt moves into winter, when there is less that can soak into the soil. Following is a report on soil moisture conditions and related anecdotes reported by USDA's 4,000 volunteer reporters.
ILLINOIS: Days suitable for fieldwork 5.0. Topsoil moisture 3% very short, 15% short, 78% adequate, 4% surplus. Subsoil moisture 16% very short, 40% short, 44% adequate.
INDIANA: Days suitable for fieldwork 5.8. Topsoil moisture 2% very short, 11% short, 80% adequate, 7% surplus. Subsoil moisture 11% very short, 28% short, 58% adequate, 3% surplus.
IOWA: There were 6.3 days suitable for fieldwork Statewide during the past week. Topsoil moisture levels declined to 28 percent very short, 38 percent short, 33 percent adequate, and 1 percent surplus. Subsoil moisture also declined and is now rated at 60 percent very short, 34 percent short, 6 percent adequate, and 0 percent surplus. With 94 percent of Iowa experiencing short to very short subsoil moisture levels, this is the driest Iowa's subsoil has been at the close of the third week in November since 1999.
KANSAS: Days suitable for fieldwork 6.2. Topsoil moisture 39% very short, 32% short, 28% adequate, 1% surplus. Subsoil moisture 54% very short, 34% short, 12% adequate, 0% surplus. Soybeans harvested 97%, 98% 2011, 94% avg. Range and Pasture Condition 53% very poor, 28% poor, 15% fair, 4% good, and 0% excellent. However, precipitation is needed by all producers to sustain the newly emerged wheat crop and replenish soil moisture and livestock ponds.
MICHIGAN: Days suitable for fieldwork 6. Topsoil 3% very short, 11% short, 82% adequate, 4% surplus. Subsoil 16% very short, 24% short, 60% adequate, 0% surplus.
MINNESOTA: Days suitable for fieldwork 4.2. Topsoil moisture 27% Very Short, 42% Short, 29% Adequate, and 2% Surplus.
MISSOURI: Days suitable for fieldwork 5.6. Precipitation 0.58 inch. Topsoil moisture 15% very short, 32% short, 51% adequate, 2% surplus. Subsoil moisture supply 42% very short, 35% short, 22% adequate, 1% surplus. Pasture condition 30% very poor, 24% poor, 31% fair, 15% good. Supply of hay and other roughages 44% very short, 37% short and 19% adequate. Stock water supplies 37% very short, 40% short, 23% adequate.
NEBRASKA: Days suitable for fieldwork 6.5. Topsoil moisture 69% very short, 26% short, 5% adequate. Subsoil moisture 83% very short, 16% short, 1% adequate. The State continues in extreme drought with soil moisture profiles depleted. During the past 60 days, the western two-thirds of the State received less than one inch of precipitation. Statewide, the topsoil moisture rating is the lowest for this time of year since 1999. Due to short soil moisture supplies, winter wheat emergence continues behind average with thin and spotty stands reported. The winter wheat crop rated only 17 percent in good condition which is the poorest rating since 1990.
NORTH DAKOTA: Days suitable for fieldwork 4.1. Topsoil moisture supplies 11% very short, 35% short, 53% adequate, 1% surplus. Subsoil moisture supplies 26% very short, 37% short and 37% adequate. Stock water supplies 22% very short, 37% short, 41% adequate. Pasture and range conditions 31% very poor, 34% poor, 22% fair, 13% good.
OHIO: Days suitable for field work, 4.4. Top soil moisture 2% very short, 11% short, 64% adequate, and 23% surplus. Range and Pasture condition 13% very poor, 19% poor, 38% fair, 28% good, 2% excellent.
SOUTH DAKOTA: Days suitable for fieldwork 6.2. Topsoil moisture 53% very short, 30% short, 17% adequate. Subsoil moisture 68% very short, 20% short, 12% adequate.
WISCONSIN: Days suitable for fieldwork 6.0. Topsoil moisture 14% very short, 37% short, 45% adequate, and 4% surplus.
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NEW ORLEANS — The New Orleans Hornets are seeking to get off to a fast start to their final stretch of the season coming off the all-star break.
With 29 games remaining, the Hornets (19-34) have 17 games at home, starting at 7 p.m. Tuesday against the Chicago Bulls (30-22) at New Orleans Arena. It is the first of six games in nine days, four of which are at home. The Hornets play at the Cleveland Cavaliers on Wednesday night.
The Hornets won have won four of their past five games, including the last two before the break. Guard Eric Gordon, who sat out Wednesday's win against Portland with a sprained right hand, practiced Monday and said he will play. He said he sprained the hand when he ran into a teammate during Wednesday's shoot-around, calling it "a freak accident."
Before the break, the Hornets were playing some of their best basketball of the season. Coach Monty Williams said the focus in practice Monday was to jar the team back into the focus of what they do after having had four days off.
"We did some good things before the break, but we've been a team that can't rely on what little success we've had in the previous game or games," he said. "We want to be ready because we are going against a pretty tough team."
And one the Hornets have beaten, taking an 89-82 victory on Nov. 3 at Chicago in the third game of the season. The game was to be the first trip for Hornets No. 1 draft pick Anthony Davis to play against his hometown team. However, Davis had a mild concussion the previous night in the Hornets' win over the Utah Jazz at the Arena and didn't make the Chicago trip.
Ryan Anderson filled in for Davis as starter and led a concerted team effort with 12 points and 13 rebounds. The Hornets held the Bulls to 33.0 percent shooting and outrebounded Chicago 44-41, even though the Bulls had 15 offensive rebounds.
"That was one of those games that stands out because we just played very consistent through the whole game and our effort was there, mostly on the defensive end," Anderson said.
The Hornets held Chicago to 18 points in the first quarter and 16 in the third in going to 2-1 on the season. They were above the .500 mark just one more time, on Nov. 9 after beating Charlotte.
The Bulls have played the entire season without former league MVP Derrick Rose, whose ACL was torn in last year's playoffs. Speculation was that he might return for an end-of-season push to get ready for the playoffs, but he has said that is unlikely.
Led by small forward Luol Deng and center Joakim Noah, both of whom are all-stars, the veteran Bulls have pressed on and are second in the Central Division and fourth in the Eastern Conference playoff race.
Deng is averaging 16.9 points and 6.8 rebounds, plays excellent defense and is said to be the "glue" that has held the team together. Noah is averaging 11.8 points and 11.3 rebounds and is the anchor of the defense for Tom Thibodeau, whose system is rooted in defense.
However, Chicago has lost five of its past seven and is coming off a 71-69 loss at Boston on Feb. 13 in which the Celtics scored just 11 points in the second quarter and eight in the third, breaking loose with 28 in the fourth.
The Cavaliers also lost in their previous outing, 96-95 against San Antonio on Feb. 13 at Cleveland, when Spurs small forward Kawhi Leonard sank a 3-pointer with 2.9 seconds left. The Cavs had led 93-90 with 1:48 remaining.
The game against the Hornets is the Cavaliers' first since then and is the last of a seven-game homestand, in which they have gone 3-3. The Cavs feature former Hornets coach Byron Scott, as well as point guard Kyrie Irving, the No. 1 pick in the 2011 draft. An all-star in his second season, he is averaging 23.5 points on 46.6 percent shooting and 5.5 assists. Going against Parker and the Spurs, though, he scored six points on 2-of-15 shooting.
Behind Irving, the Cavaliers like to get out and run. Cleveland is fifth in the NBA in forcing opponents turnovers (15.8 per game) and is eighth in the league in points off turnovers (17.8).


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Mitt Romney Attack Ad Spoof Targets Iconic PBS Figure Over the Economy [Video]
Last night was round one in the Obama / Romney presidential debates and Romney is said to have won the night. One thing is for sure, these debates probably will not answer any lingering questions you may have about either candidate and I wouldn't look for any type of bombshell revelation in the remaining two debates. The only way anything 'big' would come out of this would be if one of them makes a major mistake or misstep.


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If your beef and dairy clients believe their animal welfare programs are only about audits and "checking boxes" on a list, they are in it for the wrong reasons, says Dan Thomson, PhD, DVM, director of the Beef Cattle Institute at Kansas State University.
Thomson, speaking at the 2013 Cow-Calf conference at K-State in January to more than 100 beef cattle veterinarians, producers and students, said that animal welfare programs are about doing the right thing.
"It's not checking a box," Thomson said. "It's a commitment and a thought process. It's the best preventive medicine, nutrition program and water supply. Doing things the right way for the animals that are providing our living."
BQA tools
Thomson described the self-assessment tools available for feedlot, stocker and cow-calf operators and their veterinarians from the Beef Quality Assurance program.
"You can take the assessment while preg checking cattle," Thomson noted. "Or grade cattle handling or body condition scores. It's a self-assessment tool to help, not hinder, an operation. This is a national program that producers paid for with their Checkoff dollars. They own it, they need to use it."
Veterinarian's role
Thomson emphasized the veterinarian's role in animal welfare programs. "The key group for beef producers and the beef industry moving forward on this front is their partnership with the veterinary profession. If the producer can say he or she is doing the job the veterinarian told them to do, there is nothing more defensible than that if animal welfare is questioned.
"We need to train our people, educate our producers and work together on BQA to implement and assess our tools and get to the right place on the farms so we can make a difference. We need continuous improvement from the top down."
Thomson says the industry and producers need to pick two or three things a year such as castration or dehorning, to work on. "Look what we were able to do with injection sites problems, which are now almost non-existent."


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A high-profile former sheriff who once sued the U.S. government over its gun regulations – and won – says it is the local sheriff who will have to defend Americans when and if the feds starting banning and confiscating guns.
Richard Mack of www.CSPOA.org , a former sheriff in Graham County, Ariz., joined with then-Ravalli County Sheriff Jay Printz in a lawsuit against Washington when Bill Clinton demanded sheriff's enforce provisions of the Brady Bill gun control law.
He won. And since then he's been at the front of a movement that highlights the responsibility of local sheriffs.
Now, as Washington gears up to consider imperious plans to limit guns, require fingerprinting and registration, impose additional taxes and fees, ban particular features or functions outright, and even confiscate weapons of self-defense, Mack has told WND that there's hope remaining in local law enforcement.
It's not complicated, he said.
"Gun control is illegal and it's against the Constitution," he said. "What people don't realize is that the Second Amendment was designed to protect us from the power of the federal government."
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Arguably one of the most prolific and groundbreaking groups in Hip-Hop history, N.W.A, are being honoured with a brand new movie titled N.W.A – Straight Outta Compton. The title references their debut album released in 1988, and the full cast for the movie has now been revealed. Ice Cube will be played by his son O'Shea Jackson Jr. Dr. Dre will be played by Corey Hawkins and the late Easy-E will be played by Jason Mitchell. The movie will be produced by Ice Cube, Dr. Dre and Easy-E's widow Tomica Woods-Wright alongside Matt Alvarez. The movie is directed by F. Gary Gray (who worked with Ice Cube on Friday). Look out for more promotion as we lead up to the release date of the N.W.A Movie – Straight Outta Compton.
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The journey that Maria Cornejo took from New York to Los Angeles last March inadvertently became a point of reference for spring. While a sequence of crop circles seen from the descending airplane's vantage point captured her imagination and were turned into a recurring circular, jacquard print, the larger idea of creating a wardrobe that seamlessly traveled through spring's January to August in-store shelf life loomed on the horizon. "It starts out with navy and gradually, as you move through the months, the colors get lighter and the layers come off," she says of the collection, which started out with neoprene capes and skirts, followed with netlike knits, stripped back to an expanded collection of swimwear and finished with airy sundresses cut from perforated cotton, intended to reflect punctured leather rather than broderie anglaise.
But what appeared to be practical, wearable clothes had more at play under the surface. "Future-primitive" was how Cornejo described seemingly disparate and contrasting references that read like a list of personal likes: from the work of 1920s artist Giacomo Balla, street art, woodblock, and crop-circle prints to traditional tailoring, and scuba-inspired athleticism. Taking a personal approach is as signature to this designer as cocooning and draping—which was reigned in this season with neoprene corsets. That personal element is perhaps why, regardless of trends, Cornejo's clothing resonates with women of all ages. Case in point: Her daughter Bibi Cornejo Borthwick arrived dressed in her mother's fall jumpsuit.


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mixim - Wednesday, September 19, 2012 - linkAlright, maybe time for u guys in America to try out Spotify a bit more?
Syncs right to your phones, and honestly has almost all the music i listen too. Even stuff mostly kept at soundcloud. Reply
Kristian Vättö - Wednesday, September 19, 2012 - link"Syncs right to your phones, and honestly has almost all the music i listen too."
That's the key here, the music YOU listen to. Not everyone has the same taste in music and I can honestly say that Spotify cannot satisfy my music needs, which mostly consist of progressive house (i.e. lots of mixes done by individual DJs, of which most have no deals with music companies) and different sub-genres of metal (black, death and trash metal being the main ones).
If you listen to mainstream music, then yeah, Spotify is definitely worth it. And of course, I'm not trying to say that "mainstream" music is worse - music is purely a preference and shall not be argued about. Reply
Penti - Thursday, September 20, 2012 - linkIt's not worse then other streaming services though, it has the same or larger selection, and you can sync your mp3s with it over WiFi to your phone too, though other solutions might be more suitable for some. Other solutions can take your own rips/warez to the cloud too. All things has their limits and (hopefully) their strengths. Obviously you don't rip illegal songs of Youtube with Spotify. Hard to find music on Spotify and other store front like services too. Reply
coolhardware - Wednesday, September 19, 2012 - linkThis program sounds really cool but most of my devices are *not* running Mac OSX. Are there any similar programs for Windows/iOS/Android?
PS I see in the comments that someone recommended Spotify, which is all well and good... but the cool thing about 'iCloud' that seems to make it different (and potentially better) is that it searches through a huge variety of music sources. Also, not having to (ever) pay a monthly fee sounds very nice! Reply


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HE HAS taken more Test wickets than Dale Steyn and James Anderson in the past two years, and sits second in the world rankings but few will be able to name the spinner who Sri Lanka has pinned its hopes on this summer.
The Australians ultimately could not withstand the might of South Africa's all-star pace attack and now must overcome the guile of Rangana Herath, who has emerged from the considerable shadow of the great Muthiah Muralidaran.
Herath might not be as exotic as Saeed Ajmal and Sunil Narine, who have both caused Australia its share of troubles in recent years, but there can be no doubting the potency of his brand of left-arm finger-spin.
No man has claimed more Test victims than Herath's 96 at an average of 24 since the start of 2011 - a period in which he has nine five-wicket hauls, more than any other player.
He will arrive in Australia in white-hot form after befuddling New Zealand with 20 wickets in two Tests last month in Sri Lanka.
The Australians suffered for not paying due respect to South African left-armer Robin Peterson in Perth but are unlikely to make the same mistake against the 34-year-old.
Herath is capable of turning the ball either way and, like most finger spinners, boasts a mystery ball that spins the opposite direction to his stock delivery.
Tom Moody, a former coach of Sri Lanka, is not a fan of ICC's rankings systems but believed the world No.2's welter of wickets in the past two years was evidence he deserved to be rated highly.
''He's a very clever bowler … he's got the tools,'' Moody said.
''He's only short so he doesn't get [much] bounce. He turns the ball both ways and he's got wonderful control and control of his pace as well - he changes that very, very cleverly.
''He's a classical finger spinner who uses every bit of his skill to his advantage.''
Although height can play a factor in a spinner's success in Australia, the 168-centimetre Herath's diminutive stature might be a help rather than a hindrance in the coming series as the lower bounce he extracted increased his chances of getting lbw decisions.
Of bowlers with more than 150 Test wickets, Herath sits third for the highest proportion of victims (28.73 per cent) coming from lbw, behind Pakistan great Waqar Younis and Terry Alderman.
''If Rangana Herath hits someone there [on the knee roll] you can guarantee there'll be questions asked and third umpire will come into play,'' Moody said.
''In a way the DRS will favour him because he's skidding on and not bouncing over.''
Just as Stuart MacGill was starved of matches by Australian champion Shane Warne, Herath has also been deprived of opportunities at international level by Muralidaran.
But Moody believes this has helped Herath to develop his craft.
Despite being a late bloomer, Herath, with 174 wickets from 42 Tests, sits third behind Muralidaran and Chaminda Vaas on Sri Lanka's all-time list.
''He possibly could have played another 30 or 40 Tests but it's a bit like Mike Hussey,'' Moody said yesterday.
''He spent longer honing his skills in the shadow of Murali, which may well have worked to his advantage over time, instead of being thrown into the lion's den, so to speak, and have to work it out on the run.
''He's been able to work on it slowly and with bowlers like Murali around him and captains like Mahela [Jayawardene] and Sanga [Kumar Sangakkara] over time.
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This article was published 11/4/2013 (1593 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
I probably shouldn't tell you this, but I am being muzzled.
It appears the powers that be think I am wasting too much time writing about bacon.
Call me paranoid, but I started to sense something was up the other day when I had lunch at Tim Hortons with my buddy, Bob, who also happens to be the boss of everyone who works at this newspaper.
"I think you're wasting too much time writing about bacon," is what Bob advised me. (See? What did I tell you? It's like I have ESP or something.)
As a crusading columnist, I was taken aback. "What do you mean?" I sniffed, nibbling at my cheese panini with thick-cut bacon. "How can you write too much about bacon? Everyone loves bacon!"
Surprisingly, Bob did not see the logic in this argument. "That's kind of the point," he explained. "It's not like you have to convince people to like bacon."
As a hard-hitting columnist, I am used to facing this kind of pressure. A few years ago, just when I was on the cusp of winning several major journalism awards, an editor decided to lower the boom on another vital news topic.
"You really should stop writing so many columns about toilets," is how she put it at the time.
But getting back to bacon, I politely informed Bob I have now become so identified with these sizzling strips of cured pork that, whenever I attend some manner of charity event, a kind-hearted reader will present me with, at minimum, a pound of free bacon. (Note to readers: This is completely true. It happens all the time.)
This furrowed Bob's brow. "Well," our boss suggested, "maybe you could try writing about something else for a change."
I frowned to indicate I was thinking. "You mean I should start writing about luxury cars so that, instead of bacon, readers start giving me expensive automobiles as gifts?" I said in what I hoped was a haughty tone.
Bob smiled. "OK, that actually could be pretty funny," he conceded.
So there you have it: Thanks to powers beyond my journalistic control, I currently cannot provide you with urgent news updates on late-breaking bacon stories, of which there appears to be a never-ending supply.
For instance, I am prohibited from telling you I have just received another groundbreaking news release from the geniuses at J&D -- or, as Bob would call them, "shameless self-promoters" -- announcing their latest bacon-related gifts to the world.
By way of background, these are the same heroic people who created Baconnaise, Bacon Lip Balm, Bacon Shaving Cream and the "Bacon Coffin," a 100-kilogram, 18-gauge steel casket painted to resemble a strip of our favorite breakfast food.
If I thought I could get away with it, I would happily tell you that, according to their latest news release, these plucky "bacontrepeneurs" have just unveiled two products, both of which you will think I am making up but I definitely am not.
The first product -- and feel free to slap yourselves for not thinking of this genius idea on your own -- is billed as "the world's first bacon-scented sunscreen."
Here's how the news release describes it: "Science has shown us that 10 out of 10 people prefer the smell of bacon to coconut, which makes this the most anticipated new product of the summer. Bacon Sunscreen is enriched with SPF 30 and rich, porky moisturizers."
If you are sane, you are probably thinking that is the dumbest thing you have ever heard of, but that is only because I haven't told you about the second (bad word) product -- "J&D's Bacon Condoms."
OK, even someone as passionate about bacon as I am finds it a bit uncomfortable to contemplate this particular product. I have read the news release several times and the only bit I feel safe sharing with you is this: "FACT -- Each year, five billion condoms are sold worldwide, 450 million in the U.S. alone and exactly zero look, taste or feel like bacon -- until now!"
The thing is, seeing as how I am no longer on the bacon beat, I am not going to mention you can potentially get your mitts on these items for only $9.99 by visiting www.BaconSunscreen.com or www.BaconCondom.com.
But that is not today's freedom of information point. Today's point is, even though your motives are pure, I think my boss would appreciate it if you no longer, out of the goodness of your heart, gave me gifts of delicious, crispy bacon. I know that seems unfair, but at least there's a silver lining: If you've been thinking about giving me the keys to a Lexus or a Mercedes Benz, there's nothing stopping you now.
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A-ha you think! The alignments out. So, you have the alignment checked – it's within factory specifications. How about the front end? Everything in that department turns out to be fine, especially when we factor in that the alignment is in spec. You pause for a moment & then the next light bulb goes off; a brake caliper is sticking. Yes – a definite possibility! But when the brake system gets checked out, it's given a clean bill of health – no problems whatsoever. Wow, you think, this is getting difficult. Wait a minute – the tires! Either one or more of the tires are under inflated or we have an uneven tire wear situation. Tires also do not affect alignment. Nice job! But, in this case, the tires, inflation as well as wear, are all perfect. Holy cow – now what?
A vehicle's ability to steer straight can also be affected if there is excessive play or looseness in the steering linkage. For example, idler and/or pitman arms, a worn steering rack, even loose rack mounts can all have an influence on whether or not a vehicle "pulls" to one side.
The alignment of the steering linkage itself is important. If the rack, center link and/or steering arms (if so equipped – steering linkage systems will vary from vehicle to vehicle) are not parallel to the ground, it may create unequal toe changes that result in a bump steer condition (or pulling) when the suspension travels – like when you go over bumps or other uneven road surfaces. Another technique your technician should look for is for any changes in the suspension geometry when it's raised and then lowered while on a garage lift.
Another condition that may even cause a vehicle to steer crooked is a power steering problem. Internal leaks in the power steering control valve can direct pressure to where it is not needed. This pressure imbalance may make the car drift to one side or, if bad enough, the car may try to steer itself with no assistance from the driver! You can check for this kind of problem by raising the wheels off the ground (safely with proper jack stands – not the one in your trunk to change a flat tire) and starting the engine. If the steering wheel starts to turn all by itself, the power steering system needs to looked at as soon as convenient.


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PHILADELPHIA - Seniors Scott Lopano and Brandon Copeland earned Ivy League Player of the Week accolades on Monday and each garnered national recognition on Tuesday. Lopano claimed the special teams award from the Ivies and College Sports Journal, while Copeland was named the NCAA Defensive Player of the Week and an Ivy co-defensive honoree.
In their final game at Franklin Field, the two seniors played a decisive role in the University of Pennsylvania football team's Ivy-title clinching win over Harvard on Saturday. This marks the first time any Penn player has earned National Player of the Week accolades since Jon Saelinger had three inteceptions in the 2010 season opener to claim co-defensive honors from The Sports Network.
The duo helped shut down one of the nation's top offensive units and Penn clinched a share of its 16th Ivy League title with a 30-21 win over the Crimson. Lopano pinned all three of his fourth-quarter punts inside the 15-yard line and Copeland, who earned this honor for the first time in his career, sealed the win with a safety on his second sack of the day.
Lopano punted eight times and six of them fell inside the 20. The Crimson did not score on any of the three fourth-quarter possessions where Lopano pinned them inside the 15. His final punt led to Copeland's game-winning safety. Despite having to pin-in the Crimson, Lopano still averaged an impressive 43.0 yards on eight punts. The Southlake, Texas, native also forced six fair catches and held Harvard to a total of seven return yards on his eight punts. Lopano, who holds Penn's career records for punts and punt yards, pinned back the Crimson all day and helped hold the fourth-best offense in the FCS and the third-highest scoring offense in the nation to its lowest point total in two years.
Penn's second sole captain since 1977, Copeland, had his biggest moment at the biggest time with the Ivy title on the line. In his final game at Franklin Field, Copeland sealed the victory over Harvard and guaranteed Penn a piece of the 2012 Ivy title with a sack and safety with 1:25 left. Copeland, who recorded his first career multi-sack game, finished with five tackles in all, four solo and two for a loss of 13 yards.
Harvard, who boasted the fourth-best offense in the nation (507.3 ypg) and third-highest scoring offense in the FCS, had three possessions with a chance to tie the game in the fourth quarter, but Copeland and the Quakers held the Crimson to a total of two yards on those three drives, including a combined negative-3 yards on the final two drives.
Copeland also took down Harvard quarterback Colton Chapple for a 10-yard loss on the Crimson's first play from scrimmage. That set the tone. Harvard finished more than 200 total yards behind its season average. The Crimson had averaged an Ivy-best 214.1 rush yards and finished with 121, and ranked 10th in the FCS with 293.6 pass yards, but finished with 174.
This marks the second straight week the Quakers have claimed half of the league's player of the week honors. Following the dramatic fourth-quarter comeback win at Princeton, senior quarterback Billy Ragone won the offensive award, while senior defensive lineman C.J. Mooney earned the defensive accolade.
This also marks the third time in five weeks the Quakers have won the special teams distinction. Lopano earned the same honor with the second-most punt yards in a game in school history during Penn's win over Columbia on Oct. 13. Two weeks later, sophomore placekicker Connor Loftus garnered the award after his game-tying and game-winning field goals in the closing minutes against Brown.
Lopano, Copeland and the Quakers will have a chance to claim the outright Ivy League title on Saturday at Cornell. Kickoff from Schoellkopf Field in Ithaca, N.Y., is set for 12:30 p.m.


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In the March 24 issue, the spring sports preview was to include Victoria Clark and Taylor Souder on the GCHS softball team. The News apologizes for these errors.
15 Years Ago
April 5, 1996
The Lady Braves softball team got their first win of the season, defeating Bourbon County 17-5.
25 Years Ago
April 17, 1986
Williamstown Demons baseball started the season 1-2, defeating Gallatin County 10-6. Craig Houchens led the Demons with three hits.
When: March 25-26
Where: Lexington
What: Grant County improved their record to 5-0 on the season defeating Bryan Station, Lexington Catholic, Estill County and Tates Creek. The Lady Braves outscored their opponents 45-11 in the four games.
Upcoming: The Lady Braves will play in the Lady Warrior Invitational April 1 and 2 in Riverdale, Tenn.
Programs that are brand new or still fresh have adjustments to make in order to be successful.
For the Williamstown Lady Demons tennis program, it is still a work in progress as they lost to Simon Kenton March 28 at Webb Park in Williamstown.
"I was hoping to see better matches today, but we are still improving and are a very young team," Williamstown coach Sean Binder said.
Lady Demons senior Amanda Wilson lost her singles match with Lady Pioneer Katie French 8-4.
The Grant County High School track team placed second overall in the first-annual Grant County, Owen County, Pendleton County, Walton-Verona Gold Medal Event March 24 at GCHS.
The Braves 4X800 meter relay team won by 15 seconds over WVHS. Members of the relay team include seniors Michael Schultz, Brandon Gouge, Dylan Jackson and junior Tyler Edmondson.
For Schultz, it was a nice mark to the beginning of the season.
Former Major League pitcher Bob Veale once said, "Good pitching beats good hitting and vice versa."
For Grant County senior pitcher Aaron Goe, he was able to take care of both as he almost single-handedly beat Lloyd Memorial 5-1 March 26 at Grant County High School.
"I thought my command was good and my off-speed pitches were helping me," Goe said after the game. "The defense behind me really helped too."
Goe pitched a complete game (seven innings), only allowing one run and striking out 12 Juggernauts.
Thursday, March 24
• GCHS track varsity meet 5 p.m.
• WHS baseball vs. Bellevue at 6 p.m.
• WHS softball at Lexington Sayre at 5:30 p.m.
• WHS tennis at Gallatin County
Friday March 25
15 Years Ago
March 23,1996
The Grant County 12-and-under team finished second in their own tournament, after falling to Pendleton County 31-26.
Members of the team included, Tyler Jones, Jason Combs, Taylor Justice, Brett Maddox, Brian Meade, Kevin Miller, Kris Spicer, Adam Meade and Eldon Maddox.
25 Years Ago
March 8, 1986
The Crittenden Baptist Church held a one-pitch co-ed softball tournament with Napier Nuts defeating Piner in 12 innings.
When: March 21
Where: Williamstown High School
What: The Lady Demons started their season on a strong note, sweeping the double-header series with Heritage Academy. In game one, Williamstown won 11-7. In game two, the Lady Demons scored 17 runs and shortened the game to five innings with a 12-run win.
Upcoming: The Lady Demons will travel to Lexington to face Sayre, March 24 and on March 25 head to Northern Kentucky to face the Newport Lady Wildcats.
It was an easy choice for Emily Puckett as she signed her national letter of intent March 21, to play golf at Asbury University next spring.
But, golf is not the only reason she chose to go to Asbury.
"The first thing that I loved about Asbury was that their focal point is on Christ and it's a religious school," she said. "All I have always wanted, since I began looking for colleges to go to a school with a focal point on Christ.
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LAWRENCEVILLE, N.J. – The University of Pennsylvania field hockey team was forced to go to overtime for the second game in a row on Wednesday at Rider. For the second time in four days Emily Corcoran ended it, scoring in the extra period to give the Quakers the victory. The final score was 4-3.
Penn improved to 8-2 on the season, its best 10-game start since the 1995 team was also 8-2. Rider fell to 8-4. This was the first time in four meetings that Penn beat Rider.
Corcoran's goal was her second of the game, as she tipped freshman Jasmine Cole's pass by Rider goalkeeper Joelle Prettyman, who had come off her line. ForCole, the assistpunctuated a five-point game for her as she also scored twice on the day.
For the third game in a row, Penn was victimized by an opponent's quick goal to start things. Just 3:20 into Wednesday's contest, Sandra Penas pulled the ball into the front of the goal and fired home a shot from point-black range.
Penn needed just over two minutes to draw level, as Cole rebounded Corcoran's shot and put away her team-leading 11th goal of the season at the 5:25 mark. Midway through the period, Corcoran gave the Quakers the lead when she finished a pass from Julie Tahan, her ninth goal of the campaign. Penn's 2-1 lead held until halftime.
Penn doubled its lead seven minutes into the second period, Cole notching her second of the day off a penalty corner. Elise Tilton was credited with an assist on the goal.
Rider got back within a goal just four minutes later, Nicole Hareau scoring off a penalty corner with the assist going to Penas. The Broncs then tied the game with just less than 17 minutes left in regulation, this time Hareau converting a penalty stroke.
Just minutes after that, Hareau would have a chance to give Rider the lead later in regulation with another penalty stroke. However, this time she hit the post and the score remained tied.
In the overtime, Penn was given a player advantage when a Rider player wasshown a yellow card. The Quakers converted their goal near the end of that five-minute penalty.
In a wide-open game that featured plenty of offense, Rider outshot Penn 28-21 and took 11 corners to the Quakers' 10. Carly Sokach had another stellar performance in the goal for Penn, making 12 saves (two of them in overtime). In addition,Alex Iqbal and Amelia Cohen were credited with defensive saves.At the other end, Prettyman had 10 stops in the Rider cage.
Penn remains on the road for its next two games, starting this Sunday when the Quakers play UMass-Lowell in a non-conference, neutral-site game at Yale. Faceoff is set for noon.
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I have two separate .py files. One contains my GUI environment, and the other holds the functions used by that environment. I imported the class with the functions into the GUI file and from the GUI created an object of said class. However when I go to run a method/function from within the GUI, I get an error letting me know...
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TypeError: ckbutton1() takes 0 positional arguments but 1 was given
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "C:\Users\funk\Documents\program.py", line 125, in <module>
SystemExit: 0
I've tried counteracting this by using *args as an argument when defining my functions, but this doesn't seem to help.
I've been told before that I need to use 'self' so I tried using it as a lone argument, and the results were more of the same. I then learned about the __init__ function, which to me looks like it should just do initial tasks for you, such as alias 'self.object' to 'object', or something like that. In pseudo-code, here's a piece of my two files.
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class exampleclass:
def __init__(self):
# Do some initial text doodad.
# potentially important
def ckbutton1(self):
print("test test test")
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example = exampleclass()
when button 'pressed': example.chkbutton1
Anyone out there have the time to clear this up for me? I read through the documentation on passing arguments and it was weird to me, to say the least. Also, I apologize if any of this doesn't make much sense, I'm incredibly tired today.


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With more pets accidentally escaping from homes and yards as people begin to open doors and windows to let in the fresh springtime air, the Seattle Animal Shelter is taking this timely opportunity to reminding Seattle pet owners that the best insurance policy to finding and returning your pet is a Seattle pet license. To sweeten the deal, the Seattle Animal Shelter is offering free collars and leashes with pet-license purchases or renewals during April .
Seattle Municipal Code Section 9.25.050 requires that all cats, dogs, miniature goats and potbellied pigs be licensed. Failure to license or renew your pet's license could result in a $125 citation. About 25 percent of Seattle pet owners fail to renew their licenses each year.
The Seattle Animal Shelter offers many options for renewing or purchasing a new pet license: online (visit www.seattle.gov/animal-shelter/license/purchase-or-renew-a-license); in person at any one of the City of Seattle Neighborhood Service Centers; at a number of vet clinics, retail and pet care services; and at the shelter (2061 15th Ave. W.), Wednesday through Sunday, from noon to 6 p.m.
For more information about this promotion or how to obtain a Seattle pet license, call the shelter at (206) 386-4262, Wednesday through Sunday.


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THANKS SHAMAN!!! You saved me a few days research for pointing that out to me!
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BRIGHTON, Mich. - Some metro Detroit kids will discover first hand what it's like to be on the slopes with an Olympian.
Karly Piper Shorr, 19, of Milford will return to Mt. Brighton, the place where she got her start, Thursday.
Shorr placed sixth in women's slopestyle at the Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia. It was one of 12 new sports for the winter games.
Shorr began snowboarding while attending Milford High School and spent a lot of time at Mt. Brighton. She won the 2010 Michigan High School Snowboarding Association Boardercross State Championship.
Thursday from 4 p.m. until 6 p.m. Shorr will ride Mt. Brighton's new terrain park with area kids, then sign autographs and take pictures. The event to meet Shorr is free to the public but lift tickets will be required for skiing or snowboarding.
"I'm looking forward to coming back to Mt. Brighton to ride with the kids on the new terrain park designed by Snow Park Technologies and Vail Resorts," said Shorr. "I've been hearing all kinds of great things about the new park. I can't wait - it's going to be epic!"
Mt. Brighton is located at 4141 Bauer Road in Brighton.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Fox Broadcasting took the wraps off a new prime-time TV lineup on Monday that banks on laughs from several new comedies, including the musical series "Glee," to reinforce a schedule that has been tops with young audiences for five years running.
Fox will preview "Glee" this week, before the hour-long comedy that follows a down-and-out high school musical club begins its regular Wednesday night run this fall.
Fox, owned by News Corp, is the first broadcast network to unveil its 2009-10 schedule. ABC, NBC and CBS will soon follow before TV executives get down to the business of negotiating billions of dollars of advertising sales.
Given the economy and generally weak ratings for prime- time, ad sales are likely to be down during this year's upfront market, so named because its occurs before the TV season actually begins. Last year, the broadcast networks brought in about $9.2 billion during the upfront period.
Fox finds itself in better shape than most of its rivals, however, because of its popularity with 18-49 year-old viewers. That can largely be attributed to the long-running success of "American Idol," as well as hit dramas such as "24" and "House."
Fox Entertainment President Kevin Reilly said the network believed it could be "selective with pilots" due to its relative strength among younger viewers -- the most popular set with advertisers.
"We're in a pretty strong position right now from a programing standpoint," Reilly said on a conference call.
Still, some of the network's big bets for 2008-09 failed to make it with viewers, notably "Dollhouse," which looked set for cancellation, but will, in fact, be brought back this fall.
"Betting on something you have a core and you can believe will work is better than taking a flyer," Reilly said about the decision for the upcoming season.
Another much-publicized move in 2008-09 by Fox to sell fewer but more expensive commercials in "Dollhouse" and "Fringe" has also been shelved. But executives said the initiative could be rolled out again.
"We're going to use it strategically," said Jon Nesvig, president of sales. "As much as I think it was a terrific experiment, week after week it was tough economically to make it work."
Along with "Glee," Fox introduced three half-hour comedies, a genre from which the TV industry is desperate to pull more hits. Comedies sell well in syndication -- meaning they can be great revenue streams -- but are notoriously tough to develop.
Fox will try to do so with "The Cleveland Show," a new animated series that is a spinoff of the popular "Family Guy;" "Brothers," which stars former NFL star Michael Strahan as a former NFL star player; and "Sons of Tucson," a midseason comedy about three brothers who a hire a substitute father.
Also on the lighter side, Fox brings its summer reality show, "So You Think You Can Dance," to Tuesday and Wednesday nights in the fall. The show adds another dance contest to fall prime-time, along with ABC's "Dancing with the Stars."
Fox ordered only two new dramas, both for midseason. From the graphic novel by the same title, the network is rolling out "Human Target," an action drama about a security guard willing to put his life on the line to protect clients.
And Fox will broadcast "Past Life," about a pair of detectives who investigate the past lives of their clients.
Finally, Fox also announced a late night Saturday show hosted by comedian Wanda Sykes, known for her blunt take on current events.
ABC, a division of Walt Disney Co, CBS, a division of CBS Corp, and NBC, majority-owned by General Electric Co, will introduce their schedules this week.
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Lian-Li: What Else Can We Do With Aluminum?by Dustin Sklavos on 1/10/2013 2:30 AM EST
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Gadgety - Thursday, January 10, 2013 - linkGot a PC-90 as it takes the monster sized HTPX motherboard size yet still looks like an ordinary sized chassis. Fit and finish is great. There are a couple of Lian-Li upscale features that are not available on the PC-90. They ought to bring out the PC-90x, or PC-90+, PC-90 Premium or similar so I could get it all in one package. Lian Li could benefit from bringing out upgraded versions of their better chassis. Reply
yyrkoon - Thursday, January 10, 2013 - linkI bought a PC-G50 reverse ATX design and love it. It does not seem to have been a very popular case ( they did not last long on the market), but it is very functional, and small for a full ATX case.
At 17" tall it can house a full ATX motherboard, full length video card, and has 2x 120mm fans, and 1 80mm blow hole for an optional 80mm fan. One of the 120mm fans has its own bracket, which is adjustable to sit directly over where the video card would sit inside the case.
The 3 HDD bracket on the bottom was kind of cheap, but where Lian Li makes up for this is the 4 x 5.25" bays up top. You could like me opt out of a full length video card, and buy a 4in2 drive bay caddy. Which gives you room for 7 total HDDs. If that 4in2 drive bay adapter is bought from Lian Li, you get an additional 120mm fan to go with it as well.
However one minor drawback was that the PSU mounting is sideways, on the back and sits right above the CPU. Leaving aftermarket cooling options to a minimum. OEM HSF's fit just fine, but anything larger would most likely not fit. *Unless* you modded the case, and moved the PSU forward to the front. Which I had considered myself several times. Reply
yyrkoon - Thursday, January 10, 2013 - linkSorry, meant to say 4in3 drive caddy.
Another thing i had often considered was buying something like a sythe 3x 5.25" bay mounted 120mm fan adapter, and making my own custom "tube" coming off it and blowing over the CPU, and out the back. I did buy one such fan bracket from Sythe, but never got around to making my own cooling ducting system. Hell I even bought the aluminum to do so lol . . . Oh well. Reply
vanwazltoff - Thursday, January 10, 2013 - linki watch a CES video on the whole line up and didnt really like any of there designs. lian li needs a new aesthetic. i love fractal cases Reply
tzhu07 - Thursday, January 10, 2013 - linkYeah Fractal Design for me is the new king of case makers. Especially their Define line. They are quiet and classy and heavy set. I love my Define Mini. Reply
Wardrop - Thursday, January 10, 2013 - linkI still wish Lian Li would do more generic modular designs. They offer so many nice accessories like hotswap bays and optical drive bezels, side panels, etc. I'm currently typing this from a computer housed in a LIAN LI PC-A16. It's such an awesome case. I've got 2x optical drives with bezels, 8x hot-swap external hot-swap drives, a full-size graphics card, 3x expansion cards, etc, and it's the size of a standard ATX case. It's perfect, but sadly they don't make any such case.
They still do an E-ATX version, the A77, but I'd live to see the re-introduction of a case like the A16, and would love a Micro-ATX version with 6x5.25" bays. Would make a great NAS or gaming enclosure. They could half their product line by offering more generic cases like this. Instead they produce so many specific cases, none of which fully satisfy anyone's needs. Reply
shatteredx - Thursday, January 10, 2013 - linkI used the legendary Lian Li PC-60 for my first build back in 2001 and it's still a great looking (but boxy) design.
For me, their design aesthetic peaked with their Mac Pro ripoff design (the PC-V1000) which was a beautiful case with a great internal setup (mobo flipped, separate compartments).
I've moved on to Silverstone (the FT03, outstanding design) since then and am very impressed with the internal and external design. Cases have progressed nicely over the past decade. Reply
aguilpa1 - Thursday, January 10, 2013 - linkLian Li, could make their aluminum cases thicker. I have an older I believe V1000B that is built like an aluminum tank. My new full tower PC-P80 is made of much thinner stuff and I would be afraid to move it around to much for fear of it collapsing. It is obvious when a company is going downhill when cost cutting is apparent in their products. Reply
chaos215bar2 - Thursday, January 10, 2013 - linkI'm not sure why you guys seem to like manual fan controllers in cases so much. Automatic control is great when it works, but I absolutely don't want to think about changing fan speeds in my case ever time I start up a game or a CPU intensive task. I want my builds to just work once I'm done getting everything just right. Reply
shatteredx - Thursday, January 10, 2013 - linkAgreed. My ASUS board's Q-fan control works great, manual fan controls are just an extra gaudy knob to have on the outside of the chassis. Reply
Tuffrabbit - Thursday, January 10, 2013 - linkStill have yet to find a case that I like better than my Lian-Li V1110B, thick aluminum sides, sound insulation, massive room for any motherboard or graphic card set-up. Currently using Koolance liquid cooling on overclocked Intel cpu and AMD crossfire... Reply
RandomUsername3245 - Thursday, January 10, 2013 - linkI bought a Lian Li case (PC-V351) a couple years back due to its unique form factor. Based on this experience, I'm probably not going to buy a Lian Li case again. It is a pretty, anodized aluminum case when viewed externally, but it's a pretty lame design. The case requires > 10 tiny screws to disassemble the thin (easy to bend) panels. There's little ingenuity in its design -- just a basic frame with panels attached on the sides. I prefer the superior engineering of a steel + plastic Antec case any day. Maybe I'll try a Fractal Design case next... Reply
yyrkoon - Thursday, January 10, 2013 - linkLian Li surely does come up with some weird designs I'll grant them that.
At the same time though, some of their cases are great. The best case I have personally owned was made by Lian Li.
Someone else had stated that they're "made of cheap flimsy aluminum". Well in some respect, I guess that could be viewed as true. It is not 2" thick structural aircraft grade aluminum for sure. On the same hand, those "rugged Antec steel cases" have cheap, flimsy plastic door catches that tend to break off in a couple of months.
In the end though, you have to ask yourself what is the intended purpose of a computer case. Is it a tool that doubles as a hammer, or is it something that sits out of the way, and looks nice? Also, does it give you what you want / need in a case. Beyond just housing your parts in one enclosure. What accessories are available for it ? Reply
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BOYNTON BEACH, Fla. - What would you do if you found a huge amount of money sticking out of an ATM?
Miami station WPLG-TV reports that Boynton Beach police said a South Florida woman found $1,800 in an ATM deposit slot and returned it.
Adriana Allen, 46, pulled up to the Chase Bank on North Congress Avenue on Sunday afternoon and saw $1,800 sticking out of the deposit slot, according to police.
Allen said she tried to push the money back into the slot but could not get it to work. Since the bank was not open on Sunday, she called police.
Officers came and took the money -- $1,800 in $100 bills, as evidence.
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New Program to Prevent Falls and Help Older Adults Live Independently
Fairfax County Office of Public Affairs
12000 Government Center Parkway, Suite 551
Fairfax, VA 22035-0065
Contact: Merni Fitzgerald, Director of Public Affairs
703-324-3187, TTY 711, Fax 703-324-2010
Media Pager: 703-324-NEWS (6397)
Feb. 14, 2007
County Launches New Program to Prevent
Falls and Help Older Adults Live Independently
Fairfax County is launching a new pilot program for older residents and adults with disabilities in the Franconia-Rose Hill area to help them continue to live independently — and safely — in their own homes. The program, "Independent Living," features free, fall-prevention workshops, in-home safety consultations and exercise classes.
"With the number of seniors living in the county expected to grow by 80 percent, we are committed to helping people grow older gracefully in their own homes," said Gerald E. Connolly, chairman of the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors.
Beginning on Thursday, Feb. 15, in the Franconia-Rose Hill area, a series of free, 30-minute, fall-prevention workshops will be offered:
- Feb. 15, 12:30 p.m., Franconia Senior Center, 6300 Beulah Road
- Feb. 20, 2:30 p.m., Lee District RECenter, 6601 Telegraph Road
- Feb. 24, 8 a.m., St. John's Lutheran Church, 5952 Franconia Road
- March 6, 11:30 a.m., Lighthouse Baptist Church, 5901 Wilton Road (off Franconia)
- March 30, 10 a.m., Virginia Hills Baptist Church, 6507 Telegraph Road
Registration is required for these workshops; call 703-324-7210, TTY
The classes will be taught by the county's Fire and Rescue Department, and senior centers and neighborhood churches are providing classroom space.
"I am very pleased to see Fairfax County taking a proactive approach to helping our seniors keep their independence," said Lee District Supervisor Dana Kauffman, who chairs the Board of Supervisors' Aging Committee. "Workshops to reduce the risk of falling and free exercise classes are cost-effective, practical approaches to keeping seniors in their homes."
Upon request, participants can schedule a free in-home consultation to identify potential safety risks and to provide information about equipment and services that might be helpful. The first 25 people to request an in-home review will receive a $25 grocery store gift certificate for Safeway or Giant. These consultations are being provided by the county's Department of Family Services.
A grant from the Virginia Department of Health will help cover the cost of exercise classes and some assistive equipment — such as transfer benches, grab rails and hand-held shower heads — if a need is identified through an in-home assessment.
Free exercise classes also will be offered by the county's Department of Community and Recreation Services and Inova Health System. The classes will focus on improving balance, building strength and preventing falls.
"Independent Living," is a public-private partnership program between faith communities in the Franconia-Rose Hill area and county and state government agencies, including Elderlink, Options for Caregiving; Fairfax County Community and Recreation Services; Fairfax County Department of Family Services' Adult and Aging Division; Fairfax County Fire and Rescue Department; Fairfax County Health Department; Inova Health System and Virginia Department of Health.
The program will be expanded to other areas of the county later this year.
To register for a workshop, schedule a safety consultation, find out about upcoming exercise classes, request reasonable ADA accommodations, or get more information about the Independent Living program, call 703-324-7210, TTY 703-222-9452.
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Did you know?
Barberton's ancient green rocks are amongst the world's oldest geological formations
Perhaps you've never heard of Barberton's Makhonjwa mountains, but international scientists have been studying them for decades.
It is here, in the beautifully preserved ancient rocks, that some of earth's earliest life forms began. Find out more about the geology and biology of the region, as well as the history of the local gold rush, at the attractive Barberton museum.
The historical town of Barberton, named for the Barber family who found gold here in the 1880s, was home to many colourful characters, such as the infamous Cockney Liz, barmaid and prostitute, who walked the streets where South Africa's first gold stock exchange was established.
See the original 19th-century kerbstones and the statue of South Africa's beloved canine hero, Jock of the Bushveld, in front of the stately Town Hall. Take one of the hiking trails that follow the footsteps of those early miners or amble round the town's fascinating Heritage Walk.
Barberton's gold mines still exist, and you can watch creative young artisans fashioning jewellery from the oldest gold in the world next to the Barberton museum. A far cry from the rowdy, noisy gold-rush part of town, is the Belhaven House museum, where Edwardian local gentry lived at the turn of the 20th-century.
After you've steeped yourself in history, take to the great outdoors and try your hand at paragliding off Lone Tree hill, horse riding, archery or quad biking. For more gentle pursuits, take tea at the Victorian Tea Garden in the Market Square, or visit the cemetery to see graves dating back to Barberton's gold-rush days.
You'll find Barberton a great tourist destination, rich in history, with gorgeous scenery, rock art, archaeological ruins, early wagon trails, gold diggings and lots of outdoor pursuits.
Travel tips & Planning info
Who to contact
Barberton Tourism
Tel: +27 (0)13 712 2880
Barberton Museum
Tel: +27 (0)13 712 4208
How to get here
Barberton is 50km south of Nelspruit on the R40 road. It is approximately a 3 hour drive from Johannesburg.
Best time to visit
Any time of year, although summer can be very, very hot.
Tours to do
The Barberton Heritage Walk
Get around
The town is small so on foot is best unless you go into the mountains, in which case a hired car is the best bet.
Length of stay
Two to 3 days if you want to fully explore the area.
Best buys
If you're flush, then an original jewellery item fashioned from the oldest gold in the world could be a potential heirloom.


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