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Gregbo Watson, a comic book artist in Easley, has created a character for a local digital publication.
Fête Greenville, an online local entertainment magazine, commissioned Watson for the job of creating Fête Girl, a superhero that aims to promote the paperless publication by calling for more digital news and less paper news.
But the environmentally-friendly character is not the only character in Watson's repertoire. He is a seasoned artist, and he gets his inspiration from his home.
"I draw stuff that gives people nightmares," Watson said. He has a life-sized Freddie Krueger doll in the entryway of his home, for starters. His walls are lined with classic movie posters, Wizard of Oz memorabilia, comic book action figures and more. They inspire him in his art.
Fête Girl may nor be his scariest creation, but she is his "greenest."
"Fête Girl is basically coming to the rescue of all Greenville citizens to save them from the mounds of wasteful paper," said Watson. "Greenville is now, with Fête Girl, the 'greenest' city around."
Watson lives with his son, Bret, who still is getting used to his dad's way of getting inspired.
"Normal dads, you don't normally see with a Boba Fett helmet on, going 'I just figured out something awesome I have to do for a comic book,'" said Bret. "I'll be sitting there and I'll get up and get something to eat and I'll look over and see a life-size Chucky or walk past life-size Freddie and forget that they're there, and just freak out."
For Watson, comic art is life.
"I think as an art form, it's one of our oldest art forms," he said. "It goes all the way back to the cave paintings, to heiroglyphics; I mean, before we had spoken language, we had comics."
Watson will be at a book signing for his latest installment of the Down the Rabbit Hole series. It will be Wednesday, Oct. 2 at Borderlands Comics in Greenville from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. and Friday, Oct. 4, at Richards Comics from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m.
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Talk about being caught off guard. CBS 5 News is hearing from those who first called for Sheriff Joe Arpaio and the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office to be investigated over allegations of abuse of power.
"I have always felt that you could trust the United States Justice Department. Today I am very much doubting that," said Maricopa County Supervisor Mary Rose Wilcox.
Wilcox had a good reason to react to the news. Earlier this year, she got nearly $1 million in a settlement against Arpaio and former Maricopa County Attorney Andrew Thomas for their alleged abuse of power. Now that the Department of Justice investigation has been closed, she said she has some questions.
"The victims of it, myself being one of them, how do you answer to us? What do you say? This didn't happen," she said.
"We just don't know why this happened. There's so much information out there, enough information that it would disbar a county attorney and now to hear that the federal government is not going to take any charges against Arpaio? We're very disappointed," said Lydia Guzman.
The Arizona Supreme Court disbarred Thomas in April, saying he "outrageously exploited power." They even went so far as to say had this been a criminal case they were confident the evidence would support the charge.
Guzman said she doesn't get how one part of the equation can be punished while another gets off scot-free.
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Tolkien class at Wis. university proves popular
In this Nov. 27, 2012 photo Marquette University Archivist Bill Fliss arranges some of the 11,000 J.R.R. Tolkien papers the university owns in the library of the Milwaukee school _ home to the largest Tolkien collection in the world. Marquette offered it's first class on J.R.R. Tolkien during the fall semester as part of their anniversary celebration of the 75th anniveresary of the "The Hobbit" being published. When "The Hobbit" movie opens Friday, the 32 students in the class will be nearly experts on J.R.R. Tolkien. (AP Photo/Carrie Antlfinger)
MILWAUKEE - The vast collection of J.R.R. Tolkien manuscripts initially sold senior Joe Kirchoff on Marquette University, so when the school offered its first course devoted exclusively to the English author, Kirchoff wanted in. The only problem: It was full and he wasn't on the literature track.
Undaunted, the 22-year-old political science and history major lobbied the English department and others starting last spring and through the summer and "kind of just made myself a problem," he said. His persistence paid off.
"It's a fantastic course," said Kirchoff, a Chicago native. "It's a great way to look at something that's such a creative work of genius in such a way you really come to understand the man behind it."
He and the 31 other students can now boast of their authority about the author who influenced much of today's high fantasy writing. The course was taught for the first time this fall as part of the university's celebration of the 75th anniversary of "The Hobbit" being published. And class wrapped up just before the film, "The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey," was released Friday.
The class, which filled up fast with mostly seniors who had first dibs, looked at Tolkien as a whole, not just the popular "Lord of the Rings" and "The Hobbit." Students took their final exam this week, and the course was so well received, Marquette is considering more in the future.
"It's the best class I've had in 27 years here ... for student preparation, interest and enthusiasm," said English professor Tim Machan. "And I can throw out any topic and they will have read the material and they want to talk about the material."
Marquette is one of the main repositories of Tolkien's drafts, drawings and other writings — more than 11,000 pages. It has the manuscripts for "The Lord of the Rings" and "The Hobbit," as well as his lesser-known "Farmer Giles of Ham" and his children's book "Mr. Bliss." Marquette was the first institution to ask Tolkien for the manuscripts in 1956 and paid him about $5,000. He died in 1973.
Other significant collections are at the Bodleian Library at Oxford University in England and Wheaton College in Illinois.
Though Tolkien classes aren't unusual nationwide, Marquette students had the added bonus of being able to visit Tolkien's revisions, notes, detailed calendars, maps and watercolours on site at the school's archive. And they got a lesson from the school's archivist Bill Fliss.
"One of the things we wanted to impress upon the students was the fact that Tolkien was a fanatical reviser," said Fliss said. "He never really did anything once and was finished with it."
Chrissy Wabiszewski, a senior English major, described Tolkien's manuscripts as art.
"When you get down and look at just his script and his artwork in general, it all kind of flows together in this really beautiful, like, cumulative form," Wabiszewski said. "It's cool. It is just really cool to have it here."
The class also looked at Tolkien's poetry, academic articles and translations of medieval poems; talked about the importance of his writers' group, the Inklings; and explored what it meant to be a writer at that time.
"We've ... tried to think about continuities that ran through everything he did," Machan said. His students were also required to go to three lectures that were part of Marquette's commemoration.
"The Hobbit," a tale of homebody Bilbo Baggins' journey, is set in Tolkien's fictional realm of Middle-earth and takes place 60 years before "The Lord of the Rings." The movie released Friday is the first of the trilogy, with "The Hobbit: There and Back Again" set for release on Dec. 13, 2013, and a third film to come out in the summer of 2014.
Most of the students were just finishing elementary school when the first "Lord of the Rings" film was released 11 years ago.
Kirchoff said he started reading "The Hobbit" and the "Lord of the Rings" when he was in fourth grade, before the movies came out. He said the movies have introduced others to Tolkien's ideas, making his love for Tolkien's fantasy worlds more socially acceptable.
"The movies were fantastic enough and engaging enough to coexist in my mind with the literature I really do love," he said.
Wabiszewski said it's clear her classmates weren't just taking the class as a filler.
"I definitely expected the enthusiasm from everybody but just the knowledge that everybody brought into the class, it's cool," she said. "We really have a smart group of people in that class who have a lot to offer."
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Secrets are revealed and characters come vividly alive in this deftly plotted novel with dark and sinister undertones. Brightwell has captured the essence of the era with masterful detail.
Jane Wilbred leaves her job at the country home of the Reverend and Mrs. Saunders to start a new job at the Bentley home in London. Mrs. Saunders has written a letter of recommendation to Mrs. Bentley, but Jane has altered it to exclude damning information about her unfortunate parentage.
The Bentley household is a most unusual one. The elderly Mrs. Bentley is at death's door, and her son, Robert, studies the taking of body measurements to aid police in classifying criminals. When Robert's wife discovers that Jane altered the letter, she forces her to do her bidding, for she has some dark secrets of her own. And when the widow of Robert's brother arrives, it becomes clear that she might not be who she has claimed to be. (Crown, Mar., 384 pp., $24.95)
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- e-Patient Dave deBronkart
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"WHY is the patient the most under-used resource in healthcare?? How did that happen?" (Follow-up to LIVE TED Conversation July 27)
"e-Patient Dave" deBronkart is an advocate for patients being "E": empowered, engaged in their care, equipped, enabled, educated, etc. As described in his talk from TEDx Maastricht, he beat a near-fatal cancer, supplementing his great medical care by using the internet in every way possible.
Today, as blog manager and volunteer co-chair of the Society for Participatory Medicine, he has studied the social, technical and sometimes political factors that make healthcare ignore the potential of patients contributing to their care.
In his TEDTalk, he quotes senior physicians who have said for decades that patients are the most under-utilized resource in healthcare.
Why is that? How did it get to be that way? Is change valid? Why now, and not 20 years ago? And what can we do about it?
Watch the talk, and come back to discuss. *Your family* will be affected someday.
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Marley VJul 27 2011: I once had a doctor who would answer any question... if you could ask it. He ran in and out of the room so quickly he was sometimes gone before I came out of "wait" mode and into an active analysis. I finally dealt with it by planting myself in front of the door as soon as he walked in. Once he COULDN'T leave, we were able to actually discuss problems.
I understand the pressures on him, but why should this be necessary? Shouldn't the process start with an assessment and move forward from there? Should an assessment be "Well, she's upright and breathing, she can't be too bad. Next patient!"
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Jul 27 2011: Less than 5 minutes ago: Sadly this is very true my mum passed away from Cancer 15 years ago. SHe knew something was wrong and the doctors kept telling her that is was nothing to worry about. She went to several doctors and indeed trusted them even though her gut feeling was that something was clearly not right. If only she had the online communities back then that we have now. It would have probably empowered her to speak up, voice her concerns and ultimately would have saved her. SO I truly believe it is emportant we help patients feel like they are worth listening to.
Jul 27 2011: Absolutely. I'm sorry about your Mum, too. How can doctors determine someone's treatment if they don't listen? It boggles the mind, doesn't it? But I know how often this happens. I'm talking with a 38-year old, recently diagnosed w/rapidly developing cancer, who PUSHED and argued for a mammogram because she felt "something was wrong." That persistence, that argument probably saved her life.
Jul 27 2011: Thank you, you are too kind. I think my mum's story is one amongst many sadly.
I think in some bizarre way there is still some sort of 'tabou' between the patients and the doctors, and even between patients sometimes. This is why I think 'anonymous' online communities could potentially be life saving as people are more relaxed to talk honestly about what they are feeling and where and what exactly they think is wrong. This is especially the case with 'non-commercial' deseases, the ones ones is to 'ashamed' to talk about.
She definitely did the right thing in pushing, it is her life after all, she is fighting for.
Jul 27 2011: Like the "unspoken" best practice we all adhere to within #hcsm - if you are an office that won't email with patients (and hopefully you also tweet/text/etc) for appointments, refills and labs - then we are moving along to the next office that will.
We, as patients, need to do the same. If you aren't getting what you need from your practitioner - FIND ANOTHER ONE. Create the demand for better healthcare. The pack will follow.
Jul 27 2011: I agree that patients don't always prepare their information, and don't always speak up. But clinicians don't always listen, and don't make time or room for the patient to ask when the patient is ready. For example, a serious diagnosis is usually greeted with shock by the patient, and questions are only formulated much later. Is there a handout from the doctor, including written information summarizing the condition, treatment options, prognosis, and resources for help? In the hospital setting, one of the best resources for this is the medical librarian. Some forward-thinking hospitals are including their librarians in the team, as they can follow up with print information, websites, support groups, etc. when the patient is ready.
Jul 27 2011: I think it starts out with your starting position. Patient and physicians need to share and work together. It is like being on a climbing wall. You need someone to check your equipment, and secure your line. Though your role might be different, your goal is the same.
The sharing part is the part that needs to be taught. Taught to the workers in healthcare ánd to patients.
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Tribal shoot with costume designer and makeup artist Freda Ellis and photographer Katrina Mansfield.
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Playing with the Wowpod in the Electroboutique, one of the most interactive exhibitions I've ever been to at the Science Museum. Very fun.
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"Opera dei Pupi"
While wandering the narrow streets of Syracuse (on a segway I must add) we happened across this wonderful little puppet making laboratory, La Compagnia dei Pupari (Company of the Puppeteers). The puppet makers were kind enough to let us watch and photograph them while they worked.
"One of Sicily's strongest cultural traditions is the puppet theatre. Generally the puppeteers re-enact the stories of Charlemagne and his battles against the Saracens, the chivalrous exploits of his Paladins Orlando and Rinaldo, and their rivalry for the love of Angelica."
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Just a summer baby trapped in a snow globe.
Sun setting behind London's National History museum on the coldest day of March in 30 years. It was a good day.
March 2011
After being separated from our family in Brunei for over five years
we finally got to fly to the other side of the World to surprise our Dad
and this is what happened…
Paper cuttings of all 11 Doctors? Yes please.
The suitably incredible business letterhead of Nikola Tesla, circa 1900. Inventions featured, clockwise from top-left: Oscillation Transformer, Telautomaton (wireless, remote-controlled devices; pictured is a remotely-operated boat, showcased in 1898), Steam & Gas Turbine, Induction Motor. Centre: Wardenclyffe Tower (never completed).
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Buddha Dog? Thoughts? Death Watch?
I checked out Buddha Dog in the summer with some staff, and it was pretty good, def' different and pretty expensive all things considered. I'm thinking the place doesn't last out the year. I just don't see how they can sell enough hotdogs. I mean, why not sell burgers? Grilled Cheese? Mac 'n Cheese? Why not make it a really modern comfort food place, like is their hot dog that innovative or ground shaking for you to make it out to Roncesvalles to eat it. Plus the feeling of having to eat 4 hotdogs to feel full and realizing that you've just spent $10 on hot dogs. Anybody Else?
re: jamesm
BD is on my TO DO List.
re: jamesm
Bet they sell local beer only, and for $15.00 a bottle!
Buddha is from Prince Edward County. The meat is to the best of my knowledge from Prince Edward County, and processed locally by an *artisanal* sausage maker exclusively for Buddah.
What you are paying for is a trendy, but very well constructed small hot dog, so any comparison to a ball park frank is a bit unfair. Think of them as a gourmet hot dog with corresponding prices.
The location in PEC was busy when I was there a couple of years ago, and the product excellent.
To me Roncesvalles is the wrong location where pricing is generally value-oriented. They would be better off closer to downtown, somewhere there is a lot of yuppie, clubland or Now Magazine-reading foot traffic.
re: Scary Bill
Buddha Dog is a nice place for parents to take their kids where everyone can get the right size and combo. It isn't a clubland dog nor is it Destination Dog. Face it. Every dog tastes great at 2am. That's not their turf.
re: Scary Bill
What is the difference between an "artisanal" sausage maker and the guy up near my cottage that makes his own meats? Are we just adding artisanal to a job that otherwise wouldn't be artisanal?
Also, does anybody else feel the pretension of so many of these Prince Edward County food people? I mean, just calling it "The County" and everything. I understand theres a bunch of good food stuff going on out there, but c'mon.
Also, I think that it's the butcher, I think his name is Ted, that runs the Buddha Dogs, if I'm not mistaken.
re: CIRCLES_SQ
Boy, picky, picky, picky....
My choice to use the descriptive "artisanal" , in "quotes", to distinguish their somewhat unique offering from a Schneider's Red Hot. Sorry If I offended you.....
And another thing-why are the Canadian wine makers using VQA to describe their wine-what the heck doees that mean? I find it rather pretensious myself, and very confusing.
Oh, for all you critics and "I think" artists, some education
P.S. I have nothing to do with Buddah Dog, I just think the criticism was unwarranted, and unfounded.
re: Scary Bill
Wow I almost felt as though I accidently plagiarized her until I looked back at my old post and realized it was written two months earlier. In any case, I couldn't (obviously) agree with her more. Still it was educational.
For Circles Sq:
1 : a worker who practices a trade or handicraft : craftsperson
2 : one that produces something (as cheese or wine) in limited quantities often using traditional methods
Buddha Dog and many in The County define the definition. Have you been?
re: Googs
Yes. Spent a weekend there in September 06, plan on going back this year in the summer or fall to see the changes.
Its a nice trip, many interesting foodie and wine and cider activities, though they had a ways to go in certain respects, noteably that too many wineries brought in Niagara grapes to supplement their low volumes. ( and certain wineries were deceitful in their concealment of this fact) I hope this has changed.
I would suggest that visiting PEC sooner rather than later would be better since I fear their efforts to promote and brand "The County" will likely be successful and the place will become more expensive and overrun with bus tours.
re: Scary Bill
Hey Scary, the question was for the critic of The County, not you. Your street cred is well known.
I've been to PEC which is why I went leaping to it's defense. It's a project that should be encouraged. The County may be simple branding, but at least it's a good brand.
re: CIRCLES_SQ
Elaborate, please.
re: hungry_pangolin
Maybe I'm inferring too much, but it seems circle sq's suggesting "the county" sounds pretentious. If that's the case, I'd have to agree. I hadn't even heard the term "the county" beforehand. No comment on food quality and all that stuff, I'm sure it's all pretty good, but when it starts getting branded, brutal. It'll be a brand for yuppies to feel good about themselves for eating "local and organic".
re: grandgourmand
Exactly, its like people are using "The County" as a coverall for quality. For example, "Try this raspberry jam, it's from the county." As if there is a presumption that everything from the County is phenomenal.
re: CIRCLES_SQ
It isn't an assumption if you've experienced it. There are a lot of farmers, winemakers, chefs, etc that take great pride in what they do.
Please do give Prince Edward County a try. You may very well like it. At least a day or two at Sandbanks Provincial Park is nice even if you're not enthusiastic about the local food & wine.
The County is just branding to make the area easier to pitch to vacationers. Prince Edward County may have fallen into hard times without it. I wouldn't get overly occupied by its deeper meanings.
re: grandgourmand
I grew up in Picton. PEC has been called 'The County' forever, but was a term used by people from Belleville and Napanee, not Rosedale.
For decades 'The County' was about sand dunes, pea canneries, corn on the cob, good cheddar, soft ice cream and field tomatoes as done by the descendants of United Empire Loyalists.
Now, in the blink of an eye, it's all about organic boar, wineries with bus parking lots, too many B&Bs and BMWs, crappy service, empty schools and tiny wieners. It's sad.
re: koknia
So are you with me here or......?
re: CIRCLES_SQ
I'm more or less with you. There is lots of good stuff going on down there, but a bunch of people with no real feel for the place or respect for it's history have co-opted the term for their own means. It probably has become a useless generic.
I'm probably not one to comment on specific products, as I don't try lot of this new stuff. I'm old County.
re: Scary Bill
There's nothing pretentious or confusing about VQA. It's simply an appellation, like those in many parts of the world. You know when you buy a VQA wine, you're getting a wine made with 100% grapes grown in Ontario. Can't get more simple or straightfoward than that.
re: JamieK
And, also, the wine meets (theoretically) a varietal standard. VQA applies also to wines from BC. PEC is one of the four principal VQA regions. There's nothing pretentious about this. It was an industry initiative to raise and standardise the quality of the product.
re: JamieK
I know, I was just being a bit petulent. Lousy week.
I have taken a couple of WSET courses so I appreciate the VQA standards.
Googs' comment is on the money. Buddha Dog knows their market and appeals to it accordingly. It's a family-friendly establishment with great atmosphere, and it's a nice contribution to the Roncesvalles facelift.
I'm sure the liquor license is to allow their many adult patrons an option other than lemonade and water to accompany their dogs. I do not see it as an act of desperation whatsoever, especially since I walk past this restaurant going to and from work and it's usually very busy – even amidst the gruesome weather we've been having. This speaks volumes for any Toronto establishment.
Their menu actually does consist of other items above and beyond hotdogs. In fact, you can get a grilled cheese there. They also serve soups and salads. I would oppose them expanding their menu much beyond this. So many places fail because they veer from what they're good at. Buddha Dog does a mean dog. Why criticize that?
re: Beagle
WOW! Have never seen it busy!
re: Beagle
They have vegetarian options? Now I'll have to go there to see what all the fuss is about. I guess artisanal soy protein is a lot to hope for. :)
re: coffee_addictt
u n me both addictt.
Buddha has one thing going for it. Small healthy weiners for kids. Thats it. I feel sorry for their parents if they need to eat along side. Perhaps some over priced artisinal beer will help them thru the experience...
re: deelicious
I live very close to Buddha Dog and walk past several times a week and I can honestly say I've never seen more than three people in there. Often the place is entirely empty except for the employees sitting at the window.
Folks, please keep this thread on the subject of Buddha Dog or other Prince Edward restaurants. Discussion of the meaning of various words and appellations is off-topic, and further posts along those lines will be deleted. If you wish to have that discussion, please start a new thread on the "Not About Food" board.
Dropped in this weekend to form my own opinion....
My god, they are trying really hard. Really nice gentleman there explaining everything and greeting everyone in a really nice space. But how are they getting such simple basics wrong.
Frozen dogs (I saw him pull them out to defrost in the sink) of what seems very good quality meat but only sort warmed in a little panini press. And 15 minutes wait for only two hot dogs is really not acceptable.
I see the concept, I see commitment by the owners, good location, great decor, just fix the basics and it will work.
i have Dined in the buddha dog in Picton and found the product tasty but not satisfying for the pricing . It is more like a tapas or appetizer . I found it funny to base a whole restaurant around this ,instead of making a menu item amoungst other high quailty local ingredients . if it has trouble in Toronto...... imagine 2 months worth of tourist bsiness paying your bills in Picton based on a little hotdog ..... a pretty narrow product offering ( no mater how excellent it is )
re: coffeecup
There is now a Buddha Dog in Collingwood. I'd always been curious about BD, but never made the small trek out to Roncesvalles in Toronto to try it. Funny I ended up finally trying it in Collingwood of all places. It was good! I liked it. So, not sure about a death watch. If anything, they seem to be growing, no?
Wasn't aware there was one in Picton, which I discovered seems to be the original! Who knew. There is life outside the GTA. ;)
The hot dogs taste great, and you're paying for quality ingredients. The place is called Budda Dog, not Buddha Cafe.
Honestly, I don't get why you'd complain about their business model.
That said, I've been to their Picton location a bunch of times, and have had many great lunches there, whereas I've been the the Roncesvalles one twice, and was fairly unimpressed.
re: Dissy
Is there anybody else on here who can say they taste great. I tried them twice when they first opened and thought they were dry and boring. They were short pepperonis on a bun. I thought they were way over-priced due to how many it would take to feel like you ate anything. As well they charged crazy prices for simple toppings. I hated the place and never went back. I have never heard a good thing since and I drive by and never see them busy.
So are there 5 people on here who can say the hot dogs rock? Not because they are all natural with no additives and organically produced from ingredients within X miles of the place. I dont care about that niche for a hot dog!
I just want to know if they have improved the hot dog and made it taste good n juicy?
re: deelicious
They are good, juicy, and have great toppings. You're also missing the point on their meat. In addition to the local organic thing, they are made purely from meat; no knobbly bits or dubious organs. I enjoy a good street dog as much as the next person, but I don't think I'd make the mistake of comparing a street dog to what Buddha dog serves.
re: julesrules
Nothing. The butcher who makes them for Buddah does somthing, I expect.
re: Snarf
Thanks Snarf. BTW, is your CH name derived from Frans?
I am not missing the pure meat thing. I get that and think a great steak sandwich elsewhere for the same price is much more satisfying. As hot dogs I just found them to be dry and expensive. If I want pure beef there are many, way better, ways to eat it....IMO
re: deelicious
Thank you for disagreeing politely. Seems to be becoming rarer on this board.
One of the strengths of Buddha Dog that you might want to retry are the sauces. Variations on chutneys and aiolis that have huge flavour and might become products on their own some day.
re: deelicious
No, the name is not derived from Frans. Nor is it a reference to a Thundercats charactor with the same name, which was brought to my attention recently in a South Park episode. It's an old family expression for eating something enthusiastically, possibly onomatopoaeic.
Where is this steak sandwich in the same price range of which you speak?
re: Snarf
I've never eaten a Buddha Dog, but assuming one would eat at least 2 (or 3) of them to have a satisfying meal, including the extra costs for toppings and perhaps a side dish, I'd put up the $9.99 ciabatta steak sandwich -- including sauteed onions, fries, salad and fruit -- at ViVetha.
That said, I'd love to try a Buddha dog someday -- the topping options are intriguing.
re: jayt90
As soon as I can psych myself up for the drive to Oshawa, I'm trying this place. Combined with a take-out run to Buster's around the corner should make for a worthwhile road trip.
re: Snarf
I like to Snarf down the rare roast beef with wasabi mayo and onions at Zoe's on King West. I don't eat fried food all that often so I opt for the steak sandwich at California on Clinton...with mushrooms, onions and sauce it is extremely tasty and satisfying. I would say it is 50/50 on it being properly tender but even with the few tough bites you may get, the taste is so great! When it comes to hot dogs, I prefer top quality sausages found at the st lawrence market or even a Big Frank (formerly Kwinters). Otherwise give me a burger.
Buddha is foofoo food in my estimation and not at all addictive...not even slightly. Give me the tasty keilbasa from down the street!
I tried Buddha Dog last weekend and i have to say it was probably the worst hot dog i have ever eaten. Tasteless! For a company that thrives on selling hot dogs and specialty sauces it was quite disappointing to find out some of the more popular sauces that were recommended to me they were Out. How can you be out of what makes your business different. Save yourself some money and go by some crappy hot dogs from Giant Tiger, it will still taste better than this place.
Buddha Dog (Picton)
172 Picton Main, Picton, ON K0K2T0, CA
Buddha Dog
163 Roncesvalles Ave, Toronto, ON M6R2L3, CA
re: awristo
The Roncesvalles location is closing on June 30th. The sign in the window says they are going to re-focus their efforts on their Picton location, and participate in a couple of farmers markets (Brickworks and another one).
re: craisin
although i am saddened to see another roncy resto close-i'm glad it is this one. hopefully something better will take its place
I ate at Buddha Dog in Picton a few summers ago. The hot dog was fine, but I really felt the sides on offer were not what I was looking for. Is it just me, but what I want is french fries and/or onion rings. I think they missed a big opportunity by not offering these; they also missed an opportunity to cash in on the poutine trend. You have to wonder how a burger restaurant would do if it didn't serve fries and rings...
Buddha Dog (Picton)
172 Picton Main, Picton, ON K0K2T0, CA
re: Full tummy
It's overpriced but yummy and the kids like it so when we're in the County we usually go there. Plus there's ice cream right around the corner. A bit of a tradition albeit an overly expensive one.
i tried to go to the roncesvalles location the other day and the spot was papered over with an "opening soon" advert for some sort of landscape design/garden shop kind of place. anyone know if buddha dog TO has officially bitten the dust or has it just re-located? my family and i quite liked the place although agree with some of the below comments that they could have expanded the menu to their advantage. they also might be better off in a different-- i.e. more foodie-- location. to add to the bad karma, Roncesvalles seems to have fallen victim to the nightmare of unending construction (St. Clair must have passed it on to them), and I feel sorry for all of the merchants and residents of the area as large stretches of it have become inaccessible to all but construction crews.
re: six_toast
They closed a while ago, in Toronto they have a booth every Saturday at the Brickworks farmer's market.
re: bytepusher
As far as I know their Collingwood location is still operational.


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While Koreans came bottom in the survey, measuring up at just 9.6 cm, the Republic of Congo came first with a healthy 18 centimetres.
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Media reports show UK nationals are pleased to come in ahead of the French with 13.9 centimetres to their neighbours' 13.4.
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Chapter 6: Fight For Your Right To Party; Or, Three Is Never A Crowd
I woke up the next morning, and I was having the best dream ever. I was sitting in the garden at aunt Ruby's with Julia, just like we had been sitting a couple of weeks before. Julia sat on my lap, and we were making out pretty heavy. My cock strained against the fabric of my pants, and she ground her pussy mound against it. She slid off of my lap, and I felt the warm, wet feeling of her mouth engulfing my erection. God, it felt so good, so right. But something was odd; I hadn't taken off my pants. Dreams are like that sometimes. I was also lying on my back. Then it hit me, I had just woke up from a dream, and Julia wasn't here. My mood fell. I was alone, but strangely enough, my cock still felt wet and warm. I lifted my sheet, and peered under it, and saw a mass of curly red locks centered above my rock hard shaft.
"Well, good morning, sunshine!" My sister's green eyes peered up at me through her wild hair. She pushed the sheet over her head, and off of my body. There was a distinct sucking sound as her lips released my spit-slickened cock.
"Good morning, handsome," Katie said with a smile. "I needed to taste your cock all night, and I just couldn't wait anymore for you to wake up." Her hand was wrapped around my cock, and stroked it lazily. "You called me Julia when you were asleep. Were you dreaming about her?" I wondered how to diplomatically answer this question. My sister had a fiery disposition, which matched her hair.
"Yeah, K, I was dreaming about her. I'm sorry." She smiled radiantly at me. This didn't mean that I was off the hook, but I was hopeful.
"Don't be sorry, love. We are all three together. It's ok if you dream about her when you are with me, or if you dream about me when you are with her. It's natural to dream about the people that you love." Her lips parted around my cock; and just like that, the conversation was over.
I was already very excited when I woke up, and I knew that I wouldn't be able to last long up against my sister's cock sucking abilities. I moaned softly, and she took this as a cue to quicken her pace. She bobbed frantically on my cock, her right hand counter stroking my cock from the bottom of my shaft all the way to where her lips stopped. I felt that familiar tingling in my balls that meant that I would cum soon. The sensation built and built, like waves crashing over each other on the ocean's shore. I exploded in Katie's mouth. The rush of cum from the head of my cock was so great that she couldn't contain it all in her mouth. It squirted out of the corner of her mouth, and dripped on my stomach. I never actually felt it at the time, because I was lost in the white hot fire of an intense orgasm; all rational though had left my mind, and my entire world existed between my legs, and inside my sister's sweet teenage mouth.
My orgasm wound down, and I was left sweating, and panting. It was a good thing that I was lying down, because my knees were shaky. Katie sucked the remainder of cum off my now too sensitive head, and released it with an audible pop. She moved to the glob of cum that had escaped her and landed on my stomach, and began to slowly lap at it with her tongue, like a kitten; a sex kitten.
"God, K. That felt so fucking good. Thank you!" I was very sincere in my gratitude. The last few days had been difficult around the house. Things had been tense ever since we returned from Aunt Barb's funeral. I suppose that a great deal of the tension arose from the fact that my parents now knew that my eighteen year old sister was pregnant; although they didn't as yet know that I was the father.
"You're welcome, Jack. Damn, you sure do cum a lot. I've never seen anyone get the volume that you do." She was giggling as she said this. "Not even the guys that I've seen in porn." I thought that she was maybe bullshitting me a little bit, but I decided to let it slide. She slid up next to me in bed, and cuddled up close. She still wore a ratty white tank top, and a pair of yellow cotton panties. I thought that this was entirely too much clothing for what I had in mind.
"You are way overdressed, little sister." She giggled.
"I just want to cuddle, love. Mom is in her office, working. We both know that if you do anything to me now, she will hear it for sure." She was right. We had two things working against us. My mom's office was located right across from my bedroom, and my sister was very loud, and seemed to be unable to be quiet with any amount of reliability.
"So what do you have planned today, Katelyn?" She giggled at my full use of her name. I never used it, instead preferring to call her Katie, or just K.
"Nothing much today, Jackson." She grinned widely at me, and it was as if the sun shone directly on her face, instead of just streaming in weakly between my closed blinds. "Tonight Becky Sorenson is throwing that party. Julia and I are going, and I hoped to talk you into going with us." I never liked parties. There were always too many people there for me, and at least one drunken brawl broke out. I preferred to hang out with just a few close friends at a time, rather than a bunch of people that I barely knew. Things had been weird between my friends and me lately anyway. I knew that it was the secret of my relationship with my sister and Julia that had driven a wedge between us, but they didn't understand. My best friend Murphy even asked me if I was on drugs. Drugs? Really? That was his answer? I ached to spend time with the girls, and I knew that if I didn't accompany them, I would be in the dog house.
"Sure, K, I'll go with you girls. I'll probably get into a dozen fights trying to keep guys from hitting on you two, but I'll go." She giggled at that. I don't know what she thought was funny about it. It was the truth. Anytime that those two went anywhere guys hit on them. I didn't mind that much, because they are both ridiculously hot. Hell, I was related to both of them, and it didn't stop me.
"It's not going to be that bad, Jack. We will turn down everyone, and will just spend time with you, and some of our girlfriends." I hoped that it would really be that easy, but I was skeptical. "What do you have planned for today?"
"I'm going to take my car out for a long drive." I guess Katie heard the sadness that tinged that sentence. When I turned sixteen, my parents offered to buy me a new car. I'm sure that my parents had a nice family car in mind when they made the offer. When my sister turned sixteen ten months later, they bought her a Chevy Malibu. This is a nice, sensible car that is appropriate for a new driver. I'm sure that this is what they had in mind. When they presented me with the idea, I asked them for an approximate price that they were willing to spend. After giving me the number, I found the car of my dreams. It was a triple black 1991 Porsche 944 Turbo S. It was only $15,000, which was quite a bit less than my sister's Malibu. My parents argued against it, citing the exorbitant cost to repair such a vehicle, and the astronomical insurance rates. I agreed to get a part time job in order to help pay for the extra insurance, and they bought the car. It was worth every hour that I spent washing dishes in the back of Casa Blanca. The first time that I pulled up in the school parking lot was like a scene from an eighties teen movie. Every head turned in my direction, and people's mouth's even hung open in amazement. I had fifteen guys standing around it, admiring it from every angle within seconds. That was my claim to coolness in high school. After that moment, I was elevated to at least middling popularity. If nothing else, I was the guy that drove a Porsche.
I knew that I would have to sell my car soon. I had a baby on the way that I would have to help support, and I couldn't afford to insure and repair my black beauty. Katie had argued against my selling it vehemently. She knew how much that my car meant to me, and recognized the sacrifice that I was making for her, and our baby. I knew that we would be living together in the fall, and that we probably really only needed one car between us. Her Malibu was much more family friendly than my Porsche. Where would we even put a car seat? It had to go, and I would use the money for stuff for the baby. She argued this point too. She said that mom and dad would help out with the baby expenses. It was true, but dad was also determined to find this National Guard soldier who knocked up his little princess. I suspect that my dad has employed a private investigator to find this Corporal Bill Wallace. The level of originality of that lie left a lot to be desired. I hope that my dad didn't recall Katie, Julia, and I watching the Blu-ray of "Braveheart" the week before she told that big whopper. The truth has a way of coming out in the end. I am painfully aware of this, every second of every day. If the worst happens, and we are found out Katie and I will need that money. I'm hoping that I will be included. I guess that depends on whether my father murders me with his bare hands, or not.
"Please don't sell your car because of me, Jack." Tears leaked out of her eyes onto my pillow. I appreciated that she was thinking about me first, but I knew in my heart what I had to do.
"It's not for you, sweetheart, it's for the baby. Money will be tight for us, and I doubt that I could keep that car while in college anyway. That is all without little Epiphany." She smiled at my use of the name. I had started calling the baby Epiphany because when I found out about it, I had a moment of revelation; an epiphany. Sure, it didn't happen at an opportune time, but that is frequently the case with babies. The responsibility of it all caused me to momentarily freak the fuck out, but after I got my head around it, all that mattered was that I loved this young woman, and that I would love our child. That was my epiphany.
"I love you, Jack." She held be close, and nuzzled her face into my neck. I still felt her tears; falling wet against the skin of my neck. "I love you too, Katie. I will always love you." She kissed my neck gently.
"Yes, K."
"You need to shave." She slowly sat up, kissed me on my lips softly, and got up out of bed. I loved the way her curly red mane flowed over her shoulders, and down her back. Her hips swayed enticingly as she walked to my door. I felt my cock twitch. Today might be a very long day.
I returned from my car ride in a bit of a melancholy mood, but my mom had news that raised my spirits instantaneously. A letter had arrived from Northwestern University Department of Admissions. It read simply:
Dear Mr. King, We are happy to invite you to attend Northwestern University. Your admission has been granted, and you can register for classes starting August 25th at 12:00am CST. Please confirm your attendance at your earliest convenience at the web link below. Sincere Regards, Sylvia Tanner, Dean of Admissions
My mom watched me read this letter with trepidation. She knew that although I had already been accepted to the University of Michigan; I really wanted to go to Northwestern.
"Well?" She didn't know how to interpret the stupefied look on my face.
"I got in, mom." I jumped up and down with excitement. "I GOT IN!" I yelled at the top of my lungs. My mom screamed with joy, and grabbed me in a bear hug. This is an impressive feat for a barely five foot tall woman. I heard a commotion behind me.
"What the hell are you two so excited about?" It was Katie, and she looked slightly irritated by our shouting. She had been in the other room watching videos on her laptop.
"Jack got into Northwestern, Katie." My mom let go of me, and we both stood waiting for her reaction. The smile that spread across my sister's face would have made the noon day sun in the desert pale in comparison. She launched herself into my arms with such force that it almost threw me off balance. A fine boyfriend I would be if I dumped my pregnant girl in the floor. She clung to me with a ferocity that I had not heretofore experienced. She was actually crushing my ribs a little. "I'm so happy for you Jack! I'm so happy for us." My mom smiled, totally misinterpreting the meaning of this touching exchange.
"Now you two can go together. You could even share an apartment. I bet that it would be cheaper that way than it would be to pay for two separate dorm rooms." Katie pulled back, and smiled at me when mom said this. Her eyes danced with mischievous fire.
"Yeah, mom, I sure bet that it would. It will be even cheaper, because Julia is going to split it with us too." My mom smiled to herself. I bet that all the money that she was saving was dancing a jig inside her head. She was a strange lady. She loved bargains, but never minded buying quality, or spending the money that it took to get that quality. I think that she ended up with some kind of sweetheart deal on her Cadillac. It saved her almost $10,000.
Later, Katie and I went to get ready for the party. She took the first shower, and I took the second; figuring that she would need the extra time for her makeup. She rarely wore more than just lip gloss, and a little eye liner, but I knew that she would wear more to a party; even if the dress was casual.
My taste in clothes has always been simple. I never usually follow the latest trends when I pick my clothes. I choose quality merchandise, and I usually stick with a few popular brand names. I get a little excessive with my choice of shoes, but everybody has to have at least one weakness. I pulled on a pair of loose-fit black Levi cargo shorts, and slipped on a white tank top, and tucked it in. I put on a black Detroit Red Wings jersey. I always loved this one, because the team never actually wore it to play in; but it never failed to draw attention because it was so bad ass. I slipped on a pair of ankle socks, and looked through my shoe organizer in the closet to choose a pair that would match the rest of my outfit. After some consideration, I put on a pair of retro Air Jordan 4's, in the classic Chicago Bulls motif of white, red, and black.
In the days since I returned from my vacation, I have felt a new confidence that I had never felt before. No matter where I am, I always feel that I should be the center of attention. Katie told me the other day that she like the new "swagger" in my walk. She said that it was sexy. I agreed. I felt sexy, and I think that my two wonderful ladies are to thank for it. I always felt cool pulling up somewhere in my car, but once I got out, I felt a little dorky. There never seemed to be much carry-over. Now I walked into a room like I had the biggest dick, the most beautiful women, and the coolest car; and basically all three were true. I was sad that I would soon be selling my 944. Damn, I loved that car.
I sprayed on a small amount of Issey Miyake cologne; a little cologne goes a long way, in my opinion. I put on my watch; a simple titanium Movado, and walked down the stairs for the inevitable wait for my sister. My sister wasn't the high maintenance type of girl, but she was a girl; and high maintenance, or no, it took a bit of time for her to reach perfection.
I only waited about fifteen minutes before she emerged from her room, and walked down the stairs. The sight of her took my breath away. She was a vision in all white, like an angel. She wore tight white leggings that accented the curves of her ass, hips, and legs. She wore a white micro tube top that seemed to barely hold her large breasts in place, and left her flat freckled midriff bare. She had a beautiful stomach, and I knew that she wore this sexy outfit for my pleasure alone. Over the tube top, she wore a very sheer, see through white blouse. I was so in awe at the rest of her body, I almost failed to notice that her cute little feet were clad only in white strappy sandals.
"So what do you think big bro?" Her words seemed to jar my mind back to reality.
"Wow, Katie. Just wow. You look awesome." She reached out, and took my hand, and slowly spun into my arms. She smelled wonderful. Her perfume was fruity and musky at the same time. I wished that my mind could have actually said how I felt at that moment. "You look awesome" was a vast understatement. I never have been much of one with words though. "I am the luckiest man on Earth, Katelyn King." Her smile warmed my soul again.
"You look pretty good yourself, Jack." She giggled a bit. "You look like you might be dressed for pickup basketball, but you do look good." I knew that compared to her, I was underdressed, but I knew that I was dressed pretty much like every other guy would be at the party.
Katie was our designated driver, since she obviously couldn't drink. I would be glad when she went to the doctor on Tuesday, that way we could officially confirm her pregnancy, and make sure that everything was ok. We got in her Malibu, and drove the half a mile to Julia's house. We let ourselves in, because Julia was still getting ready. She was not "putting her shoes on" getting ready; she was "I just got out of the shower, and I'm deciding what to wear" getting ready. My sister pushed me down on the couch, put the remote in my hand, and gave me a loving kiss. She then scampered upstairs to help speed the process up. Julia was ordinarily low maintenance, except when it came to social functions. The girl that took thirty minutes to shower, and dress for school, took four times that if it were a party, or a special event. I flipped the TV onto WWE Friday Night Smackdown, and zoned out while watching wrestling.
The girls came downstairs some time later. I heard their quiet conversation, and turned around to see what Julia was wearing. Katie looked angelic in her totally white outfit. Julia went to the opposite extreme. She wore a very tiny red dress that clung to every curve. It was so thin that I could almost make out the tiny bumps on her engorged areolas. She wore no bra, and her nips stuck out like two brand new pencil erasers. It was so short that when she turned to show it off, I could see the bottom curve of her ass. The outfit was finished off by a pair of five inch red sparkly heels that would have shamed half the hookers that worked Woodward Avenue. If Dorothy was a total slut, then her ruby slippers would have looked just like those. She posed one way, then the other; allowing me to check out every curve of her lithe teenage body. My cock immediately doubled in size inside my shorts.
"You look great, Jules." She smiled at my sister when she said this. I was still too dumbfounded to talk at how incredible that my girl looked in that red dress. At first glance I had only noticed how incredibly short and tight that it was; now I got a more in depth assessment of it. It was short and tight, but probably the sexiest thing about it was the two triangular shapes that were cut into the design of the dress. In the front of the dress was a long thin triangle that went from below her naval, all the way up between her breasts. This almost gave you a pussy view at the bottom, and it displayed the inside swell of her pert teenaged breasts at the top. In the back of the dress, there was a long thin inverted triangle cut into the fabric. It ran from a couple of inches from the top of the dress, and ran down so that the bottom point of the triangle intentionally showed the top of her butt crack. This was so sexy that I really just wanted to tear the dress to shreds, and fuck her senseless right there. The dress was made of some stretchy material, because as she moved, and posed, the triangles kept her covered at all times, and the skirt barely rode up at all.
"I think I might have died and went to heaven. I can't believe that I'm with the two most beautiful women that I've ever seen." Both smiled at the compliment, knowing that I was totally sincere in what I said.


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For 10 years, Connie McCallister's family held out hope that the Wisconsin honor student, who was just 16 when she went missing, was alive and would return home. Although she was dating an older man at the time and it was suspected that she ran off with him, her family wasn't convinced she would just take off and leave them behind without a care in the world. They were right. And at least one part of their wish has been fulfilled -- Connie was found living in Mexico with her husband and three young children. But all is not well. Connie is reportedly desperate to return to the United States, but terrified to do so. And the details behind her insane and heartbreaking story help us understand why it isn't so easy for her to just drop everything and leave Mexico.
Connie reportedly approached a church missionary in Mexico a few months ago and has been in contact with a family member since. According to her relative, the young woman says she was drugged by her then boyfriend, who was reportedly wanted at the time on first-degree charges of sexual assault of a 12-year-old child. The 22-year-old man took the teen to Mexico, where he continually abused her and prevented her from escaping.
The exact details of what happened to her are still a mystery, but we do know that Connie was beaten so badly at one point that she had to be hospitalized. At the clinic she was able to adopt a new identity and escape her abuser. She eventually met her current husband and the couple has three kids, ages 3, 5, and 7.
My first thought was: oh man, I would have called home the second I reached the hospital. Called the U.S. Embassy. Gotten the hell out of there. But I think that's a really simple way to look at this awful and twisted situation. Connie was probably so terrorized by her experiences in Mexico with her horrible boyfriend that she was absolutely petrified to confide in anyone or try to make contact with family. We have to remember how young she was -- barely out of her teens. She was living in a foreign country and might not have even been able to communicate well in Spanish at that point.
It may have taken several years for Connie to get past the fear she had in order to approach and confide in a missionary. I hope she can be reunited with her family and that the man who did this to her receives the punishment he deserves for stripping a young girl of her life.
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Makes no sense that she didnt tell them she had been kidnapped ...... terrorized or not, you would think the first thing she would of wanted to do is go home.
Again I'm sure there's much more to this story.
Perhaps there's more to the story than we truly know. Perhaps we will never understand what she endured......Maybe best to let her find peace with her family and stop hounding her. Seems she may have suffered enough in her lifetime
i was thinking the same thing julie...if shes still so afraid of trusting how is it she had a child only 3 yrs after the abduction...
I am so glad that people are seeing that there maybe more to this story. When I as reading it I had a hard time beleiving some parts of this. I think that it is a mixture of personel assumptions being added and maybe her wanting to keep some aspect of this a secret but one thing is sure this story as told here does not add up.
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Hartford, CT — The recent federal trial of Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey circus (Ringling) revealed shocking evidence of routine mistreatment of elephants in the circus. This evidence directly supports the need for legislation in Connecticut to stop the use of cruel bullhooks and the chaining of elephants in the state.
Last month the Joint Environment Committee of Connecticut's General Assembly passed HB 6555, a bill to protect elephants from abusive use of barbaric devices such as bullhooks and chains. The bill was introduced by Representative Diana Urban (D-North Stonington), and is supported by national animal advocacy group Born Free USA and a consortium of concerned Connecticut citizens.
"We introduced this legislation because Connecticut cares about the welfare of these incredible, endangered animals," says Representative Urban. "We are supposed to be a progressive society, and if circuses have not found ways to transport and display animals that don't involve inflicting pain, injury, and emotional distress, they don't belong in Connecticut."
"The evidence — from the mouths of Ringling's own employees and CEO — is crystal clear: Ringling's treatment of elephants is inhumane. Ringling can no longer deny that it hits the elephants with bullhooks or chain them for hours on end," said Nicole G. Paquette, Esq., senior vice president of Born Free USA, and a witness in the federal trial against Ringling. "Connecticut residents must contact their legislators to let them know they do not support animal cruelty and will not attend the circus."
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- Ringling's transportation records proved plaintiffs' claims that elephants, both in the circus and at Ringling's Florida breeding center, spend extensive amounts of time being chained. These records documented elephants being chained for up to 100 consecutive hours in cramped circus railroad cars.
- Kenneth Feld, President of Ringling's parent company, admitted "all elephant handlers at Ringling strike elephants with bullhooks" and stated he's seen handlers hit elephants under the chin and behind the ears with a bullhook.
- Ringling's animal behaviorist reported "an elephant dripping blood all over the arena floor during the show from being hooked."
- In internal emails, a Ringling veterinary assistant reported that "[a]fter this morning's baths, at least 4 of the elephants came in with multiple abrasions and lacerations from the hooks." "The lacerations were very visible ... (a handler) applied wonder dust just before the show." Wonder dust is used to stop the bleeding of a wound and it is charcoal in color which covers up the spot from public view.
"Ringling constantly compares its training, confinement, and handling tactics to those the average individual would use on a dog, yet its own statements and documents prove the exact opposite: elephants endure a lifetime of abuse at the hands of the circus," added Paquette.
Born Free USA is a leading national non-profit animal advocacy organization working to conserve and protect wildlife in the U.S. and globally. More information is available at www.bornfreeusa.org. Details on the trial against Ringling Bros. circus, including trial documents and exhibits, can be found at www.bornfreeusa.org/ringling.
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BALTIMORE--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sept. 11, 2006--SafeNet, Inc. (NASDAQ:SFNT), setting the standard for information security, today announced the launch of www.HSPD-12.org, a Web site developed by the members of the HSPD-12 Interoperability Consortium to provide government agencies and systems integrators with information on available solutions necessary to comply with White House-issued Homeland Security Directive (HSPD) 12. The directive mandates that all Federal employees and contractors need to use a smart card as identification badges for physical access and logical access to IT resources.
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Recent Publications
1. Popova, E.Y., Pinzon-Guzman, C., Salzberg, A.C., Berg, A., Barnstable, C.J., Zhang, S. LSD1-mediated demethylation of H3K4me2 is required for the transition from late progenitor to differentiated rod photoreceptor during mouse retina development. (submitted to Developmental Biology).
2. Berry, G.J., Frielle, C.; Salzberg, A.C., Rainbow, D.B., Wicker, L.S., Waldner, H. Genome-wide gene expression analysis of islet-specific CD4+ T cells identifies genes controlling type 1 diabetes development. (submitted to J Immunology).
3. Archibeque, L.D., Battaglioli, E., Barnholtz-Sloan, J., Salzberg A.C., Wilson, R.T. Possible influence of CYP3A43 and vitamin D binding protein polymorphisms on vitamin D metabolite balance among healthy African and European Americans (submitted)
4. Wilson, R.T., Bortner, J.D., Roff, A., Das, A., Richie, J.P., Barnholtz-Sloan, J., Chinchilli, V.M., Berg, A., Liu, G., Salzberg, A.C., El-Bayoumy, K. Genetic and Environmental Influences on Plasma Vitamin D Binding Protein Concentrations. (in press, Translational Research)
5. Grigoryev, S., Salzberg, A., Berg, A., Harris-Becker, A., Loughran, T., Claxton, D. Genome-wide mapping of large organized heterochromatin domains reveals hotspots of epigenetic and transcriptional changes associated with myeloid differentiation and acute myeloid leukemia (565.1). The FASEB Journal 28 (1 Supplement), 565.1 (2014)
6. Waldner, H., Berry, G., Frielle, C., Salzberg, A. Identification of candidate genes for type 1 diabetes by microarray expression analysis of islet-specific CD4+ T cells (IRM6P. 726). The Journal of Immunology 192 (1 Supplement), 63.18-63.18 (2014).
7. Lehman, H., Welsh, P., Mass, J., Salzberg, A., Berg, A., Stairs, D. Investigating the mechanisms of esophageal squamous cell carcinoma invasion (59.9). The FASEB Journal 28 (1 Supplement), 59.9 (2014)
8. Dluzen, D., Sun, D., Salzberg, A.C., Jones, N., Bushey, R., Robertson, G., Lazarus, P. Regulation of UGT1A1 expression and activity by miR-491-3p. JPET (2014).
9. Spratt, T.E., Gowda, A.S., Salzberg, A., Berg, A., Song, C., Dovat, S.S. Binding of benzo [a] pyrene diol epoxide to the genome. Abstracts of Papers of the American Chemical Society 246 (2013)
10. Dluzen, D.F., Salzberg, A., Sun, D., Jones, N., Bushey, R., Lazarus, P. miR-491-3p regulation of the UDP-glucuronosyltransferase (UGT) 1A gene family. Cancer Research 73 (8) (2013)
11. Popova, E.Y., Xu, X., DeWan, A.T., Salzberg, A.C., Berg, A., Hoh, J., Zhang, S.S., Barnstable, C.J. Stage and Gene Specific Signatures Defined by Histones H3K4me2 and H3K27me3 Accompany Mammalian Retina Maturation in Vivo. PLoS ONE 7(10):e46867 (2012).
12. Qi, J., Rice, S.J., Salzberg, A.C., Liao, J., Zander, D.S., Mu, D. MIR-365 Regulates Lung Cancer and Developmental Gene Thyroid Transcription Factor 1. Cell Cycle 11(1):177-86 (2012).
13. Freeman, W.M., Salzberg, A.C., Gonzales, S.W., Grant, K.A., Vrana, K.E. Classification of alcohol abuse by plasma protein biomarkers. Biological Psychiatry 68(3):219-22 (2010).
Arthur Berg, Ph.D.
Anna Salzberg
Senior Bioinfomaticist in Penn State College of Medicine's Bioinformatics Core. Anna Salzberg has had 15 years experience working in industry as a software-engineer. At Pfizer, she co-developed protein structure computational geometry algorithms to predict target "druggability", which are now used globally, as well as novel graph theoretic algorithms for binding-site-fingerprinting to predict function and small molecule selectivity. At Penn State she is involved in developing algorithms for bioinformatics and computational biology, including genomics and epigenomics.


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Friday, April 03, 2009
Sunday Morning Hangover Interview Schedule for April
This Sunday Morning at 11AM The Reverend will be interviewing Dave from "Off the Waffle", Eugene's latest appetizing breakfast eatery.
On April 12 at 11AM Marc connects with Laurie Biagini, surfer girl from Vancouver B.C about her fantastic power-girl-pop surf music.
On April 19 at 11AM Rev. Marc welcomes in the studio local jazz chanteuse Halie Loren, who graced the cover of Eugene Weekly's "Launch Pad" issue.
On April 26 at 10AM local folk/punk legend Honey Vizer sits in on the Hangover for chat, music and singalongs.
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