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Police on Long Island are looking for a group of two or three people who are posing as repairmen, landscapers or new neighbors to rob the elderly.
Nassau County police say the suspected burglars are targeting well-off communities where they have scoped out their victims in advance.
Lieutenant Kevin Smith said there have been seven incidents since Dec. 9.
In each case, a woman or a man rings the doorbell of an unsuspecting resident in their 70s or 80s, claiming to be a new neighbor or laborer.
They then ask to see the backyard.
The resident usually complies, leaving the front door open. That's when the suspect's accomplice sneaks in and grabs cash and valuables.
"They talk their way in," Smith said. "They really just engage people. They seem like nice people but they're really anything but."
The burglars were successful so far in three of the seven cases.
Police say no one was hurt and that the suspects don't appear to be violent.


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Who's the Hottest Female Bartender in Shreveport-Bossier? Vote Now
It's time to vote for Shreveport's hottest bartender. We received 13 submissions, but only one of the ladies can be crowned queen of the local bar scene and score some great prizes in the process.
Take a look at the girls and vote as much as you want through 5 p.m. on Dec. 2. On Dec. 3, we will announce the bartender who received the most votes and shower them with
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Shreveport-Bossier has plenty of hot bars. And the bartenders? Even hotter.
If you're a chick who serves drinks at a local watering hole (bar, casino, strip club — we don't discriminate) and have lost track of how many times you've been hit on during a shift, you may want to submit a picture so we can crown you the hottest bartender in Shreveport-Bossier.
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Fill out the form below before Nov. 18 and attach a picture of yourself. Since everyone will be voting, we suggest avoiding a low-quality selfie and submitting a good one. On Nov. 19, we'll open up a poll where the folks you serve regularly (i.e. our listeners) can vote for their favorite hot bartender.
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The composition of the Eid economy changes marginally over time. So far, the food sector is believed to be the biggest gainer, chased by textiles, while all other products and services together constitute less than 15 per cent of the seasonal surge in sales.
Collectively, the formal and informal food sectors claimed close to half of the Rs700 billion worth of spurt in the market during this Ramazan.
An estimation of the share of broad categories of businesses, based on the opinion of businessmen and analysts, was attempted by this scribe. The random survey projected the food sector's share at 45 per cent, and textiles' at 40 per cent. About Rs100 billion (15 per cent of Rs700 billion) is shared between footwear, accessories, toiletries and toys in the product category, and tailoring, transport and grooming in services.
Within the food sector, the sweet merchants of a nation that loves mithai and tallan (sweets and fried), probably gained the most. Every year, businesses in this food sub-sector make special arrangements to match the hike in demand. During the current Ramazan, the sales were stated to have multiplied many times over their average monthly volume, though verifiable data was not made available to support the claim.
"Right from upscale brands like Sohni, Nirala, Anjarwala, and Rahmat-e-Shireen to neighbourhood shops, business was brisk all through Ramazan. The demand came from not only families and corporate clients throwing Iftar parties, but also from mosques. Sweets are distributed every time Quran is finished during the collective reading," remarked Zubair Ahmed Malik, president of the Federation of Pakistan Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
"My company ordered 80 kg mithai, worth about Rs27,000, to be distributed in this one mosque located close by. Imagine the total number of mosques in the country, and the rest is simple maths. True, not every mosque will get the same quality and quantity, but there will hardly be any mosque in the country that does not celebrate the completion of Quran by sweet distribution," remarked Ali Reza, an accountant.
"There can actually be more, but there must be a mosque for every 10,000 persons in Pakistan — a country of about 180 million people. The kinds of numbers that are thrown up at the end of an arithmetical exercise are astonishing," he commented.
The sale of fruits, beverages and other edibles also increase significantly during the month. All companies and individuals associated with the sector got a boost. "From Nestles and Pepsis to Engros and K&Ns of the corporate sector, to gawalas and push cart fruit vendors, everyone gets a share of the enlarged pie," said an expert.
The textile sector follows close on the heels of the food sector in terms of volume and margins. Market reports in the closing days of Ramazan from across the country confirmed record sales of garments.
"The business houses were expecting higher sales, but the spike in demand crossed their expectations. Many brands catering to the middle classes went out of stock close to Eid," Farhan, a salesman at a gents' wear shop at the Cooperative Market in Saddar, told this writer during a trip to the local markets.
The benefits of a booming Eid economy flow beyond borders. The availability of Indian jewellery, as well as Malaysian, Indonesian and Chinese garments and footwear, suggests that the manufacturing sector of neighbouring economies and Far East suppliers also cut a portion of the market pie.
"I do not have the numbers with me to substantiate the observation, but I believe that the penetration of Chinese items into the local market is so deep that variations in taste in this country must be dictating preferences of Chinese suppliers," an analyst commented privately.
"While the quantum of gain varies with the scale and the level of sophistication of a business concern, there is no denying the fact that economic activity gets a boost in Ramazan, when even cautious spenders lower their guard and indulge in a shopping binge," said a commentator.
The growth in the market, as well as competition and rising awareness among customers, is said to be forcing companies to innovate and improve the quality of their products.
"The level of brand loyalty is low in Pakistan. People switch easily, as a majority of buyers enter the market to make most out of their limited budgets. Businesses have to be mindful of changing consumer preferences to compete," said a marketing expert.
The trend of online shopping among the young population is picking up slowly because of the limited choices available on the online marketplace. "It will take some more time for the trend to make its mark in Pakistan. To some extent, it also depends on the companies to start online sales," said an analyst.
"I would have preferred to order online instead of taking the risk of venturing outside when the security situation is risky, but the market in Pakistan has yet to come online. For everything except for my pizzas and burgers, I have to venture out," said Nida, a teenager, when reached for comments in a market.
Unfortunately, despite the depth and spread of the Eid economy, no credible study or literature is available to shed light on this massive activity. "Most of the economists work on projects sponsored directly or indirectly by the West. An attempt to understand the domestic economy to better comprehend the society to deal with its problems is lacking. The government has been found wanting, and the community of economists in the country also shares the blame for the lack of insight on situations and issues that should have provoked them," said an analyst.


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Gomez hits US number one album spot
Selena Gomez has had her first number one album in the US with Stars Dance.
The Spring Breakers actress knocked Jay-Z's Magna Carta Holy Grail off the number one spot, where it had been for two weeks in the official Billboard charts.
She has released three other albums with her band The Scene which have made the top 10, but this is Selena's first time as America's number one.
Stars Dance is thought to have sold around 97,000 copies in its first week, thanks to the success of hit single Come and Get It.
Former Disney star Selena talked to CNN recently about making music with a more mature sound for Stars Dance.
She said: "The past year and a half has been really transitional for me, just personally, as well as transitioning into becoming a woman. I still feel like I'm 15 sometimes and then other times, I'm wanting to feel comfortable in my body and my skin.
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The funds to clean up an opencast coal mine in Ayrshire have been halved because of a legal technicality, undermining plans to restore mines that have left scars across Scotland.
East Ayrshire Council has failed in a bid to get the insurance company, Zurich, to pay out £3.34 million for environmental remediation at Dalfad mine. Instead, the company is now only liable for £1.67m or less.
The Court of Session in Edinburgh rejected the council's claim because it had not given the required 60 days notice. But the council argued that such notice had been impossible because of when the mine's former operator, Scottish Coal, had gone bust.
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Even if the council had won the full amount under the insurance bond, it would probably have fallen far short of the money needed. An independent mining engineer put the full cost of restoring Dalfad at £8.56m. East Ayrshire, which has by far the highest concentration of opencast coal mining in Scotland, has a massive £132m hole in the budget it needs to restore the landscapes scarred by 22 mines. It says it expects to retrieve £14m in bond money by the end of this month, with negotiations continuing.
"The council's failure to secure the expected bonds for restoration of Dalfad is a major blow," said Malcolm Spaven, chair of the Scottish Opencast Communities Alliance.
The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB), which has been monitoring the fate of opencast mines, expressed disappointment that the council had missed out on "desperately needed" funds. "This highlights the risks of using complex commercial bonds, which place too much trust in the developers and in the bond issuers," said RSPB Scotland's senior conservation officer for Ayrshire, Zoe Clelland. "A simpler system is needed to ensure it is always the polluters that pay for clean-up when they harm our environment and it doesn't fall to hard-pressed local councils and taxpayers."
David Mitchell, head of legal services at East Ayrshire Council, described the court's decision on Dalfad as regrettable. "It is to be hoped that we will not be judged too harshly for at least trying to secure the maximum recovery possible in this instance," he said. "The council is considering the alternative options which might now be available and have sought further counsel on a number of related issues."
Zurich said on Friday that it could not comment.


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Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts (VLA) is offering two series of legal seminars for artists working in all creative fields.
The first, "Copyright Basics," will address various aspects of copyright law and how artists can protect their creative rights. Topics to be covered include: copyright registration, recognizing and combating infringement, licensing, new legal developments, and work-for-hire.
Admission is $20. The seminar will be held Nov. 12, Dec. 10, Jan. 14, and Feb. 11, 1-3 pm.
At the "Not-for-profit Incorpo-ration and Tax Exemption Seminar," a VLA staff attorney will discuss the advantages and disadvantages of going nonprofit, the procedure for incorporating as a nonprofit and applying for federal tax-exempt status, and the costs of establishing a tax-emempt corporation in New York. Following this seminar, arts-related organizations can schedule an appointment with a VLA attorney for a consultation and referral to an attorney, who will handle their incorporation and tax exemption free of charge.
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Week ahead: Earnings calls, budget hearings - Stocks soar despite sequester - Military interrogators ready to question bombing suspect - SASC divided over suspect's handling
With Stephanie Gaskell
DRIVING THE WEEK — EARNINGS CALLS, BUDGET HEARINGS: The nation's top defense contractors, including Boeing and Lockheed Martin, are set to announce their first-quarter earnings this week. The big question: Why are their stock prices shooting up at a faster rate than the market? Wasn't the sequester supposed to be a bad thing?
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Meanwhile, Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Martin Dempsey are traveling abroad. More on their trips below.
And there's no end in sight to the budget hearings on Capitol Hill, which continue this week with a full lineup of HASC and SASC meetings on the spending plans for the Army, Navy and Air Force, among other topics. Here's the full schedule, for Pros: http://politico.pro/SiGuvj
TOP TALKER — DEFENSE STOCKS SOAR, DESPITE SEQUESTER, by Nick Taborek of Bloomberg News: "Automatic federal budget cuts were supposed to shake the fortunes of Pentagon contractors, with a leading industry lobbyist predicting an 'unemployment Armageddon' for defense workers. Instead, the shares of top U.S. weapons makers Lockheed Martin and Northrop Grumman have rallied. A Bloomberg index of the top 10 defense contractors has gained 5.3 percent since across-the-board spending reductions began March 1, compared with a 1.5 percent increase in the Standard & Poor's 500 Index over the same period." http://wapo.st/12y6WpF
HAPPY MONDAY AND WELCOME TO MORNING DEFENSE, where we're a one-man show this week, with co-author Tim Mak on vacation in Europe. Email us at email@example.com, and follow us on Twitter @ morningdefense, @ abwrig, @ timkmak and @ POLITICOPro.
HAGEL'S WEEK: The Defense secretary is traveling in the Middle East. And during his first stop, in Israel, he sought to shore up his image as a staunch defender of the country following a confirmation hearing earlier this year in which Republican senators painted him as insufficiently supportive. "Iran presents a threat in its nuclear program," Hagel told reporters. "And Israel will make the decisions that Israel must make to protect itself and defend itself."
— The Pentagon chief also said a recently announced, $10 billion arms deal with Israel, Jordan and the United Arab Emirates was intended to send a signal to Iran. "I don't think there's any question that that's another very clear signal to Iran," Hagel said of the deal, which would provide Israel with Bell- and Boeing-built V-22 Ospreys, Boeing-made KC-135 refueling tankers, anti-radar missiles and advanced radar systems (more on the deal here, for Pros: http://politico.pro/XVxwcV).
— And Hagel discussed the Boston bombings, saying he hasn't seen any evidence to indicate there was a connection to any terrorist groups. "I have not seen any intelligence that would make such a link," he said. "But as you know, all of the facts are not in." Transcript: http://1.usa.gov/15x2D0v
DEMPSEY'S WEEK: The Army general is traveling to China and Japan to meet with military leaders. Yesterday, he stopped in South Korea to discuss the country's standoff with the North. "From a military perspective, the best way to avoid war is to prepare for it," he said, according to an official story. http://1.usa.gov/17E7auP
THE LATEST FROM BOSTON — CIA, FBI, MILITARY INTERROGATORS READY TO QUESTION SUSPECT, via Sari Horwitz, Jerry Markon and Jenna Johnson of The Washington Post: "Federal prosecutors on Sunday were preparing to file charges against the surviving suspect in the Boston Marathon bombing, even as he remained under heavy guard at a local hospital amid questions about whether authorities would be able to interrogate him. Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, 19, was in critical but stable condition with a gunshot wound to the neck, Boston police said Sunday, and federal and local officials said they were unsure he would be able to talk again. 'We don't know if we'll ever be able to question the individual,' Boston Mayor Thomas Menino said Sunday." http://wapo.st/17Gx1SN
— SASC DIVIDED OVER HANDLING OF SUSPECT: Senior members of SASC are at odds over the handling of Tsarnaev, with the three amigos and Rep. Peter King (R-N.Y.) calling for the 19-year-old to be treated as an enemy combatant and questioned indefinitely (presumably without being read his Miranda rights) about possible ties to terrorist groups. "We should be focused on gathering intelligence from this suspect right now that can help our nation understand how this attack occurred and what may follow in the future," Sens. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.), John McCain (R-Ariz.) and Kelly Ayotte (R-N.H.), plus King, said in a joint statement.
Meanwhile, SASC Chairman Carl Levin (D-Mich.) says there's no legal basis for holding Tsarnaev as an enemy combatant and that the suspect should be tried in federal court. "Under the law of war, we have the authority to detain individuals who join a hostile foreign force engaged in attacking the United States," Levin said in a statement. "I am not aware of any evidence so far that the Boston suspect is part of any organized group, let alone Al Qaeda, the Taliban or one of their affiliates."
Levin added: "To hold the suspect as an enemy combatant under these circumstances would be contrary to our laws and may even jeopardize our efforts to prosecute him for his crimes."
NORTH KOREA UPDATE — MOVING MISSILES, AGAIN? According to news reports in South Korea, the North has positioned two short-range missile launchers on its east coast in yet another sign it's preparing for a possible test launch. More here, via The Guardian: http://bit.ly/ZHljCQ
— CHINA'S NORTH KOREA ENVOY TO VISIT U.S. THIS WEEK, per Jane Perlez of The New York Times: "The visit was announced after Secretary of State John Kerry said in Beijing last week that China had a vital role to play in helping rid North Korea of its nuclear weapons. The trip is part of a flurry of diplomacy centered on North Korea as Washington and South Korea focus increasingly on trying to set up talks with the North to cool down fevered tensions on the divided Korean Peninsula. That new focus began to emerge over the past several days, and it coincides with a noticeable drop in pointed threats from North Korea." http://nyti.ms/15narlu
BRAC ATTACK — FLORIDA RAMPS UP ADVOCACY: Ramping up its efforts to prevent base closures, Florida has signed a new contract for advocacy work with the Principi Group, a Virginia-based firm that represents a number of state-based organizations and bills itself as "the most experienced Base Realignment and Closure team in the nation." The firm was founded by Anthony Principi, a former secretary of Veterans Affairs who chaired the 2005 BRAC Commission, and Charles Battaglia, who served as the commission's executive director.
Last year, the state of Florida had hired the Principi Group to conduct a study of its military bases. And last week, it disclosed that it's retaining the firm to begin using that study to lobby on behalf of the state's military bases, following the Pentagon's decision to once again propose a new round of BRAC in 2015 as part of its budget request for FY14, Battaglia told Morning D. "We're bringing the attention of officials in Congress and the Pentagon to our assessments of [Florida's] bases and the strengths that those bases bring to our national security," Battaglia said.
INDUSTRY INTEL — BEECHCRAFT DENIED: Kansas-based Beechcraft was denied in its attempt to halt an Air Force contract awarded to a rival company to make light-attack aircraft for the Afghan military, reports Dave Majumdar of Flightglobal. "Beechcraft had filed suit in federal court on 21 March after the USAF ordered Sierra Nevada Corp and partner Embraer to continue working on the [Light Air Support] program despite a protest to the Government Accountability Office," Majumdar writes. "Normally, a protest lodged with the GAO automatically freezes work on a contract, however the USAF says that the LAS program is both 'time sensitive' and 'crucial' and therefore it had no choice but to proceed." http://bit.ly/ZyRKr0
— Beechcraft, in a statement: "While we reluctantly accept the court's opinion, we will continue to contest this award through the GAO and as a program of record for building partnership capacity with other nations that desire Light Air Support aircraft."
— HAGEL TAPS MARK LIPPERT AS CHIEF OF STAFF: Hagel has picked Mark Lippert as his new chief of staff, defense officials tell POLITICO. Lippert is currently serving as assistant secretary of Defense for Asian and Pacific security affairs. He will begin his new post on May 1. Lippert replaces Marcel Lettre, former deputy chief of staff who has been acting chief of staff since Hagel took office on Feb. 27. Lettre will be given a new post inside the Pentagon, officials said. Hagel also chose Michael Lumpkin, former acting assistant secretary of Defense for special operations/low-intensity conflict, to be a special assistant on personnel and readiness issues.
— MOAA'S STROBRIDGE TO RETIRE APRIL 26: Steve Strobridge, director of government relations for the Military Officers Association of America, is retiring on April 26, Morning D has learned. Mike Hayden, Strobridge's deputy, has been tapped as his successor. Strobridge, whose retirement had long been expected, has been a powerful force in advocating for military pay and benefits and was ranked 87th last year on a Defense News list of most influential people in U.S. national security. MOAA is expected to officially announce the retirement next week. His replacement, Hayden, has been with MOAA since 2005 and was elected earlier this month as Strobridge's successor as co-chairman of the Military Coalition, which represents 34 military and veterans groups.
— FANNING CONFIRMED AS AIR FORCE UNDERSECRETARY: Eric Fanning has been confirmed by the Senate to be the next Air Force undersecretary, a position that's been open since June 2012, when Erin Conaton left the job to become undersecretary of defense for personnel and readiness, according to an Air Force news release. In the meantime, Jamie Morin has held the position on an acting basis. Fanning, who previously served as the Navy's deputy undersecretary and deputy chief management officer, is expected to be sworn into his new position later this month. http://1.usa.gov/17wmmKy
— The Pentagon is boosting its spending on offensive cyberwarfare capabilities, according to Jim Michaels of USA Today. http://bit.ly/17Ga4iA
— The United States, Turkey and other countries have reached an agreement to send all military aid to Syria through an internationally recognized coalition of Syrian rebels, reports Roy Gutman of McClatchy. http://bit.ly/ZCxCV8
— Yesterday, Orbital Sciences successfully launched a rocket "that advances its effort to undertake resupply missions to the International Space Station," reports Marjorie Censer of The Washington Post. http://wapo.st/11CnSHH
THAT'S ALL FOR US. Have a great Monday.
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Multi-modal transportation specialists Quality Freight Group is powering up in the renewable energy industry.
The company operates its own state of the art port facility at Ellesmere Port in Merseyside, UK, which has handled over 150,000 tonns of biomass wood pellets for one of the United Kingdom's major energy providers.
QFG highlighted the true multi-modality of its operation with the in-bound pellets being delivered by ship and road tipper, and onward delivery to the power station via QFG's own rail terminal.
QFG Business Development Manager Shaun Ryan said the QFG rail business has developed significantly during 2013, with up to 17 trains per week being handled through the ports railhead.
"QFG also provided product handling and storage to give the client the ability to book additional short notice train services."
Meanwhile, QFG is working with Wind NI one of the largest wind power development companies in Northern Ireland.
Mr Ryan said QFG collected a cargo of second hand wind turbines and blades from four sites in Germany with the use of 12 standard trailers and three specialised extendable trailers for the oversized wind blades.
The cargo was delivered to the Duncan Plant and Construction site in Ballycastle, Northern Ireland, for refurbishment prior to final delivery to the wind farms.
"The complexity and diversity of renewable energy transportation projects from biomass to wind turbines require tailored solutions and QFG has demonstrated success in meeting all our client requirements," Mr Ryan said.


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how do i know get a copy of my deed old owner did not file it.I paid land contract off let some years pass didnot get acopy can't find the old owner please help
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Local counsel: action to clear title.
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You will have to attempt to locate the prior owner by means of an investigator. If you cannot do that, you can file a "quiet title" action which is a lawsuit with the court requesting that you be given lawful title to the property - and the end result will be the issuance of a title in your name. You will have to serve the prior owner with the lawsuit, and/or show the court that you attempted to locate the prior owner, and then serve him by publication or posting if you cannot find him.
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I went to see the Dark Knight last night and I absolutely loved it! It was everything I look for in a film. I left the cinema feeling SO satisfied with the last 2-3 hours of my life.
Harvey Dent was a character you warmed to and wanted to succeed. You didn't want him to loose everything and spiral into 'Two-Face'. You wanted him to win. Gordon is someone you admire, someone who makes you long to be a better person. Bruce Wayne is someone who you know deep down is a bit like you, dark yet searching for justice. Someone who you know will never be happy, but longs for others to be. The Joker...well what can I say! The performance by Heath Ledger was outstanding and very frightening. You were always on the edge of your seat when he appeared, never sure of what he was going to do. The frightening thing was that he did not care one bit about life, his own or others. The only life he cared about was Batman's ironically, because Batman completed him.
I had a great night! One of my favourite films of all time. Must go see it again soon. So many great moments in it. At times it was so dark you felt trapped. At times it was funny. At times scary. At times moving. Gonna stop going on about it now, must sound like a right geek.
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Stewie Griffin Hosts Latenight Talkshow on MySpace
Family Guy's homicidal toddler Stewie Griffin will moonlight online as a latenight talkshow host this Sunday, reports Variety.
Stewie and sidekick Brian — the show's martini-imbibing canine — are the stars of "Up Late With Stewie & Brian," a 10-minute flash-animated talkshow parody that will launch on MySpace Feb. 25 at 8 p.m., opposite the Oscars.
While parodying talkshow and awards ceremony conventions, the primary purpose of the show is promoting Fox's new live-action comedy The Winner, a creation of former Family Guy writer Ricky Blitt and Family Guy creator Seth McFarlane.
The Winner will air for three weeks starting March 4 at 8:30 and 9:30 p.m., with Family Guy sandwiched in between.


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Carol fits right into the world of "Episodes," which features Matt LeBlanc playing an obnoxious, entitled version of himself, now starring on a network comedy called "Pucks!" barely based on a British show from husband-and-wife team Sean and Beverly Lincoln (played by Stephen Mangan and Tamsin Greig). Carol's neuroses and her growing friendship with Beverly endear the character to viewers, and to Perkins. "You just want her to get it together because she really means well," Perkins says. "And I think she really believes half the things she's lying about!"
You've done a lot of television, so is there a kind of satisfaction in getting to play a TV executive?
Kathleen Rose Perkins: There is. It's kind of a reluctant satisfaction. Part of me doesn't want to feel empathy for this type of person and root for her, but I do. I really do. And I have actually had the chance, through this role, to kind of feel bad and grow some real big sympathy points for TV executives. That job is not easy.
Matt LeBlanc is such a good sport on the show, making fun of his own image. Is he anything like his character at all?
Perkins: He's not all like that, but there is a part of him that's very similar. The people that developed this show are really good friends with him, so some of the storylines are things that have come up in conversation and such. But as a person, Matt is just a really nice, down-to-earth guy who loves to joke around. He's a good person.
What was the process of landing the role of Carol? Was it a typical audition?
Perkins: Yeah, it was an audition. I was actually told they were looking for somebody a little bit older, but they were willing to see younger. So I thought, "There's no way they're going to cast me in this role." As a result, there wasn't a lot of weight in the first audition. But the second audition, Matt LeBlanc was there and some executives from Showtime. That's when I had to stop halfway through, because I couldn't breathe because I was so nervous. It's a nerve-wracking that process, trying to get a show. But I think I did six pilots before this one, and I had tested for many other ones, so I had been in that position before a lot of times. And this was actually the most relaxed process so far.
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Did any of those previous pilots make it to air?
Perkins: Two of them made it to air, and those happened to be the two that I was fired from.
Fired? How did you handle that?
Perkins: I'm able to laugh now. It actually happened twice in the same year. One of them was "Rules of Engagement," which is still on the air. But I wasn't alone, they recast three out of the five actors after the pilot. That was a painful one. Being fired from a show, being fired in any way, in any instance, any business is just hard. I remember someone told me, "Hey, look, Lisa Kudrow was fired from 'Frasier' before she got 'Friends'!" And that was probably the worst thing to say. People think that that's a good thing to say, how big stars were fired before, so it happens to everybody. But I'm sitting there going, "Yeah, but I'm not a big star, how does that at all have anything to do with me?"
Are you good at auditioning? Are there any strange experiences you've had you'd be willing to share with us?
Perkins: I'll tell you one that was uncomfortable for me in that I just don't know what was going on. When I walked into audition for "The Smurfs" movie, the casting director had a stuffed Smurf. One of the scenes was with a Smurf so he said, "Feel free to talk to the Smurf." I had a hard time keeping it together, because I was looking at a stuffed animal and it wasn't moving its mouth, and I knew that he was holding it and he was talking. And he wasn't on camera, so there was no reason for me to look at a stuffed Smurf. But later, I was like, "Come on, Kathleen, you're auditioning for 'The Smurfs' movie. Of course he would do that, it makes sense." Needless to say, I didn't get that one.


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An episode of Poirot and a nice cup of tea to start the week off right. Bliss. Wedding Impérial is an unapologetic caramel tea that's not too sweet despite being very fragrant, no doubt the Assam base working its magic there. It has a sort of minty aftertaste which I love. Can't feel any chocolate even though it's in its description. Gosh it's good. I don't have a clue what's wedding-like about it though as any wedding-themed tea I've seen so far has been a white floral. Could be an attempt at irony though I wouldn't give snobbish Mariage that much credit.
Enjoying that a lot.
this one is now one of my fav too after have found the correct way of brewing it. I need to restock it along with Earl Grey French Blue and Pleine lune, I planned a visit to a Mariage shop on Wednesday
I always assumed Wedding was a pun, a joke on their own name. mariage, wedding, see?
Imperial seems to be internal code, and confirmed in their book – apparently their quality ranks are, by order of increasing quality – royal (but I can think of nome of their blends which is called that, no?), imperial (wedding imperial since they have a plain wedding blend, lapsang souchong imperial, yunnan imperial), d´argent e d´or. I expect silver needle is always just so! Not sure how true that is, but indeed they put that on print on the book.
We're going to a seafood place for lunch today. My partner invited me to celebrate my teaching certificate (I passed in June but nevermind). When he asked me if I'd be interested in going to the restaurant this weekend, I thought he wanted to celebrate our one year anniversary, which was yesterday, but that was putting too much faith in his ability to remember any date that isn't crucial to a video game. FINE.
I needed something comforting today, something that'd be just about me. I toyed with the idea of preparing a cup of rose scented tea (sweet revenge, he hates roses – try and kiss me now, darling) but my kindness will be my downfall. I retreated and picked Mélange des Chérubins for a sweet treat before our food orgy (seafood is my favourite food and I fully intend on demanding to be rolled all the way back to my house after the feast).
This is a pleasant tea (not mindblowing though). It's warm and well-rounded – I was pleased to find the blood orange cutting into the sweetness of the chocolate. It's a tea I could happily sip while doing my lesson prep as it doesn't ask for too much of my attention. Not a favourite but I'm happy I have it.
And now I'm off to meet my lobster!
Men often forget about anniversaries…it should be one of the reason why we say Women are from Venus and Men from Mars !
Nice you appreciated the Thé des Chérubins before the lobster :)
congrats on the teaching certificate ! is it a capes or an agrégation ? are you going to teach English or another discipline ?
lol…. did you mention to him that he forgot the relevance of the date? he might send you a package of tea in apology?
Oh, trust me – women are just as good at forgetting about anniversaries. I'm so bad at it, I made sure to get married on Leap Day – that way I'm only a wicked, forgetful wife once every four years.
Perhaps I steeped it wrong but this is such a letdown. This oolong has barely a hint of chestnuts – it's more like a taste of something a bit sweet you can't quite describe. The overall tea is very woody and would match an autumn weather (I'm drinking this in August like the rebel I am). I was expecting a lot more complexity and a lot more flavour so I'd ordered two bags of 100g which means the disappointment I feel is now closely tied to the frustration and slight guilt one feels at having been ripped off. Not a bad tea but perhaps it would be more enjoyed by those of us who can appreciate subtle flavours. As for me, my palate is only fond of those teas which feel like drinking perfume.
Rose is such a love/hate scent. Most people I know and indeed most companies that produce anything with rose prefer it mild, shy, 'this is a MODERN rose', 'it's not old lady-ish', 'it's not too overpowering'. To hell with all that. I'm a rose addict and the stronger, the better. Give me a posy, nay, a garden and I'll be in heaven. When I heard this was quite a full-on rose tea (said in hushed, 'I warn you' tones), my first thought was 'AT LONG LAST. BRING IT ON.'
This lives up to my expectations, it's wonderfully rich and unapologetic. Fresh and heady at the same time. Oh, so good. If only I could find a perfume this brave. Thank you Jackie for such a wonderful start to the new year.
Have you ever tried Perfumer's Workshop Tea Rose?
I think of it as this tea's perfume version! It's so rosy (and so inexpensive!) I most like to layer it, as this essay talks about (Tea Rose is mentioned mid-way through ish) but alone it smells like a dozen roses. If I wear it alone at least two people ask me where the flowers are in the office!
P.S. Would yu like a tin of this with your next letter? :)
Wait – the essay: http://www.openlettersmonthly.com/on-the-scent-adventures-in-perfume-layering/
I just woke up :)
I've never heard of this perfume house, I need to check it out! That essay is so informative, thank you. Have you read Perfumes: The Guide? It's part how-to book about how to describe scents and an ecnylopaedia with the author's ratings on every fragrance out there. The prose alone is worth the purchase (Luca Turin writes like Dorothy Parker). And here's a link for you : http://theperfumedcourt.com she offers decants and samples of every expensive fragrance you could think of (sadly no Perfume's Workshop, probably because a full bottle is so affordable). Your package is on its way :)
I'll have to look that book up! You would have loved Doulton here on Steepster (she hasn't posted in quite awhile). She is a huge perfume fan too and she once sent me a large bag of samples of top notch perfumes, many of them rosy (she shared the rose love too).
I am afraid to check out the perfumed court – quaking!! :)
Oh God the smell of this! I love the smell of chocolate so much. This is lovely. At first I thought it was a combo of chocolate and mint (strangely enough), the hazelnut isn't roasted so I had trouble picking it up. After enjoying a mug full of this tea, though, I can safely say this is a match made in heaven. The sweet hazelnut complements the deep aroma of the chocolate so well and the chocolate lingers on your tongue long after a sip. I still don't like chocolate but boy does it work well in teas. I enjoyed this best without milk and piping hot. What a treat! Thank you Jackie for this gift.
I love rose anything and this is a fantastic rose tea. It's flavoured nicely and it's so well-rounded. Stands a resteep really well without losing any of its flavour and punch – I think that comes from the quality base. I'm astonished at the price, what a steal! Thank you Jackie for this sample, I'll definitely purchase some more to keep in my stash. I prefer this after lunch but I've had a mug in the morning and it sets the tone for the day. Lovely stuff.
My friend Jackie sent this to me as a surprise sample. She knows my tastes so well. This is the most gourmand tea I've ever tasted. I'm really surprised there isn't a single fruit in this (according to the description at least) as it smells and tastes of candied strawberry to me (what?) I would hate that in any tea (I like berries but I think they just taste gross hot) but this is so complicated. I could see a child absolutely loving this, it's like a bag of sweets with a slight edge coming from the flowers.
Quite a captivating tea, if you ask me – there's so much going on, I just spent my whole cup analyzing every note. I strongly recommend milk and the sweetener of your choice with this, though you can go without sweetener (it's a dessert tea on its own), I feel it just ties everything nicely. I'm frankly surprised I like this, it's very very sweet, but it's also very very lovely on the tongue and smells like teen spirit.
I was going for the marzipan and pretty flowers angle :) I too find this a little fruity, but like you said, there is so much going on as to not make it a deal breaker (at least I hoped it wouldn't!).
Smells like teen spirit, oh wonderful – and now I will have to try this one! Luckily enough I think I have seen it it for sale locally.
Yum yum this is so good. I like cinnamon in all its forms – I enjoy it sweetened, full-blown with lots of fire and anything in between. This is a really cinnamony tea – sometimes you can tell it's spicy but have to pretty much imagine the cinnamon is buried in there somewhere. Not the case here. It's gorgeous. I can't pick up anything else but I absolutely don't mind this (for me) one-note tea. I love it. It's very inviting, very interesting. I can see its going well with honey, but I used stevia and a drop of milk. It's November 2 and I couldn't think of a more appropriate tea to drink. Thanks to my fabulous penpal Jackie for this sample.
I love almond teas and rose teas so when I saw Teavana had an Amandine Rose tea, I jumped on my poor penpal Jackie to ask for a sample and she very kindly put up with me. What a delight this tea is. It's a very unusual combination but boy is it satisfying. It's posh and comforting at the same time. The rose comes off really strong and the almond behind is so interesting. I'm really enjoying this with stevia.
Sadly the base was super weak when I resteeped it so I can only enjoy this once a day at most (I usually resteep my morning tea as a dessert after lunch so now I'm sad).


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On the train headed to Residency, at Seminary for my Case Study with the other students. Some are traveling as far as the Islands; about 28 hours via planes. I love the train, you get to see so much and a whole lot more room for everything. The trees are changing colors and the country side is so beautiful.
Starting to learn Dari (Persian) language for my trip into Afghanistan. Plus, I am locating all the buying areas for gemstones. The only way into there is on business because missionaries are not permitted. Now I am starting to see why God said He was training me and I was getting my Graduate Gemologist degree! For years I used to wonder why He is doing the things with me.
Amazing to see my computer and phone plugged into electrical outlets on the train! Love it!
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Do what Venths said.
As your screen shot shows nothing being installed which should directly affect your wireless connection, it could be that the installation damaged a driver file somewhere.
By the way, can you connect to the internet on a wired channel?
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Well, after two days of restarts and messing around with things, the darn thing started working seemingly all on it's own. I think I'll just cross my fingers and try not to touch anything for now.
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From the image posted in his first post, he has connected to the wireless network, it says connected. The Unidentified network means that the adapter/W7 cannot obtain all the necessary IP details from the ISP through the router. He can try and find out the IP, subnet, Default gateway, DNS and do a static IP on his adapter. If he is able to get into the router's conrol panel, he can check to see if the MAC clone option is enabled. Don't discount the fact that the router can block MAC address from reaching the ISP.
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I was experiencing a similiar problem when I went from XP to W7. I could not get my wireless adapter to connect to the internet, though it appeared that I was solidly connected to the router.
As I struggled to find a solution, it dawned on me that I kept missing a simple but important configuration query setting: Public Network vs. Home Network...well say no more! Once I clicked on Home Network and answered one or two simple questions, I was once again flying high online!
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It's not every day you get to be a part of history, but when you get the chance….I'd guess you'd do what we did and JUMP on it! We were so blown away at the magnitude of the Charlotte DNC 2012. Charlotte was transformed into a buzzing metropolis of national newscasts, food and culture. Whether you are a registered Republican, Democrat or Independent voter… you have to admit, it was pretty cool for Charlotte to get to host such an event.
We were so excited when Event & Wedding Planner, Anne Markey {Favor Me Events} asked us to document one of the delegate parties that would be welcoming delegates from 5 states. We were even MORE excited when BizBash.com featured it during the DNC 2012 on their website!
While we are not allowed to share the images from during the event {due to signed privacy agreements}, we are excited to just share a few things to give you a feeling of the party itself!
The Mint Museum was showcasing some incredible pieces…and they had all of the guests vote for their favorites.
We were a fan of all of the activities and things that were a part of this event! One of the most popular spots of the evening…was ShutterBooth Charlotte! They were a BLAST!
Love this shot of Rachel {with ShutterBooth Charlotte}! She was amazing with all of the delegates and really made it so fun!
I love the details of the event…including the decals in the elevators!
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The incredible food and drinks were provided by the talented staff at La-Tea-Da's Catering.
All of the live entertainment was provided by very talented groups from Charlotte. One of those groups were the Cheer Extreme Cheerleaders! Here are a couple of them during practice.
Another great performer for the evening included the West Charlotte Marching Band. They were fantastic!
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MOUNT VERNON, Wash. (AP) — Investigators of the Skagit (SKA'-jiht) River bridge collapse are trying to slowly execute the extraction of underwater evidence. The Seattle Times reports the National Transportation Safety Board is particularly interested in a crossbeam in the southbound direction that wound up in the river. NTSB officials hope to make way for the building of a temporary bridge span.


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A woman died in a fire at the Ed Fields family residence on the 18200 block of Berry Lane about 5 p.m. yesterday.
There is no suspicion of foul play, said Tuolumne County Fire Department Information Officer Deborah Fish.
Fire and sheriff's investigators were at the home just south of Sonora on a small road off Campo Seco Road, until late last night, Fish said.
They were expected to return this morning to investigate the fire's cause.
The woman's name has not been released pending investigation, Tuolumne County Sheriff's Sgt. Bob Bogolea said this morning.
According to the sheriff's report, a neighbor called 911 at 5:02 p.m. to report a huge column of black smoke coming from the home.
The house was engulfed in flames when firefighters arrived.
"They were obviously a well-loved, well-respected and close-knit family," Fish said. "A lot of people were at the fire who cared about them. A lot of people were very upset."
She said the house was destroyed, as were all but two rooms in a garage-turned-office. The property is also the location of a business, Sonora Pumps.
The damage estimate is $350,000.
Emergency units responding to the fire included California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection, Tuolumne County Fire Department, Jamestown Fire Protection District, Sonora Fire Department and the Tuolumne County Sheriff's Department, including deputies and a chaplain.


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2013 Super Bowl Odds Week 9
(The Spread) – The updated odds to win the 2013 Super Bowl are out and the Houston Texans remain favored.
Oddsmakers from online sports book Bovada.lv currently list the Texans as 5/1 favorites to win this year's Super Bowl, while the New England Patriots are 11/2 and the San Francisco 49ers are 6/1. The defending Super Bowl champion New York Giants are 7/1 to win the Super Bowl and ironically the only team that's currently undefeated, the Atlanta Falcons, have the fifth-best odds to win the Super Bowl at 8/1.
Last week the Texans were favored at 5/1, while the Patriots and 49ers were 13/2, respectively. The Giants were 7/1, the Packers were 15/2, the Falcons were 8/1 and the Bears were 10/1. The Ravens and Broncos were both 14/1, respectively.
Continuing with the odds, the Green Bay Packers are 8/1 to win this season's NFL title, while the Chicago Bears and Denver Broncos are 9/1, respectively. The Pittsburgh Steelers are 16/1, the Baltimore Ravens are 18/1, and the Dallas Cowboys and San Diego Chargers are 60/1, respectively. The upstart Miami Dolphins and surprising Seattle Seahawks are 66/1 to win the 2013 Super Bowl, respectively, while the Detroit Lions, New Orleans Saints and disappointing Philadelphia Eagles are 75/1, respectively.
Some of the long shots include the Minnesota Vikings (90/1), who are 5-2 through seven games. The Indianapolis Colts and Oakland Raiders are 100/1, respectively, while the Cincinnati Bengals, New York Jets, Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Washington Redskins are all 150/1, respectively.
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2013 Super Bowl Odds for Week 9
Houston Texans 5/1
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Denver Broncos 9/1
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Indianapolis Colts 100/1
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New York Jets 150/1
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Washington Redskins 150/1
Arizona Cardinals 200/1
Buffalo Bills 250/1
Tennessee Titans 300/1
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