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When you're hanging out there on a thinly-stretched budget and still need a quick espresso shot every morning, what do you do? Get the Nespresso Inissia automatic espresso machine while it's under $100, of course.
Who says you can't get a good pump espresso machine under $100? Nespresso Inissia has a great 19-bar pump pressure (15-bar is the minimum pressure needed for an espresso maker to make true espresso) that promises optimum extraction of flavor from espresso grounds, though in this case you'll be using pods from Nespresso.
As Easy as 1-2-3
While I can't say Nespresso has the best espresso to offer (each to his own taste and I really prefer freshly ground beans), I do appreciate the convenience of grabbing a fast drink once in a while. With a Nespresso machine you don't have to grind, tamp or measure anything, and the only thing you have to clean is your cup.
How convenient is this thing, you say? Well, you turn it on in the morning, place the cup, insert your choice of pod and select the correct size. That's all you need to do to get a steaming cup of espresso! People who're really particular about coffee temperature like me will flush the cup with hot water to warm it first.
Yes, you do have to clean the machine once in a while, but that's just as simple as running a blank shot. There's not even a need to descale the machine! This is why the very affordable Inissia is also great as a second espresso machine. I actually know people who bring this machine along for their summer stays.
For the environment-conscious you don't have to worry about contributing to the landfill as Nespresso makes fully recyclable pods. The pods or capsules are widely available and there are plenty of flavors to try out. The price for the capsules may vary greatly though, so shop around before you buy. The Inissia holds up to 11 used capsules before you have to empty the container.
Good Value for $100
The Inissia is a budget espresso machine so don't expect it to have a high quality build or classy look. It's just a simple machine with plastic housing. It's not as quiet as the other Nespresso machines either, but then this doesn't cost you above $200.
The compact footprint gives you the flexibility of placing the Inissia anywhere. I love how you can put this little espresso machine out for display, or wedge it in that small space left on the counter top. The water tank may be small but it's transparent so there's no missing a refill.
For a budget automatic espresso machine, the Inissia gives a lot of value in terms of convenience and coffee quality. Espresso lovers with a restricted budget, this is the chance you were looking for. If you want to make espresso drinks like latte and cappuccino, milk frothers are available from $10 (I recommend spending a bit more and get a mug frother that also heats the milk for you and makes much denser and creamier froth).
I bet you can't wait to start making espressos with this little machine so here's the link to Amazon: Nespresso Inissia. If you don't mind spending more for a better build, go for the Nespresso Pixie which is built like a tank.
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SLC main library Diwali GK kids performance today. Please arrive no later than 1.30 pm
Stage performance by Gurukul kids at the Salt Lake City main library Diwali function today. It is a wonderful opportunity for our kids to showcase their heritage and be proud of it.
Address of the library is 210 East 400 South, Salt Lake City, UT 84111. GK kids performing with shlokas and prayers today at 1.45 pm.
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Being a fan of free, I decided to take a break from my son and go to such a girly meeting as this claiming to be a lecture on Womens Health. I walked in to a beautiful apartment clubhouse and sat down on a chair that required me to move a clip board to sit in! On the clip board was a health survey and a free appetizer to Longhorns Steakhouse should I fill it out.
The questions were basic: Do you suffer from any of the following symptoms? along those lines!
The talk began with Arbonne rock star reps sharing information about estrogen dominance and their product that is topical estrogen replacement. Bla bla bla...at least I learned that I was probably mostly always estrogen dominate which could cause disease!
After their video and sh-peel a doctor took the stage. He had a projector and a lap top and proceeded in to a presentation about healthcare today, true health care, basic anatomy, and what a chiropactor does complete with testimonials that blew my mind! Miraculous stories!
I couldn't wait to get home to say one simple phrase to my aspiring chiropractor "I KNOW WHAT YOU DO!!!!" I was excited to let him know that chiropractors remove interference in the nervous system and help your body function optimally. It helps you feel good by supporting all body functions through keeping nerves unstuck through motion.
That same doctor had a CA (chiropractic assistant)contact me based on the information on my survey. Basically I had two main issues in my health causing me ongoing 'dis'ease. 1. Chronic Allergies 2. IBS (Irritable Bowel Syndrome)
Allergies had been ever present and ongoing starting from Texas where I mostly grew up and haunting me. I was constantly on the latest and greatest nasal spray AND allergy pill. I was a medical assistant so I always got free samples from the MDs I worked for. They would work for a week or two but then lapse leaving me sneezing 20 times a morning. Ask my sister, roommate's, or spouse to verify this phenomenon!
IBS started after the birth of my son. He was at the time 9 months old and we were freshly settled in Missouri. If I had any, and I mean ANY kind of fast food I would need to be near a bathroom. I remember a really pinnacle experience where I had met my husband for lunch and took him back to school and proceeded to go shopping. When I pulled in the parking lot I had an overwhelming feeling I needed a toilet STAT! In a panic I decided to attempt to just get home which was about 15 minutes away through town. We headed home as fast as possible and to my displeasure I had an accident. I was so jealous of my sons diapers and yet was powerless to do anything about it! To spare you the continuation of this true story would be criminal because what happened next was for the history books! Our small apartment community consisted of 3 building shaped in a U. That U hugged a central parking area we all used. Basically, if I parked there I would be on display for all to see. I couldn't have that, so I snuck my car to the side of the apartment property, put on my emergencies, tied a baby blanket around my waist, grabbed the baby car seat and made a run for it towards my back door. Not 10 steps from my car police siren and speaker sound! I stop dead in my tracks and turn around to what I hoped was a bad joke. "Mame, You caint park there!" I looked at him about to just sob and said, "Sir, I am having an emergency!" He said, "You need to move your car. Some people called and complained." I tried to explain that I had barely parked there not 2 minutes ago and couldn't possible have gotten anyones attention yet and now sobbing that I needed to get inside my house to clean up and then I would move my car within 5 minutes! He finally believed me and let me go.
I made an appointment with the impressive doctor who claimed he could help me with both of these health issues without medication. A 'real' chiropractor out of school who knew what he was doing! Not some student who made me get the neck twist thing when I had an earache!
My initial exam was free and required vitals, x-rays, and an evaluation in a gown using some type of rolly thing on my back to test my spinal functioning. According to my results I had significant C-Spine deterioration of the curve and was highly subluxated in all regions. His prescription was 3 times a week for 4 weeks. What???
I felt like a million bucks besides my allergies and IBS which didn't count to me as they were besides the point! I was only here as a new believer who chose him for wellness care. According to him I was far from well. I completely disagreed with him but decided to suck it up and play along. I diligently completed my month and had a re-exam. I was sure it would be awesome as I STILL felt fine.
I will never forget the day he showed me the side by side comparison of his silly color bar chart results for me. It looked WORSE to me!! He agreed and I asked, well, can I come in once a month now? He said, I recommend 2 times a week for 3 weeks. WHAT? Does this guy think I am an idiot??? He knew by looking at me what I was thinking and asked me to get dressed and meet him in his office. (hey, that sounds really bad)
I met him in the office and I told him I liked him, I wanted him to be my chiropractor still but that I only wanted to come in once a month. He told me to think about what I get with him. He adjusts my son for free and is affordable. I told him I appreciated it but I still only want to come in as wellness on my terms. He then said something I didn't expect,
"I am happy to refer you out to a different chiropractor that cares less about you."Oh man...good riddins! I was done. I was done with him. I was done with chiropractic. And I was done with wasting my money. What a scam. I can't believe my husband wants to go in to this stupid profession!!


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I was in Oklahoma for 2 years, when I was a student for study abroad.
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Many hosts supported me during my traveling and now I decided to be a host like one of them.
My room is in Kami-Shinjo, Higashi Yodogawa Ward, Osaka.
Kami- Shinjo is one of traditional city in Osaka.
You can go to "Sento" which is Japanese style public spa in 1 minute on foot from here.
People who have tattoo also can use this Sento.
Also we have "Super Sento", which has sauna, jet bath, and massage, in 2 minutes on foot from here.
This area has so many grocery stores, convenience stores and restaurants. Some of them open 24 hours.
This town is very traditional so local people who live here are really friendly and kind. Also this area is really peace and safe.
You can go to the closet station in 2 minutes on foot from here.
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The next-generation tests in ELA will include items developed specifically for MCAS, as well as items developed by the Partnership for Assessment of Readiness for College and Careers (PARCC).
The tests include both operational items, which count toward a student's score, as well as matrix items. The matrix portion of the test consists of field-test and equating questions that do not count toward a student's score.
Grades 3-5: 3 shorter sessions
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In September, the Department released a full testing schedule, including recommended session times, for the 2016-17 school year.
In addition to multiple-choice questions, the next-generation ELA tests will include questions that assess writing at all grades, as well as technology-enhanced questions for students taking computer-based tests.
* ELA item types are: selected-response (SR), constructed-response (CR), and essay (ES).
Students taking the paper-based test will write their essays in their Test and Answer Booklet (grade 3) or Student Answer Booklet (grades 4-8). The total amount of space provided for student responses on the paper-based test is:
On the computer-based test, students will type their responses into response boxes that provide a similar amount of space. For example, the response box for the Narrative Essay at grade 3 provides a total space that is equivalent to about two pages; the response box for Text-Based Essays at grade 3 provides a total space that is equivalent to about one page. The response boxes are of fixed size. As students type their response, a scroll bar will appear. Students will be able to use the scroll bar to review everything they have written. Item-level directions will indicate the amount of space provided for each response.
The Department is developing practice tests that will give students the opportunity to practice using the response boxes and item-level directions. The practice tests can be found at MCAS Resource Center: English Language Arts Practice Tests.
The Department has released draft rubrics for the short-response questions, narrative essay, and text-based essays that can be found at MCAS Resource Center: English Language Arts Practice Tests in the practice test answer key/scoring rubric.
On the operational portion of the test, students will read three passage sets and answer the associated questions; each passage set will include a single passage or a passage pairing.
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The Cleveland Cavaliers have waived guard Baron Davis via the NBA amnesty clause, according to Inside Hoops.
"We would like to thank Baron for his contributions to the team during his time in Cleveland," said Cavaliers general manager Chris Grant. "He has been an absolute professional since the day he joined the Cavs and we now wish him the best in the future."
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Like many people around the world, washing a pet kitten package is very painful. You can find two services and products I believe you ought to be alert to that could help to make that knowledge more pleasant. They're the Littermaid and the kitten robot.
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Number 1 is my guess; I searched for two hours inside a room inside a hangar for a loose ground one day, I was able to measure 95VAC from the concrete floor mounted drill press leg to ground at the outlet and the fluorescent lamps had a mind of their own.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Associated Wholesale Grocers is looking to buy stores from the bankrupt Food Barn chain if current negotiations with the chain's principal union fail to produce concessions, it was revealed in U.S. Bankruptcy Court here.
Details of AWG's letter of intent regarding the purchase were not disclosed in court. Judge Frank W. Koger, however, gave the wholesaler until Jan. 31 to come up with a definitive agreement with Food Barn.


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The Italian restaurant was actually a blur of activity. Chefs furiously cooked pizza and pasta at both ends in the store, waiters busily took phone orders along with a procession of food couriers picked up deliveries. There was one problem: few in-store dinners had food on his or her table.
By my count, at least two-thirds of restaurant patrons were waiting around for food. Some had that, "please feed me before I faint" look. Others were "hangry" (hungry-angry) from too little food, overpriced menu and a flood of delivery orders that crushed your kitchen.
Just about every pizza cooked went in to a home-delivery box and pastas were stacked rich in plastic containers and delivery bags. I don't know if the restaurant prioritised buy coleus forskohlii or if perhaps the orders just fell that well. But also in-store dining seemed a lesser priority.
I have got seen exactly the same problem repeatedly this year. Popular restaurants are swamped by online or phone orders and struggling to balance the needs of in-store diners using their takeaway or home-delivery customers.
I suspect more family restaurants will neglect to get accustomed to increase in online food ordering and delivery – and unwittingly wreck their in-store experience and brand.
Could it be taking longer to receive food ordered in restaurants?
Will be more orders being manufactured for pick-ups or home delivery?
Do you experience feeling in-store dining has become less appealing as more restaurants gear up for online orders and deliveries.
It can be fascinating to watch smaller restaurants adapt to the food-ordering boom that Menulog and delivery companies including Foodora, Deliveroo and Uber are driving.
The suburban restaurant that catered to local residents and maybe a compact takeaway market now serves a more substantial market via online food-ordering platforms. Some even promote their business into a wide radius of suburbs, developing a potential client base they cannot wish to serve properly.
Their kitchens usually are not set up to handle a lot of online orders right away, they don't have enough staff once they need them, along with their in-store dining and web-based components are usually poorly co-ordinated.
Their cost base and business model continues to be built around in-store dining, although much more of their revenue is originating from online orders. One local restaurant owner informed me 80 per cent of meals they cook are now for home deliveries or pick-ups.
Granted, this is an excellent problem for smaller restaurants. Those who successfully market via food-ordering platforms have realized a more substantial client base and surviving in a difficult, competitive market. Obviously, they need as many online orders as you possibly can.
The possibilities of churning out meal after meal to get a takeaway market, often at just a small discount to in-store dining, looks considerably more lucrative than depending on in-store diners.
The prospect of churning out meal after meal to get a takeaway market, often at just a compact discount to in-store dining, looks a lot more lucrative than relying on in-store diners, waiters, and all sorts of the expenses and hassle that is included with that. And less risky.
But smaller restaurants must consider how continued fast increase in online food ordering and deliveries changes their industry, and adapt. Those who respond by just cooking more and more meals, with the exact same enterprise model and infrastructure, will ultimately damage their subscriber base.
My guess is they will alienate in-store diners and push more and more people towards ordering deliveries or buying pre-cooked meals. It's no great surprise that David Jones plans a big push in this area: the marketplace is ripe for higher-quality, pre-prepared meals.
Overseas, food delivery giant Deliveroo, reportedly worth more than $US1 billion, is opening kitchen spaces in places not well-served by restaurants – a strategy it calls "food delivery 4.". It's changing how takeaway food is prepared.
Deliveroo as well as other food-technology innovators are able to see the opportunity: more people will order food on the internet and have it home delivered, and cook less, in coming years. But the market is still geared mostly towards people ordering and consuming (or obtaining) food in-store.
As I've written before in this column, smaller restaurants should rethink their method of the foodstuff-ordering boom: virtual brands, shared kitchens, industrial-style cooking facilities 46dexipky smaller menus (that happen to be faster to cook) to the online market.
Store layouts need to change: separate areas for food couriers clear of in-store patrons, different kitchen configurations, and other staffing in busy periods. And much more seriously considered how in-store diners are served, or regardless of if the business should downscale in this field.
Yes, there will be requirement for in-store dining and lots of restaurants do a fantastic job. But as more in their revenue emanates from online orders in coming years, the market must adapt faster to capitalise over a fantastic opportunity.
Thus far, really the only people being disrupted through the online food-ordering boom look like in-store diners – and in time, the big supermarkets as people cook less.


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Off the back of the most difficult week of Jurgen Klopp's Liverpool career so far, Liverpool head into Tuesday's game in need of some positivity.
Nothing but a win would turn around the mood, with Klopp calling the last week the "lowest point" since he arrived in the Premier League.
Sadio Mané will have returned to Merseyside by Monday evening, and will likely start the game on the bench, able to play some part if needed now Senegal are out of the Africa Cup of Nations. It was Mané who missed his country's decisive penalty against Cameroon, but Liverpool will just be glad to have him back.
Adam Lallana, named as England's Player of the Year for 2016, should have recovered from the injury that kept him out of the game against Wolves at the weekend – he had stitches to heal a cut sustained last Wednesday in the EFL Cup defeat to his former club Southampton.
Those two pieces of positivity – the return of two key players – is tempered by the fact that the last week has been nothing short of a disaster for the Reds.
Liverpool need to win the game to stand any chance of competing with Chelsea for the title over the next four months, and even a victory would leave them as outsiders. Points are needed really to keep inside the top four places, which was the target set at the start of the season.
Jurgen Klopp knows his team are under pressure to get something from the game, since he made so many changes when they went out of the FA Cup. The changes were made with this game in mind; the Premier League, rightly or wrongly, deemed more important.
In his press conference, the German praised the returning Mané, and acknowledged that the team has missed the winger in his absence.
"He's a quality player and it's easier when you have him around the team, but you can't expect him to win games by himself," pointed out Klopp. Mané's absence has coincided with a poor run, with only one win so far in 2017, against Plymouth Argyle.
However, Klopp also pointed out that despite the hysteria over his team's cup exits, "Nobody remembers when Chelsea left the EFL Cup, but it was earlier than us". He feels, perhaps, that the criticism is a little harsh.
Klopp called Tuesday's fixture "an interesting challenge", and it certainly will be that.
His final line was, "We'll be ready, but it will be difficult". No doubt it will be that, too.
Klopp knows that Chelsea are well in control of the title race, but if Liverpool can win, and Arsenal can follow that up with a victory over Chelsea in their next match, the gap suddenly shortens again.
Chelsea proved against Tottenham that they are not unbeatable, and are currently facing a tough couple of games. These games will no doubt be pivotal in the title race.
Liverpool will be backed by the rest of the country, because a Chelsea win on Tuesday followed by anything other than an Arsenal win next time around would likely see a boring end to the season at the top – surely, then, Chelsea would be too far in front.
The Reds currently have the best record against the top six teams, having beaten Arsenal 3-4, Chelsea 1-2 and Manchester City 1-0. They have taken twelve points from a possible eighteen so far against the rest of the top six, and also beat Everton 0-1 in the other big game of the season.
Nothing less than a similar showing will be good enough against a side currently ten points ahead of them in the league standings.
The match starts at 20:00 GMT and is live on BT Sport 1.
Mark Clattenburg – he was recently named the best referee in the world, having taken charge of the FA Cup Final, Champions League Final and Euro 2016 Final last year. The man for the big occasion, Clattenburg is undoubtedly the best referee in the country at the moment and relishes big games. He also refereed Borussia Dortmund versus Real Madrid and Sevilla against Juventus earlier in the campaign in the Champions League group stages.
Clattenburg has officiated Chelsea once this season – their 3-0 home win over Burnley. He refereed Liverpool's 0-0 away at Southampton and more recently the 2-2 home tie against West Ham. He is yet to show a straight red card this season in the league.
Antonio Conte has won 62 out of his last 71 games as a club manager, although he did lose to Liverpool 1-2 in the reverse fixture at Stamford Bridge back in September.
Liverpool: Mignolet; Clyne, Lovren, Matip, Milner; Henderson, Lallana, Can; Firmino, Sturridge, Coutinho
Chelsea: Courtois; Azpilicueta, Cahill, Luiz; Moses, Kante, Matic, Alonso; Pedro, Costa, Hazard
Follow @MattAddison97 on Twitter for updates, photos and more news from VivaFootballCalcio's Liverpool FC Correspondent.


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7:00 pm
10:00 pm
Thursday, September 28, 2017; Thursday, October 5, 2017; Thursday, October 12, 2017
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Skip Landt
Every Thursday during our terms (check oldtownschool.org for dates) the School has an open jam, 7 pm - 10 pm -- you'll see it when you walk in the front door. Two teachers coordinate and keep things moving. Participants include everyone from new guitar students just learning their chords in D and G to more experienced players looking for the opportunity to try soloing.
Old Town School of Folk Music - Lincoln East
4545 N. Lincoln AvenueChicago, IL 60625
United States
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Kittanning Public Library at St. John's Lutheran Church219 N. Jefferson St724-543-1383
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Monroeville Public Library 4000 Gateway Campus Blvd412-372-0500
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Memorial Library of Nazareth and Vicinity295 East Center St610-759-4932
The Book Cellar New Castle Public Library207 E North St.
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New Cumberland Public Library at Foundation House9th and Sharon Sts.717-774-7820
Free Library of New Hope-Solebury at 93 W Bridge St215-862-2330
Newport Public Library 316 N. 4th St717-567-6860
Newtown Library 114 Centre Ave215-968-7659
North Wales Area Library 233 S Swartley St215-699-5410
Priestley-Forsyth Memorial Library at St. John's Lutheran Church3rd & Queen Sts.570-473-8201
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Orangeville Public Library301 Mill St570-683-5354
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Oxford Public Library 48 S 2nd St.610-932-9625
Palmerton Library 402 Delaware Ave610-826-3424
Palmyra Public Library at Palmyra 1st United Methodist Church520 E Birch St717-838-1347
Parkesburg Library 105 West St610-857-5165
Valley Community Library739 River St570-489-1765
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Shaler North Hills Library 1822 Mount Royal Blvd412-486-0211
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Carrick Branch Library 1811 Brownsville Rd.412-882-3897
Crafton Public Library140 Bradford Ave412-922-6877
C.C. Mellor Memorial Library 1 Pennwood Ave412-731-0909
Green Tree Public Library 10 W. Manilla Ave412-921-9292
Jefferson Hills Public Library 925 Old Clairton Rd412-655-7741
Lawrenceville Branch Library 279 Fisk St.412-682-3668
Mt. Lebanon Public Library 16 Castle Shannon Blvd.412-561-5718
Northland Public Library 300 Cumberland Rd412-366-8100
Carnegie Library 4400 Forbes Ave.
Oakmont Carnegie Library700 Allegheny River Blvd412-828-9532
Penn Hills Library1037 Stotler Rd412-795-3507
Scott Township Public Library 301 Lindsay Rd412-429-5381
Sewickley Public Library500 Thorn St412-741-6920
Friends of South Park Twp Libraryat Community Center Bldg.2675 Brownsville Rd.412-833-5585
Squirrel Hill Library 5801 Forbes Ave412-422-9650
Carnegie Free Library of Swissvale1800 Monongahela Ave412-731-2300
Wilkinsburg Public Library 605 Ross Ave.412-244-2940
Woods Run Library 1201 Woods Run Ave. (off Brighton Road)
Pittston Memorial Library47 Broad St570-654-9565
Pottstown Public Library500 High St610-970-6551
Quarryville Library 357 Buck Rd.717-786-1336
Upper Perkiomen Valley Library 350 Main St.215-679-2020
Riegelsville Public Library 615 Easton Rd. (Rte. 611)610-749-2357
Robesonia Community Library75-A S Brooke St610-693-3264
Robesonia Community Library75 -A South Brooke St610-693-3264
Roslyn Branch Library2412 Avondale Ave215-886-9818
Royersford Free Public Library200 S Fourth Ave610-948-7277
South Butler Community Library240 W. Main St724-352-4810Tent in front of library
Schuylkill Haven Free Public Library 104 St. John St570-385-0542
Perkiomen Valley Library 290 Second St610-287-8360
Friends of the Scottdale Library at Scottdale Women's Garden Club bldg163 Pittsburgh St724-887-6140
Scranton Public Library at: Library Express at Steamtown Mall300 Lackawanna Ave.570--558-1670
University of ScrantonWeinberg Memorial Library5th floor (Heritage Room)800 Linden (at Monroe Ave)570-941-4078
St. Thomas More Parishat St. Joseph Church1625 N. Main Ave570-343-0634(at Theodore St)
Rudy Gelnett Memorial Library1 N. High St
Shenango Valley Community Library11 N. Sharpsville Ave724-981-4360
Mifflin Community Library6 Philadelphia Ave610-777-3911
Shippensburg Public LibraryBook Nook75 W. King St717-532-4508
Paul Smith Library80 Constitution Ave717-235-4313
Slippery Rock Public Library Held at SLIPPERY ROCK TWP BUILDING155 Branchton Road724-738-9179
Mary S. Biesecker Public Library 230 S. Rosina Ave814-445-4011
South Fayette Township Library at the Senior Center515 Millers Run Rd.412-257-8660
Glatfelter Memorial Library 101 Glenview Rd717-225-3220
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Here I am veiled, you know me Not. If I'm beautiful, my looks Cannot draw you in and make You want more.
Are you a risk taker? Or do you Find yourself just a bit shallow, Knowing inside that in the
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Day 46 – Happy Birthday, Berliner Chic!February 15, 2012
Berliner Chic is one year old. It was released last February. My co-author Susan and I had our first book launch in Toronto on February 4th, before the official release. Then we had a book launch in Montreal on March 4th, and finally one in Berlin on June 22nd.
In just one year, our little book has come a long way, launching a whole series of "Urban Chic" books (Vienna and Montreal Chic to come!) . Last summer it was used as part of assigned readings for a Berlin fashion history course at the Free University in Berlin. We've had a lot of people (in the fashion industry and academics) contacting us and sharing their work with us (in Vancouver, Berlin, Montreal, Vienna, and Toronto). We gave multiple talks and got positive feedback from our reviewers.
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Donna Marie Reale has a lot of irons in the fire. The master's degree candidate in Fordham's Graduate School of Education is a teacher, a former businesswoman, a longtime Minister of the Word at St. Bartholomew Roman Catholic Church in Elmhurst, N.Y., and a poet. Tonight she'll be a television star.
Reale will be interviewed by Tammy Nuzzo-Morgan, poet laureate of Suffolk County, on tonight's TNSPS's Arts Forum, on Cablevision's Channel 20, at 5 p.m. Reale will read from and discuss her poetry on the show, broadcast live from Riverhead, N.Y.
An instructor at Kingsborough Community College, Reale teaches English as a Second Language to adult immigrant students, and is enrolled in The Graduate School of Education's master of science program in Teaching English as a Second Language (TESOL), where she is a member of Phi Kappa Phi. She has a strong interest in linguistics and in preserving languages which are in danger of extinction, and is a member of Arba Sicula ("Sicilian Dawn") which seeks to preserve the language and culture of Sicily.
Reale has been writing poetry since she was a child, and began reading her work aloud several years ago at the Italian American Poets and Writers Piazza, an annual event at Hofstra University. Much of her work is Christian spiritual in nature.
"We cannot deny the presence and interaction of the Divine in our daily lives and need to share that with others," she says.
Her poems "The Camper" and "The Message" have been published in The Gospel magazine as well as on the website of Hudson Valley Catholics. Reale has a bachelor of science degree in marketing from St. John's University.
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Thank Home Vision Entertainment for bringing the movie back into light and for telling its story -- it's actually more interesting than the movie itself.
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The last of The Beatles' childhood homes has sold, and according to Liverpool Echo, superfan Jackie Holmes now owns three out of four of them.
Ringo Starr's childhood home of twenty years just sold to Holmes in an auction, who already possessed the keys to George Harrison's childhood home and John Lennon's mother's former home. Her collection remains incomplete, however, as a mystery buyer snatched Paul McCartney's childhood home in Speke in just six minutes during an auction held in February of last year. The only thing we know about the buyer is that it's a "he", which leads us to believe that it's probably WZLX's Breakfast With the Beatles host, Cha-chi Loprete. 😉
Ringo's Admiral Grove home housed the drummer from the age of three to twenty-three, and it even doubled as his wedding venue in 1963. According to Detroit Newstime, Starr's former residence was also a popular hangout for him and his Beatles bandmates, and he once squeezed 80 people into it for his 21st birthday.
In 2015, Holmes won John Lennon's mother's former Allerton home for £155,000, after purchasing George Harrison's childhood home for £156,000 the previous year. "I've bought a Beatles house every year since 2014," she said upon winning Ringo's home for £70,000. "It's not that I want to buy each Beatle's former homes, the houses I have bought have special Beatles history."
While Jackie plans on living in John Lennon's mother's former home, she is looking to rent out the other two properties. "It is lovely to own another piece of Beatles history," Jackie said after winning Ringo's home. "Now I'm just hoping to find a Beatles fan to rent it to who will love and appreciate it. It's all about the peace and love."
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Depressing, downbeat, downright morbid? Ah, it must be literary fiction, the type of reading that's too emo hipster for me. Jim Shepard's short-story collection is on the National Book Award shortlist, with scores of rave reviews from popular publications and users of this site. To be fair, it must be very well written, because it kept me reading most of the way through despite my predispositions. Shepard sticks to certain themes: all his protagonists are men living in extreme settings (from the French Revolution to the site of one massive earthquake), with father issues, most of whom inadvertantly precipitate family tragedy (which leaves them wracked with guilt). We're talking excessive, nearly comic tragedy. The narrator of the first story is responsible for the Chernobyl nuclear disaster, the mass poisoning of the countryside, and the death of his two brothers (sorry, Dad). I did enjoy the horror themes in a few of the stories, such as "Ancestral Legacies." And "Pleasure-Boating in Litubya Bay" had me with its small, contemporary, domestic, slow-motion domestic disaster story. But I'm glad I've read my dose of highbrow fiction--I'll have to go for more of an escape next time.
Depressing, downbeat, downright morbid? Ah, it must be literary fiction, the type of reading that's too emo hipster for me. Jim Shepard's short-story collection is on the National Book Award shortlist, with scores of rave reviews from popular publications and users of this site. To be fair, it must be very well written, because it kept me reading most of the way through despite my predispositions. Shepard sticks to certain themes: all his protagonists are men living in extreme settings (from the French Revolution to the site of one massive earthquake), with father issues, most of whom inadvertantly precipitate family tragedy (which leaves them wracked with guilt). We're talking excessive, nearly comic tragedy. The narrator of the first story is responsible for the Chernobyl nuclear disaster, the mass poisoning of the countryside, and the death of his two brothers (sorry, Dad). I did enjoy the horror themes in a few of the stories, such as "Ancestral Legacies." And "Pleasure-Boating in Litubya Bay" had me with its small, contemporary, domestic, slow-motion domestic disaster story. But I'm glad I've read my dose of highbrow fiction--I'll have to go for more of an escape next time.
Is it me or does it have to be more than coincidence that this ran in their FASHION issue? I'm all down with the virtues of hitting the gym (must set alarm for the morning!) and building muscle mass. There's definitely a core of sense here. But telling women "you can't trust BMI, you can't trust your weight, you can't trust your size" just isn't a good way to promote health. And the image too, it plays into that lizard-brain "I hate my body, I'm fat, I'm gross" instinctual thought pattern that most women constantly struggle to overcome. I'm especially concerned by the fact that they don't explain how a woman can find out whether she's really "too fat". As if there aren't enough women out there w/ eating disorders? Bleh.
Live Music MemeSep. 15th, 2007 10:47 pm
Copy this list; leave in the bands you've seen perform live; delete the ones you haven't, and add new ones that you have seen until you reach 25. An asterisk means the previous person had it on their list. Two asterisks means the last two people who did this before you had that band on their list, etc.
[sorry about the difficulty of reading this, folks--I can't write about concerts and not reminisce!]
1. They Might Be Giants**
[oh, only about 6 *times*... sometimes with orichalcum and adamhmorse including that time at GenCon w/ havenstone]
2. Tori Amos*
[twice, including in 1996 with havenstone, outlawradio, julianyap, et al]
3. Dar Williams*
[4 times, sometimes with ladybird97 and outlawradio]
4. Wilco*
5. Indigo Girls [3 times... the first was my first ever live show!]
6. Moxy Fruvous [may they rest in peace]
7. Da Vinci's Notebook
[RIP. 3 times, first w/ havenstone, resonance42, [Bad username or unknown identity: orichalcum , [info]ladybird97] et al. My arrangement of Kingdom in the Sky is still performed by Vocal Heights.]
8. Robbie Schaefer [he opened for Da Vinci's Notebook, as I was telling a_dodecahedron]
9. Dave Matthews
10. Sheryl Crow
11. Tin Hat Trio [3 times. RIP]
12. The Preservation Hall Jazz Band
13. The Mighty, Mighty Bosstones
14. Rage Against the Machine [didn't see THAT coming, didja?]
15. Girlyman [most recent show I've seen, matt_rah was there]
16. Banana Fish Zero
[RIP, friends of mine, 4 or 5 times, JT & I were groupies and resonance42 came along at least once]
17. Gin Blossoms [i'm dating myself]
18. Spin Doctors [i'm REALLY dating myself]
19. Primus
20. The Lemonheads
21. George Clinton & the P-Funk All Stars
22. The M Shanghai String Band
[3 times; amazing live shows, if you're in the NYC area, you MUST check them out!]
23. Goo Goo Dolls
24. Moby
25. Sugar Ray
[editorial comment #1: I listen to and like a number of bands that previously were on this list, but I've seen very little big-name, new live music in recent years. So if anyone WANTS to go see Belle & Sebastian, The Magnetic Fields, Arcade Fire, or The Polyphonic Spree with a non-hip fogey, I'd totally be up for it.]
[editorial comment #2: I totally would have seen REM too, but my parents wouldn't let me go with my friends b/c it was Rosh Hashana]
Career Cruising memeSep. 13th, 2007 11:30 pm
[courtesy ofr_ness
although everyone in my various LJ social circles seems to have gotten this one today]
1. Go to www.careercruising.com
2. Put in Username: nycareers - Password: landmark
3. Take the 'Career Matchmaker' questions at the upper left corner
4. Post the top 10 results.
This is after the supplemental quiz--the initial one had me pegged as a set designer, which is extremely random. The thing about these quizzes is that of course there are tasks that come with any job that one would dislike. But there's a big difference between stuff I accept as a necessary evil (like paperwork) and stuff I wouldn't touch with a ten-foot pole (STS), like working outdoors in all weather. And this quiz doesn't distinguish between them. Having said all that, here are my supplemental results:
1. Librarian
2. Communications Specialist
3. Professor
4. Writer
5. Researcher
6. Historian
7. Library Technician
8. Stenographer
9. Director
10. ESL Teacher
"But what I really want to do is direct...."
September birthdays, woohoo!Sep. 6th, 2007 10:50 am
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Dispatch from Water's EdgeSep. 2nd, 2007 01:03 pm
Sign at boardwalk amusement park: No Single Riders
a_dodecahedron gave me E!Aug. 29th, 2007 10:33 pm
Enjoy the Silence--Depeche Mode
Everything--Alanis Morrissette
Everywhere--Michelle Branch
Everyday People--Sly and the Family Stone
Every Breath You Take--The Police
Everyone's a Little Bit Racist--Avenue Q soundtrack
Experimental Film--They Might Be Giants [ok, so the homestarruner.com film sold me on this one]
Everybody Have Fun Tonight--Wang Chung
Every Day Is a Winding Road--Sheryl Crow
Enormous Penis--Da Vinci's Notebook
Musical musings, #1Aug. 25th, 2007 06:06 pm
A while ago I posted about making themed playlists, and I thought I'd share. Here's the list about driving and traveling. It hasa some rough spots, but I'm pleased with fitting many different types of music together.
Come Sail Away--South Park
Fun, Fun, Fun--Beach Boys
Cadillac Car--Dreamgirls [look at me mister, I'm a star]
Little Red Corvette--Prince
Cars--Gary Neuman
Traveling Again--Dar Williams
Get Out the Map--Indigo Girls
Long Time Gone--Dixie Chicks
Every Day Is a Winding Road--Sheryl Crow
Running Down a Dream--Tom Petty
Hey Jealousy--Gin Blossoms [tomorrow we can drive around this town and let the cops chase us around]
Highway to Hell--ACDC
Route 66--Depeche Mode
I Left My Wallet in El Segundo--A Tribe Called Quest
Go West--Pet Shop Boys
German Test Drive--Spymob
Upside Down from Here--Atom and His Package
Destination Moon--They Might Be Giants
Highway Chile--Jimi Hendrix
South Side--Moby
Keep the Car Running--Arcade Fire
Into the Great Wide Open--Tom Petty
Like a Rolling Stone--Bob Dylan
Road Buddy--Dar Williams
I-95--Fountains of Wayne
and of course
Paradise by the Dashboard Light--Meat Loaf
Don't Stop Believing--Journey [not this a cappella version].
Dance Hall Days--Wang Chung
Dancing in the Dark--Bruce Springsteen
Dancing with Myself--Billy Idol
Daniel--Elton John
Dream On--Aerosmith
(Don't Go back to) Rockville--REM
Don't Get Around Much Anymore--[standard, I have a Duke Ellington version]
Don't Fear the Reaper--Blue Oyster Cult
Down Under--Men at Work
Wow. Clearly I stopped listening to music in the '80s.
The right thing never seemed so wrongAug. 17th, 2007 07:13 pm
Review of Cloud Atlas by David MitchellAug. 17th, 2007 06:49 pm
I read this book a couple of months ago, and it's definitely my fave stand-alone book of the year (HP7 being in a separate catagory for series). Like the work of Dave Eggers (yep, I'm uncool enough to admit to liking him), this was the kind of subway reading that had me hoping for an unexplained 20-minute delay in service.
Me: OMG, are you ok? I don't know what I would have done if you'd fallen.
O: I'm fine... you would have laughed.
Me: No!
O: I know you would have laughed. I would if you fell. <big grin>
<long pause>
Me: Well, it's good to have friends you can count on.
I still think he's wrong, but I felt this surge of affection when he said I would have laughed. Because it's possible that he's right, but either way, it's good to have a friend who understands that kind of thing. (And it helps to know, based on our 12 years of friendship. that he might have laughed for about 20 seconds before making sure I was ok.)
Poems Wot I Wrote: The 90sAug. 15th, 2007 07:15 pm
I think being an English major in a program that emphasized the Major English Poets (Chaucer and Shakespeare and Milton, oh my!) definitely had an effect on my writing of the time. I was lavish with adjectives, flush with formality, and hopelessly romantic. But you're only young once! And I still like these little guys.
Why I haven't been around...Aug. 13th, 2007 09:39 pm
Ironically (or maybe not), my Writing and Editing for the Web class is kicking my ass. I mean, it's difficult, probably because
A) my last experience with journalism was back in college
B) I have a more-than-full-time job, several extracurricular activities, and a life.
But on a more positive note, some of the fun things I've been doing with these late, great days of summer. Last Thursday night some friends (including matt_rah) and I went to see a triple bill of Main Squeeze Orchestra, Mucca Pazza, and Slavic Soul Party. Things were a little dicey at the beginning, with doors opening over an hour late due to a last-minute "inspection" of the venue. But we got in, got a table, got our obligatory drinks, and then... well, there's nothing like an all-accordion "Bohemian Rhapsody" to warm the soul.
Saturday I went to Warm Up at PS 1, this outdoor afternoon dance party at a contemporary art museum. Big summer fave. This year the courtyard's been done up with what look like Dr Seuss-inspired beach cabanas (and sand). Not to mention the sculptures that drop a ton of water on your head if you time it wrong (or right). My friends wouldn't dance, and I wasn't ready to leave them behind, so we ended up back in Central Park at a free jazz concert to benefit New Orleans. Not bad.
Sunday I got up before some of y'all went to bed, and waited in line to get free Shakespeare in the Park tickets w/ my equally insane friends (and a few hundred of our fellow New Yorkers). The show was absolutely worth it, though--they're doing A Midsummer Night's Dream, and the outdoor setting was MADE for that play, I swear. This was one of the few shows in recent seasons that hasn't relied on a few big names from movies and TV. Nope, these were actual stage actors, and it showed. Great lighting, costumes, music....
Now I'm happy 'cause my friend loaned me her They Might Be Giants double-CD set. And suddenly everyone's my friend in New York City.
Online classAug. 8th, 2007 10:33 pm
Just had my first online class chat. Interaction not quite as rich as face to face, but I was less intimidated about commenting or asking questions. Downside: hard to remember who said what (tho personalities did emerge). Upside: I kept picturing the one guy in the class as HOT. (I mean, what's the Internet REALLY for, anyway? Um, kidding.
The nexus...Aug. 4th, 2007 07:32 pm
An die MusikAug. 4th, 2007 12:19 pm
rockmarooned no doubt, I woke up early with the inexplicable urge to create themed playlists, which I'll ultimately post here when I'm not running out to matt_rah 's place to sing.
I made three:
*One about cars/driving/traveling--for the car I don't own
*One about New York City, 'cause we really are as self-absorbed here as you think
*One for the holidays--never too early, and Halloween decorations are out already
*and one about cheating/being cheated on--I blame my new Amy Winehouse album (and jury duty)
(no subject)Aug. 2nd, 2007 01:00 pm
I recently saw the movie "Sicko", which was entertaining and horribly depressing at the same time. I'd really like to get some background on the healthcare systems in other nations (England, France, Canada, Cuba), as Moore presents a fairly one-sided view. But I'm willing to believe that the gist of the film is accurate--we don't have universal health insurance and many other nations do. The friend I saw the film with brought up a couple of good points, including the idea that R&D for medical devices/procedures/drugs mostly occurs in the US and that if care were less expensive the companies who do that work would have no incentive to do so. It will be interesting to see how the issue of health insurance plays itself out in the 2008 presidential election. Until then, I just need to keep my job and benefits....
The Good, the Bad, and the UglyJul. 29th, 2007 06:04 pm
I'm taking a class on Writing and Editing for the Web, and one of the assignments involves discussing two Web sites I really like and why, as well as two I really dislike and why. Seems to me this might be interesting to folks, so I'm posting my responses below:
*Google, natch: in addition to its awesome usefulness, I appreciate the clarity and simplicity of the design—just the search box, with News, Maps, etc options in the upper left corner