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TRENTON – New Jersey Department of Transportation (NJDOT) officials are trying to get motorists ready for next year's planned closing of the Pulaski Skyway's northbound lanes. A project to replace the bridge deck is expected keep the northbound lanes out of service for approximately two years.
Northbound travel on the Skyway (from Newark toward Jersey City) will be prohibited for approximately two years during a critical phase of the $1 billion Pulaski Skyway rehabilitation project, during which time all four travel lanes on the historic, 3.5-mile-long structure will be replaced.
Except for eight weekends when the contractor will replace support beams across the width of the bridge, motorists will have use of both southbound travel lanes (from Jersey City toward Newark) during all peak travel periods.
"The Department has been working with transportation agencies, municipal and county officials, employers and other stakeholders over the past year to prepare alternatives for displaced motorists and to develop a plan to effectively communicate travel options," Commissioner James Simpson said. "Thousands of commuters who participated in an online survey and shared information about their daily trips and their preferred alternatives have helped drive our efforts."
Efforts have been aimed at accommodating northbound motorists, including those who occupy about 9,600 vehicles that travel to Jersey City, Hoboken and New York City on the Skyway northbound lanes each weekday morning during the peak period of 6 a.m. to 9 a.m. At the height of the morning rush, the northbound Skyway lanes normally handle about 3,500 cars per hour.
The department has estimated that if the combined capacity of all alternate routes and modes is fully utilized, all northbound Skyway motorists could be accommodated.
Travel alternatives
- New Jersey Turnpike Newark Bay-Hudson County Extension (I-78), where an eastbound shoulder will be converted into a third travel lane during morning and evening peak travel periods
- New Jersey Turnpike Eastern Spur
- Route 1&9 T, where adaptive traffic signal control technology and entrance ramp improvements will help accommodate additional traffic heading toward Jersey City and New York City
- Public transportation enhancements to accommodate additional passengers on NJ TRANSIT rail and bus, and PATH trains. Additional ferry service is being explored.
- Carpooling and vanpooling
The Department's goal is to identify alternate routes and modes that exceed the morning peak traffic volume of 9,600 vehicles on the Skyway northbound lanes. The following strategies are estimated to do so. NJDOT is engaged in ongoing efforts to identify more alternate travel capacity.
- The additional travel lane on the Turnpike Extension will enable that route to accommodate about 4,500 additional vehicles per morning peak period. The third lane also will be available to motorists during evening commute hours.
- 1&9 T will be able to accommodate nearly 1,700 additional vehicles per morning peak
- Turnpike Eastern Spur is expected to handle an additional 1,500 vehicles in the morning peak period
- The Department is aware that crashes, breakdowns and other incidents snarl traffic on congested roadways. It is staging NJDOT Safety Service Patrol trucks and is arranging for tow trucks to respond to incidents as quickly as possible. It is also coordinating with Newark, Kearny and Jersey City emergency services to promote their timely responses to incidents.
Public transportation:
- NJ TRANSIT plans to add additional seating capacity on Raritan Valley Line trains operating to Newark Penn Station during the morning peak period (6 a.m. to 10 a.m.) and from Newark Penn Station during the evening (4 p.m. to 8 p.m.) peak. This will add 1,260 seats during each period.
- Efforts are under way to enable NJ TRANSIT to debut a new bus line in early March, 2014 which will offer regular, peak-hour service along the Route 22 Corridor between Watchung and Newark Penn Station serving several intermediate communities via Mountain and Morris avenues. The new bus line (No. 95) would operate exclusively during peak hours, providing an additional 330 seats for customers during each travel period.
- The Port Authority of New York & New Jersey plans to increase the frequency of PATH departures from Newark Penn Station to help accommodate additional NJ TRANSIT rail and bus customers
- In conjunction with a planned late-February 2014 rail schedule change, NJ TRANSIT will add two train trips each morning and two train trips each evening on the Morris & Essex Lines between Summit and Hoboken Terminal. Two of the trains will operate during the peak periods, with the other two trains operating just outside of peak times, resulting in an additional 900 seats each morning and evening.
- Also in conjunction with the planned late-February 2014 rail schedule change, NJ TRANSIT will add one trip during the morning peak and one trip during the evening peak on the North Jersey Coast Line between Bay Head and Hoboken. This will add an additional 460 seats during each period.
- Robust PATH service in Hoboken will be able to accommodate additional customers for trips to Jersey City or New York City
Carpools and vanpools:
- NJDOT will provide $325-per-month subsidies to enable NJ TRANSIT to support up to 10 new vanpools capable of accommodating approximately 100 commuters
- Carpooling and commuter flexing trips around the peak travel period also are being encouraged by NJDOT to benefit the regional transportation network during peak travel times
- Among the agencies with whom the Department is working are Transportation Management Associations (TMAs), which will work with large employers to promote vanpool or carpool opportunities for employees and help educate employees on other transit options
- TMAs are currently working with large employers in the Jersey City waterfront area to identify opportunities for employees to work from home or to flex the start of their workday around the peak morning travel period
NJDOT is coordinating with the Port Authority to educate truckers and employees of the ports to help them navigate through the region as efficiently as possible. Basic information for truckers is online at www.panynj.gov/truckers-resources
Pulaski Skyway survey results
Approximately 5,000 motorists participated in the Department's commuter survey earlier this year, providing trip information and alternate mode preferences. Of the 4,500 respondents who indicated that they use the Skyway, 78 percent indicated that their trips begin and end in New Jersey, with 60 percent of those trips destined for Jersey City or Hoboken.
A total of 18 percent of the respondents who take the Skyway indicated that they travel to and from New York City or Long Island.
Among key survey results regarding alternate routes or modes is the finding that 74 percent of motorists identified the New Jersey Turnpike's I-78 Newark Bay-Hudson County Extension (39 percent) and Route 1&9 T (35 percent) as their preferred alternate routes.
Forty-six percent of the respondents indicated they would consider switching to public transportation, while 22 percent expressed an interest in flextime or telecommuting.
Thirteen percent expressed interest in ridesharing, such as participating in a carpool or vanpool at least four days per week. Motorists interested in exploring ridesharing options are encouraged to contact either of two Transportation Management Associations, Meadowlink (www.ezride.org) or Hudson TMA (www.hudsontma.org) at their earliest convenience to learn how to participate in these programs. The Transportation Management Associations (TMAs) will work with large employers to promote vanpool or carpool opportunities for employees.
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Joyce: Welcome back to HEA, Maureen! Please tell us a bit about your new release, Mist.
Maureen: Mist is the second book in the Blue-Link series. All books in this series are stand-alone, so they don't necessarily have to be read in order. These books feature the adventures and romance of the employees of Blue-Link. Blue-Link is a fictional global company run by the enigmatic Amanda Newton — a woman whose signature accessory is a blue diamond ring. We began with Shadow in New Jersey and London. Mist is based in Maine, where a charter boat captain, Livvy McKay, notices that a footlocker has washed up on her shore. The moment she touches that trunk, her life turns into chaos.
Joyce: Do you have any particular rituals that help you get into the writing frame of mind?
Maureen: Not a ritual so much, but I can conquer world peace between 6 and 9 a.m. I am definitely a morning person. The pages will almost write themselves during those early hours. Nature is a great motivator as well. I love to write in the rain. Heck, I wrote a book named Mist. J
Joyce: What distracts you the most when you're trying to write?
Maureen: Oh, shiny thing! Well, let's see. The coffee maker just chimed. DH just texted. E-mail. Ding. E-mail. Ding. E-mail. Ding. God, I'm hungry. Dog walked. UPS arrived. Oh, fire engine just drove by. I have to see where it's going. DH calls. E-mail. Ding. I need a synonym for "beginning." Start — used it. Outset — used it. Origin — used it. Fingers drumming, think, think, think. Oh, here comes the fire engine again. Can't find a good synonym for "beginning." Time to get lunch.
Yeah, there are distractions. J
Joyce: Do you write by the seat of your pants or do you carefully plot your stories? Has that changed at any point in your career?
Maureen: I'm a plotter. Actually, I write a skeleton. I'll write the entire book by just piecing the bones together. After that I'll go back and fill in the flesh. That method has never changed. I think I would hyperventilate if I didn't have the whole script defined before starting in.
Joyce: What's your favorite snack and/or beverage while you're writing?
Maureen: This will sound crazy, but I'm addicted to Cheerios when I write. Only when I write do I eat Cheerios. In fact it has become such a mental thing now that in order for me to have a successful session I have to down a bowl of Cheerios! At least I should have good cholesterol levels! LOL
Joyce: Well, that's better than Skittles, IMO. Or doughnuts, God forbid.
What TV show or other activity interferes with your writing schedule?
Maureen: I am an avid Tampa Bay Buccaneer fan. For any of you familiar with the Buccaneers, you know that life hasn't been easy for me. J But still, writing is suspended when the Buccaneers are on. Generally, it is suspended for several hours afterwards because they leave me depressed. LOL
Joyce: What do you do in your spare time?
Maureen: Spare time? What is this thing you speak of? J
When I'm not writing, I'm busy supporting other authors. I run the JUST sites, Just Romantic Suspense, Just Contemporary Romance and Just Paranormal Romance. I love this industry. I love the authors. I love the readers. I love sharing romance with the world. (Maureen dons her pom-poms and jumps up and down.)
Joyce: LOL. Authors and readers thank you for that!
What's coming next?
Maureen: Currently, I am working on Dusk, the third and final book in the Blue-Link series. In Shadow and Mist you get glimpses of the mysterious leader of the Blue-Link company, Amanda Newton. Dusk is her love story as her life is threatened and she must resort to hiring a personal security guard.
Joyce: Thanks, Maureen!
Maureen: No, thank you! J
About Mist:
A mysterious footlocker washes up on Livvy McKay's shore. Minutes after recovering it she is assaulted by an intruder. Wounded and unable to give chase, she is startled by a knock at the front door. A stranger is looking to rent a boat from her business, McKay's Charters. Livvy doesn't believe in coincidences. Especially when the stranger is wearing black—just like her assailant.
Jack Morell is a desperate man. After receiving a cryptic phone call from his uncle—a call spiked with the sound of gunfire in the background, he is frantic to locate his uncle's ship. Warned to use discretion, Jack opts to rent a boat from McKay's Charters for his search.
A defiant Livvy grills Jack, but deems that he is not her assailant. In fact, she learns that the trunk belongs to his uncle. Together, they uncover its contents, and now they are being hunted.
Someone doesn't want the world to know what is in that trunk. Someone who is well-connected.
Unable to trust the authorities, Jack and Livvy have only each other. Will it be enough to survive the Atlantic's frigid clutch?
Find out more about Maureen and her books maureenamiller.com.


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BRICK – Regarding earlier reports of non-union utility workers from out of state encountering problems in New Jersey, Gov. Chris Christie said this afternoon that the state utilities said they welcome any kind of labor – union or not – as the state rebuilds from the hurricane.
Christie said that workers from Alabama received "bad information" and as a result didn't come up to New Jersey, but he emphasized that all workers are welcome as the state works to restore power.
An Alabama company, Decatur Utilities, said it sent a crew to work in Seaside Heights, but held them in Virginia while it clarified paperwork the company understood to be a requirement that its workers join IBEW before aiding crew here.
Earlier story:
Ala. Power company says it recalled workers due to union membership requirement


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- Cicada: a lit journal for teens: http://www.cicadamag.com/
- Stone Soup: http://www.stonesoup.com/
- Teen Ink: http://www.teenink.com/
- The Young Adult Literature Review: http://www.yaliteraturereview.
- Figment: http://figment.com/
Best of luck submitting -- and remember, rejection is something every writer has to deal with and is NOT a measure of your abilities and talents as a writer! The true joy should come from the process of writing and sending your work out there into the great unknown. It can be really fun and exciting to be part of the writing and publishing community by submitting your work, and I encourage all of you to give it a try!
As always, keep me posted, and feel free to leave a comment or email me with any questions or concerns you have. I am here for you!


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We recognise that young people today face many challenges and some experience more barriers to participation than others. My City Too has built strong links with youth workers across London and without whose involvement many of the most disadvantaged young people would remain disconnected from our programmes. Hard to reach young people can be unsure and wary of engaging with new and different programmes, youth workers are a vital and important connector in building trust and respect between all those involved.
My City Too believes young people are well placed to act as leaders within their own peer groups, and communities and reach out to others (especially those groups least likely to participate normally) to help involve them in consultation processes when developing future spaces. If you are a youth worker looking to develop young leaders, or simply want to develop projects that help young people focus on their physical environment to better understand the impact it has on them, then please contact us at firstname.lastname@example.com
Other areas of our site you might find interesting are:
Youth Leadership and Peer-to-Peer learning, as well as our most recent film made by young people as part of our Heritage Lottery Funded Young Roots Project looking at the heritage of the high street.
"It was a pleasure to work with such a great, inspiring team, thank you! I am very proud of the young people's hard work and superb presentation. It has been so wonderful to see the young people grow and develop, not only the skills learned from the programme, but also personally and socially. I know that individuals gained confidence, raised aspirations and widened their social network, all because of their participation over the last few days."
Stuart Quarry, Youth Worker, London Borough of Havering


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REVEALED: That's Unfortunate's top-secret Memorial Day cookie recipe
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Are you ready for a mouthful of America? Give your Memorial Day barbecue a kick in the ass with this exclusive gift from your generous friends at That's Unfortunate. For a limited time, we're opening our archives to share with you, the mouth-breathing consumer, the recipe for our wildly successful America, The Fortune Cookie line, full of inspirational, patriotic wisdom guaranteed to make you leap to your feet and sing the Battle Hymn of the Goddamn Republic. Have a #blessed Memorial Day.
America, The Fortune Cookie
Serves: 300 million
1 cup all-purpose flour
1/2 cup granulated sugar
Salt to taste
Cinnamon to taste
2 tbsp. almond or vanilla extract
3 bald eagle egg yolks, beaten
4 purple mountains
1 cup majesty
2 lbs. ground beef, unsustainably farmed
8 cups liquid cheese-flavored substance
6 redneck lawn sports
4 touchdowns
1 monster truck rally
Economic inequality to taste
4 cups institutional racism
3 tbsp. exhausted imperial aspirations
1 lifetime of white guilt
1 canister tear gas
2/3 cup miscellaneous regret
2 anecdotes that you mistake for data when discussing politics
1/4 cup vague unease
1 batshit, completely needless national "conversation" about whether to further victimize a fragile minority that just wants to use a fucking bathroom
4 oz. crumbling infrastructure
73 superhero movies
1 immaculately manicured suburban lawn into whose upkeep you have redirected all of your waning ambitions
65 Facebook friends who still think Bernie's going to win
1 tsp. yes, I know, I like him too, and he's speaking the truth, and I'd vote for him in a heartbeat, but let's be realistic.
2 cups sure, while "Medicare for all" (for example) is an excellent idea, remember that Obama entered office with his party in control of both the Senate and the House, and the best he could achieve was baby-step healthcare reform that, while historically significant, did not even include a public option. How do you really think this will all play out?
4 tbsp. maybe Democratic Socialism works in Sweden, Denmark, etc. because they have small, relatively homogenous populations among whom it's probably less of a goddamn nightmare to build enough consensus for making even the tiniest incremental positive changes?
1 cup also, why do people keep convincing themselves that politics at the presidential level is a remotely effective conduit for idealism? Is that really your idea of how revolution works? When has being excited by a politician ever paid off? How long did it take Obama to disappoint you? How long will it take Bernie?
3 tsp. I voted for Ralph Nader in 2000, and said many stupid things in arguments, because I had been convinced there was no practical difference between George W. Bush and Al Gore, who both represented THE SYSTEM, MAN!!! How does that all look with the benefit of hindsight?
1 cup of I hope we can still be friends.
2 ounces but come on, don't fuck this up. As much as Hillary Clinton is ethically compromised, in bed with Wall Street, uninspiringly centrist, embodiment of corrupt establishment and so on, she and Donald Trump are not equivalently bad. Hillary: meh. Trump: probably this very minute consuming overcooked steak off the naked body of an underage Thai prostitute while arguing with a stuffed parrot about which cabinet position he should give to Mike Tyson.
1/3 cup of how about we keep Bernie's message in our hearts and continue to fight for his agenda on more feasible local and state levels, but maybe save the earth-scorching systemic upheaval for an election in which the possibility of a sexist, bigoted, authoritarian, dangerously unqualified orange shitbag becoming the most powerful person on Earth is not so terrifyingly real?
4 tbsp. if nothing else, think about the Supreme Court, which is empowered to better or worsen millions of lives in tangible and immediate ways -- and which has one current vacancy and perhaps two more within the next presidential term -- and the fact that Hillary is at the very least an ally on social issues. Twenty years from now, will you tell your gay relative whose marriage is no longer recognized, or a nonwhite friend who could have benefited from affirmative action, or women in your life who are unable to obtain safe abortions all thanks to a Trump Supreme Court that you sat out the 2016 election because Hillary wasn't an amazing candidate?
3 cups but we're still cool, right?
1 tbsp. *ducks to avoid projectile*
Bake at 400 degrees until cookies begin to brown at the edges. Insert fortunes, fold over the edge of a skillet, place inside a muffin tin to harden. Serve.


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Just several months after announcing the RetroN 5, Hyperkin made a prominent appearance at E3 this year presenting their latest hardware in action. After a closer inspection, the 5-in-1 emulation system would appear to be running on a rather familiar operating system, one set to power the console's fancy new features such as save states.
One of the recent inspections of the RetroN 5 was carried out by engadget. Their keen-eyed reporter happened to notice the occasional pop-up appearing above the console's menu system, ones belonging to that of the Android operating system.
This, however, is a good thing. Instead of attempting to perfect each of the promised systems into a single chip (think back to the poor sound playback on that of Mega Drive clones), the inclusion of Android will mean that the system will not only be running on more authentic emulation overall, but it will also allow up-scaling to modern displays and system updates.
Retroware TV were also in attendance of E3 and took some time to record this new hardware in action. Check out the video below to see this NES, SNES, Mega Drive, Game Boy and Game Boy Advance system up and running.
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Silvie Paladino began singing with a local teacher when she was nine years old. Like all tween-aged extra-curricular activities, it began as a hobby – just something to fill the afternoons. But Paladino soon found that not only did she adore singing, but she was also naturally good at it. By 12, she already had her first regular singing gig as the lead singer of a reception band that performed at weddings, baptisms and other local shindigs. Two years later, Paladino won the Italian Song Festival with songwriter Johnson Peters. But even after experiencing these early successes, Paladino still didn't consider the idea that her singing had the potential to take her much further.
Before this modern day obsession with fame struck the hearts of five and six-year-olds the world over, the idea of turning singing into a career was an incomprehensible concept to most young girls, Paladino included. Her mum having migrated to Australia from Egypt, her dad from Italy, the content Paladinos didn't particularly encourage excess. "I come from very humble beginnings. There were no grand expectations on our lives, it was just – we were lucky to be here, living a good life; we never had any luxuries or anything like that. So it sort of didn't dawn on me that I could even turn singing into a career." And it wasn't until she won Channel Ten's Young Talent Time when she was 14 that the idea of a future in music began to surface. Within the year, Paladino made the decision to drop out of school and put her faith in her voice. "I really had to make the choice whether I was going to sing or whether I was going to stay at school and give it all my energy. I decided not to do that because I didn't like school very much," she laughs.
It was a risky move but one that, even early, proved to have paid off. When she was just 18, Paladino was cast as Eponine in the production of Les Misérables. The first of many successful musical theatre roles across her career, Paladino is still hesitant to label herself as an actress. "I've certainly learnt how to act over the years," she eventually admits. "It's never something that I studied. It was something that I was sort of thrown into with Les Mis, because I was predominantly a singer; that's what I knew my strength was. And working with the wonderful director Gail Edwards on that, she nurtured me and was so wonderful at explaining it so clearly that I learnt to how to emote through my singing. I've sort of learnt the art through working it, you know?"
She must have been doing something right, because her portrayal of Eponine on the 12-month tour earned Paladino a Victorian Green Room Award nomination for Best Supporting Actress. She went on to bring Eponine back to life on the West End, and then returned to London a couple of years later to tackle the role of Fantine for a two-year run.
Despite performing in many other musicals over the years and earning herself much-coveted acting chops, Paladino's heart lies primarily with music. Although Paladino includes her first performance of Les Misérables among her career highlights, it sits amongst a modest list of singing accomplishments: winning Young Talent Time, performing the national anthem at the AFL Grand Final in 2005, and singing at Carols by Candlelight each year. And perhaps something to add to the list is last year's release of her first studio album, On My Own. Paladino doesn't claim to be a songwriter, and accordingly the album only includes one original, At A Time Like This, which she wrote with John Foreman. "I can't say I'm a really great songwriter, but I've certainly started investigating this art of writing songs. And I'm really proud of the song we wrote for the album. It's something that I'll certainly try to do more of," she adds.
The rest of the album doesn't follow one genre or one theme; it is an eclectic mix up which reflects the versatility of Paladino's strengths and preferences. "The reason why the album has all different styles on it is because I feel like that's a reflection of who I am. I wanted it to be true to me. So I picked songs from musicals because that's what I do. I picked Italian songs because that's my background. And I did some more contemporary, and a bit more classical, because I sing all sorts of genres; I couldn't really pick one." So it follows that her intimate performance at the Clocktower Centre this weekend, accompanied solely by David Cameron on piano, will be just as encompassing.


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TWO pupils from Steyning Grammar School are taking on the mammoth task of organising a music concert in three months to raise money for charity.
Anabel Mather, 14, from Storrington, and Victoria Ballard, 15, from Ashington, will be putting on the show at the Capitol Theatre, in Horsham, in February, to raise funds for local charities ABC Champions Animal Sanctuary, founded by the late The Champions actress Alexandra Bastedo, and the Dame Vera Lynn Trust, founded by the veteran singer.
The pair came up with the idea while debating what to do for their volunteering section of their Duke of Edinburgh Award.
Victoria said: "We were in our class for at the beginning of the year for our Duke of Edinburgh Award and they were talking about the volunteering section of it.
"We looked to see what other people had done and thought we could do that."
As if juggling homework, revision and lessons was not enough, the girls are also organising every part of the show with no help from anyone else.
They have already booked the venue and are currently in the middle of sorting out sponsorship and hosting auditions to find acts for the concert.
As well as all the organising for the entire show, the teenagers will also be performing in the main production.
Victoria said: "It is bit intimidating and it is a lot of work but it is going to be great."
Anabel continued: "It's a bit daunting really but I am very excited about doing it."
The charities the pair have chosen are close to both girls' hearts and they plan to raise around £1,000 for each.
Victoria said: "The target for each charity is to raise about £1,000."
Anabel added: "But we would like to get a lot more.
Both girls said they would like to thank Mandy at QM Studios in Horsham for letting them use the studio for the auditions free of charge.
They also wanted to thank everyone from both charities for allowing them to support the causes.
The concert will be performed at the Capitol on Sunday, February 1, and tickets are on sale from the Capitol box office.
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One of the most remarkable things about Jason Schwartzman is that audiences don't hate him yet. Which isn't to suggest that he deserves to be hated. Far from it. But Michael Cera doesn't deserve to be hated either, and his backlash is still going strong. Schwartzman has thus far managed to elude a backlash, which is kind of amazing for a guy who got his start as the Macaulay Culkin of cult indie movies. Everybody in Hollywood loses their coolness cred eventually. If you've followed Schwartzman's career lately, it's like he's been double-dog daring his fanbase to reconsider their adoration. He's hawked iPad Apps for the New Yorker. He's been in two indie-pop bands, one of which provided the theme song to a Mischa Barton TV show. He co-starred in movies like Funny People and Scott Pilgrim vs. The World, both of which bombed at the box office. He has (or had) an ironic mustache. When he walks into Brooklyn bars, people cheer. And then there's Bored To Death, his HBO series already well into its second season (it airs Sundays at 10:00 p.m.). Created and written by quirky novelist Jonathan Ames, Schwartzman plays a quirky novelist named—wait for it—Jonathan Ames. *The Onion'*s A.V. Club recently described the show as "The Long Goodbye for the McSweeney's generation," which is the literary equivalent of passing out torches and pitchforks to villagers and pointing towards the old mill. But somehow Schwartzman remains beloved, or at least non-loathed. He's either very, very lucky, or he's got the career durability of a grown-up Max Fischer.
I called Schwartzman to talk about the new season of Bored To Death. He began the conversation by calling me "sir" and ended it by saying "Rock on!" And that pretty much tells you everything you need to know about his personality.Eric Spitznagel: Thus far, the second season of Bored To Death has been one big, grim reminder that the publishing industry is dying.
Jason Schwartzman: That's true, yes. (Pause.) Sorry.
It's O.K., we kind of knew already. But it's still depressing to be reminded. Ted Danson, who plays a New York magazine editor on the show, summed it up rather bleakly in the season premiere when he said "Nobody's reading anymore." Do you agree?
Well, I guess statistically people are reading less and less, and they're buying less and less and it's all changing. But that's natural. Everything goes up and down, or down and down, but that's not a reason to be pessimistic.
It's not? You're making me reconsider grad school.
You have to look for the positive in the negative. People aren't buying magazines as much as they used to. But that means less waste. Something like 90 percent of magazines get read once and then thrown away, and they're not even recycled. So to me, I'm like, "Hey, that's kind of a great thing."
Maybe for you, Richie Rich. This is my livelihood.
No, no, people are still reading magazines, but they're reading them electronically. They're reading Web sites. And that's good, because it doesn't cause as much trash. I try not to be foolishly optimistic, but at the same time I try to never be fatalistic or hopeless. I think it's healthy to consider both the pluses and minuses, the positives and the negatives, in any situation.
So you think people who don't normally buy print magazines are reading Web sites instead?
I do, yeah. Why not?
Like maybe this one?
I would think so.
What are the odds that anybody visiting the Vanity Fair Web site will actually read this interview rather than, say, just look at the pictures?
Um. (Long pause.) 60/40?
60 in favor of reading? I guess that's not bad.
Well, I mean out of 200 people. (Laughs.) I'm only kidding.
No you're not. Fuck you.
I think somebody will read it!
Let's assume this interview is destined for Internet limbo. Nobody will read it, so you're free to say whatever you want. Tell me something you'd never normally admit in an interview.
I don't think I should.
Come on. Tell me about Ted Danson's rug. Make up something about Wes Anderson having a blumpkin fetish.
No, no, I can't do that. The interesting thing that's happening right now, with music and everything else on the Internet, is that on one level, it's all changing and will probably never be the same again, and that's scary and sad. But it's also healthy, because it cuts away the excess and fat. And it forces the audience to become more proactive. Whoever reads this want to read it.
We're not getting any pity reads?
Right, exactly. Most of the Web sites I look at, I have to hunt them down. That's exciting to me, to have the ritual of being a hunter and gatherer on the Internet.
Bored To Death has gotten mostly positive reviews. The only real criticism seems to be that it's a show about hipsters.
That's so funny to me, because Jonathan (Ames) is not a hipster at all. Nor am I, nor is Ted (Danson).
What about your co-star, Zach Galifianakis?
I don't think he is. I don't even know what a hipster is supposed to be.
I think it has something to do with being self-consciously cool and ironic.
If there's one thing I can say with absolute assertion—and some people might disagree with me, but I know it's true because I was there—it's that Jonathan Ames is not ironic. Nor does he even register sarcasm. I've been around him when he's been talking to extremely sarcastic people, and he usually believes them. They eventually have to say, "No, I was just kidding."
And you think that's reflected in the show?
I do, yeah. None of the characters are judgmental or mean. They're just people who are deeply flawed, and they're trying to get better but they keep fucking up. They're not making fun of people, and they're not ironic. The humor comes from how they mess up their lives, not from our ironic commentary on how they mess up their lives.
Let's talk about Jonathan Ames' penis.
(Laughs.) O.K., sure.
That's not nearly as random as it sounds. A few weeks ago, he did a nude cameo on the show. Were you surprised that he went full-frontal?
Not at all. When we finished the first season, Jonathan and I were walking together one day and he said, "I don't know if we're going to get picked up for a second season, but if we do, one thing I've been thinking about is that maybe I would be in it naked." And from that moment on, I said a little prayer every night, "Please, please let us get a second season."
You're playing a character in Bored to Death that's based on Jonathan, so you've been living inside his brain for awhile. Ostensibly, you understand the way he thinks.
Ostensibly, sure.
Why did he think it was a good idea to show the world his pecker?
I don't know. But I do know that it was an incredibly brave choice. Because not only is he a writer for the show, and he's writing these sentences and having actors say it, but he's responsible for the livelihood of all these people. There are lots of crew members and people who have jobs because of this show. So then he gets naked, it's not only for the world at large, but everybody in his crew—the people he has to look in the eyes the next day and give instruction to. He has to go to work the next day and be a boss.
Is it more difficult to be an authority figure when your employees have seen your balls?
Well, it depends. I would say he had as much respect after his nude scene as he did before. Everybody on the set was like, "That guy is the man." It was a pretty brave move. There are only four other things you could do that are more brave and powerful. It just shows a sense of fun about yourself and your body—and that you're not taking yourself too seriously.
Wait, hold on. There are four things that are braver than being naked on television? Like what?
I want to leave that to each individual reader to decide. We all have different levels of embarrassment and sexual prowess. One man's fourth is another man's second. I think it's up to the individual to define his or her limits. I could easily say the four things that apply for me, and somebody would be like, "What? That's nothing." And then I've gone on record for being sexually weak. So I don't want to do that. I leave it to each man and to each woman—and in some cases to each dominatrix—to define their own ideas of pain and power and madness.
Just tell us this: are any of the four things on your list illegal in the south?
I haven't checked the laws recently. But yeah, at least one of them could be.
Thus far this season, we've seen you wear a zippered S&M mask and ask Zach Galifianakis to evaluate your penis. So obviously it's not one of those two.
Nope. Give it time, you'll find out. You know what's really funny about that nude scene with Jonathan? Everybody talked about him being naked, but nobody mentioned that he was wearing socks and a yarmulke. That's what was really interesting to me. Everyone sees the stuff in the middle, but I'm seeing the bookends.
Why was he wearing a yarmulke anyway?
I couldn't begin to tell you.
I know the Talmud says something about covering your head because God is always watching, but it doesn't mention anything about covering your wiener.
I don't know. And I really like not knowing. I really enjoy that about our show. More often that not, it's about what happens in the space between moments. You know what I mean? We don't explain everything. We're usually on the tail end of something that just happened, or something that's about to happen.
Like walking in on a naked man wearing a yarmulke.
Yeah, exactly! Why is he in bed? Why is he naked except for a yarmulke and some socks? What was his night like? What happened before Zach walked in? You have to use your own imagination to fill in the blanks. With a lot of shows, they spell everything out for you. They let you know exactly what's happening, and what happened just before and what's probably going to happen next. Because there are so many shows with that type of structure, we have the freedom to do a plot in lower case letters. It's about the moments that would be edited out of any another show or movie.
Isn't that a risky gamble? TV audiences find comfort in the formulaic.
Well yeah, but there are plenty of shows that are formulaic. I think there's room for what they do and what we do. That always bums me out when I read reviews, whether it's something I'm involved with or not. I understand the purpose of criticism, but to me, I don't understand why something can't just be what it is. If you don't like it, there's probably something out there that's designed for you. Isn't there room for everything? Can't they all coexist?
So you like a narrative where the dots aren't necessarily connected?
I do, yeah. That's exactly it. A lot of shows take you from A to B to C. I like stories that happen between those letters. I don't want to see something that's so directly on point or has themes that you can follow, where it's like "Oh yeah, I understand what's happening." It's like with my tastes in music—and this is so personal—I tend to like demo versions of songs, or things that are still in progress or not quite complete. I think people who make music or movies or whatever, they try to force their ideas into a box, to make it look or feel like something that's complete. But I think each movie and each TV show and each song can be more interesting if it's just a part of a puzzle. It lets an audience put the pieces together themselves and give it their own meaning.
Would it be O.K. to just assume that everything you just said, that entire little speech, was really a thinly-veiled argument for why Yo Teach was the greatest fictional sitcom in the history of television?
It was, it was. You read me like an open book that nobody's reading anymore.
I'm surprised you're not constantly being asked Yo Teach questions. You did spawn a cultural revolution.
I did? How'd I do that?
Look at all the imitators. You've got the Tony Danza reality show Teach, which is obviously a Yo Teach homage.
Oh yeah, obviously.
And then there's the documentary Waiting For "Superman", which is a blatant Yo Teach rip-off.
That's true. I know that for a fact. (Waiting For "Superman" director) Davis Guggenheim wrote me an e-mail saying so. He couldn't decide what his next documentary should be, but then he watched Funny People. He was like, "I saw Yo Teach and I knew where to go." (Laughs.) No, that's not true at all. I don't want to make light of such a great movie.
When is some network going to come to their senses and finally make Yo Teach into a real sitcom?
I don't know. Never say never. (Pause.) Except I just said never, didn't I? I said, "I never say never," and in saying that, I did in fact say never. Shit!
Are you telling us in code that Yo Teach is going to be a mid-season replacement?
Yes. But not really, no. It's as if you just asked me to marry you, and I'm not ready to get married but I don't want to end the relationship. Do you know what I mean?
I think so. You're saying there's no Yo Teach sitcom in the works, and you're not ready to settle down in a gay marriage with me right now.
Yes, thank you. That's absolutely what I was trying to convey.


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A proposed dedicated national research program aims to study the effect of human behavior on marine mammals, including humpback whales that make Hawaii their home in winter.
U.S. Rep. Neil Abercrombie unveiled a bill yesterday that would authorize the U.S. Marine Mammal Commission to provide steady funding for research.
Abercrombie's announcement coincided with the annual effort to count humpback whales at 56 sites around the state.
"The protocols for doing research, passing money through and so on needs to be institutionalized," said Abercrombie, speaking at the Diamond Head scenic lookout, one of yesterday's whale count sites.
The bill would establish an interagency coordinating committee to develop a five-year national marine mammal research plan. Part of that plan will include a study on the impact of human-related activities, including pollution and the use of sonar on marine mammals, and will identify critical research gaps and uncertainties.
Abercrombie said he hopes to find more co-sponsors in Washington, D.C., but does not expect much opposition to his bill.
"This one is so nonpartisan, so broadly supported and has such an obvious appeal. ... I think I've got a good chance," said Abercrombie, who is a member of the House National Resources Committee.
The official season for humpback whales in Hawaii is from December to April, with an average of more than 9,000 whales sighted each season, said Naomi McIntosh, superintendent of the NOAA's Hawaiian Humpback Whale National Marine Sanctuary.
The whale count, coordinated by National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, began in 1996, with only 150 volunteers.
Now with 600 volunteers, the shore-based survey takes place in Oahu, Kauai, the Big Island and sometimes Kahoolawe on the last Saturday of January, February and March. Yesterday morning from 8 a.m. to noon, an average of two whales were counted every 15 minutes at each of the 56 sites statewide.
"As we see the (whale) population increasing, we understand we'll probably see more interaction with humans," McIntosh said. "It helps us understand how animals are utilizing different sites."
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The Axe and the Oak
With Pretty Please and Fight Like Animals
Grand Central Miami
May 13, 2011
Better Than: Feeding ducks at the park.
Last Wednesday evening, I sliced my hand open while trying to stuff some squid flukes with chopped prawns and veggies. And while that doesn't mean a whole hell of a lot, I felt a step or two behind with a crippled hand as I entered Grand Central for the first time.
But this place is a class operation from the get-go. The door guy was amiable, even after my drunken stab at a joke. The floors were clean. And Aramis, that paramour of South Florida indie-rock goodness, hooked it up with a drink almost immediately.
I was completely humbled by the number of youngsters who flocked to the place. Makes an aging punk rocker feel old(er). No matter, though, Grand Central is crisp and well-run, an anomaly among South Florida venues.
Getting the evening going were the extremely enthusiastic sounds of quasi-dark wave power duo Fight Like Animals. Energetic and white and not exactly my cup of tea ... But if these motherfuckers get themselves a drummer, they might become a force to be reckoned with.
After that, Axe and the Oak took the stage looking like corporate professionals. Suits, ties, jams ... Awesome.
There's something oddly relaxing about this outfit. Be it the sweet suits or the Adam Ant bangles ... I don't fucking know. But when those low trembling sounds come through the speakers, you're in for a treat.
What sets these guys apart is the deliberate execution of their work. They do not take you for granted. If you live in South Florida and you have not witnessed the sexiness of the Axe and the Oak, you live in a hell of your own devising.
And the sexiness continued with Hialeah's ambassadors of love, Pretty Please, and their excellent, danceable post-New Wave rock 'n' roll.
I walked away from this evening with a feeling of camaraderie you'd expect from a local show at a good venue that respects the musicians who work its stage.
Musicians who are going to change the minds of detractors across the peninsula.
And for their part, the Grand Central folks are doing an admirable job of balanced booking. Balanced and fair, what more can we ask for?
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|Bicycle "Cultist" and former Laboratory Director Harold Agnew
Morgon overlooks that transportation is about moving people to where they need to go. To create an efficient system, the tool should fit the need. For short distances, bicycles work well as people movers. By contrast, short distance driving is not particular good for the car, the human, or the built environment. Such driving is often referred to as "severe use" as it doesn't give the vehicle's lubricating fluids time to heat up and drive out volatiles. For the human, sedentary lifestyles lead to a host of health problems. Finally, someone (customers, storekeepers, the local government) has to pay to store cars; as land values go up, storing cars drives up the cost of government and of doing business. So building a "complete" transportation system that gives people maximum options, including bicycling, can have an attractive cost benefit ratio and lead to a culture where bike mode share can approach the level seen in some European cities. The League of American Bicyclists notes that many Bicycle Friendly Communities, including Washington, DC, Philadelphia, Denver and Lexington, Ky., have more than doubled their bike commuter share since 2000.
|BombTown from the air: note all the space devoted to parking cars
As far as whether special facilities are needed to provide safety, New Mexico ranks second only to Florida in statewide fatality rates of bicyclists. This is due to a variety of factors including drug and alcohol use by motorists and poor facility design. Albuquerque, for example, has designed its surface transportation system around high speed, very wide arterials that attempt to maximize motor vehicle level of service but which make a cyclist vulnerable to being overlooked in fast traffic, where a crash can be devastating since impact speed directly correlates with bicyclist and pedestrian fatality rates. This sort of urban design, which overlooks non-motorist safety, has in retrospect, necessitated targeting key problem situations with separate facilities to provide a safety margin for cyclists. In this context, the occasional million dollar bicycle facility that solves a problem created by the construction of multimillion to multibillion dollar fast arterials and interstate highways is a necessary part of the transportation system.
Finally, it is misleading and inaccurate to say that we can fix our roads by cancelling a few high profile bike facilities. A recent FHWA report states that the U.S. needs to increase spending on our roadway network by some 25 to 50 billion dollars a year just to fix what is broken. Morgon admits that fixing one New Mexico highway alone will cost close to 200 million dollars. Cancelling a million dollar bike project would not even be noticed. Plus, such illogical thinking would result in putting more cars on the road in urban areas, increasing the pressure on a crumbling system. To fix those potholes and creaky bridges, we need to both prioritize what to fix and raise the funds to do so, either by raising the gas tax, which has not been raised since 1993, or tapping into the general fund, which bicyclists pay into via Federal, State, and local taxes.Or both.


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Key Biscayne driver who sparked hit-and-run law sent to prison
After killing a cyclist in a hit-and-run car crash on the Rickenbacker Causeway in 2012, Michele Traverso caught a break: minimum jail time and house arrest inside his Key Biscayne condo.
Consider it a squandered second chance.
An irate Miami-Dade judge on Monday sent Traverso to prison for 28 more months after his probation officer caught him outside of his condo. His excuse: a walk on the beach with his girlfriend.
"At some point he has to take responsibility," Miami-Dade Circuit Judge William Thomas said during Monday's hearing. "It shocks the conscience of the court that he would even present himself before me again. He's had every opportunity to become a law-abiding citizen."
The surprise twist caps a closely watched case that led Florida lawmakers to pass stiffer sentences for the crime of leaving the scene of an accident. Traverso, 28, in a jail jumpsuit in the defendant's box, looked stunned at the decision. He buried his face in his palms.
"He was very disappointed, and disappointed in himself," said his lawyer, Ramon de la Cabada. "This is what has to happen."
De la Cabada called the sentence "a little bit excessive." In all, the judge meted out 48 months — though Traverso has already served 20 months behind bars since his initial arrest.
The widow of cyclist Aaron Cohen said it was a fair sentence that sent a "strong message" about the consequences of hit-and-run crashes.
"You'd think it would be pretty simple to just stay at home when you're supposed to be at home," Patty Cohen told reporters after the hearing. "You're a grown man who has been through all of this and gotten so many breaks from the system. How could you violate that? I was appalled."
Traverso hit and killed Cohen on the Rickenbacker Causeway in February 2012, a crash that prompted calls for safety from Miami's avid cycling community. Although investigators suspected he had been drinking, they could not prove that he was impaired because he drove off, turning himself in the next day.
In January 2013, Traverso pleaded guilty to leaving the scene of an accident involving a fatality. He faced a maximum sentence of 30 years behind bars.
His lawyer had argued that Traverso suffered from a potentially fatal immunological disorder and needed to be out of jail for treatment. Judge Thomas sentenced Traverso to just over the minimum mandatory sentence of 22.6 months behind bars.
Cohen's relatives and supporters roundly criticized the sentence as too lenient. The case had another ripple effect: Florida Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Miami, used the sentence as one reason to block the judge's nomination to the federal bench. Despite widespread support among local leaders and the South Florida legal community, the White House ultimately gave up its nomination of Thomas.
In Tallahassee, cyclists started a movement to increase the penalty for leaving the scene of an accident. The campaign worked. The Aaron Cohen Life Protection Act, signed into law last year, imposes a mandatory-minimum prison sentence of four years for drivers convicted of leaving the scene of a crash that kills someone. It also boosted the mandatory-minimum prison sentence from two years to four years for a DUI driver who leaves a fatal crash scene.
The change in the law wouldn't have affected Traverso's sentence. He would have remained on house arrest, allowed to leave his condo only to attend school and work, for two years.
But on Dec. 6, a probation officer paid a surprise early-morning visit to Traverso's oceanside Key Biscayne condo and found him "attempting to run back into the apartment complex" after his supposed jaunt to the beach.
"While he has the luxury to have the beach as his backyard, he was not supposed to be out there," prosecutor Denise Georges told the judge.
She suggested Traverso had made a habit of leaving the home for other reasons. On his Facebook page, he'd recently "shared" an Internet meme of a tequila shot with text "apologizing" to his liver. And back in March, he used Facebook to "check in" at the swank Nikki Beach nightclub on South Beach.
De la Cabada said Traverso was only at the beach that morning because his parents wouldn't allow his girlfriend into the condo. And there was no proof he ever actually went to a nightclub.
"It's moronic but it's not a violation," de la Cabada said of the Facebook post.
The judge was not swayed.


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This film stars Ben Stiller and he also directed the film. It is the tale of Derek Zoolander, VH1's three time male model of the year. Alexander plays the small role of a fellow model named Meekus.
The story line of Zoolander is that of a fashion model at the end of his career who is tricked into assassinating the Prime Minister of Malaysia.


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Day 5 Passau, Germany (overnight)
At the confluence of the Danube, Inn and Ilz rivers, Passau is also situated at a meeting of cultures. The town began as a Roman settlement, enjoying the rising tide of influence as the largest bishopric in the Holy Roman Empire and enduringly vibrant as a hub for various trade and manufacturing pursuits, including salt, swords and ideas. Experience Passau's charm as you the wander the cobbled streets of Old Town, gaze upon arched bridges and Italianate manses and encounter magnificent St. Stephen's Cathedral and the New Bishop's Residence.
Just southwest of Passau is Munich, one of the most beguiling cites anywhere. This capital of Bavaria embraces both its history and a live-for-today mantra, as witnessed in its fine examples of baroque and rococo architecture and shared in its trendy taverns, where German brew is hoisted in celebration of a quiet (and sometimes rollicking) Oktoberfest that can happen any day of the year.
Day 6 Passau, Germany - Vilshofen an der Donau, Germany
A skyline graced by the spire of a historic church and the arch of a more modern bridge reveals the essence of Vilshofen's appeal: A meeting of past and present. The meeting of three rivers—the Vils, the Wolfach and the Danube—deepens that appeal. This small city is as attractive as it is accessible, inviting cycling expeditions on its pretty paths and hikes in the neighboring Bavarian forest. Vilshofen respects its centuries-old past as it preserves old, cobbled lanes and such landmarks as its tower, located on the town square, and the Church of Saint John. A staging of spectacular annual events, including the floating Christmas market and "Donau in Flammen," or "Danube in Flames," the exciting fireworks display that bursts over the riverside promenade in July, brings a celebratory spirit to the city. Some would say that a festive spirit persists no matter the season, thanks to not only the calendar of events but the daily chance to experience the city's parks, museums and eateries.
Day 7 Passau, Germany
At the confluence of the Danube, Inn and Ilz rivers, Passau is also situated at a meeting of cultures. The town began as a Roman settlement, enjoying the rising tide of influence as the largest bishopric in the Holy Roman Empire and enduringly vibrant as a hub for various trade and manufacturing pursuits, including salt, swords and ideas. Experience Passau's charm as you the wander the cobbled streets of Old Town, gaze upon arched bridges and Italianate manses and encounter magnificent St. Stephen's Cathedral and the New Bishop's Residence.
On this Crystal River Cruise, you will not only discover the delights of Passau but also venture to Regensburg, a gem of a city boasting a medieval Old Town that is one of Germany's best-preserved and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Due west is Munich, a world-class metropolis with a walkable town center and air of celebration and sophistication that whirls and settles in its squares, beer halls and art galleries.
Day 8 Scenic cruising - Bratislava, Slovakia
Slovakia's capital city may be the country's buzzing political and economic center, but it is also a historic gem that stirs the imagination. A maze of narrow, cobblestone streets wind around colorful 18th-century buildings, and shade-covered sidewalk cafes beckon weary—or simply hungry—travelers to linger over a meal and enjoy people watching. Museums, cathedrals and palaces are edifying locales to spend some time, while photography buffs will want to snap images of the medieval castle that looms over the city with a majestic grace. For those looking for more contemporary sights, Bratislava boasts a pulsating modern art scene, as well as some outstanding examples of Communist-era architecture.
Day 9 & 10 Vienna, Austria (Overnight)
Layered and elegant, with elements of cozy and grand, musical and visual might be the best way to characterize Vienna—or one of many ways, as this imperial city surely can inspire endless lines of poetic descriptions. Once the capital of the Austro-Hungarian Empire and forever known for its distinguished roster of composers who either were born or lived and worked here—including Mozart, Haydn, Beethoven, Schubert, both Strausses, Liszt and Brahms—Vienna finds itself at the very center of European culture, even as it sits near the border of the Czech republic, Slovakia and Hungary. Turn to a blank page to memorialize your own impressions of this grand city, remarking on its manicured gardens, ornate architecture—especially that of the famed Ringstrasse—intimate bistro pubs called beisln and a certain flourish that can only be called Vienna.
Day 11 Vienna, Austria - Disembark
Cruising the Danube at the height of the Christmas market season will create memories to last a lifetime. Visit town after town presenting a stunning array of outdoor stalls, culinary specialties, singing and dancing, plus shopping venues found nowhere else in the world. And there's no better way to enjoy it than aboard luxurious Crystal Mozart.
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Friday, October 7, 2011
7 comments:
- Julia - "Vintage with Laces" said...
Hi Marie, Your tea infusers are pretty and I love your idea of filling them with lavender to hang in the closet.
Have a wonderful weekend :-)!
- Oct 7, 2011, 1:15:00 AM
- Cheryl said...
I loved this post office cubby the first time I saw it. SO excited to see what each space holds. Love the tea infusers!
- Oct 7, 2011, 4:04:00 AM
- LDH said...
I love the old post office sorting box too and can't wait to see all of your treasures.
- Oct 7, 2011, 10:45:00 AM
- Lululiz said...
Oh yes, excellent idea, I think I might have one in a drawer somewhere. Must dig it out.
- Oct 7, 2011, 1:29:00 PM
- Ann said...
the sorting box is a great piece. I'm looking forward to seeing what each of the cubbies hold. Good idea with the infusers in the closet. I would never have thought of that
- Oct 7, 2011, 6:40:00 PM
- Libbie said...
What fun to peek in all the different compartments!!! I bet the grandkids love peeking in their too!
- Oct 8, 2011, 11:51:00 PM
Marie, what a lovely idea for a collection! Tea infusers! How are you going to display them when your collection grows?
Uh-oh! You've given me an idea to go with my collection of teacups! Now I'll probably be on the lookout for infusers as well! LOL!
Have a wonderful holiday weekend!
Hugs, Diane
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GOP Debate Wrapup: Frontrunners Under Fire
Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney and former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani -- the two leading candidates for the Republican presidential nomination -- came under pointed criticism both from their rivals and from New Hampshire residents in tonight's debate in the Granite State.
Romney, who leads in polling in both Iowa and New Hampshire, was repeatedly questioned about his issue positions on matters ranging from the surge in Iraq to his past statement equating his sons' work on behalf of his campaign to the service of American troops in Iraq.
After Romney said that the surge of American troops in Iraq was "apparently" working, Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) quickly jumped in. "The surge is working," McCain bristled. "Not 'apparently.'"
Later, a man whose son is serving in Iraq castigated Romney for making the comparison between his sons' sacrifice and those of the men and women fighting in the Middle East. The man said Romney had "offended" him and added: "You never should have said it." Romney responded somewhat gamely but was clearly flustered.
Giuliani, too, came in for criticism -- in the form of a college student who asked him ( albeit obliquely) -- whether the problems in his personal life in any way contradicted his advocacy of family values. Giuliani was ready for this line of attack, repeating his past response that he has never claimed to be perfect and has some of the same struggles in his family life as many Americans do.
The focus on Romney and Giuliani reinforced the notion that the race right now is between those two men with former Sen. Fred Thompson who did not attend the debate as a potential wildcard. (Thompson announced he was running during a taping of "The Tonight Show" earlier this evening and will follow it up with a tour of early voting states tomorrow.)
For the first time in the debates, Romney and Giuliani took each other on over issues, battling for the conservative mantle on immigration and crime.
Romney repeatedly hammered at Giuliani's past statement welcoming illegal immigrants to New York City while Giuliani time and again referenced his record of making the Big Apple the safest big city in America. From our vantage point, both scored points but neither delivered a knockout blow.
In truth, it was McCain who stole the night with his passionate defense of his credentials as a war hero, enemy of pork barrel spending and truth teller. McCain has slipped badly in national polling but remains in the game in New Hampshire where he scored a stunning upset of George W. Bush in 2000. While McCain remains a major longshot for the nomination, his performance tonight showed he is still a force to be reckoned with when it comes to winning in New Hampshire.
Giuliani, for one, seemed to recognize that -- repeatedly praising McCain. Giuliani even went so far as to say he would have endorsed McCain if he himself was not running.
Make sure to check The Fix tomorrow for our winners and losers from tonight's proceedings.
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