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*We are in the process of closing our studio space and relocating our classes. Please bear with us during this transition while scheduling lessons and response time is delayed. *
Come on down to Blue Moon Ballroom and see what all the buzz is about.
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Blue Moon Ballroom Studio to Close
Saturday, March 30, 2013
Dear Blue Moon dancers,
After much consideration, we have come to a difficult decision...
It has been a wonderful five years, but unfortunately we are unable to devote the necessary amount of time, finances and energy required to keep the studio viable. March 29th will be our last day of business at Blue Moon Ballroom. We will be relocating to a space that we can rent hourly for our private lessons and Zumba Fitness classes. We will be announcing the details on our new location at our "5th Birthday Dance/Farewell Party" on March 2nd.
This is a sad time for us and very bittersweet. We deeply appreciate your support over these last five years and have enjoyed making new friends and spreading the passion of dance within the community. We are looking forward to having more time to spend with our children Dylan and Emma in the evenings and maybe even getting out in the community to dance for "date nights" (woohoo!), but we will definitely miss this chapter of our lives.
If you have any credits with us such as private lessons, introductory packages, gift certificates, Zumba punch cards etc we ask that you please contact us immediately so that we can get you scheduled to use them up before we close. Lessons and classes will carry on as scheduled through March.
We hope you will join us for our 5th Anniversary/Farewell Party on Saturday, March 2. Thank you all again for five truly incredible and inspiring years.
Molly & Marcus,
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February 28, 2009
February 28, 2009, St. Peter, Minn. — The 12th-ranked Tigers improved to 3-2 on the season and advanced in the consolation bracket of the Intercollegiate Tennis Association Division III National Indoor Championship with a 6-1 win over 18th-ranked and host Gustavus Adolphus.
The Tigers took a 3-0 lead after doubles play before claiming wins at one, three, five and six singles. The complete box score will be posted later.
DePauw faces fifth-ranked Pomona-Pitzer at 7:30 p.m. this evening in the tournament's fifth-place match. Pomona defeated Coe, 8-1 this morning.
DePauw University vs Gustavus Adolphus College
Feb 28, 2009 at St. Peter, Minn.
(Swanson Tennis Center)
DePauw University 8, Gustavus Adolphus College 1
Singles competition
1. Janelle Arita (DEPAUW) def. Sierra Krebsbach (GAC) 6-2, 6-2
2. Sam Frank (GAC) def. Greer Mackie (DEPAUW) 6-4, 2-6, 1-0 (10-6)
3. Kelly Gebert (DEPAUW) def. Megan Gaard (GAC) 6-2, 6-0
4. Kayla Smith (DEPAUW) def. Ali O'Neal (GAC) 7-5, 6-4
5. Kristine Lewry (DEPAUW) def. Erica Dobson (GAC) 6-4, 6-2
6. Betsey Flanzer (DEPAUW) def. Christine Reimer (GAC) 6-1, 6-0
Doubles competition
1. Greer Mackie/Kayla Smith (DEPAUW) def. Sierra Krebsbach/Sam Frank (GAC) 8-4
2. Janelle Arita/Kelly Gebert (DEPAUW) def. Ali O'Neal/Erica Dobson (GAC) 8-3
3. Kristine Lewry/Tricia Wilks (DEPAUW) def. Mary Roop/Megan Gaard (GAC) 8-6
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Order of finish: Doubles (2,1,3); Singles (6,1,2,3,5,4)


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Tired of clicking to see a large version? Upgrade to e2 to browse all photos automatically at their largest size.Two glasses, one with Blueberries and one with Blackberries, I shone a light from the right side to try and highlight the colour.
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Date Taken: | 22 Dec 2012 - 3:57 PM |
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The double effect location gives it a very artistic affect.
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Produced by WS Packaging Group (www.wspackaging.com), the tags are offset printed in four colors and include an aqueous rub-resistant clear coat. The malt packs are held in place with a fugitive hot-melt spot glue, which is also used to keep the tri-fold tag closed until the consumer opens it. Copy on four of the tag's six panels extol the benefits of including slow-roasted malts as a beer ingredient.Learn about packaging innovation at The Packaging Conference in Orlando, February 3-5, 2014
A co-packer bags the malt and sends the bags to WS for attachment to the hang tag, which features a cutout of the Killian's label.
The brewer deployed this "sensory marketing" tool in time for St. Patrick's Day of 2008. It involved 11,000 lb of malt and 550,000 hang tags.
"We wanted to provide something more than just a simple neck hanger," says Jeff Billingsley, George Killian's brand manager. "We wanted to provide a unique experience with our brand." Beer distributors, too, see the hang tag as a big plus. "They see it as a tie-breaker on a crowded shelf, an authentic means of promoting the brand while educating consumers about the brand and about beer," says Billingsley.
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Dean at the School of Public Policy and Urban Dev., Director of the Dukakis Center for Urban and Regional Policy at Northeast Univ.
The duration of this "post-recession" slump is due in large part to a collapse in the nation's housing market and the resulting financial crisis. Unlike "normal" recessions stemming from an inventory build-up in manufactured goods or a steep rise in commodity prices, this current type takes a long, long time to unwind. But if we look out a few years, the real problem facing the Commonwealth will be its demographics.
Massachusetts is aging rapidly, more so than the rest of the nation, and this could pose serious problems for private businesses as well as the public sector. The key questions will be: "Who will be around to work?" and "Who will be here to pay the taxes we need for state and local services?" According to the U.S. Census Bureau, between 2010 and 2020, Massachusetts' population is expected to grow by just 3.1 percent, only about one-third as fast as the nation's (8.7%). Our birth rate is somewhat lower than the nation's, but what really accounts for slow growth is that we expect to receive fewer immigrants than other states; that residents will move to other regions of the country; and that few from other states will choose to move here. Additionally, by 2020 the Census Bureau projects there will be over 180,000 fewer adults aged 18 to 54 in the Commonwealth and nearly 380,000 more adults aged 55 and above, two thirds of whom will be 65 or older (see figure).
The baby-boom/baby-bust demographic is setting us up for what I have dubbed the "Third Civil War;" the first civil war being between the North and the South over slavery and states' rights. The North won. A century later, the equivalent of a second civil war was over where the industrial might of the nation would be located. The South won. Cities in the North like Detroit, Flint, and Buffalo lost. The current "civil war" is being waged over who will win the demographic battle. Those states, regions, and cities that can retain and attract young families will have a labor force for new business, investment, and jobs. Those areas that "lose" will be challenged to maintain their prosperity as firms locate where there is an abundant labor force and to fund their public services, because older taxpayers usually earn less, spend less, and pay less in income, sales, and property taxes.
With housing often taking up a third or more of a household's income, the price of home ownership and the price of rental housing is a paramount cost consideration in location decisions. Massachusetts home prices have declined since 2005, but not as fast as other regions of the country. Rents in Greater Boston remain at an all-time high as a result of foreclosed families moving to rental housing, large numbers of young families postponing their move to home ownership, and a continuing rise in the number of graduate students who overwhelmingly live off campus.
As such, housing costs remain a major reason for the demographic trends projected by the Census Bureau. If we are to prove the Census wrong and win a better demographic future, we need to find ways to build affordable housing throughout the Commonwealth and especially in cities and towns with the best schools, where young families want to raise their kids.


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I'd like to have serious discussion about violence and your suggestions.
Yes, I am a gun owner. I own many firearms including assault weapons and yes some of those weapons use high capacity magazine which is what I think you were referring to when you said high capacity ammunition.
Firearms which use magazines are designed for rapid reloading. It takes about a second to drop an empty magazine and reload with a fresh magazine with a little practice. So, if we ban high capacity magazines of thirty rounds than one would just need to carry two extra ten round magazines with them. With a reloading time of one to two seconds there is no real advantage gained by banning high capacity magazines.
One of the most favorite semi-automatic pistols is a single action 1911 style semi-auto .45cal. The magazine holds seven rounds. Again, reloading is very fast so one just carries a few extra magazines.
Realize that President Kennedy was assassinated with an old bolt-action rifle with a limited capacity. If the restrictions you are suggesting were in place back then it would still not have saved his life.
Every gun-owner I know wants to see an end to violence, not just gun violence but violence of every type. The states with the strictest gun laws have the highest gun violence around the country. So by statistics if we adapt your suggests violence would increase in Washington, no one wants that.
Many that appose increased gun control know what I know. If we want to change violence then we need to look at the true cause, the people who commit those horrible crimes. We need to take hard and active measures to identify and punish those who commit violent crime and unjustified murder.
Also, most gun owners look at new gun control restrictions as a step in gun control but the next step in an effort to restrict all gun ownership.
Case in point, I have a hunting rifle that will hit a target at five hundred yards, yes that a distance of five football fields. That rifle has never been used to kill a thing, nor will it as long as my life or family is not in danger.
I look forward to speaking to you more about this in the future and would like to listen to your thoughts and ideas.
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Creatine phosphokinase (CPK) is an enzyme found mainly in the heart, brain, and skeletal muscle. This article discusses the test to measure the amount of CPK in the blood.
See also: CPK isoenzymes
CPK test; Creatine kinase; CK test
Blood is typically drawn from a vein, usually from the inside of the elbow or the back of the hand. The site is cleaned with germ-killing medicine (antiseptic). The health care provider wraps an elastic band around the upper arm to apply pressure to the area and make the vein swell with blood.
Next, the health care provider gently inserts a needle into the vein. The blood collects into an airtight vial or tube attached to the needle. The elastic band is removed from your arm.
Once the blood has been collected, the needle is removed, and the puncture site is covered to stop any bleeding.
In infants or young children, a sharp tool called a lancet may be used to puncture the skin and make it bleed. The blood collects into a small glass tube called a pipette, or onto a slide or test strip. A bandage may be placed over the area if there is any bleeding.
The blood sample is sent to a lab, where the amount of CPK is measured.
This test may be repeated over 2 or 3 days for if you are a patient in the hospital.
Usually, no special preparation is necessary.
Tell your doctor about any medications you are taking. Drugs that can increase CPK measurements include amphotericin B, certain anesthetics, statins, fibrates, dexamethasone, alcohol, and cocaine.
When the needle is inserted to draw blood, you may feel moderate pain, or only a prick or stinging sensation. Afterward, there may be some throbbing.
When the total CPK level is very high, it usually means there has been injury or stress to the heart, the brain, or muscle tissue. For example, when a muscle is damaged, CPK leaks into the bloodstream. Determining which specific form of CPK is high helps doctors determine which tissue has been damaged.
This test may be used to:
The pattern and timing of a rise or fall in CPK levels can be diagnostically significant, particularly if a heart attack is suspected.
Total CPK normal values:
Normal value ranges may vary slightly among different laboratories. Some labs use different measurements or test different samples. Talk to your doctor about the meaning of your specific test results.
High CPK levels may be seen in patients who have:
Additional conditions may give positive test results:
There is very little risk involved with having your blood taken. Veins and arteries vary in size from one patient to another and from one side of the body to the other. Taking blood from some people may be more difficult than from others.
Other risks associated with having blood drawn are slight but may include:
Other tests should be done to determine the exact location of muscle damage.
Factors that may affect test results include cardiac catheterization, intramuscular injections, trauma to muscles, recent surgery, and heavy exercise.
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Barohn RJ. Muscle diseases. In: Goldman L, Ausiello D, eds. Cecil Medicine. 23rd ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2007:chap 447.
Cannon CP, Lee TH. Approach to the patient with chest pain. In: Libby P, Bonow RO, Mann DL, Zipes DP, eds. Braunwald's Heart Disease: A Textbook of Cardiovascular Medicine. 8th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2007:chap 49.
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THE MAROON A LOYOLA TRADITION SINCE 1923 "FOR A GREATER LOYOLA" rs Vol. 87, NO. 22 ONLINE EDITION AT LOYOI.AMAROON.COM FRIDAY, APRIL 23, 2010 Loyola's resources for sexual assault could be improved, some say By BRIANA PREVOST & KATIE URBASZEWSKI The Maroon After she was abruptly pulled into a van off Zimple Street a year ago, raped and left at a park, psychology sophomore Allegra Hartman said she was too distraught to know what to do for days. But it became clear to her soon after the assault that she had a responsibility to report it to the university. After reading a BOLO about a Tulane student who had been a victim of a similar assault the day before, Hartman realized she could use the same medium to warn other potential victims. "I thought it was really important that there be a BOLO sent out just because it's been like a chain, and it needs to be taken seriously," she had said a few weeks after she was assaulted. Sending out a BOLO is the beginning of a number of options Loyola students have when reporting a sexual assault, whether off-campus or not. According to the Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network's official website, one in six women and one in 33 men will be sexually assaulted in their lifetime, with college women being four times more at risk. The RAINN Web site also estimates that approximately 73 percent of rape victims know their assailants and that over 60 percent of rapes are not reported to the police. "Nobody knows for certain how much it happens because (sexual assault) is the most underreported thing," said Ilyse Goldberg, assistant director of University Counseling Center. "Our biggest push is to educate students on all their resources available," she said. Hartman's friend came to find her after she was left in the park, and she said it was obvious to both of them that she needed to immediately go to a hospital. Hartman wanted to tell her story to the counselor she had been seeing, but was told that she was unavailable at the time. The University Counseling Center is open from 8:30 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. Monday through Friday with a team of four counselors and a consulting psychiatrist. A counselor on call is also available 24/7 by calling the Loyola University Police Department. After Hartman could not get in touch with her counselor, she and her friend decided to go to the nearest hospital. They didn't know that only one hospital in New Orleans had rape kits — Louisiana State University Interim Public Hospital on Perdido Street. University Hospital has a SANE nurse, or Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner, to assist victims within 30 minutes of their call. The kits are free and the SANE nurses are trained to use them. They include Plan-B and STD pills along with other items. Goldberg said she wants students to remember that victims aren't required to file official reports with the New Orleans Police Department or the LUPD in order to get a rape kit with a SANE nurse. According to Second Lieutenant Joseph Lorenzo of NOPD, it's better to report the case within 72 hours because it's easier to obtain forensics. But both the SANE nurses and the police department get the victim's history of the event and the rape kits are held by NOPD for up to 30 days in case the victim decides to press charges. "We try to put her back in control of the situation," Lorenzo said. "We don't want to force anything on them. We just want them to get examined, so we can make sure they're OK health wise." If the victim decides not to press charges, the district attorney's services are discarded along with the rape kit. However, if the victim decides to press charges, the D.A.'s office has 60 days to determine whether or not it has a case. And if at any time the victim wants the police to stop their investigation, they will. Lorenzo says that campus police are usually the first to deal with the rape and they contact NOPD for forensics. And if the victim chooses to report, NOPD investigates the crime scene to ensure it meets the criteria for rape. "If it's not on campus, we don't consider it a campus case," he said. University Police does not consider off-campus rape a campus case, either. Because of the federal Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act, LUPD is required to report on all crime on-campus and in the immediate area off-campus. According to the Annual Crime Statistics report, there were zero forcible sex offenses in 2009. According to Capt. Roger Pinac of LUPD, the department can only report numbers to the Clery Statistics based solely on reports from victims and cases that happen within their jurisdiction, which may be why the numbers are so low. "What's reported to LUPD is what she (the victim) reports," said Robert Reed, assistant vice president for Student Affairs. "That, to me, that's the weakness of the Clery Act in general. The whole purpose of that number doesn't mean anything if it's Contents of a rape kit are on display at the Louisiana State University Interim Public Hospital on Perdido Street. University Hospital is the only location where rape kits are available in the New Orleans area. The kits are free and the hospital offers the services of Sexual Assault Nurse Examiners who are trained to respond to cases. Haitian students get support By ASHLEY STEVENS Staff Writer Loyola revealed its plans this week to support financially the Haitian students whose income was affected by the earthquake Jan. 12. "It's moments like this that the Catholic Jesuit mission matters most" said Sal Liberto, vice president for enrollment management Liberto said that the plan of financially helping Haitian students is a three-phase process. As of April 20, phase one has been completed. "The students from Haiti who owe balances, whose incomes were affected by the disaster, those balances have been cleared for the spring," Liberto said. Phase two of the plan, Liberto said, Ls to see if there are any other students who were also affected. Phase three is to make sure that any students who have been affected can graduate from Loyola "We will commit resources and university fundraising towaid ensuring their graduation," Liberto said. Liberto said that Loyola was able toclear the students' balances through fundraising. 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What is it about -- like Jesse's girl that still haven't singing thirty years after the became a huge hit.
-- my next guest knows.
About the power of music and what makes his fans keep coming back for more who is it.
It's that -- Rick Springfield.
He's back with a brand new album called silence for the end of the world -- to you again.
So much of the into the world that's up tempo that is actually it's a very it's a very energetic up album it's just.
It's too little tongue in cheek that the title because of the Mayan calendar thing and all but.
I mean the week the met this and that whoever wrote the album with and who -- -- -- would mean we've we talk.
On the road we've been talking a lot about what's going on in the world I mean it's real I think work.
Getting to a point where there may be no coming back Kenton it's we seem to be only be -- -- think beyond just our kids who -- generations like thinking of a billion and you can.
Picture of more than one generation I don't think we're taking care of the of the earth -- and all the crazy stuff was caught on I think people feel like there's.
When I feel that way what's the Jetsons because I realize that is truly a look at the future you're gonna listen -- record -- this -- soundtrack for if we go.
Let's talk about your fans because -- kind of fascinating to to learn in your documentary that's going to be coming out now that.
-- you didn't realize that you had this amazing fan base right from the began.
If it's as it -- a bit of -- shocked tennis but you don't realize that some of these people have been with.
That artists -- more need for thirty plus years and -- And you've been gone to a lot of stuff and their music my music has been part of their life and there's some really amazing stories in this documentary that.
Really amazing things incredible things important which reminds me of.
Personal story ahead and go back to my house.
Win bilateral high school friends -- -- little -- into the city and saw you up close and personal not only that it'd mean a lot to them that's.
That's -- and three were best friends -- is that picture of Rick.
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And -- it looks at you your career and you still -- strong you do eighty shows yet here as well right now.
But it's not just women.
Who like him.
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Anthony Pollina might have more in common with Sen. Hillary Clinton than his supporters care to admit.
Both Pollina, the Progressive candidate for governor, and Clinton have defied calls from pundits to throw in the towel and let their opponents get an early shot at the Republicans in the race.
In response, Clinton took the fight through this week's primaries (as "Fair Game" goes to press, she says she'll concede the delegate count to Sen. Barack Obama, but will not yet suspend her campaign). Meanwhile, Pollina held a Shock and Yawn event in Burlington: shock because he had the chutzpah to tease the media into attending; yawn because he merely announced that he's staying in the race.
Did anyone really think he'd drop out of the race for governor and run for lieutenant governor? The hyperventilation among some in the blogosphere and traditional media made one think it was inevitable. Another Democratic dream deferred.
Thursday's Queen City spectacle was held in front of City Hall, the Progressive Party's Mecca, with a bank of video cameras and microphones representing the political parties and media catching every word. A sparse group of onlookers cheered Pollina on as he rattled off key campaign themes — improving education and the environment, providing universal health care to Vermonters, helping farmers, and using his skills as an organizer to bring people together.
Pollina invoked the names of former Gov. Phil Hoff, the first Democratic governor in Vermont; U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders; and Obama, promising to emulate their ability to build multi-party coalitions. He called Democrat Gaye Symington and incumbent Republican Gov. Jim Douglas the "insiders," and referred to himself as the "outsider" in the race.
Neither the media nor the pundits were impressed. The stories that followed had a similar storyline: Pollina missed an opportunity by not letting Symington have a solo shot at unseating Douglas and by not taking up the mantle to unseat incumbent Republican Lt. Gov. Brian Dubie. As this fairy-tale scenario goes, Pollina would have the backing of the Democrats against Dubie.
Don't bet on it. The guy's lost three statewide races (one as a Democrat), and whether he has a one-on-one shot against Douglas or Dubie, there's no guarantee the fourth time is the charm.
Moreover, Seven Days has learned that a group of Burlington Democrats last month urged its party's executive committee to change party bylaws that would prohibit "anyone supporting a non-Democrat in a race in which a Democrat is running from contemporaneously serving on the [party] executive committee," according to an email from party chairman Ian Carleton.
The executive committee briefly debated the request, Carleton said, and handed it off to a special subcommittee, which promptly rejected the proposal. Instead, a "less formal protocol" was approved, which would encourage the party chair to simply ask any member of the executive committee actively supporting a non-Democrat to: take a temporary leave of absence from the committee for the duration of the campaign; recuse him/herself from meetings during that time; or, convey to the non-Democratic candidate that the person's status in the party should not be used in any promotional material.
Carleton wouldn't say if any current committee members fit the profile. But, my guess is they'll find one in order to teach a lesson. And, you have to wonder if the rule will be in place come 2012, when Sanders is up for reelection. Wagers?
Onion City Showdown — About 100 people gathered in Winooski Monday night to watch the unfolding tragicomedy pitting entrenched veteran Police Chief Steve McQueen against the young, new city manager, Joshua Handverger. McQueen has key city elders and officials on his side, while Handverger has the backing of some longtime critics of said elders and McQueen.
This is classic small-town Vermont politics, and we'd have to stock up on clothesline to air out all the dirty laundry in this case. Handverger is charging McQueen with mismanaging his department, botching a bidding process to replace a police radio system, and violating other city personnel rules.
McQueen's attorney, Pietro Lynn, said Handverger's claims were brought to the attention of previous city managers and the chief was cleared. Handverger contends that some of these issues were never brought to the attention of other managers, one of them Mary Bushey — Mayor Michael O'Brien's cousin, and the twin sister of city attorney William O'Brien.
Bushey was deputy city manager when a contract was awarded to Bly Communications, owned by Bill Bly, a longtime friend of McQueen's, according to several sources close to the case. According to documents obtained by Seven Days, Bly's original bid was around $65,000 — the highest bid by at least $6000. However, Bly won the contract with a revised $40,000 bid that came in three days after the bid closing.
It's not clear who gave Bly the OK to resubmit his bid, but it is clear his work has been roundly criticized by one consultant, and by Winooski cops. Despite his bid, and the poor reviews, McQueen later gave Bly a no-bid contract worth about $65,000 to clean up the mess from the first job — work not yet done, even though Bly was paid a year ago, according to Deputy Chief Richard Benoit. Bly's not talking, and his attorney Karen Shingler said her client doesn't want to step into this morass. She's pretty sure no one has the legal authority to compel him to do so, either.
"Fair Game" was front and center at Monday night's main event, and I don't mean in good seats. Lynn presented comments made to Seven Days by councilor Jodi Harrington as evidence she couldn't offer McQueen a fair hearing. In the end, she stayed on — and Mayor O'Brien made it known his relation to Bushey would not taint his judgment.
In his opening statement, Handverger's attorney Joe McNeil said McQueen placed police officers in harm's way by allowing the department's radio system to deteriorate. Lynn countered that Handverger was a "miserable manager" who had "trumped up" charges and had a penchant for litigation. Lynn also noted that Handverger is accused of sexual harassment in Sutton, Mass., where he last worked.
The council will meet twice more this week in hopes of resolving the issue quickly, but I think it's going be a long, hot summer in Winooski.
Howard & Al's Pillow Talk — Did anyone catch the crucial Rules & Bylaws Committee meeting of the Democratic National Committee this weekend? A rainy Saturday left me, at times, in front of the TV watching C-SPAN for live coverage.
Former Vermont Gov. Howard Dean, chairman of the Democratic National Committee, opened the event with a party pep talk, outlining how his 50-state strategy is paying off. He noted that both Clinton and Obama are campaigning everywhere, and that Democrats won two formerly GOP House seats in Mississippi and Louisiana recently.
He also recalled a phone conversation with former vice president Al Gore, who endorsed Dean in the 2004 presidential race. The call took place in the middle of the night as Dean paced his hotel room in Wisconsin, the state where his presidential dreams ended.
"I was very, very angry at my party for some of the things that had been done to me," Dean told the crowd. "What do I owe the Democratic Party? Tell me what I owe after how I've been treated?" As Dean recalled, Gore replied: "Howard, you know, this is not about you. It's about your country." Dean paused before adding, "Nobody could have said that to me at that time — not even my wife — except for Al Gore," and noting that Gore had the presidency stolen from him by five "intellectually bankrupt" members of the U.S. Supreme Court.
Funny thing, Clinton echoed similar claims of "stolen elections" as a result of Saturday's committee vote, which seated half of Michigan and Florida's delegates. That gave Clinton a slight boost in delegates overall, but four short of what she had hoped for out of Michigan.
The next stop in this nomination death march, unless Clinton concedes, could be the usually sleepy convention credentials committee. Lo and behold, thanks to Dean, several Vermonters are on this panel — Bob Rogan, Rep. Peter Welch's chief of staff and Dean's deputy campaign manager on his presidential bid; Kathy Hoyt and Kate O'Connor, former top Dean aides (the latter ran Rich Tarrant's failed bid against Sanders for the U.S. Senate); Jane Stetson, an Obama supporter who helped the candidate raise $250,000 last year during a fundraiser at her Norwich home; and Billi Gosh, a Clinton superdelegate and the party's national committeewoman.
Clinton has until June 29 to file an appeal, and the credentials committee is not expected to meet until early July.
"When I talked to Howard after the Iowa caucus, he said there was a 5 percent scenario in which both candidates would be close enough in delegates to make it so this committee would be in the hot seat," said Rogan. "I thought to myself at the time, 'That's ridiculous.'"
Rogan believes Clinton had the right to stay in the race, recalling Dean's tough decision to end his campaign. Rogan said Dean felt "an incredible burden of responsibility to all the new people in the process who would feel let down. He really felt that weight, and it's hard to determine when to exit the stage."
Out and About — Has anyone noticed the new conservative think tank on the block, Defenders Council of Vermont, which has taken up arms against Burlington Telecom in the debate over carrying Al Jazeera English? Some familiar faces on its board: Right-wing funder extraordinaire Lenore Broughton, Ethan Allen Institute president John McClaughry, and Jon Wilson. Of the three, only Broughton lives in Burlington and can even subscribe to BT . . . Speaking of defending the faith, a correspondent for Le Monde, Corine Lesnes, was in Vermont last week researching a story on Vermont as the wellspring for the Bush resistance. She interviewed folks from Democracy for America, the organization founded by former Gov. Dean and run by his brother Jim Dean, David Sirota (a former Sanders press secretary), yours truly and others. She sat in on Sirota's talk and caught Pollina's rally. I'll keep you posted when the story runs . . . The Sirota and Pollina events brought Peter Freyne out of blogging hibernation . . . Speaking of coming out, there were few Bush, or Douglas, backers at R.U.1.2?'s 10th annual Queer Community Dinner (unless the Vermont chapter of the Log Cabin Republicans had a table I somehow missed). Symington and her supporters had two tables, while Pollina had one. The Stranger editor and sex columnist Dan Savage, from Seattle, was the keynoter. One of the best lines: When he recounted an interview with a guy who married his horse, Savage asked the animal lover if it was "a boy horse or a girl horse." To which the man snorted, "I am not a homosexual!" Priceless.
Mea Culpas —Rep. Rachel Weston earned top spot among women seeking a delegate slot among Obama supporters, not Carolyn Dwyer. And, Émile Zola uttered "J'accuse!" at French President Félix Faure in 1898 in defense of Col. Alfred Dreyfuss, in part, because he was Jewish. Merde! Oy vey!


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I'm really bummed this dress doesn't fit me! It's really cute, the color is beautiful and the fabric is beautiful but it fits really snug. I'm a curvier gal: I'm more of a pear shape and I normally wear 14-16 and can usually wear a size large in Garnet Hill knit dresses but even the 18 was too snug.
November 28, 2013
Cute dress
This dress was cuter once I put it on. It is simple, but well made and a flattering cut. I am 5'5", 130 lb., and the 6 fit perfectly. I chose the blue and plan to wear with tights and boots, but it would look good with flats too. It might be short on taller women.
November 25, 2013
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I was drawn to the color (poseidon) and the classic shape. It's slightly retro but in an updated way. The sizing does run small compared to past seasons of GH dresses (I have a very similar ponte dress in a 4 that has almost the exact same length, waist, bust as this dress in a 6). Because the skirt is cut slimmer, the fit is less forgiving if you have a little tummy to conceal. One could go up an additional size to perhaps make this less apparent... I just added a contol top hose and a cardigan and I still like it. Overall, would purchase again, it will never go out of style!
November 23, 2013
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The fabric is great, thick & falls nicely. The problem is that the dress is too short as is the waistline. I would have liked the length to fall just above my knees and it is just a little too high for me. The waist also falls too low for empire look and too high for a belt.
November 21, 2013
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November 7, 2013
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Caravan for Peace: Mali's "Festival in the Desert" came to Freedom Square this summer
The traveling edition of Mali's award-winning "Festival in the Desert," featuring two of Africa's most powerful musical groups, stopped in Troy NY for a free all-ages show in Freedom Square on Friday, July 26, 2013. Freedom Square is located at 39 5th Avenue, where 101st Street meets 5th and 6th Avenues in North Troy. Bring lawn blankets and chairs.
War can't stop the music, and Malian artists continue to practice their art despite upheaval and violence. In support of and to highlight their tenacity, the Festival au Desert - Caravan for Peace, brings to the US legendary Malian artists adored in Mali.
The Festival in the Desert has featured everyone from rock idols to Saharan nomads, Now it is coming to several U.S. and Canadian cities this July and August, 2013. In addition to Freedom Square, stops include New York (Lincoln Center Out of Doors), Montreal (Festival Nuit d'Afrique), Santa Fe (Lensic Theater), Northampton MA (Iron Horse), Trumansburg NY (Grassroots Festival), Spiegeltent at the Hudson Valley's Bard Music Festival, and more in Brooklyn, Washington DC and beyond.
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A spectacular summer 2013 season at The Sanctuary for Independent Media began on July 9, 2013 and ran through August 9, 2013 featuring the new outdoor stage at Freedom Square with music, films, workshops, food, and more (see schedule). All activities taook place on one block of 6th Avenue in North Troy, between Glen Avenue and 101st Street. Rain location was The Sanctuary for Independent Media, 3361 6th Avenue. Everything was free!
An astonishing transformation has taken place at Freedom Square, the mystical corner in North Troy where 101st Street meets 5th and 6th Avenues. Artists, construction crews and community volunteers have toiled for weeks to create a landmark setting for outdoor screenings and performances!
We hope you were able to join us this summer in the shadow of the mural birthed by Philadelphia Magic Gardens creator Isaiah Zagar in collaboration with our local community, for some of the most exciting arts activities and events in the region.
"Found Art" at Freedom Square!
We're coming together as a community! Stop by Freedom Square to check out the newly created magical results!
On June 15th, the Sanctuary put Freedom Square's new "Art Stage" to the test, as we hosted our first "Freedom Festival" with musical performances Taína Asili y La Banda Rebelde, Albany-based Afro-Latin-reggae-rock fusion inspiring audiences to dance to the movement of rebellion, and M.A.K.U Sound System, the NYC based Afro-Columbian band infected with jazz, rock, hip hop, punk and Columbian folkloric rhythms.
This event was inspired by "Juneteenth," the oldest national celebration of the abolition of slavery, which commemorates the announcement of abolition in the state of Texas in 1865. The "Freedom Festival" began with a ceremony to honor the community youth whose ceramic handiwork is to adorn the stage, followed by a potluck.
National Endowment for the Arts Announces 2012 Our Town Grant Recipients; Media Alliance in Troy NY one of 80 grantees selected nationwide
Our federal civil rights lawsuit against the City of Troy for shutting down Iraqi American artist Wafaa Bilal's anti-war video installation at the Sanctuary in 2008 comes to a close with the recent announcement of a grant award from the National Endowment for the Arts, to be matched dollar for dollar by $50,000 from the city as agreed in our settlement of the case.
If you're unfamiliar with the history, the Hudson Mohawk Independent Media Center produced a great short documentary about what happened.
On July 11, 2012 the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) announced 80 Our Town grant awards totaling $4.995 million reaching 44 states and the District of Columbia. Media Alliance (which operates The Sanctuary for Independent Media) is one of the grantees and will receive $50,000 for a project called "Found Art in North Troy." The grant will be matched with $50,000 provided by the City of Troy.
Films, music, speakers explored the theme "Facing Change" in Spring 2012 season
Our Spring 2012 season began with a busy weekend of events related to the Occupy movement and its predecessors on March 2-3 and concluded with the first Troy observance of the Juneteenth freedom celebration on June 16. The season featured an adventurous slate of events ranging from speakers to films to music and more. Highlights include a talk by Democracy Now! co-host and NY Daily News columnist Juan Gonzalez, a rare performance by the stellar Tisziji Munoz Quartet, the exuberantly anti-consumption antics of Reverend Billy and his Stop Shopping Gospel Choir, the third annual NY Shout Out! youth media festival, Marco Calliari with his high energy blend of expatriate Italian music, and the traveling film festival "Flaherty On The Road."
FACING CHANGE: THE WEATHER UNDERGROUND MEETS OCCUPY WALL STREET season premiere weekend
7 pm Friday, March 2
Short films from occupations around the country, plus a discussion of the role of radical media in the Occupy movement.
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FACING CHANGE opening reception & potluck
Connecting with the Land
Connecting with the Land is a photography exhibit that lets us experience local farms through the eyes of youth. The photos were taken during photography classes at farms in Rensselaer and Washington counties. The Farm Photography for Kids is a program by the Agricultural Stewardship Association (ASA) a community-supported land trust dedicated to protecting our local farmland from encroaching development.
The exhibit also features work by Produce Project urban farm youth from Troy High School. Students documented the 8th street farm in Troy and Soul Fire Farm in Grafton. Produce Project is a program by Capital District Community Garden.
The Spring '13 Underground Gallery exhibit is a partnership of Agricultural Stewardship Association, Soul Fire Farm, Capital District Community Garden and KitchenSanctuary.
Thanks for making our Fall 2011 season a success!
The Fall 2011 season at The Sanctuary for Independent Media began on October 6 and ran through December 3 with the theme Cultures of Resistance, featuring an adventurous slate of events ranging from speakers to films to music and more.
Highlights included a talk by ACLU president Susan N. Herman on a decade of eroding civil liberties under the Patriot Act, the Capital Region debut of Afropop sensation Sidi Touré and friends, an all-day indoor/outdoor family celebration of art and community action as part of the MOHU Festival, and a compelling look at the first 30 years of the HIV/AIDS epidemic featuring activist filmmaker Jean Carlomusto. As usual, admission to most events was by donation ($10 suggested, $5 student/low income).
The Sanctuary for Independent Media is located at 3361 6th Avenue (at 101st Street) in North Troy. Call (518) 272-2390, email email@example.com, or visit www.MediaSanctuary.org for directions and more information.
Introducing Freedom Square!
A coalition of local community groups launched Freedom Square–just up the block from the Sanctuary–with a free outdoor live music event on Saturday, July 2nd. Headlined by a 10-piece Boston-based Ethiopian-influenced jazz and soul group, the Debo Band, the lineup also included rock, hip hop and gospel performances by local groups including Sumac, S.K.A.T.E., and the Missing Link Street Ministry Men's Choir.
Freedom Square is an urban cultural and spiritual oasis located at the mystical corner where 5th and 6th Avenues meet 101st Street a block from the Hudson River in North Troy, NY. Map it!
We celebrated with an afternoon of great music as well as a free bike clinic, community barbecue, info tables, and more, to launch Freedom Square!
Exposing a War Crime is Not a Crime...
Nearly two million people around the world have watched the Sanctuary TV production "WikiLeaks' Collateral Murder: U.S. Soldier Ethan McCord's Eyewitness Story," based on the material allegedly released by Pfc Bradley Manning, now imprisoned at Quantico. Our video also can be seen at the WikiLeaks "Collateral Murder" and Bradley Manning Support Network websites.


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Frida Kahlo, Diego Rivera Reunited at Photo Exhibition in France
The French city of Strasbourg is hosting a photographic exhibition this week titled "Complicities. Diego and Frida," which includes 35 images of iconic Mexican artists more »
POLL: Overwhelming Majority of Americans Support Path to Citizenship for Undocumented Immigrants
Sixty-three percent of Americans are in favor of creating a path to citizenship for undocumented immigrants in the U.S., according to a poll released Monday. more »
FC Barcelona Stuns Granada Despite Injuries
Despite the absence of several injured starters, including super-striker Lionel Messi, FC Barcelona put its depth of talent on display in a 4-0 rout of Granada on Saturday. more »
INFOGRAPHIC: Immigration Stories
One graphic designer helps immigrants turn their immigration path into a visual breakdown. Using an app that is still in development, Margaret Hagan joined the DREAMer Hackathon organized by Fwd.us. more »
Latino Daily News
Brazil's Economy Sees First Slow Down Since 2009
Brazil's economy contracted 0.50 percent in the third quarter, compared to the second quarter, marking its first contraction since 2009, when the global recession started, but it grew 2.2 percent…
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60 Injured, 1 Dead During String of Robberies in Argentina
At least one person was killed and more than 60 others injured in a wave of robberies and looting in the Argentine city of Cordoba, where police are on strike…
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Spain's Atapuerca Archaeological Site Yields Oldest Human DNA - 400,000 Yrs Old
A 400,000-year-old thigh bone found at the Atapuerca archaeological complex in northwestern Spain has yielded the oldest known human DNA.
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Couple Found Decapitated in Guatemala
The headless bodies of a couple were found Tuesday at the bottom of a gully in a poor neighborhood of Guatemala City, first responders said.
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