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Establishing Spending Priorities 54 Comments
We often hear all the little ways we can save money, but you have to realize that not all of those tips are suitable for everyone. Some of those tips are just too extreme for most people and some tips just go against our personal priorities.
Depending on your financial situation, you may need to make some sacrifices. At the same time, you don't want to let your budgeting prevent you from enjoying the things you love.
Unless your situation is particularly dire, you do need to leave room for your major priorities. If you are in a very bad financial situation though, it's probably time to make greater sacrifices at least temporarily.
Figuring Out Your Important Priorities
The part about personal finance advice that is difficult is that everyone is going to have their own priorities. It's easy enough for an outsider to say that you need to spend less on a certain expense, but if that expense is quite important to you, that's easier said than done.
So if you are looking to pay off debt quicker or save more money, take a close look at where you're spending money. If you might be overspending on…
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After years of rocking in the 1980s with the Del Fuegos, singer/songwriter Dan Zanes created his own band, the Dan Zanes Trio, in 1994. The group got started when Zanes was hanging out with producer Mitchell Froom in Lower Manhattan; after adding drummer Jerry Marotta, they began playing their sparse blues and folk-rock to small crowds in clubs like the CBGB Gallery. Produced by Froom, the trio's debut LP, Cool Down Time, a raw rock effort influenced by '60s-era R&B, appeared in 1995. In 2001 Zanes resurfaced with the children's folk-tinged Rocket Ship Beach, featuring "friends" Sheryl Crow, Suzanne Vega, Donald Saaf, Rankin Don, and the Sandy Girls. Zanes continued his Dan Zanes & Friends children's series in 2002 with the release of Family Dance and Night Time. House Party followed in 2003, Sea Music and Parades and Panoramas: 25 Songs Collected by Carl Sandburg arrived in 2004, and Catch That Train! landed the following year. Zanes released Nueva York! in 2008, a collection of songs from Puerto Rico, Mexico, Colombia, and the Dominican Republic, followed by 76 Trombones, a collection of Broadway tunes, in 2009. In 2011 Zanes and friends released Little Nut Tree, a family-style mixed-bag set of typically upbeat tunes that came packaged in a children's durable board book. ~ Richard Skelly, Rovi
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Track List: 76 Trombones
Track List: The Welcoming Table
Track List: Catch That Train!
Track List: Parades And Panoramas: 25 Songs Collected By Carl Sandburg
Track List: Sea Music
Track List: House Party
Track List: Night Time
Track List: Family Dance
Track List: Rocket Ship Beach
Track List: Smile Smile Smile
Track List: The Fine Friends Are Here!
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I LOVE Dan Zanes... he really is someone whom parents AND kids can enjoy separately and together. Would love to see him perform in person.
What a great artist, I love every song I hear, and my kids like it too. I am listening when they aren't even around! Is that weird? Maybe.

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After weeks of speculation, Adam Levine has been officially named People magazine's Sexiest Man Alive.
On Tuesday night's episode of The Voice, host Carson Daly revealed the cover and the coveted title. Asked how he felt about the honor, Levine said, "I feel ssssexy!" (Watch the video below.)
The Voice's Adam Levine gets engaged
Brad Pitt still knows how to party!
The 49-year-old actor and father of six, who recently cut off his luscious locks, inadvertently crashed a wedding in England, according to the Maidehead Advertiser newspaper.
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Elysium, the new sci-fi movie starring Matt Damon and Jodie Foster, nabbed the top spot at the box office over the weekend, bringing in $30.4 million, Box Office Mojo reports. Still, the total was less than recent sci-fi debuts Pacific Rim and Oblivion, and also fell short of director Neill Blomkamp's previous release, 2009's District 9.
Zhang Ziyi settles libel case against US website. A jury wraps up 1st day of deliberation over an Andy Warhol Farah Fawcett portrait. Brad Pitt turns 50 and Keith Richards celebrates 70.
In celebration of Brad Pitt s 50th birthday, the TODAY anchors pick their favorite movies featuring the Hollywood star.
Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie get revamped. Eight years after their original wax doubles were revealed, Madame Tussauds pulls the curtain on new figures of the couple. Sculptor Stephen Mansfield said the new figures replacing the eight year old ones do have noticeable updates, but they are far from exaggerated.
Michael Lewis author of Moneyball discusses the recently adapted film starring Brad Pitt and Jonah Hill.
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During the economic turmoil of 2008, Jackie Cogan (Brad Pitt), an enforcer, is hired to restore order after three idiots rob a mob-protected poker game.
The suspense is killer in this fast-paced, pulse-pounding epic of the potential last days of the human race. Former United Nations employee Gerry Lane (Brad Pitt) is called upon to help stop the chaotic pandemic that has gripped populations around the world. Lane fights to keep his family safe, while searching for an answer to the outbreak before it destroys all of civilization. World War Z is the most gratifying action spectacle in years!
Kick-Ass & Hit Girl team up to defeat an evil league of super-villains led by the former Red Mist. Starring Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Chloë Grace Moretz, Christopher Mintz-Plasse and Jim Carrey.
World War Z is the fast-paced, pulse-pounding epic of the potential last days of the human race. Former UN employee Gerry Lane (Brad Pitt) is called in to help stop the pandemic that has spread around the world. Even more action unfolds in the unrated cut with intense new footage not seen in theatres.
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Justin Bieber claims he is retiring after his next album, rumor has it Scott Disick is living in a hotel, Shia LaBeouf accused of plagizarizing script, and Anchorman 2 hits theatres!
Featuring the extended, unedited interview! -Brad Pitt stops by The Daily Show to discuss his most recent Oscar nod for "Moneyball."
Part 2 of 2. This Spike Lee documentary event revisits New Orleans five years after the devastation of Hurricane Katrina.
Part 1 of 2. This Spike Lee documentary event revisits New Orleans five years after the devastation of Hurricane Katrina.
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Despite dropping off nearly 50 percent from its opening week, Despicable Me 2 topped the box office for the second week in a row this weekend, narrowly beating out newcomers Grown Ups 2 and Pacific Rim with a $44.7 million haul.
FX has continued its summer movie spending spree, landing the commercial TV rights to the Independence Day weekend box office champ Despicable Me 2.
Despicable Me 2 beat The Lone Ranger to claim the No. 1 spot at the box office over the Fourth of July holiday weekend.
The sequel had one of the best openings ever for an animated film, Box Office Mojo reports, earning $82.5 million over the weekend and $142 million total over its five-day opening.
Brad Pitt may do battle with zombies in his new film World War Z, but monsters of another sort prevailed in the box office battle.
Pixar's Monsters University, the animated sequel to Monsters, Inc., topped World War Z at the box office, bringing in $82 million, Box Office Mojo reports. World War Z landed in second place with $66 million.
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Proposition: Chicago's craft beer market is nearly saturated.
Fact: People are waiting outside Binny's 40 minutes before they open to snag a single bottle of Goose Island Bourbon County Brand Coffee Stout.
Fact: Brew Ho Ho, an event featuring homebrewers–that's right, not even professional brewers–oversold by 250 tickets. How many people did the organizer expect in the first place? About 250.
Fact: Lincoln Square's Winter Brew filled the DANK Haus to its 480-person capacity and generated a secondary market on Craigslist where tickets were going for triple their advertised price.
Fact: Goose Island – Clybourn's Stout Fest sold out in under a minute today.
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Conclusion: The proposition is bullshit. People want more. Let's see how long the supply takes to catch up and who makes it in the long run.
Safe Bets for 2012: At least six Chicagoland breweries putting their first beer out to market. At least three large-scale inaugural beer festivals. Don't be disappointed when some miss the mark.
Next up: saturation by the numbers.
In the meantime, what do you think? How close are we to having too many breweries in the Chicago market? Is there room for more local brands? More volume? More major events on the annual calendar?


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I always had problems with my dedication. I start and then after a few months I stop or reduce the amount of workouts and to cut the story short I fail. This time I really want to make something of myself and I need to do this for myself to prove that I can do it, that I can make it happen!¨
I started working out again this week the 26.11.2012 the last time I worked out was few months ago. I always brake and then stop for months or years. I don't want that BS anymore. I want to succeed.
Here are some pictures of me, how I look now. Freash.
(I would like to add more mass, only muscle mass, lower my body fat % and get the nice muscle definiton) I am on 82 Kg - 180 punds now, and I really don't give a **** if I will be 2kg heavyer or 10kg. I just want to get to my goal or as near as possible).
My ultimate goal would be something like: john claude van damme or like Scott Adkins in Undisputed 3: Redemption (A man can dream, can he?)
I do 1:30h of weight lifting, push ups, pull ups, etc. 4 times a week
And 1h of Boxing 2 times a week
So basicly I work out 6 times a week, but if I'm not working then I'm only on my PC playing retarded games and sitting the whole day long. So yeah, contradictive activitis. Any advice, tips, hints. I am a noob in this. And I want to do all of this alone at home with basic equipment.


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Ueland Tree Farm Annual Native Plant Salvage Event - 2013 Hi Folks, Ueland Tree Farm is excited to open up a portion of the tree farm to the public to salvage native plants the weekend of February 16-17. Plants available for salvage include Douglas Fir, Western White Pine, Western Hemlock, Western Red Cedar, Rhododendron, Salal, Huckleberry, Oregon Grape, and Sword Fern. Mark and Craig
*** Welcome to the Ueland Tree Farm, LLC web site. This site has been established by Ueland Tree Farm as a resource for the community and other interested parties to share information about proposed activities at Ueland Tree Farm. The tree farm includes a 1,700-acre working forest located near Kitsap Lake in central Kitsap County. In addition, the tree farm also includes the Carney Lake property, also in Kitsap County. The web site was established in March 2007 and will be periodically updated as new information becomes available. As tree farm projects move ahead, if you would like to participate by providing input, please e-mail us by clicking on the "Contact Us" link above and we will add your name to an e-mail list so we can keep in touch with you about upcoming activities. Please include the phrase "interested in providing input" in the body of your email. Thank you for your interest in Ueland Tree Farm, LLC. If you have any other questions or comments regarding the tree farm, please click the "Contact Us" link above or click here. |


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3 Hay Beach Road
Hay Beach Traditional With Pool
Shelter Island
- Price$799,000
- StyleTraditional
- Bedrooms4
- Bathrooms2.5
- Stories2
- Approx. Sq. Ft.2,293
- Acreage1
- Year Built1979
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- Pool
- Central air
- Formal dining room
- Outdoor shower
On a beautiful acre minutes to beaches and Gardiners Bay Country Club golf course, this spacious 4 bedroom, 2.5 bath home offers a living room with fireplace, formal dining room with access to a backyard deck blooming with lilacs, eat-in-kitchen, huge master suite with clerestory windows, beamed cathedral ceiling and private bath plus a 2 car attached garage, full basement and nicely landscaped yard with free form gunite pool and stone patio.
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Nestled between the North and South Forks, surrounded by calm waters, and accessible only by ferry, Shelter Island looks like a set piece from a golden age come to life.
The Heights, a fantasia of Victoriana, is just up from the North Ferry dock. The homes of Shelter Island, however, express many styles -- from Southern colonials to Norman Jaffe modern and antique cottages.


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I was thinking of classic love stories this morning and planned a post on romantic books that would make great Valentine gifts.
But I threw all that out the window when I came across this: ROMANCE BY YOU
The website offers a number of romance novels that you can customize with names, physical characteristics and places. Now, these are not even close to being literary works. Think Harlequin with a dash of humor, but with just a click of your mouse, you and your special someone can star in your own romance! They will even put a personal cover on the book.
Titles include things like "Pirates of Desire," "Vampire Kisses," "ER Fever," "Western Rendezvous," "Starstruck" and "Fierce Moon." The titles alone made me laugh, and the website says the books have a good dose of humor to balance the mush. Each novel is 160 to 200 pages, and under the frequently asked questions, you'll find guidance as to which books are steamier than others.
If you order a book by Friday, they say you'll receive it in time for Valentine's Day. If nothing else, you have to go check out the excerpts. A section of the website lets you enter the names of the hero and heroine, and it pulls up a sample of the story so you can see how it will read. The result is hysterical.
I haven't purchased a book, but here's the "sample" I created from "Western Rendezvous":
In the 1800s, Kristen Tribe is the savvy, stunning saloon owner who, on the advice of her best friend Sally, dares to give love one more chance. When Shane Terwiliger rides into town on the rails of the new railroad, his smile steals our heroine's heart – but his holster is loaded with a secret that could blast away her livelihood!
Can Kristen trust a man who may ultimately destroy her? Will Shane choose business or pleasure before his secret is revealed? Saddle up for love, passion and humor!
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Kristen had to admit he was a rather attractive man, neatly attired in denim and leather. She scanned his athletic frame and stopped at an arresting pair of blue eyes peeking out beneath a rather large cowboy hat, set atop salt and pepper hair. The stranger approached the bar, wearing a smoldering smile across a handsomely rugged jaw.
"What can I do for you?" she said coolly.
"What's your specialty," he flirted, leaning against the bar, flashing his big blues.
"Sarcasm," was the sharp reply. "Care for a double?" Kristen had spent the morning cleaning the saloon's eaves troughs and was feeling filthy, embarrassed and annoyed all at the same time. She was in no mood for flirtation.
Put in his place, Shane cleared his throat and introduced himself as Shane Terwiliger, a foreman with the Grand Humber railroad. "Ma'am, just call me Shane," he said, trying to make amends.
"Well the guy you're looking for? The hotel manager? That's me. I'm also the owner, Kristen Tribe," she said coolly, giving a little and extending her hand.
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November 16, 2012, 07:50 PM | #1 |
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7.5mm French ammo
I just purchased a mixed box of reloading components. Included in the box was about 100 rounds of some old surplus 7.5x54 French ammo. Is there any value in this old stuff?
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That stuff is fairly hard to come by, since the rifles using it aren't too common and it hasn't been made in a while, so it should worth a good deal more than the "average" .30cal milsurp rounds out there. The trick is finding someone with a MAS49/56 to shoot it in. I'd check out Gunbroker to see what the going rate is up to these days
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A lot of surplus French 7.5 has come on the market recently and prices are not that high. Check Gunbroker. I bought a few hundred rounds that was like nex for .50 a round.
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Not much value in French milsurp ammo at all, for either the collector or shooter. It is very common stuff in the collector world, and non-corrosive reloadable Prvi Partizan/FNM ammo is still around in shooter quantity.
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^^^Learn sumpin new every day...I'm reconsidering that MAS as I speak
When did new ammo turn up? That's always been the primary criticism of the excellent French service rifles. TCB
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Valuable? Not particularly, since Prvi started manufacturing the good stuff. You have to watch for the Syrian ammo, too. It is about as reliable as Paki 303 ammo. |
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Concur with post #3. I still see the stuff around at reasonable prices.
Boxer reloadable brass for this number may be worth something. Like one other poster said, Prvi offers both brass and loaded ammo. I have been reloading this number for a while now for my MAS 36. I obtain remarkable groups with 150g bullets and IMR 3031 |
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New York Times: "Bill Porter, an Oregon door-to-door salesman who plied his trade for decades despite having severe cerebral palsy, and whose story inspired an Emmy-winning television film starring William H. Macy, died last Tuesday in Gresham, Ore. He was 81."
Washington Post: "Eleanor Parker, an actress of patrician beauty nicknamed 'the woman of a thousand faces' for the range of parts she played, from a terrified prisoner in 'Caged' to the icy baroness in 'The Sound of Music,' died Dec. 9 at a medical facility near her home in Palm Springs, Calif. She was 91." ...
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Reuters: "China expressed 'regret' on Monday that South Korea had extended its air defense zone to partially overlap with a similar zone declared by Beijing two weeks ago that has raised regional tensions."
Reuters: "Cuba has temporarily reopened consular services in the United States after its bank postponed closing the accounts of its diplomatic missions in Washington and New York, it said in a statement released to media on Monday."
AP: "A plodding storm that dumped heavy snow on the unsuspecting Mid-Atlantic region threatened to make roads dicey in the northeast corridor for Monday's commute while travel disruptions continued to ripple across the country days after the same system first began wreaking havoc in the skies. The seemingly never-ending storm that coated parts of Texas in ice struck with unexpected force on the East Coast, blanketing some spots in a foot of snow and grinding highways to a halt." ...
... Reuters Update: "A deadly winter storm kept a tight grip on much of the United States on Monday as cold, snow and ice spread across the East Coast, snarling traffic and knocking out power to thousands. As much as 5 inches of snow were forecast for Monday night into Tuesday as much of the area from Virginia to coastal New England were under winter weather advisories, the National Weather Service (NWS) said in a forecast."
New York Times: "Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel met with Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif and the country's top military officer Monday, hoping to improve one of Washington's most complicated relationships — one marked by agreement on the dangers of terrorism but also by deep differences over how to counter the threat."
Reuters: "Thai Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra dissolved parliament on Monday and called a snap election, but anti-government protest leaders pressed ahead with mass demonstrations in Bangkok seeking to install an unelected body to run the country. Police estimated about 160,000 protesters converged on Yingluck's office at Government House, but there was none of the violence and bloodshed seen before the demonstrations paused last Thursday out of respect for the king's birthday."
Guardian: "Cordons of riot police moved into central Kiev early on Monday afternoon in what appeared initially to be preparations by the Ukrainian government to regain control of Independence square and Kiev city hall, occupied by anti-government protesters for the past week."
Santa Cruz Sentinel: American Merrill Newman said he was well-treated during his North Korean detention.
Sunday, December 8, 2013.
New York Times: "Protesters in Kiev, the capital of Ukraine, toppled the city's main statue of Lenin on Sunday and then pounded it into chips with a sledgehammer as a crowd chanted and cheered. The destruction of the statue was a cathartic moment in the biggest day of demonstrations so far against President Viktor F. Yanukovich's turn away from Europe."
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New York Times: "Atomic experts representing the United Nations nuclear watchdog landed in Tehran on Saturday to inspect a plant recently opened to them, after access was denied for years."
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Los Angeles Times: "Consumers are using bitcoins at coffee shops, hotels, online stores and even, in some cases, to run their businesses. And every day, dozens more firms are deciding to use the virtual currency.... Though still far from the mainstream and too complex for the average consumer, bitcoin already has grown well past its roots as the plaything of anarchists and hackers who viewed it as a political statement against big government and an alternative to credit cards."
Uri Friedman of the Atlantic on the history of the Lenin statute, toppled Sunday, December 8, in Kiev.
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New York Times: "Following a firestorm over his recent comments about Sarah Palin, the MSNBC host Martin Bashir resigned on Wednesday (December 4), citing what he called his 'ill-judged comments.'" ...
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New York Times: "Newsweek, the struggling weekly magazine that ceased print publication last year, plans to turn the presses back on."
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"A Tale of Two 'Lolitas.'" Galya Diment for New York: "... three weeks before [Vladimir Nabokov's] Lolita arrived in bookstores in France, where it first came out that September, [Dorothy] Parker published a story — in The New Yorker, of all places— titled 'Lolita,' and it centered on an older man, a teen bride, and her jealous mother. How could this have come to pass?" Diment follows the clues.
Rags AND Riches. Seattle Times: Jack MacDonald, "a Seattle attorney who amassed a fortune through frugal living and stock investments, has left $187.6 million to Seattle Children's, the UW School of Law and the Salvation Army. He clipped coupons, wore sweaters with holes in them to make people think he was poor and took a bus — not a cab — to the University of Washington when he attended an alumni luncheon in his later years. Only a tight circle of family and friends knew that MacDonald was nurturing a secret fortune."
New York Times: "It was one of the most dramatic thefts ever to hit the rare-book world, the disappearance of thousands of volumes — including centuries-old editions of Aristotle, Descartes, Galileo and Machiavelli — from the Baroque-era Girolamini Library in Naples. Now, prosecutors at a trial here are trying to show how such a wholesale violation of Western cultural patrimony could have taken place. The very man charged with protecting these treasures, Marino Massimo De Caro, a politically connected former director of the library, is accused of being at the center of a network of middlemen, book dealers and possibly crooked conservators — all part of what prosecutors say is a sometimes corrupt market for rare books in which much is spent and few questions are asked. Apart from Mr. De Caro, 13 others are charged, including a priest."
Summer Burton of BuzzFeed: "Three previously unpublished and closely guarded J.D. Salinger stories appear to have been leaked online today for the first time. It's hard to determine the origin of the 'book' pictured in the photos that were leaked onto invite-only bittorrent website what.CD today (and later reposted on Reddit) — the ISBN doesn't lead anywhere, and a book of these three stories was certainly never printed legally.... Salinger scholar Kenneth Slawenski, author of J.D. Salinger: A Life confirms that these are truly Salinger's unpublished stories, having read the previously guarded manuscripts." ...
... CW Update: the stories have already been removed from Reddit. Right now (9:30 pm ET, Thursday, Nov. 28) you can read them on mediafire at this page. They may not stay there for long.
Guardian: "Buried somewhere under four feet of mud and rubbish, in the Docksway landfill site near Newport, Wales,,,, is a computer hard drive worth more than £4m. It belonged to James Howells, who threw it out when he was clearing up his desk in mid-summer.... And then last Friday he realised that it held a digital wallet with 7,500 Bitcoins created for almost nothing in 2009 - and then worth about the same."
AFP: "The first book written in what is today the United States of America fetched $14.2 million in New York, becoming the world's most expensive printed book sold at auction. The translation of Biblical psalms 'The Bay Psalm Book' was printed by Puritan settlers in Cambridge, Massachusetts in 1640 and sold at a one-lot auction in just minutes by Sotheby's Tuesday.... Sotheby's named the buyer as David Rubenstein, the billionaire American financier and philanthropist."
Maureen Dowd, again trying unsuccessfully to imitate Frank Rich's gift for connecting literature & cinema to current events, attempts to connect the novels of Jane Austen to the evah-so complex lives of -- American football stars. Just pathetic.
NBC News: "MSNBC and Alec Baldwin's management team announced Tuesday that they have 'mutually' parted ways and the actor's six-week-old talk show host, 'Up Late with Alec Baldwin,' has been canceled." ...
... Waaaaahh! Baldwin whines extensively to Jen Carlson of Gothamist about being kicked off the air. He didn't call that Fox "News" reporter a "cocksucking faggot"; he probably called him a "cocksucking maggot," or something innocuous like that. And he didn't even do it on air! ...
... Deadline: "MSNBC's joint announcement today with Alec Baldwin's camp that they had mutually decided to end Baldwin's Up Late interview show leaves the cable news network with just one on-air talent headache: Martin Bashir, whose apology for graphic comments he made about Sarah Palin hasn't ended chatter as to whether he should be punished.... Bashir had used his weekday afternoon program on November 15 to criticize Palin for having compared U.S. indebtedness to China to slavery. Bashir cited the diaries of a former plantation overseer who punished slaves by having someone defecate in their mouth or urinate on their face. Bashir suggested the former Alaska governor was a candidate for the same treatment. After Bashir made that suggestion, the same day MSNBC suspended Baldwin's show after the host's off-screen behavior, much debate ensued as to why Baldwin's reprehensible rant during a heated off-air confrontation merited suspension, while Bashir's thought-out, and deliberately gag-inducing, suggestion, made on air, did not. Bashir apologized during his next telecast...."
Los Angeles Times: "In a remarkable turn of events, a Nazi-looted Baroque masterpiece that turned up on the art market five years ago was returned Friday to its owner, who plans to donate it to the Los Angeles County Museum of Art. The life-size figure of St. Catherine of Alexandria, painted in Genoa around 1615 by Bernardo Strozzi, was installed Monday in the third floor galleries for European art.... The restitution of the Strozzi by an Italian court was made to Philippa Calnan, the original owner's sole direct descendant. Calnan, a retired public affairs director at LACMA and the J. Paul Getty Trust, is making the gift to the museum."
"A Practiced Eye" v. Forensics. Patricia Cohen of the New York Times on the controversies over authentication of the painting above.
Amy Chozick, et al., of the New York Times: "As [New York Mayor Michael] Bloomberg prepares to leave office and resume a more direct role in the company he founded, [Bloomberg L.P.,] he rejoins an operation whose core business, after two decades of heady growth, has slowed, and whose news division has more than doubled since he left. Interviews with current and former employees show that the business and news operations exist in uneasy tension, and occasionally collide. Bloomberg suddenly faces newsroom layoffs, a shift in emphasis back to financial news and skepticism from the business side that investigative journalism might not be worth the potential problems it could create for terminal sales."
Politico magazine reports "Bobby Baker's salacious secret history of Capitol Hill." CW: I haven't read the story yet, but it should be fun. My father, BTW, was one of the IRS officers who nabbed Baker. My father wasn't allowed to say so publicly, of course, but he was happy to be of service in this case.
The Reliable Source: "Divorcing: David Brooks and Sarah Brooks, after 27 years of marriage." ...
... After expressing empathy for divorcing couples, including the soon-to-be ex-Mr. & Mrs. Brooks, Driftglass writes, "That being said, words alone cannot express how eagerly I await the David Brooks column in which he rounds up the all the usual David Brooks suspects -- neurology, disordered families, the poors having un-David-Brooks-approved-of sexytime, the '60s and, oh, let's say Henry V -- to explain the collapse of his marriage." ...
... CW: As for me, I think we find the first clues for the cause of the Brooks' split in this two-year old video verite':
Washington Post: "The genetic analysis of a 24,000-year-old arm bone from an ancient Siberian boy suggests that Native Americans have a more complicated ancestry than scientists realized, with some of their distant kin looking more Eurasian than East Asian. The new study, published online Wednesday in the journal Nature, represents the oldest genome of a modern human ever fully sequenced."
For Politico, the Commercial Is the Content. Erik Wemple of the Washington Post: Mike Allen of Politico recycles press releases from Politico advertisers in his daily "Playbook," supposedly a news feature.
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A Woman's Work Is Never Done -- Unless She's Too Damned Useless to Cook Thanksgiving Dinner. CW: Writers at the New York Times cannot get over the idea that women's work is in the kitchen. Here's the headline for Clyde Haberman's NYT profile of Amy Kule, the executive director of the Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade: "In Charge of the Macy's Parade, but Not the Thanksgiving Dinner." Haberman must be on a diet: there's a lot about food in his piece.
Who Could Have Known This Would Happen? MSNBC has suspended Alec Baldwin for two weeks for using offensive language after he testified in a court case. (According to this Politico story, he called one reporter a fag.) CW: This is a guy who berated his own daughter in the most disgusting of terms. You wouldn't expect him to be nicer to a Fox "News" reporter, would you?
New York Times: "In one of the biggest television syndication deals ever completed, 'The Simpsons' will finally be moving to cable television.... The 21st Century Fox family..., which owns the studio that created 'The Simpons,' (20th Century Fox Television); the network that broadcasts it (Fox) and now the cable network, FXX, that has acquired the rights to the more than 500 episodes. Terms were not disclosed, but bidding for the highly coveted 'Simpsons' library was reported to be intense, rising toward the $1 billion range."
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Freekeh. It totally sounds like some kind of dance craze, doesn't it? But it's actually a super-nutritious grain that's gaining popularity in the health food world. Billed as "the new quinoa," freekeh (pronounced free-ka) is basically durum wheat that's been harvested when the grains are still young and green. The still-moist kernels are then set on fire, roasted, and rubbed against one another, which gives freekeh its distinct, smoky, nutty flavor.
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Excerpted and adapted from Wm. DeBary, ed., Sources of Chinese Tradition, New York,: Columbia University Press, 1960, I: 56.
Arthur P. Wolf, "Gods, Ghosts, and Ancestors," in his (ed.) Religionand Ritual in Chinese Society, Stanford: Stanford University Press,1974, p. 131.
Cyril Birch, Anthology of Chinese Literature, Vol. 1, New York: GrovePress, 1965, pp. 167-168. This anthology contains excellent andreadable translations of poems, biographies, essays, and stories thatare very successful in conveying religious attitudes. A useful resourcefor classroom selections.
See Joseph Needham, Science and Civilization in China, Vol. 2, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1956, pp. 33-164.
Arthur P. Wolf, "Gods, Ghosts, and Ancestors," pp. 131-182.
Michael Saso, Taoism and the Rite of Cosmic Renewal, Pullman: Washington State University Press, 1972.
Author's note: This article and the one on Confucianism were written during the Indiana Religion Studies Project Institute for Teaching about Religion in the Secondary Social Studies Curriculum. The drafts were critiqued by the social studies teachers who attended with an eye to supplementing and correcting the information in textbooks and other materials used by teachers. The two articles should read as a pair;they complement each other in much the same way these two religions complemented each other throughout Chinese history.
Editor's Note: It is a matter of scholarly debate whether to change the term Taoism (or Taoist) into Daoism/Daoist to conform with pinyin's rules. Since Taoism is an coined, anglicized word, our choice is not to put it in the pinyin, in spite of the fact that we have changed "theTao", the way, to "the Dao." The current literature on China includes both spellings. It remains for the future to determine which will predominate.
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Checked out a 20in. wheel for the front today, BIG problem - i only get about 1 inch of pedal clearance of dropping that low - but the bike's geometry is correct! With a 20in. wheel, i can use one of the pedals as a kickstand,
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2) cell_man shipped me out a 18FET 4115 infineon controller per my special request ( thanks Paul!! ), i should have that in about a week, the tests at 30S ( just for kicks ) will commence shortly after
3) Will be grinding at the frame tonight, cutting off the rear vBrake post holders, and the front derailleur doohickey off the seat tube so that the controller can be mounted between the wheel and seat tube..
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"A dog that they had acquired since moving here," says Cleburne County Arkansas Sheriff Marty Moss. "It appears, based on what we have at this time, that Ms. McCready took the life of the dog and then took her own life."
Arkansas officials say McCready was released into an outpatient mental health program less than 2 weeks ago after struggling with substance abuse following David's death. Autopsies are being performed on both McCready and Wilson. Officials expect to release those results soon.
Mindy McCready was born in Fort Myers Florida on November 30, 1970. Her given name was Malinda Gayle McCready. She began singing in church at the age of 3. When Mindy was 18, she moved to Nashville and signed with BNA Records. Her first album, "Ten Thousand Angels" , was released in 1996 and sold two million copies. She had a number one hit, Guys Do It All the Time", off that album. In her career, Mindy had 14 songs and 6 of her albums on the Billboard Country Music Charts. But in recent years, she had a number of arrests, served time in jail and lost custody of her son Zander. Her boyfriend, David Wilson, killed himself in January of 2013 in their home in Heber Springs Arkansas. Mindy's father had her committed to rehabilitation in early February 2013. He claimed Mindy had been drinking and taking prescription drugs in the wake of Wilson's death. She was reportedly released after 18 hours. Police were called to Mindy's home on February 17 2013 following reports of gunshots. Officers found her body on the front porch, dead from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound.