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SENECA FALLS (AP) -- Hundreds are expected to attend a much-anticipated public hearing on the Cayuga Indian Nation's application to place 129 acres of upstate New York land into federal trust.
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Bring India political panel with me in the studio here is John -- co president and CEO monthly income -- to -- you don't think you are joining us from DC carried -- stop right there with The Washington Times -- to -- -- carried.
Gonna be here and the magic cat fight is not long that reflexively.
We think.
Of Republicans is having a good.
-- in but up Paul Ryan and apple run in particular I thought today.
On the stump Mitt Romney seemed to me making a pretty good faced a bit of a right.
On the yeah I think this is a great way for.
He a Republican Party to really get out there on the stump and finally start going on this but think what -- been calling for years the third rail of politics.
Look it.
And to really break down this 700.
-- billion dollars that's been cut from on Medicare to go towards Obama care.
You get about 400 billion dollars on that 700 billion dollars has has it actually comes out of the a -- goes towards doctors' fees.
And and and towards hospitals is the reason why a lot of doctors are not accepting medi care anymore about a 150 billion does of and that about 700 endowed.
Billion dollars is actually cut from Medicare part.
So this is one of those things that.
I'm Obama can say well you know this is what we're doing to streamline things and so on so forth.
But look even and Obama's own book under a -- give hope he said that Medicare was broken.
And this is -- reason why.
Things are being -- -- -- the -- -- -- essentially kicking the can down the road he doesn't want take responsibility for let's face it Medicare is gonna be but essentially broke.
In the next ten years.
-- well yeah I think Mitt Romney must be contagious because Paul Ryan is flip flopping and a big big way he supported you the exact same -- they're not even actually there to simply cuts in the rate of growth.
By Paul Ryan's logic if these are -- spent his cuts amount to trillions of he has a supposed savings from his plan.
We are we would love to have a debate about Medicare and they're look there needs to be some restructure Medicare is scored at least for the cost.
What Paul Ryan is doing I was saying.
Well here's a voucher.
Go ahead and buy your health insurance service that -- which is exactly what somebody is 85 and diabetes and chronic conditions wants to do they wanna go out shopping for insurance.
He turned -- from a defined benefit into a voucher to be like -- I -- you.
Hey here's here's a ten dollar voucher for -- -- -- right split it up having fun will you you wouldn't be able to afford it and that's exactly what's gonna happen.
We have -- -- that it doesn't that affect anybody over the age of fifty fives -- but it isn't somebody.
Yeah I'm still basically -- it's getting rid of Medicare as we know what for those under fifty -- no no but you see those under 55.
Will actually be able to prepare.
As far as this whole program is concerned.
Maybe if I come rod batting point of note and no no no that won't be easy at that point then we can we can actually just look at the fact that.
About eight -- ten years from now nothing's going to be there anyway he that they actually is dire I can tell you that right now know we know that the media and nothing is done to a voucher program.
When he usually have -- what are Democrats actually doing at this point to actually reform it nothing obvious -- -- Joseph let's jump right doesn't it on the -- -- when Charles resell asks that question.
Kolb makes appointee there's nothing wrong with a back to what do you believe is wrong with a voucher system will change his Medicare and Medicare as we -- right now.
Means that if you get sick in -- over certain age you get coverage through what this is saying is well you -- you may get covered for part of that you get -- -- to buy part of it it's not terribly gutsy to say we wanna save money in Medicare.
By simply giving less money to seniors and having them bear the burden increasingly more and more.
Of coverage and in if that's what he wants to do -- she does have the guts to commence I had an opportunity for foreign Medicare.
-- yes Cindy Harris agrees with -- point she says it's interesting to -- the democrats' argument here it's basically yes -- -- needs reform -- But law where is your plan -- Is that what you're saying that there is no real plan I thought we did to have it all laid out in President Obama -- Careful.
As as far as I can see what we're seeing in Obama's health -- Reform is simply cutting of Medicare we're not seeing any kind of reform whatsoever.
Coming for the Democrats as far as Medicare it's basically just sit there and do nothing -- After a B I -- local race that the Democrats were simply cheering on -- -- -- -- reason why.
Paul -- Medicare planet is going to go down the tubes and this is why -- Democrats are going to be winning everywhere.
Yeah -- Bill Clinton went up to Paul Ryan said oh gee you know.
I really hope for the Democrats don't use this race do absolutely nothing on Medicare will -- -- -- -- -- Medicare reminds me of that line from the from the Vietnam War we had to destroy the village to say that.
They're basically destroying Medicare to allegedly say that.
There are plenty of plans from Democrats and I -- you know one of our other viewers writes in here John sort of drug known attack McCain says if we don't change Medicare Allen was it last looked twelve years Max.
There's not a fair point that you gotta do something we got -- of the Medicare but remember the problem Medicare is not the Medicare system with the underlying health care costs.
The administrative.
-- fees and Medicare about 3% compared to the twentieth or thirtieth for private insurers.
When we look at a country like Israel or France or Germany or Switzerland.
We want our doctors themselves not even X.
The wind does -- have not even accepting Medicare you even at this point they are not getting -- that led them on many products have been brought many doctors.
Milton many doctors at this point are dumping Medicare because they themselves can even keep open their own businesses woman -- -- -- -- -- to have Medicare remote -- can't afford it.
They can't afford it at this.
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Amazing atmosphere and delicious food. We'll be back!
Nice ambiance; you have the choice of sitting in the formal dining room or the "outdoor" patio, which is actually inside but looks like it's outside. Very nice atmosphere, we chose "outside". The service was excellent and the food amazing. I could have eaten the bread as my dinner and been happy but the chicken parm (the one with eggplant slices) was a great choice. My wife enjoyed the Linguini alle Vongole Veraci (clams). For dessert we had the tiramisu and the chocolate tiramisu. Very tasty and my wife had a terimasu drink and I had a cafe latte, both tasted great! The bottle of wine was great with the meal. Also live music (jazz) began at 7pm which was excellent. It was a bit pricey but worth it for a special occasion.
We enjoyed Easter Brunch at Luigi's and would definately recommend the restaurant. We have a high standard for food and don't give big compliments very often. While the service left a bit to be desired (the waiter did inform us he had just finished his training), the food was worth the trip. The bread with the garlic spread was very good, as well as the salad that comes with each entree. We orderd the red snapper, whitefish and the grilled chicken with grilled eggplant. The snapper and chicken were really good dishes. I would order the snapper again without hesitation. The whitefish was bland. The rice and grilled vegetables that came with the meal were also very good. We didn't order dessert, but there was a nice menu selection.
The food was good & it was nice to have the live band, but at times it was hard to hear my dining buddy talk. Also, the service was a bit slow.
With great food, excellent staff and an amazing Italian Villa setting, Luigi's is the perfect place for a wonderful meal with the family or romantic night out dining. Their live music Friday/Saturday nights is a wonderful compliment to their outstanding menu and ambiance. We love watching the owner play....he is awesome. They make an amazing Tuscan Margarita , and their lasagna is a favorite....when I am not eating the steak! I have tried almost everything on their menu, and it gets harder and harder each time to choose what to eat as nothing here has ever been less than delicious. You need to eat here!
Always enjoy going there. Food gets better every time I go.
Ambiance is a bit off, just an interesting place. Way too pricey for the food we were served
Luigi's continues to deliver a consistent experience - good food and good service. They fill up routinely so reservations are recommended.
I love the decor! It truly feels like you're sitting outside on a patio. The food is also quite good. We had a group of 9, and there were several groups larger than us there, but everybody had their own space. It didn't even feel like there were other people there!
Absolutely my favorite place to dine in the area. Food was right temp, perfect presentation, delicious, and plenty. Very romantic dinner atmosphere. And our service person was knowledgable and top notch. A perfect evening. Oh and the cheesecake is to die for. The live jazz is wonderful but a little too loud. But that won't stop me going again.
Came here after spending the weekend in College Station for my cousin's graduation and wanted to take my mother out for brunch. Very nice atmosphere. The brunch menu isn't extensive (only on Sundays, as well) but everyone agreed the food was great. Fresh eggs and vegetables in the fritatta. Bloody Maries were also great. I'm not an expert on College Station dining, nor do I frequent the place much, but if in the city again, I would like to try this place for dinner and would advise others to do the same.
We like this restaurant because they are kid-friendly, and they are local. There are too many upscale Italian restaurants that are overpriced, and only for special occasions. Luigi's has a kids' menu which my kids enjoy. The food is pretty good overall so the adults can enjoy too.
Reasonable cost....slow turnover....always get a reservation because f you don't and you get there, the place s 3/4 empt and theywon't accommodate you because they are saving tables for reservations. This has happened 3 times...they need to figure out a way to manage this problem
I made a reservation online for my anniversary. The recognized us upon arrival, say us in the perfect quiet table as requested and delivered a great dining experience. Food timely, wine list reasonably proceed and good offerings, good service.
Luigi's is a comfortable, reliable and yet surprisingly refreshing restaurant! We've been there dozens of times and, without exception, leave for the evening saying, 'delicious!' and 'that was so nice!!' We go for romantic dinners and ask to sit in the indoor patio. We go for dinners with family, and they always accommodate a crowd. Music is super!! Service is superb!
good food. good service. handled special requests with a smile.
We loved Luigi's! We enjoyed the inside "patio" decorated with greens, umbrellas and lights, very romantic setting. Our food was delicious from the portabello/polenta appetizer to the bread pudding dessert. Had the snapper which was done perfectly. We would highly recommend coming here. Also enjoyed the live music and friendly service!
food was outstanding, atmosphere was awesome. only downfalls, the live music was very loud at times, but very good musicians. the server was a bit standoff-ish but nice and helpful
My first visit included my brother's family along with my girlfriend and it was outstanding. Great Italian feel, very clean, good menu selections and if you're there on a music night and one of the jazz bands is there then you're in for a treat if you like that kind of music. I only had one thing that kept me from making this rating an all 5 star: 1) I ordered the lamb chops- VERY tasty, but hardly any meat and a boat load of veggies. For the price I would've expected just a bit more chop. However, don't let that sway you. The service was very good- there was an issue with the bill regarding charging gratuity on a few "to go" orders, but they worked with us and resolved it. I plan on going again hopefully sooner than later. Enjoy!
Our nephew had recommended this restaurant. We were pleasantly surprised at the experience. It is a lovely restaurant, with very nice music, a live jazz group, a nice wine list, and attentive servers. Based on other reviews we did make a reservation and were seated immediately. We will return to dine often.
Great food and terrific service topped off with a fantastic dessert for the birthday girl! Totally a wonderful experience.
We went with my parents to celebrate their birthdays and enjoyed listening to some wonderful music by Johnny and Lise while enjoying great food. We will definitely be back.
Luigi's has a great atmosphere with exquisite food and good wine. There was live music but it wasn't loud. I loved that the owner was out greeting his guests and making sure they were comfortable and happy. Try the duck and definitely leave room for dessert. We ate 4 courses and did not feel stuffed. We will definitely return.
We visited on a football weekend and had a great meal. The veal parmesan was excellent, but the lasagna astonished me. The pasta was old fashioned homemade and the sauce was a light tasty combination of bechemel and tomato. Our table was one row away from an excellent jazz quartet: bass, piano, clarinet and drums. They were worth the visit without the outstanding food and service. The noise from chatty diners did diminish the ambience a bit, but it was gameday!
Not a low priced restaurant, but very reasonable for the quality of food and atmosphere.
A storm moved in and knocked out the power...the staff took it in stride...candle lit tables, the live band kept playing and my wife and I enjoyed our meal as great as ever...this place knows service...Jim
I took my girlfriend to Luigi's for our first time celebrating her birthday together. I hoped for a very comfortable, flavorful, fun, romantic dinner at a place with a great selection of wine and a warm atmosphere. I got everything I had hoped for and more. I might be a little biased because I had dinner with the most beautiful woman but I would say that's a plus because nothing detracted from our night together. I was very pleased. Thank you Luigi's for a great dinner and experience!
We took our son and some friends there to celebrate his 21st birthday. We had a great time. The place was perfect.
The location was easy to find and we were seated quickly with our reservation. The food was very tasty. The only suggestion was to speed up the service a bit. Our dinner was just under 2 hours and luckily the company was excellent or it would have been a bit embarrassing.
Food was excellent. Steak perfectly prepared. Not crazy about the jazz music. Maybe guitar or violin would fit the decor better. Italian music more befitting the patio decor.
We have visited Luigi's twice and the food and ambiance is excellent. The service depends on your server. Amy is an excellent waitress. The girl we had this time was beyond slow. It took us (party of 2) over and hour and a half to eat a salad,entree and dessert. Please come try their food or dessert, just ask for Amy.
Small family Italian with a good mix of selections at reasonable prices.....not for kids or large groups....unless requesting side room. Bread is just OK.....needs dipping olive oil . Service is great....never overcrowded so good for conversations. Don't be seated close to entertainment if you prefer intimacy.
I took my girlfriend here, and I was quite satisfied. The food was very good, but the ambiance was perfect. They have a little stage for live music, but it doesn't dominate the atmosphere. If you're looking for a romantic night out I recommend this place.
Excellent atmosphere! The restaurant is beautifully and authentically decorated. Especially nice to go when the outside weather is no pleasant. Food was great. Wonderful sauces, however expected just a little bit more for the dish we had. Only have tried one thing, and plan to go back to try something else!
We love the entertainment and the ambience! Our server, Zach, was outstanding, energetic, and very attentive. The meal was absolutely wonderful, but the bread pudding was out of this world fantastic! This is our favorite dining spot and we recommend it to all of our friends who are looking for a good place to go on "date night."
great live music that didn't overpower the room. food was outstanding and creative. chef incorporates unexpected ingredients in a way that is always pleasing to my palate. I would try anything he/she comes up with.
I took my girlfriend on our first date here, and I was not disappointed. The atmosphere is fantastic, and they even had a live band. Someone even paid for our dinner! The food was great, no complaints there. The only downside was our waiter, even though there were not a ton of guests, wasn't around a lot. I think he refilled our drinks once or twice, so we sat there for awhile without anything.
If you want fun, food and music, go to Luigi's on a Thursday night when the Occasional String Band is playing. They are awesome, the owner jumps in with clarinet and a good time is had by all. Wait staff is excellent.
We celebrated my birthday at Luigi's this week and it was a wonderful dining experience. We had a corner table out in the "patio" area where we could enjoy the live entertainment (awesome and not overpowering). The menu is relatively small but highly varied and the food was extremely good, we had the anti pasta sampler (a little of each appetizer offered-very nice), the red snapper and a melt in your mouth cranberry bread pudding. We highly recommend Luigi's and several groups were in attendance, graduation weekend, so they can accommodate both small and large parties without issue. We also noted they offer a brunch menu on the weekend, so that will be our next visit, we can't wait!


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What Life Holds For Athletes After The Olympics
As a kid, Nancy Hogshead-Makar wanted to be the best swimmer in the world. At 14, she got her wish when she was ranked number one in the world for 200-meter butterfly at age 14. Four years later, she was part of U.S. team that boycotted the Moscow Olympics, and at 22, she swam in five Olympic finals at the 1984 Los Angeles games, winning three gold medals and one silver medal.
"I knew that the 1984 Olympics were really going to be my swan song," she tells NPR's Lynn Neary. She retired after those games and went to finish out a year and a half at Duke University.
"What's difficult about going from being very, very, very good at something — being blessed and graced and feeling strength and pride in what you're doing — is finding something else that is worth giving yourself over to," she says. "You do have to start at the bottom ... and that's hard."
Read the profile of Nancy Hogshead-Makar from Deadspin.com.
Hogshead-Makar is now the senior director of advocacy for the Women's Sport Foundation.
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On the value of parental support
"My parents are unique, I think, in some ways, in that they didn't always agree with all my decisions, but they always supported whatever my decisions were, and I don't think all parents would. For example, my parents, they paid for my last year and a half of swimming. I dropped out of college, gave up my college — I thought I giving up my college athletic scholarship, and they paid for the whole kit and caboodle ... I think a lot of parents probably wouldn't do that."
On the lasting benefits of being an athlete
"When you look at, kind of, the gestalt, the big picture of what it means for a girl just to play sports, not to be in the Olympics, but it is really powerful stuff.
"And I'd also say that, in my work at the Women's Sports Foundation, that so many other women athletes use their athletic career as a platform for giving back ... The social good that Olympians are doing out there, trying to use their Olympic fame as a way to help so many causes from, you know, diseases to social causes to ... all kinds of things."
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Russian prosecutors charged anticorruption lawyer and blogger Alexei Navalny, one of President Vladimir Putin's harshest critics, with embezzlement Tuesday in connection with a 2009 timber deal in which he participated as an unpaid adviser. The criminal charges, which carry a five-to-10 year prison term, are the latest to be lodged against a vocal Kremlin critic and have some U.S. lawyers with Russian expertise skeptical about the country's commitment to the rule of law.
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Howe Library, Hanover NH invites you to The Howel Classic, a mini-golf extravaganza. Do you enjoy mini-golf, good food and mingling? Then you will find all three at the 2012 Howel Classic on Saturday, March 24 from 7 – 10 p.m. That's right, a miniature golf course set up and ready to play in the Howe Library. The 18-hole course will be open with tasty appetizers, wine and beer being served. Chloe Brisson & Absolute Jazz will provide the entertainment. Because alcohol will be served, all participants must be at least 21 years old. All attendees will be entered for a chance to win a round for two at Montcalm Golf Club or a pair of round-trip tickets on Cape Air. Cost is $50 per person and you must RSVP by March 16.
But don't forget the little ones because on Sunday, March 25 from 11 a.m. – 4 p.m. the Library is open to all! You can try the 18-hole course while enjoying pizza, beverages and treats. This is a chance for adults and children to get a little loud in the Library. All attendees will be entered for a chance to win movie tickets, passes to Storrs Pond or an iPod. Tickets are only $5 per person.
What a weekend – stay at Breakfast on the Connecticut and then spend a fun and most unusual time supporting the Hanover, NH's local library, where all services are open to the public and free.
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I'm in Kathmandu and just finished the EBC and Gokyo trek starting from Shivalaya in 15-16 days (earlier than expected) so now I have time to possibly do ABC also, can anyone give me any guidance on a good outline/ itinerary to complete it in 11 days?
Anyone contemplating the above should be aware that the Nepal / India Border will close at midnight tonight and not reopen until after the elections
Good Luck Rob
Hi plan to be in Bhaktapur for Bisket Jatra in april- although New Years day is mon 14th -what is the best time/ place to be for any festival?
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Just curious. Do I need to get a hiking permit from my country (Malaysia) or do I get it in Nepal itself in order to hike up to the Annapurna Circuit? And what is the procedure like along with the fee?
Hi dear, I am so glad to read about your travelogue on Nepal. I am going for a winter trekking in Poon Hill in mid-Jan 2014. As a Malaysian, I kind of worry of the weather and the snow fall conditions. Tried to survey on it and found yours best answered my question. Though I still have some questions on the equipments to pack. Do you think I must get a down jacket instead of fleece jacket while trekking? Averagely, how many inches of snow will there be in Jan? I read about a need of waterproof shoes but I wonder what is the minumum height of the winter boot should I get? Thanks =)
Hi, how to find an english speaking local guide in pokhara for the general business consulting purpose rather than tourism?
Hi VTers!
I will arrive very late like 11PM, if I would like to go to Pokhara on the earliest next flight (which is around 7am), is there a flight ticketing office in the Kathmandu airport itself so I can book my ticket there? Do you think they are still open at around 11-ish PM?
I don't feel comfortable sending my credit card details via email, as the Yeti Air and Buddha Air don't have online booking facility. Thus, I thought of booking my flight soon as I arrive in KTM.
Let me know your thoughts. Thanks!
We are planning on going to Nepal and staying around Kathmandu for about a week.I was wondering where we could get a good view of the highest (snow capped) mountains with in a couple of hours drive from Kathmandu?
We are staying 7 nights in Kathmandu of which we are going 4 of the days sightseeing in Kathmandu and surroundings .We are free for 2 full days to do what we want to do.
then we will go for
2 nights in Pokhara
2 nights in Lumbini
2 nights in Royal Chitwan National Park
Is it wise to travel to KTM & PKR in Dec with kids in tow? Do we need thermals if we r not trekking? Also, is it safe there? We are keen in jungle safari the most.
What are the best places to go in Kathmandu for New Years Eve? (Australian Travellers)
We are thinking of coming to Nepal for the first time in begin April 2014.
I was wondering if the weather is good then?
we would we starting in Kathmandu,,Bhaktapur ,Valley of Kathmandu,Terai, Lumbini,,Tansen ,Pokhara.and back to Kathmandu.this is a 11 day trip.
They also have a 9 day trip but the without Tansen.and Lumbini,.
With trip is advisable?
Is also have a question about taking pictures? Can you take pictures of people in Nepal? Or are there certain laws about taking pictures?
Are people very annoying to sell you things in Nepal?( not that we are not going to things) but in Sri Lanka everyone wanted us to buy from everyone.I found that very annoying.
Thank You
Is December/January a good time of the year to go to Base Camp Everest?
Female travelling alone to Nepal, whats the top 10 tips?
Any one on during this time...
Is KTM weather now varies widely for the day & night? Do I need thermal wear for next week arrival?
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My husband and I have decided to spend fifteen days or so in Nepal backpacking in early spring. The top three things we want to hit are: the Annapurna sanctuary trek, riding an elephant in Chitwan, and taking a flight around Everest. Any suggestions/itenerary ideas/other Nepal travel tips to make this all possible? Any help would be greatly appreciated as I don't even know where to begin planning. Right now, we are set to arrive in Kathmandu and then maybe take the bus or a flight to Pokhara. Thank you.
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The breed of our beloved mascot is in trouble, New York Times Magazine reports
Posted by: Leigh Finnegan in Leisure, Vox Populi, tags: Bulldogs, Jack the Bulldog, MascotsThe bulldog is the quintessential college mascot. He's strong, he's pugnacious, but he's still cuddly and adorable enough to dress up and take for walks. But according to a recent article published by New York Times Magazine, this perfect breed of mascot is running into some serious trouble.
The story focuses on the practices of breeders of the English bulldog, the breed to which Jack, along with other famous mascots like Yale's Handsome Dan and UGA's creatively named Uga, belongs. According to the article, breeders have practiced so much rampant genetic manipulation on English Bulldogs, including inbreeding and targeting "extreme traits," that English bulldogs as a whole have developed a wide array of health problems. The breed now has a high incidence of respiratory illness, neurological disorders, and difficulties in reproduction and birth, to name a few on the Bulldog's unusually long list.
The deterioration of the English Bulldog's health has led some to consider whether continued breeding is ethically sound. And although the article focuses mostly on Uga as its example of a college bulldog, we can't help but think about the fate of our own poor little Jack. After all, he helps us when we're stressing about finals, he's inexplicably gained us street cred as a dangerous school, and he rips apart boxes adorned with opposing teams' logos like we've never seen. We can only hope the poor guy's health isn't flailing like those of his relatives.
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In a softly lit room, one of his crew is working on computer visuals to accompany the song "Magic in the Blues" for Stewart's show at the Troubadour in West Hollywood on Friday, an intimate show set to celebrate the release of his new album, The Ringmaster General.
Next door, two more members of Stewart's staff are working on edits and a trailer for the documentary film of the same name, a quirky inside look at the making of the The Ringmaster General and its predecessor, The Blackbird Diaries, over two five-day bursts of creativity in a Nashville recording studio.
Stewart takes a seat in small conference room in his penthouse suite on the 11th floor of a vintage building at the corner of Hollywood and Vine. The window behind him offers a spectacular view of the iconic Capitol Records building on the north side of the block.
The wall in front of him is filled with names and photos from brain-storming sessions for casting several movie and TV projects he's developing, one of them a movie he and Beatle Ringo Starr dreamed up, another one a musical titled Zombie Broadway.
On the table are pitch boxes – which he makes and fills with objects to send production companies and studios to pitch his ideas – including one for Malibu Country, the sitcom Stewart created that stars country star Reba McEntire and comedian Lily Tomlin, premiering Nov. 2 on ABC.
You quickly get the feeling it's always a busy day at Weapons of Mass Entertainment.
"What I do – this place, all the people who work here – we nickname it the Idea Factory," Stewart says, his soft voice lightly accented by the northeast England of his childhood. "And what happens is, I have these ideas. I'm just thinking in my head, disparate things. And I start to formulate this idea."


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The Mahoosuc Community Band will have its end-of-the-summer concert Monday, Aug. 13, at 7 p.m. at the Gould Academy Bingham Auditorium in Bethel.
We have added new players for the summer. Several young people from Telstar and Gould Academy are playing instruments and joining us for the final concert of the season. Because of the added number of players, we are having the last concert at Bingham Auditorium at Gould Academy, where the auditorium is larger.
Refreshments will be served after the concert. That gives everyone a chance to mingle and meet the musicians. While the concert is free to the public, donations are accepted and help provide music for the band.
The Mahoosuc Community Band continues to provide music for the people of the surrounding area and encourages participation at many levels, from students who want to advance their skills to grandparents who just love to play music.
Anyone interested in bringing out their old instrument and dusting off the valves or pads is welcome to come anytime we're practicing. The band encourages all abilities in the goal of promoting music in our communities. Rehearsals for the fall will start Monday night, Sept. 10, at 7 p.m. in the basement of the West Parish Congregational Church in Bethel.
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All my research keeps taking me to AM so I figured I need to join you guys.
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In the military and tested positive for gear after taking dan freemans test400 PH about 2 years ago but cleared my name in the end. Obviously now I'm limited to natty test products and have used:
Anabolic minds Taurotest - Good results but I think I'm adapting to it now
Axis labs HyperTest - great first cycle but nothing from my second time cycling it
Animal Stak - very spotty from this, great focus but it's now on our banned list for some reason!
Primaforce DAA - angry man with no muscular gains.
ive traine properly since 2006 and I train 5 times a week using a sensible split. I eat 3500-4200 calories over 6/7 solid meals.
so here's my question:
I managed to get hold of 2 tubs of Endosurge and I'm going to run it with the arimapro. It's not a PCT but after doing my homework it looks like it has the potential to be a quality stack. What I don't want is it to be too overpowering.
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The story of a man coming to terms with the mutable past, Julian Barnes's new novel is laced with his trademark precision, dexterity and insight. It is the work of one of the world's most distinguished writers. Tony Webster and his clique first met Adrian Finn at school. Sex-hungry and... read more
The first third of the book serves as a looking back upon high school and university years for the main character, Tony. We meet his friends, and are introduced, importantly, to Adrian. Adrian is impossibly intelligent, rational, and philosophical. At the end of high school the brotherhood... read more (warning: may contain spoilers)
"We live in time-it holds us and moulds us- but I've never felt I understood it very well. And I'm not referring to theories about how it bends and doubles back, or may exist elsewhere in parallel versions. No, I mean ordinary, everyday time, which clocks and watches assure us passes regularly: tick-tock, click-clock. Is there anything more plausible than a second hand? And yet it takes only the smallest pleasure or pain to teach us time's malleability. Some emotions speed it up, others slow it down; occasionally, it seems to go missing- until the eventual point when it really does go missing, never to return."
"Perhaps I feel just safer with the history that has been more or less agreed upon"Anthony Webster
"Well, in one sense, I can't know what is that I don't know. That's philosophically self evident"Adrian Finn
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Comment posted Waitrose has £325k on table for Tuesday planning hearing – and opposition rolls in by Councillor George Freeman.
Cllr Reay now moving a motion to approve the application. Now reading it out to obtain confirmation if it is competent or not. Now seconded by the Chair – Cllr Kelly.
Application has been approved.
Councillor George Freeman also commented
- In the final straight now. Cllr McCuish has confirmed his support as has Cllr Reay. We only await the views of the Chair.
- Alex McNaughton has also confirmed his support along with Gordon Chalmers. It is now clear that it will be approved if a competent motion / amendment can be put together.
Cllr McAlister has also indicated support along with Cllr Devon, Cllr McMillan and Cllr McQueen. - Bruce Marshall has stated that he will support the application if a competent amendment can be brought forward. David Kinniburgh has stated that he will be doing the same. Robin Currie has stated that he hopes the application will be approved but the mitigation is insufficient. He is looking for an additional £420k in mitigation for various items. Neil McKay also looking to support it if an amendment can be put together but needs more mitigation.
- Summing up now complete. Now moving on to the PPSLC members debating the issue before the decision is taken. It looks like it will be an approval but watch this space.
- Summing up now underway.
Recent comments by Councillor George Freeman
- Shift in perspective on Council Tax freeze – but is it being managed?
Graeme, you may not like it but the facts speak for themselves. I was there and I can confirm that of the 80 people in the room, only 6 supported the ongoing Council Tax freeze. This was not a hand-picked audience but were random individuals from all across Scotland. There was no comment or argument on the numbers from Rob Gibson SNP MSP who was on the political panel.As an individual, I do not support the Council Tax freeze when I see services being cut as a result. As a property lawyer, you certainly would not be classed as vulnerable and will not have seen the worst of the service cuts. Why do you think the Council was proposing the closure of Struan Lodge Elderly Care Home? Why are we currently consulting on the massive cuts that have had to be imposed on the Amenity Services budget? The list goes on and on.
It is clear that without the Counil Tax freeze, service cuts would not be as severe as they are.
Although the freezing of the Council Tax sounds good, over the past seven years, the total saved by the average Band A Council Tax payer is only £258 (70p per week) whereas the wealthy in their Band H properties are saving £4-22p per week (six times the saving being achived by those at the lower end of the wealth scale).
I think that it is quite clear from these figures that it is the wealthy who benefit most from the SNPs policy on freezing the Council Tax.
- Council meeting: is this what Audit Scotland had in mind?
Simon, I am delighted to note your concerns for me. You may have noted that I have remained relatively silent over the past 10 months while the Council has tried to deal with all the political upheaval that it has faced. I will at some time in the near future give my own views on this issue.As far as my position with the new administration is concerned, I believe that it would be appropriate to clarify a number of points. Firstly, during the political upheaval, I made it clear on a number of occasions that I was happy to work with any councillors who were willing to set aside their own self-interest and work for the benefit of all the residents of Argyll & Bute. My view was that all 36 councillors should have been locked in a room until agreement could be reached on a commitment to put Argyll & Bute first. Any who were not willing to sign up to such an agreement should then have been excluded from the administration. At that point, all appointments would then be made solely on merit and experience. Unfortunately, at that time, all councillors were not willing to agree to a meeting of all 36 councillors. I am sure that you will appreciate that the Council has moved on somewhat since then.
You refer to me accepting a post within the new administration. I should point out that I was appointed as Vice Chair of the Helensburgh & Lomond Area Committee by the Council on 21 March 2013 (almost 8 months ago) under the previous administration. Nothing has changed there. I can confirm that I did not submit an "expression of interest" for that position.
I remain committed to working with any councillor who is willing to put Argyll & Bute first before their own self-interest. This includes councillors of all political persuasions (and none) and those within and out with the administration. I hope that this has helped to make my position at this time clear.
- Grangemouth: facts, consequences and issues
For the benefit of Longshanks and Stewarty, I spent years in a previous life working with oil tankers of all sizes at the large Oil Fuel Depots at Invergordon, Old Kilpatrick and Garelochhead. We loaded and offloaded various sizes of tankers (commercial and RFA) with aviation fuels, F75 and F76 diesel fuels and heavy fuel oils.Robert Wakeham is correct that VLCCs are crude oil carriers. Longshanks is wrong, even the layman can tell the difference between a VLCC and a refined oil carrier which is very much smaller. Longshanks is also wrong when he states that "many of those VLCCs you see at Finnart are exporting refined petroleum products".
At no stage did I make a statement that "Scotland is a net importer of oil". You obviously do not want to admit what INEOS is telling us that most of the crude oil going to Scotland's only oil refinery at Grangemouth is imported.
- Grangemouth: facts, consequences and issues
Longshanks, the information has been confirmed by Petroineos Refining and Trading. They state that at the Finnart facility, they currently "import around 60% of the crude oil required to feed the refinery (the other 40% comes from BPs Kinneil plant at Grangemouth) and they export 15-20% of the refinery's output".As I am sure you will be aware, Kinneil is the Grangemouth end of the North Sea pipeline.
These figures can also be confirmed by checking shipping and other public figures that are available to the public.
I assume that you do not drive past the Finnart facility on a daily basis like me and that you therefore do not see the VLCCs that are alongside discharging the crude oil that ends up being pumped to the Grangemouth refinery?
Are you telling me that you know the companies business better than them, or is it that you would prefer to have us believe that Scotland does not require to import most of its oil?
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Our public for the fourth straight trading day hitting seven month lows but this next loyal CEO says don't get used to it because demand is skyrocketing -- -- world.
And supply has yet to catch up John Schiller is the CEO of energy 21.
He joins us now in a Fox Business exclusive John good to see you thanks for coming in.
-- prevalence all these folks who say look we go to the reason prices coming down we have this huge supply now we've got to a glut of oil in Cushing and that's that's why.
That's why the oil prices come down to which you say.
That's the domestic -- -- all the worldwide commodity look around the world.
We've got capacity to produce about 91 million barrel that there were consumer night so.
The other -- you know in the world real 1% excess capacity so so to supply have any effect on the price of oil in your mind.
About it I mean I think the price as you're saying about a hundred dollars for -- a direct result.
Of the of the very minimal amount of excess capacity to demand so but eventually the demand is gonna continue such strong enough so that.
The price is gonna come back up right now you think the prices low WC.
Periods like this where you draw but overall the troops still going to be I think broke above -- hundred.
We look worldwide half of those.
Consumption in the world now by the developing nations and that's a huge difference from where was five years ago now prices are all about the future you know that better than anybody because that's what you -- -- is the future and and you'll look at the future you think of natural gas for example the glut of natural gas we have -- They're practically giving -- stuff away isn't that eventually gonna spill over in the oil industry is as big power plants which over from oil and coal -- gas.
But they its -- over but it's it's a little bit different member of natural gases.
Local market only pipelines can't really export now this country forever you can't if you get liquefied -- and if the government allows you to a lot of let's say yeah a lot of ifs involved that's true.
-- I think you can't say as we -- -- be a great manufactured register what Dow Chemical some of these guys are doing is starting to use.
Natural gas for free stock and that's -- is gonna help our economy.
The impacts at the end of the day -- decouple those in the house wall to wall commodity natural gas is local.
I don't believe you have that big impact from what we do what about shale oil we're finding dead new new ways to get -- very similar to by the way to -- -- where it -- that we get natural gas or fracking process.
Isn't that gonna cause and tremendous extra supplies but think the -- then there were you when you look at what the cost to get the -- on the ground we run the numbers a lot different ways.
You keep coming back the 9095.
Dollar WTI -- those guys -- Right -- economics work so follow -- from Oppenheimer who says you know the natural price of oil right now should be about 85.
When should take most the risk premium -- he's wrong.
Lots of not a not a 585 not that much difference -- but we are talking WTI.
I think -- we believe long term you're not doing away with -- -- differential between WTI and Brent.
Probably the cost of transporting a barrel on mr.
Buffett's -- about ten dollars and -- we're going to be so.
-- WTI -- -- brutal round and so by now.
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Officials with the Chase City Chamber of Commerce said Thursday that 5th District Congressman Tom Perriello will visit Chase City today.
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"Texas alone has 1,100 licensed breeders with approximately 87,000 deer and a total economic impact of $652 million, according to a 2007 Texas A&M study. Breeders often sell deer at livestock auctions, where the price for a good buck can reach five figures (occasionally a champion buck, just like a prize bull, can sell for half a million dollars). Deer-breeding is the fastest-growing industry in rural America, according to that A&M study. But the high prices have prompted some reserves to reject Texas-bred deer. And so deer are smuggled in from northern states like Minnesota, where the stock is bigger and smugglers offer cut-rate prices. This way, smugglers skirt Texas laws that have closed the borders to non-Texas-bred deer."
This is a well-known concern to those in the industry. And the chief issue is the potential for the spread of the wasting disease. The disease has been discovered in 11 states and two Canadian provinces. While no evidence has yet been found in Texas, there is concern that the continued importing of deer will produce the inevitable.
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Miley Cyrus To Perform In Times Square On New Year's Eve
Who better to ring in 2014 with than Miley? The singer is confirmed to perform on New Year's Eve in Times Square right before the ball drops! Do you think she'll twerk at midnight, HollywoodLifers?
It's not a New Year's Eve party without Miley Cyrus! She's going to be singing live during Ryan Seacreast's New Year's Rockin' Eve at 11:45 p.m., according to Us Weekly. Ariana Grande and The Fray will also be performing on the show's West Coast version, hosted by Fergie!
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Miley Cyrus Grabs A Little Person's Butt In Shocking New Pic
She just can't stop! Miley performed for a packed crowd at the Jingle Ball in St. Paul, Minn. on Dec. 10, and a raunchy new bit with a little person took her on-stage antics to a whole new level.
First she was twerking with Santa at the Los Angeles Jingle Ball on Dec. 6. Then she was drinking with old Saint Nick, and now pictures have emerged of Miley Cyrus, 21, getting seriously hands-on with a little person on stage during her festive performance at the Xcel Energy Center in Minnesota. Check out the photo below!
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Miley Cyrus Tweets 'I Only Have Eyes For You' — Missing Liam Hemsworth?
Are things with Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth heating up — again? Amidst reports of a looming reconciliation, Miley tweeted out a romantic song lyric that definitely makes it seem like she's still got it bad for Liam!
When she said the whole thing was like a wrecking ball, she wasn't kidding! Miley Cyrus, 21, seems to be inching closer and closer to a reconciliation with Liam Hemsworth, 23. On Dec. 12, the raunchy young singer even tweeted a quote from a love song that seemed to be directed at her handsome ex-flame. Read on for more details!
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Miley Cyrus Drunk At Jingle Ball: 'I'm Definitely Gonna Throw Up On Stage'
Before Miley took the stage dressed as a sexy Mrs. Clause on Dec. 10, she revealed that she was actually the drunkest she'd ever been — and that she thought she was going to throw up on stage! Watch the hilarious interview below.
Miley Cyrus was already drunk when taking the stage at 101.3 KDWB's Jingle Ball in Minneapolis, Minn. We saw her chugging out of a bottle during her sexy performance, but we're hoping it was just water!
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Demi Lovato: Being Young Isn't About Using Molly — Dissing Miley Cyrus?
After revealing the darkest depths of her drug and alcohol addictions on Dec. 9, Demi opened up about her recovery on 'The Late Late Show.' But during her inspirational one-on-one, the singer seemed to throw a little shade at one of her pop rivals. Do you think Demi dissed Miley on purpose?
At the moment, Demi Lovato and Miley Cyrus's personas couldn't be more different. Miley is all "We Can't Stop" while Demi seriously had to stop to overcome addictions to drugs and alcohol in 2010 and 2011. And when Demi was on The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson on Dec. 9, it was clear that Demi did NOT approve of her fellow pop star's lifestyle.
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Miley Cyrus Drinks With Bad Santa In Naughty Christmas Outfit
'Tis the season to be twerking! At Jingle Ball in St. Paul, Minnesota, Miley mixed a little holiday spirit into her classic performance on Dec. 10. Dressed as a super sexy Santa, Miley grinded on her own version of Saint Nick, and chugged from a bottle in a paper bag during her performance.
After twerking with Santa at the L.A. Jingle Ball on Dec. 6, Miley Cyrus is now drinking with old Saint Nick! Miley sang a medley of her biggest hits at the Xcel Energy Center in Minn., while taking swigs from a bottle in a paper bag!
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Miley Cyrus Ditches Her Bob For Long Bangs & Shaved Head
Miley has switched it up yet again! She rocked a bob on Dec. 7 but apparently it was a wig, because she's gone back to her sassy style! Which look do you prefer on Miley? Vote and let us know below!
Miley Cyrus shocked us when she debuted a punky, bob haircut with dark roots on Dec. 7 at the KROQ Almost Acoustic Christmas in Los Angeles, Calif. but she's already gone back to her old hairstyle! Guess she pulled a Selena Gomez and tricked us by wearing a bob wig!
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Miley Cyrus Goes Topless & Shows Sideboob In Sexy New Pic
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Miley Cyrus is in the running for 'Time' magazine's Person of the Year! The magazine's managing editor revealed the nominees on Dec. 9 — and she is on the short list along with Edward Snowden and President Barack Obama!
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Miley Cyrus Ditches Edgy Look & Debuts New Bob Haircut
The bob is back! Miley's hair, which she's been growing out for months, is finally at a length she can experiment with, and on Dec. 7, the singer stepped out on the red carpet looking absolutely stunning with a new conservative hairstyle. Do you love it or loathe it?
We've been waiting for this day since Miley Cyrus announced in late August that she was growing her hair out. The singer debuted a brand new look at the KROQ Almost Acoustic Christmas in Los Angeles on Dec. 7 — a classic bob haircut that's a considerable departure from her previous punk rock style.
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Today is our buddy tckayaker's birthday.. Please post a birthday message on his whiteboard. I'm already over there, getting the place set up for your arrival.... Thank you!!!
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I was in Vegas last week and saw the Beatles Love Show and it was INSANE! If you ever have a chance to see this thing it is a must. Second greatest thing I've ever seen in my life, easily.
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Happy Thursday guys! I wish I could say we have a new release for you, but unfortunately "Battle of Egos Part I" passed a little too late. It and the 2x Bass Pedal version should be in next week's store update, and most likely will be live today on the Marketplace! We don't expect there to be any reason to pull the tracks, but I still advise you to buy at your own risk as you never know what could happen between Marketplace and RB3 store.
Anyways, you want to hear new stuff, right? Yeah. I was gonna make more than one announcement this week, but there's a storm coming and it might take out my power...or my house (you never know)...so any more announcements will have to wait. But anyways, we will announce that the theme song to the amazing Wha-Chow podcast is coming to the Rock Band Network!
Created by Psyguy with lyrics from ShadyVox of Yu-Gi-Oh! GX Abridged fame, this short theme song is brutal on guitar, fast on drums, and hilarious as hell on vocals. It captures the attitude of the podcast perfectly. If you aren't already a fan of the podcast, you will be! Check it out at http://www.whachow.com.
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