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Join Us For Stadium Chat – Tuesday At 12:00 P.M.Posted by on November 29, 2010 – 3:52 pm
As the dust settles from the 2010 Elections, the issue of a new publicly-owned stadium for the State of Minnesota is quickly becoming a hot topic among Vikings fans and newly-elected leaders. And tomorrow it will be a hot topic on vikings.com because we're having a live chat with Vikings VP of Stadium Development/Public Affairs on Tuesday at noon CT.
With a lease set to expire after the 2011 season, the Vikings will have just 10 games remaining at the current facility when the 2011 Legislative Session convenes. The Vikings remain one of the few NFL franchises without a stadium solution, and – due to the challenges of the Metrodome – the team ranks at the bottom of the league in stadium revenues.
The Vikings are working with State and local officials already to develop a stadium package to bring forward early next year. It will include a specific stadium site, project costs and funding options.
There are a lot of factors involved with this issue and Lester will help us sort them all out tomorrow, so be sure to join us. Click here to access the chat tomorrow and remember that you can log at 11:45 a.m. CT tomorrow to submit your questions ahead of time.
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By Dirk on Nov 29, 2010 | Reply
If the vikings get the bill passed for a a new Stadium,then are they going to sign a 4 year lease in the metrodome so they will have a place to play while their new Stadium is being built?
By Frederick Jones on Nov 29, 2010 | Reply
I've heard the Wilfs want a stadium like the Cowboys with lots of other money-making businesses. Is that necessary?
By BE SANE, SERIOUS, & LOVE ALL, BABY on Nov 29, 2010 | Reply
Why not outdo Jerry Jones- put a dome over the whole downtown, plant Palm trees and have an outdoor stadium— 76 degrees year round.
By BE SANE, SERIOUS, & LOVE ALL, BABY on Nov 29, 2010 | Reply
I say knock out half the seats in the dome and put in comfortable couches and recliners– less seats, but you could charge a lot more, and have waiters and waitresses bring real food— we would be the envy of the league— When I leave the dome, my knees hurt from the cramped conditions.
By BE SANE, SERIOUS, & LOVE ALL, BABY on Nov 29, 2010 | Reply
Chicago has a nice stadium– go back outside like the days at the Met– make for good home field advantage in the playoffs when its 20 below—
By Dave on Nov 29, 2010 | Reply
Bsas- that was hilarious!! Dome over the entire downtown!! Love it!! Ingenious and funny as heck lol
Skol Vikes!!
By NovaScotiaVike on Nov 29, 2010 | Reply
Canada lost a great ambassador, and the world a great comedian yesterday with the passing of Leslie Nielsen. I was lucky enough to meet him in person years ago when he visited Halifax, and my life has been all the richer for it since.
By miko on Nov 29, 2010 | Reply
they can always come to l.a. vikings will be loved here
By Justin on Nov 29, 2010 | Reply
I heard a while ago that the Vikings could play in the Golpher's stadium (I think it's called the TCF stadium?) until their facility is built.
By paul on Nov 29, 2010 | Reply
Favre's Grandson will be playing for Southern Miss. before the Law Maker's in Minnesota get a bill passed for a new Stadium.
By BE SANE, SERIOUS, & LOVE ALL, BABY on Nov 29, 2010 | Reply
Is this the last year of Favre's contract? I think Favre is not sure about retiring.
By fireD childress on Nov 29, 2010 | Reply
Vikings at TCF stadium, playing on grass. that would go over well
By Justin on Nov 29, 2010 | Reply
@ Sane
Yeah, this year is Favre's last. Unless he signs an extension for 2011, his football career is done.
By kraze k on Nov 29, 2010 | Reply
Miko- what are you talking about bring them to L.A. Cali is in debt and plus they don't need another football team in Cali, they already have three. Besides Cali is not that great of a place anyways. The Vikings need to stay in Minnesota because that is where they belong.
By Frederick Jones on Nov 29, 2010 | Reply
I really do not think he is interested in playing anymore after this year. He has taken a great beating in his 20 years in the NFL. Blanda played longer, but was not always a starter. Moon played longer, but part of his career was in Canada, where it's easy to assume that the players are smaller/slower than the NFL. Favre will be done after this year.
By KDB on Nov 29, 2010 | Reply
fireD childress – TCF Bank Stadium has a turf playing field.
What the Vikings need is a stadium that can be used year-round. This will allow for other events to take advantage of a state-of-the-art sporting venue. The state will see the benefits within the first year of its opening – just look at what Target Field and the Xcel have done for the Twins and Wild; sold-out games games with a dramatic increase in team revenue.
By KDB on Nov 29, 2010 | Reply
Sorry – sold-out games, not games games.
By fireD childress on Nov 29, 2010 | Reply
the Raiders and chargers are on the top of the list to go to LA. the Vikings are towards the bottom of the list. the Buffalo Bills look like they are moving to Canada
By PurpleParody on Nov 30, 2010 | Reply
Canada, really? We can't support 32 teams in the US anymore? If I were an NFL owner, I'd be voting against letting any team move outside the country.
On the other side of it, assuming we do get a stadium, I hope that we keep it indoors. So many people are begging for the homefield advantage of the MN weather, even though the dome has provided us one of the best homefield advantages without the weather. I just want our design crew to come up with a plan that will keep the fans warm and continue to maximize the power of the 12th player.
By fireD childress on Nov 30, 2010 | Reply
just like the guy that died in soldier field, no smoking in stadium, so went on ledge to smoke and slipped and fell to his death
By BE SANE, SERIOUS, & LOVE ALL, BABY on Nov 30, 2010 | Reply
Is that what happened? He was smoking?
By DRS on Nov 30, 2010 | Reply
For one thing, why should the Tax payer pay for a new stadium? Why pay for a millionaires building? Maybe the state should pay for my house? I could use one. A millionaire can get money why not me? I hear that the people of Minnesota like to bail out millionaires bankers, so why not Football owners as well? Sounds good to you Minnesota fans? What state has the money to build a stadium, California? Not likely, they cannot make pay role. Texas, Washington DC, New York, give me a break. You might as well say move to New Mexico.
By DRS on Nov 30, 2010 | Reply
I am a Viking fan from the 1960's to present. We fans wanted a rebuilt Met stadium with a removable roof on it. Not that eye sore of a dome down town. No parking availed for tail gating, and Hard to get to as well. If the state really needs to come up with the Tax payer's money to build this thing, why not build an up-dated version of the met somewhere outside the twin cities so that we fans can get to it and tail gate once more?!
By Dave on Nov 30, 2010 | Reply
I had heard that Mike Lynn still gets revenue from the suites at the metrodome. Is this true?
By 4eversteve on Nov 30, 2010 | Reply
I really hope the Vikings stay in Minnesota, I'm A Viking fan living in Tucson, AZ. and yes while it would be true by moving them to L.A. I would be able to attend a lot more games, but that would be selfish on my part. There is only one place this team should play football and that's in Minnesota . Please keep the Vikings in Minnesota!
By DRS on Dec 1, 2010 | Reply
Why not move the Vikings to New Mexico? That way the cowboys and the AZ Cardinals would not have far to go to play. This broke state has as much of a chance to come up with the money to build a stadium as any other state does. If the Vikings where ever to move the state by law should make them give up their name just as the Browns did. The Lakers and the stars should have been made to do the same.
By DRS on Dec 1, 2010 | Reply
The viking owners should build their own stadium out side the Twin Cities just as the cowboys owner did. Or at least something like what was done for the cowboys.
By DRS on Dec 1, 2010 | Reply
I know the cowboys did not biuld out side the twin cities. What I was saying is the vikings should do what the cowboys did. pay for your own stadium and seek tax credits for building it.
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Human trafficking has claimed an estimated 20 million-plus victims worldwide—with more than 800,000 victims enslaved each year. And yet, despite significant anti-trafficking efforts over the past decade, the number of modern-day slaves seems only to be growing. We are attacking the scourge of modern-day slavery by providing the U.S. government and other leaders with the tools they need to disrupt the criminals, networks, mafias and gangs that make more than $150 billion a year by exploiting other human beings.
Too often LGBT rights are regarded as a "gay issue" and sidelined as a result. LGBT rights are human rights, period, and we're working to ensure that the U.S. government advances them abroad. We focus on protecting LGBT refugees, combating violent hate crime against LGBT people, and opposing bans on homosexuality and other discriminatory laws. Photo: AP.
Our Asylum Representation Program, which recruits and trains lawyers to represent refugees on a pro bono basis, is one of the largest and most successful programs of its kind in the country. Its impact could hardly be more profound: liberty instead of oppression, and sometimes life instead of death, for thousands of people. And beginning with the Refugee Act of 1980, which we helped draft, we've been at the forefront of all major reforms to the asylum system. Photo: AP.
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Among human rights groups in the United States, we've led the effort to ensure that the U.S. government makes antisemitism a foreign policy priority. Our emphasis is on Europe, where antisemitic hate crime is alarmingly prevalent and increasing in some areas. We urge the U.S. government to work with its European allies to institute laws and practices to combat this problem. Photo: AP.
Since the beginning of the democratic uprising in Bahrain in 2011, the U.S. government has failed to stand behind peaceful human rights activists as they face a brutal crackdown. We amplify the voices of Bahraini activists to give them a measure of protection, and we work alongside as we press the U.S. government to support their cause.
Republicans and Democrats, religious groups and civil liberties groups, military officers and peace activists, prosecutors and defense attorneys: we've worked with all of them at key moments to forge progress and to advance our long-term project of building a broad pro-human rights constituency in the United States. Learn about our coalition of retired military leaders.
After 9-11, Congress authorized military force against those responsible. But the war morphed into an ever-expanding conflict that has enabled human rights abuses. Torture, indefinite detention, unjust military commissions, and legally dubious drone strikes threaten national security as terrorists use them to win supporters and U.S. credibility crumbles. American ideals are a national security asset: the U.S. government best protects Americans when it protects human rights. It's time to protect national security and fight terrorism in a smart, tailored, rights-respecting way.
Due process refers to a fair judicial process, which includes a fair trial, qualified legal representation, and the ability to appeal. We've championed the right of due process for activists opposing repressive regimes, and we've also led the battle against the military tribunals at Gitmo, which undermine due process. Photo: AP.
The overthrow of President Mubarak in 2011 offered the U.S. government a chance to reshape its policy toward Egypt and finally support human rights. Yet U.S. backing for democratic reforms has been halting. Drawing on years of experience working in Egypt, we're pressing the U.S. government to once and for all place human rights at the heart of this key bilateral relationship. Photo: AP.
Genocide and other crimes against humanity are complex, organized crimes. They require infrastructure, planning, and resources. We've developed an innovative strategy to focus on "enablers"—the countries, companies, and individuals that provide the means that make mass atrocities possible. Our idea is to disrupt the supply chain for slaughter. Photo: Getty Images.
From Gitmo's inception more than a decade ago, we've been out front making the case that the prison is a grave threat to both human rights and U.S. national security. President Obama's pledge to shut it down has fallen victim to obstruction in Congress and a lack of political will on his part, but we'll keep pushing until we succeed. Photo: AP.


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Arshad Majid of Farmingdale is the Democratic candidate for Nassau County's Legislative District 17, which includes the communities of Bethpage, Hicksville, Island Trees, Levittown, North Massapequa, Plainedge, South Farmingdale and Syosset.
Majid received a bachelor of science degree in biology from the State University of New York at Stony Brook and his MBA in economics and finance and his law degree from St. John's University. He is admitted to practice law in the federal and state courts of New York and in the federal courts of other jurisdictions. Prior to entering politics, Majid worked as an assistant district attorney, obtaining convictions on cases ranging from child abuse, computer and credit card fraud, domestic violence, driving while intoxicated, elder abuse and violent crimes. Following his career as a prosecutor, Majid became a trial lawyer and civil rights attorney with a reputation for protecting the rights of all Americans, particularly working families in need of effective legal representation.
As a pioneer in the area of Mortgage Fraud Litigation, Majid initiated groundbreaking lawsuits, which were instrumental in new legislation being passed in New York State to protect all citizens from financial fraud. As a result of his efforts, new laws were passed to protect victimized families from losing their homes to foreclosure as a result of predatory lending practices and mortgage fraud.
Many of Majid's other cases have received considerable media and legal attention and have helped to create public awareness of key issues facing Long Islanders. He has represented teenagers who were sexually abused while housed in New York State Foster Care facilities, employees wrongfully terminated from their jobs and families in jeopardy of losing their homes who were scammed by crooked mortgage brokers and attorneys. He has also served as an adviser and liaison between the American minority community and international banking institutions such as HSBC and Citigroup, helping to ease the financial burdens many families feel due to economic conditions and unemployment beyond their control.
In announcing his candidacy, Majid said he has the knowledge, initiative and qualifications to address the difficult issues concerning the citizens of Long Island. He said his diverse education and employment background, have provided him with the skills necessary for success as a legislator.
Majid said that both his personal and professional life have been dedicated to representing the rights of all people, young and old; well-to-do or indigent. He is a member of several professional organizations, including the New York State Defenders Association (NYSDA), an organization composed primarily of attorneys, other professionals, students and others who support the association's work to uphold the Constitutional guarantees of legal representation to all those accused of crimes and to advocate for an effective system of representation for the poor.
Believing that any type of exclusion leads first to a disparity in economics and then to other forms of discrimination, Majid has spoken tirelessly about integration and access to education. He feels strongly that a solid education and a strong work ethic are the building blocks of our nation's economic success. Majid said one of his main goals is to foster economic empowerment within individual members of our community so that we may all succeed together.
In a recent speech addressing the current climate of our state and local economies, Majid stated that "civil rights in America are only 40 years old, yet our country elected Barack Obama to be our president, which is an amazing example of what we can achieve as a nation." However, he also noted that, "there are still movements within our government to repeal the civil rights protections that many Americans died to ensure ... our communities need to wake up because as the Founding Fathers warned us, if we don't exercise and protect our rights, they will be taken away from us."
Addressing the current economic and employment situation that state and local governments face today, Majid stated, "As a result of the current economic crisis affecting our communities, for many Americans their American dream has turned into a nightmare…but when we think things may be at their worst is when we have the greatest opportunity to enhance our future."


text: Friday, 17 July 2009 00:00Mercedes B. Franco, of Bayville and Union City, NJ, passed away at her home on July 4, 2009 at the age of 93. Wife of the late Biagio. Mother of John L. Franco, MD (Joan), and Laetitia Munro (late Scott). Grandmother of Sharon Burd (Doug), Seth Healy (Anne), Gina Marie Bonati (Richard), Melinda Conroy, DO (Steven, DO), Scott Healy, Joseph Franco, DO (Denice, DO), Jeffrey Munro, DO, Peter Franco, Tyler Munro, and Peter Munro. Great-grandmother of Nicole, Michael, Andrew, Gianna, Francesca, and Giuliana. Sister of Dorothy Cuono, Gladys Galvanoni (Aldo), and Guy Bosetti (Elizabeth). Also survived by nieces and nephews. Arrangements were made by Oyster Bay Funeral Home. Funeral Mass at St. Gertrude RC Church. Interment Madonna Cemetery, Ft. Lee, NJ.


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Tender Whole Wheat Rolls
Even though these are whole wheat rolls they have a light texture and are soft and tender. This recipe reminds me of lots of happy meals with my family.—Wilma Orlano, Carroll, Iowa
24 Servings
Prep: 40 min. + rising Bake: 10 min.
1-1/2 cups boiling water
1/3 cup wheat bran
3 tablespoons ground flaxseed
1-1/2 teaspoons salt
1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
1/3 cup honey
1/4 cup canola oil
2 packages (1/4 ounce
) active dry yeast
1/4 cup warm water (110° to 115°)
2 teaspoons sugar
1-1/2 cups whole wheat flour
2-1/2 to 3 cups bread flour
In a small bowl, pour boiling water over the wheat bran, flaxseed,
salt and cinnamon. Add the honey and oil. Let stand until mixture
cools to 110°-115°, stirring occasionally.
In a large bowl, dissolve yeast in warm water. Add the sugar, whole
wheat flour and wheat bran mixture. Beat on medium speed for 3
minutes. Stir in enough bread flour to form a firm dough.
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By Michelle Manetti/The Huffington Post One thing we love about Michelle Obama is her confidence to wear her favorite dresses twice. And that's exactly what she did last night while congratulating the winners of the President's Dinner contest. The first lady looked flawless in her black-and-white Tracy Reese frock with a zigzag print as she and the president dined at the Boundary Road in Washington with supporters from across the country who won the chance to dine with the Obamas. So chic! But our favorite part? It seems POTUS donned a matching black-and-white striped tie. Mrs. Obama previously wore this dress when she and the first lady of Britain, Samantha Cameron, served lunch for British service members and veterans in May of 2011. It's no surprise that FLOTUS is donning Tracy Reese, as the designer has become a favorite for the first lady: she's been out multiple times in a Tracy Reese black-and-white sweater with a large bow.
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Union County Freeholder Bruce Bergen congratulates the more than 60 students who completed the Union County Freeholders College for Teens program at Union County College in Cranford. This summer the students from throughout Union County completed the three-week program which offers teens in grades 8 through 12 opportunities to explore a variety of career choices while experiencing life on a college campus. (Photo by Jim Lowney/County of Union)


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Avoid IRS Tax Problems: Correctly Classify Your Employees as IRS Expands Audits to 6,000 Businesses
The IRS announced that it expects to expand its auditing activities by embarking on a 3-year campaign that will audit 6,000 businesses both big and small.
According to the TheStreet.com, the IRS estimates that American companies underpay employer taxes by a whopping $14 billion a year. As the government is strapped for cash, the IRS is stepping up its auditing department to try and cash in on lost tax revenue.
While some companies deliberately mis-classify their workers in order to escape offering health insurance and 401K plans to their employees, some business owners are flat out confused as to how to correctly classify their employees. If you're unsure of how to distinguish between independent contractors and employees who are on your payroll, you can check out my post for employee classification tax help.
Employers must beware of these IRS audits because if the IRS finds that a misclassification has deprived employees their tax benefits, they can force you as the employer to provide these benefits retroactively.
Despite the current surge of IRS aggression towards the issue, the IRS effort to assess and catch misclassification of employees has been going on for some time. According to the TheStreet.com article, "The IRS last embarked on a comprehensive assessment of misclassification in 1984. At the time, the agency estimated that about 15% of employers misclassified 3.4 million workers. A 2005 government survey determined that 10.3 million U.S. workers were categorized as independent contractors, about 7.4% of the workforce."
Since there is no clear-defined line when it comes to classifying employees, business owners must be extremely cautious on this issue. There are a few precautionary steps you can take to avoid IRS problems such as early tax planning and using electronic payment methods. Find out more about how employers can prevent IRS tax problems.
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The Passion of Christ is the greatest love story of all time. And as Catholics, we believe celebrating the Lord's Supper is the sacred event that unites us to Jesus's eternal sacrifice on the cross. That's why we've begun presenting the televised Mass on our web site, in the hope that, whether you're homebound or not, you'll be inspired by our daily offerings.
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Welcome to Saffron Rouge! My name is Karen and if you've ever called Saffron Rouge, chances are we've talked on the phone. I am an Aesthetician (I hate to say it- for almost 30 years now) and have been fortunate enough to work for Saffron Rouge for the past 5 years. It can be pretty overwhelming selecting products if you are buying for someone else this holiday season, so with that in mind, I will do my best to offer you suggestions with our first ever Saffron Rouge Holiday Gift Giving Guide.
Women no matter what their age have their own very specific requirements when it comes to beauty products. Here are some "Can't Miss" recommendations especially for mature women:
Jurlique Rose, Citrus or Lavender Hand Cream: These are a favorite of our Saffron Rouge staff as well as our clients. Jurlique Hand Creams are never greasy but never leave your hands wanting more. They give just the right amount of moisture and the scent is beautifully feminine. I especially love the Lavender Hand Cream at the end of the day just before turning out my bedside light. Lavender has soothing as well as sedating properties.
Pomega5 Trial Kit: This is one of our newest lines and our clients are loving it! A cost effective way to indulge someone, this Trial Kit has it all. It includes about a weeks supply of gorgeous products. Wouldn't you love to hear those very special words? Thank you so much for turning me on to Pomega5?
Duchess Marden Anti Wrinkle Serum: Now I know what you're thinking- it could be insulting to give someone an anti-wrinkle product, but honestly I don't know a woman alive that is isn't concerned about wrinkles. This Serum contains all the vital ingredients needed to moisturize the skin at night. Europeans have known for centuries the wonderful beneficial properties of Facial Oils such as borage, flax seed, rose and rosehip. These oils are renowned for rejuvenating and repairing prematurely aged, sun damaged, inflamed or scarred skin. However, Anti Wrinkle Serum is not limited to night time. It is beautiful around the delicate eye area and can be used under a moisturizer in the morning as well. Don't forget the neck. Applying moisturizers to your neck will help prevent tell tale "turkey neck".
Primavera Air Sprays: Everyone deserves an aroma therapeutic escape from time to time. Primavera Air Sprays are just that- an escape from synthetic/artificial fragrances. These authentic and essential oils offer far more than just great scent; Many actually purify and cleanse the air. Aromatherapy can induce relaxation, increase energy, reduce stress and restore balance to body and mind. There are 4 different selections to choose from, but the Calming Honey & Chamomile is a personal favorite of mine.
Badger Evolving Body Balm: I couldn't write this without at least one multi-purpose product. Evolving Body Balm is rich in extra virgin olive oil but also contains sea buckthorn as well as calendula to replenish and soothe. It can be used anywhere on the body such as elbows, heels, hands, legs but can also be used as a daily facial moisturizer. We have clients raving about this Balm and its effect on fine lines on a regular basis. The scent is a delicious and comforting combination of lavender and rose. I hope this helps your gift giving. Stay tuned for the next person on your shopping list...
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Friday, 04 September 2009 00:00
Richard Thomas Dykes, of Port Washington, passed away peacefully on Aug. 31, 2009 at the age of 72. He was the beloved husband of Stephanie, and loving father of Susan, Peter, and Justin. He was predeceased by his father Bernard E. Dykes Sr. and mother Margaret Orr Dykes as well as his sister Margaret B. Dykes Busse and brothers, Robert Orr Dykes and Ronald Kennedy ("Buzzy") Dykes. He is survived by his brothers, Bernard E. Dykes Jr. and James B. Dykes Sr.
Richard was born Oct. 6, 1936 in Glen Cove and lived in Port Washington his entire life. He attended Flower Hill Elementary, Weber Junior High School and Paul D. Schreiber High School. He briefly attended C.W. Post College before voluntarily enlisting in the United States Army. He served proudly in the Army and was honorably discharged following his term.
After returning from the service, Richard was blessed with the birth of two children, Peter and Susan. He later met and married Stephanie Teff, with whom he happily remained for 25 years, until his untimely passing. He raised Stephanie's son Justin as his own. Richard spent the majority of his working life at the Port Washington Water Pollution Control District, retiring from the district in 1997 as the operations foreman. He also spent many years with Delux Transportation.
Richard was an avid golfer, a singer and lifelong lover of music, and later a devotee of crossword puzzles. He was a member of the Port Washington Lion's Club, and was involved in numerous community activities throughout his life.
Richard's grace, decency, generosity and ever-present humor brought light and comfort to the lives of all he touched. Throughout his years with us, he was not only befriended, but beloved by those around him. The memories of moments shared with him will be profoundly cherished, now and forever, by everyone God gave the gift of his companionship. He will be dearly missed.
Richard may be visited by friends at the Austin P. Knowles Funeral Home, 128 Main St., Port Washington, on Wednesday, Sept. 9 from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. In lieu of flowers, donations are requested to be made to the Disabled Veterans of America.


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As I'm writing this, snow is pouring down outside.
Let's take a moment to reflect on the fact that it is MID APRIL. April people! April is a spring month. Apparently not though, not it Colorado. Apparently April falls into winter here. And it's not even early April, it's mid April! Hence the need for a check in post.
April is all about reinforcing what I've done in the past three months. The first two weeks of April were also about just making it through a very busy and stressful couple of weeks with my sanity and some semblance of health. Those two weeks are over – phew! So let's see how I'm doing on everything else…
1. Eat a crap-ton of green vegetables – at least 5 servings a day - Well, definitely not hitting 5 servings a day of green veggies, but around 3 plus other types of veggies to make a total of five. The stress/lack of time in the first half of the month was my poor excuse for not having time to prep veggies, but last weekend I restarted and made up a bunch to eat throughout the week, so I'm back on track.
2. Consistently take basic supplements – This is going pretty well! FYI, my basic supplements are: cod liver oil (grimace), fish oil, magnesium, multivitamin, and a probiotic. I take these in the evening.
3. Green tea instead of coffee – I was successful in resisting the temptation to switch over to coffee during the stressful weeks. Yeah! For some reason, when I'm overwhelmed or stressed, I think coffee will be more effective. It's not. It makes me feel worse and ruins my sleep. Luckily, I didn't fall into that trap for the past couple of weeks. I did have coffee like… twice. I'm not worried about it.
4. Assign timelines to my performance-based goals and stakes (more to come) – OMG. We registered for the Tough Mudder. Did you know that once you register for that thing, there is like virtually no way to get out of it? No refunds, no nothin'. And now I know why. Because the second I hit "submit payment" I thought "What have I done!?! NO! I take it back! I take it all back!" Welp, I've shelled out $150 bones now for a damn mud race, so I sure as hell am doing it. On June 16. Yikes. So that's the timeline for that goal! I've also set the deadline for getting a strict pull up at June 16 also. 8.5 weeks from today. I figure having that kind of upper body strength will help immensely on the Tough Mudder. I'm doing pull ups daily on a very stylish over-the-door pull up bar that now resides in my bathroom door frame. Martha Stewart would have a conniption if she saw it.
5. Crossfit 3x/week, with an optional bonus day of lifting or Crossfit – Ugh. April started off not so great with this one. I thought I was "too stressed and busy" for the gym. Looking back, that was wrong. But, in the spirit of not berating myself and moving on, I jumped right back into my routine as soon as the time-sucking event was over and am 2/3 workouts for the week. Getting there.
6. Perfect my Olympic lifting technique – Snatching is excruciatingly difficult if you're doing it right, I've found out. I'm sure some people will read that and say "You're making it too hard, go for it, blah blah blah." I disagree. There are so many elements to this technical move, and it's exhausting. But! I'm actually getting better and feeling more confident in the movements. I'm working with a fabulous coach who is endlessly patient and lets me control the music selection during sessions. I need me some gangster rap in order to heave barbells overhead. This remains a work in progress, but there has been progress.
7. Go to bed by 10pm on weeknights, 12am on weekends – 90% compliance (27 out of 30 days) – HA! 90% compliance my hat. At least for the first two weeks. For the past three nights, I've been doing well. I'm heading to Vegas this weekend, so we'll see what happens. I'm not going to stress if I'm out with my besties til 1am. But let's face it – we're not as a young as we once were, and it's kind of a stretch to be up past midnight. So maybe I'll be able to comply after all!
8. Complete bedtime routine every night, especially on weekends – 90% compliance (27 out of 30 days) – When I took a couple weeks off of the gym, I basically figured I didn't need to be doing mobility work before bed. WRONG. Aside from that, I have been pretty consistent is taking some time to wind down before bed. I realized that having a very strict structure for the bedtime routine was actually counter-productive, so instead, I'm working on just taking time to wind down. While I have a few common elements each night, I let it vary based on how I'm feeling. This almost always includes Vanilla Sleepytime tea and lighting my lavender candle. Everything else is pretty variable. I'm back to doing foam rolling and mobility. Sometimes I'll just lay in bed in the candlelight and slowly slip my tea and think. Sometimes my bedtime routine involved chatting with my boyfriend who is always at work at that time. That's pretty good for relaxing me. The main point is that I take 15-20 minutes to calm down and prepare for bed.
9. Power down in the hour before sleep – Well, I'm not fully powered down, but I'd say I'm making continued progress towards being less powered up right before bed. No computer, I avoid the TV as much as possible (someone else is usually watching it at night, so I just avoid that part of the house if I can.) My phone still gets the best of me sometimes, but I'm so much more cognizant of being on it before bed. I am no longer getting sucked into Facebook before bed anymore! Win! I attribute this to my bedtime routine – now I have something to be doing before bed, so I don't even think to Facebook stalk!
10. Take 10 minutes a day to breathe deeply – Definitely employed this technique during the stressful weeks. I am also really enjoying doing some deep breathing before bed. I do a great shoulder opener on my foam roller and breathe. I have this foam roller (the long, full cylinder) and I lay on it vertically so it goes lengthwise going from the top of my head to my tailbone. I extend my arms at a 90 degree angle straight out from my body and relax my arms so my hands are resting on the floor. I'll stay here anywhere from 5-15 minutes, depending on when I start winding down. It feels great and is a good time to breathe and prepare for sleep. Usually listening to light classical. Because I'm a baller like that.
So that's it for April thus far. Snow and progress.
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Please join us on Saturday, December 6, as we start the holiday season with our annual Drummond Home Christmas Festivities! The event will start at 1:00 p.m. and last until 4:00 p.m.
This year the home will be host to Finegans Awake who will once again play their lovely Scottish folk tunes for your enjoyment. Santa Clause will also be on site to visit and pass out treats to our guests. The home will be fully decorated for the holiday season and open to the public to view at leisure. Refreshments will be available.
A small admission fee will be taken at the door of $3.00 for adults, $2.50 for Seniors (65+), and $1.00 for children 6 to 18 years old. All proceeds will benefit the Drummond Home. For more information please call (918) 885-2374.
The Drummond family built one of the most successful trading and ranching operations in Oklahoma. Arriving in the United States from his native Scotland in 1884, twenty-year-old Frederick Drummond dreamed of becoming a rancher. He soon embarked on a Texas cattle venture which failed due to lack of capital and a meager knowledge of the business. Fred then took a job with a St. Louis mercantile company as a clerk. In 1886 he moved to Pawhuska on the Osage Reservation and went to work for the Osage Mercantile Company as a government licensed trader.
In 1890 Drummond married Adeline Gentner, a German-American girl from Coffeyville, Kansas. By 1895 the couple had saved enough money for Fred to buy a partnership in the company he worked for. The enterprise prospered and, in 1904, Drummond bought out a trader in Hominy, forming the Hominy Trading Company. Through this economic base, Drummond expanded his operations to include ranching, banking, and real estate. Like the business, the Drummond family also grew. By 1896 the Drummonds were the parents of four children: R.C. (Cecil), F.G. (Gentner), Blanche, and A.A. (Jack). Following the death of Fred Drummond in 1913, the three sons formed the Drummond Cattle Company which prospered well into the next decade.
The Home
As a reflection of financial success, Fred and Addie built a substantial home in Hominy. The three-story house, completed in 1905, is Victorian in style and features a central square tower, second floor balcony, and false dormers. The first floor is constructed of native sandstone while the upper floors are frame covered by painted shingles of light and dark green. Light for the house was supplied by a gas generating unit located in the basement and water from a cistern was distributed by air-pressure.
The house was deeded to the Oklahoma Historical Society in 1980 and was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1981.


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Ceremony Tomorrow Marks Completion of Gold Line Bridge, First Element of the Metro Gold Line Foothill Extension from Pasadena to Azusa
With the ceremony marking the completion of the Gold Line Bridge tomorrow, Rep. Adam Schiff (D-Burbank) released the following statement:
"It's fantastic that the Gold Line Bridge is not only on time, but also on budget. The iconic bridge will celebrate the rich cultural heritage of the region. The completion of this project is an important step in the expansion of the Gold Line to the San Gabriel Valley, which will provide a reliable and efficient source of transportation to residents, reduce traffic congestion and improve our air quality.
"While today's bridge opening is just a first step, I'm very hopeful that the Gold Line will continue to be successful and become the pride of the San Gabriel Valley."


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Session Guitar: My New Year's Resolutions
December 19, 2012 at 11:00am
Do you really like your podHD500 enough to justify the selling of most of your amps ??
Is this piece of gear really THAT good ? Why ?
Happy new year to you too Ron !
December 19, 2012 at 5:42pm
Oh and Happy New Year! I'll be doing some video and audio demos of the HD soon!
December 19, 2012 at 5:40pm
2 reasons: 1. Yes the HD500 is really that good for my purposes at this moment. You have to dig into it and work to make it part of you, but yes it is that good! For me! And my uses and sound choice. 2. I NEVER use these amps anymore and they don't inspire me to play. Tastes and sound change, my tastes are different now. I WILL be shopping for more amps. Small in size. But they need the vibe that my current amps don't provide. Modeling amps I like better than standard tube amps. But I'm sure a good small Fender is in my future! As well as possibly some sort of combo with modeling. I am keeping a fender and vox. But the 100 watt half stack beasts are not for me. I want smaller wattage beasts! With a certain creaminess and distortion. It really is just time for a change. And the HD500 confirmed that!
December 18, 2012 at 7:22pm
My resolution is to learn the whole guitar fret board, is it too crazy?
December 18, 2012 at 8:14pm
Excellent resolution! And easier than you think! Pick one note and learn it in one place on each string. Then, when you know that, you will already know 3 notes! The notes 1 fret higher and 1 fret below! There are only 12 notes. Start dlow and work on it daily. Before you know it you will know the fretboard! And if you learn to sightread, it will help in every aspect of your musical future! Good luck and thanks for sharing! Happy New Year!
December 18, 2012 at 3:32pm
Hi Ron. Some good advice from you for other players in the session game or want to become session guys.
I especially liked what you said about being honest musically and being fearless. To me those two are vitally important.
I'd like to see more posts from you on session playing. I think a lot of players can get a lot of valuable tips from you.
Thanks again Ron.
Mark in Canada near Toronto
December 18, 2012 at 4:12pm
Hey Mark! Thanks for the kind words and I'll be talking about more real world sessions soon. In the meantime checkout the other blogs especially the nightmare session blog! You'll get a kick out of it! Love Toronto! And Old Quebec is one of my fav spots in the world!
December 18, 2012 at 12:45pm
My resolutions is simple, just play more. Play every chance I get, and MAKE time to play.
December 18, 2012 at 4:13pm
A fine resolution! I can't add anymore than I'm playing now! Thanks for commenting! Happy New Year!


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Once your appointment is confirmed, you will receive a reminder call the day before the clinic. Cats should not receive food or water after 9:00pm the night before the surgery.
Cats must be dropped off between 8:00am and 9:00am at the AWLFC office at 1202 East Patrick Street, Suite 13A, Frederick, MD 21701. Pick-up time is usually between 2:00pm and 5:00pm but you will be called after your cat's surgery to confirm the pick-up time.
The clinic is heavily subsidized by the AWLFC; thus, we ask that you honor the clinic's intent which is to provide a service for low-income families and individuals. Clinic fees are as follows:
- Spay - $70
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February is Black History Month, but Bellarmine University's Why Just in February? concert series ensures that the music of otherwise little-heard African-American classical composers is heard well into the spring.
The free, final offering of the 2010-2011 series will take place tomorrow evening, Tuesday April 12, at 7:30 P.M. at Highland Baptist Church, 1101 Cherokee Road in the Highlands. The program, "Traditional Negro Spirituals," will be performed by mezzo-soprano Karmesha Peake, a Louisville native and graduate of the University of Kentucky's School of Music, and accompanied by pianist Austin Echols and improvisational organist Owen Sammons. Additionally, members of the Bellarmine Handbell Ensemble will perform arrangements of traditional spirituals by Bob Burroughs and Dick Averre.
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One of the most common questions that patients and family members during cancer diagnosis and treatment is "What should I eat?" and "Are there supplements that can help maintain my wellness?"
Many patients and family members do not know where to turn for the best advice on these subject and are too often left with the advice of health food store clerks, unregulated web sites or others who lack the knowledge and training to develop a personalized nutritional and supplementation plan.
The Simms/Mann – UCLA Center for Integrative Oncology believes that optimizing wellness is an important goal. Becoming educated by well trained integrative oncology specialists who are knowledgeable about nutrition, dietary supplements and complementary care is essential in helping you become as healthy as possible after a cancer diagnosis. Our integrative oncology specialists have extensive experience working in the area of cancer and cancer prevention and have special training and knowledge in the areas of diet/nutrition and the appropriate use of supplements, symptom management, wellness, and immune support to help you make good choices, and to create an individualized wellness plan that takes into consideration your treatment status.
The Simms/Mann center offers two types of services:
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This week, catch acts including Nick Waterhouse, Helmet and Filter, Kings of Leon, the Washington Beach Bums and much more. Read on for some recommendations for the next seven days, and don't forget to check back on Friday for more weekend picks.
Here again: every newly announced show for the week! On page one you'll find a quick list of shows that particularly caught our attention, followed by embedded YouTube videos; there, you can check out some of the artists you may not be familiar with. Page two contains our complete listing of new sho ... More >>
Get out and toast those buns! This weekend offers a couple different options for enjoying some tunes under the sun, such as Fair St. Louis' free concert series and Stag Nite in the Woods. If not feeling outdoors-y (or if the skies open up with rain as predicted), check out a selection of cool indoor ... More >>
10 p.m. Friday, September 28. Plush, 3224 Locust Street.
So there's news about the news in the news this week: We here at the RFT have new owners. Some of you may be aware of Backpage.com and the controversy it has caused for many alt-weeklies across the country -- well, we are no longer affiliated, so that's that. And aside from that, it's business as us ... More >>
Mayer Hawthorne and the County | the Stepkids May 22, 2012 The Firebird Mayer Hawthorne is so smooth. His pitch-perfect pipes slide from fragile falsetto to deep, soul-filled croon; his style and swagger resemble a mix of Buddy Holly and Andre 3000. Born in Ann Arbor, Michigan, less than 50 miles f ... More >>
We'll start this post off by recognizing the fact that yes, Red Hot Chili Peppers is playing in town on Friday (Scottrade Center); as is Local H (Firebird), but Friday is already well-represented below with another what-is-this-1996 artist, Snoop Dogg, playing at Pop's and roots-reggae pioneer Might ... More >>
8 p.m. Tuesday, May 22. The Firebird, 2706 Olive Street.
Each Tuesday, record-store clerks unpack boxes of albums and restock shelves with the latest releases. This week brings a slew of notable albums, including new stuff from Midwest rappers the Cool Kids, fathers of progressive rock Yes and James Franco's music project (naturally).
Each Tuesday, record-store clerks unpack boxes of albums and restock shelves with the latest releases. This week brings an abundance of notable albums, including new stuff from alt-country outfit Old 97's, French electro artist SebastiAn and West coast psychedelics Jackie-O Motherfucker.
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Nicomachean Ethics
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"The Nicomachean Ethics", along with its sequel, "the Politics", is Aristotle's most widely read and influential work. Ideas central to ethics - that ... Show synopsis "The Nicomachean Ethics", along with its sequel, "the Politics", is Aristotle's most widely read and influential work. Ideas central to ethics - that happiness is the end of human endeavor, that moral virtue is formed through action and habituation, and that good action requires prudence - found their most powerful proponent in the person medieval scholars simply called 'the Philosopher'. Drawing on their intimate knowledge of Aristotle's thought, Robert C. Bartlett and Susan D. Collins have produced here an English-language translation of the Ethics that is as remarkably faithful to the original as it is graceful in its rendering. Aristotle is well known for the precision with which he chooses his words, and in this elegant translation his work has found its ideal match. Bartlett and Collins provide copious notes and a glossary, giving context and further explanation for students, as well as an introduction and a substantial interpretive essay that sketch central arguments of the work and the seminal place of Aristotle's Ethics in his political philosophy as a whole. "The Nicomachean Ethics" has engaged the serious interest of readers across centuries and civilizations - of people ancient, medieval, and modern; pagan, Christian, Muslim, and Jewish - and this new edition will take its place as the standard English-language translation.


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Eric Clapton to Release New Studio Album, 'Old Sock,' in March
January 30, 2013 at 2:54pm
I wonder if there's any special meaning behind "Old Sock", or if it's just a plain, smelly "old sock". Not even a pair . . .
January 30, 2013 at 1:02pm
I'm wondering if the cover of Still Got The Blues is a acoustic version like he played in a live show after Gary Moore's passing.
Trying to cover that song and play it like Gary did would be like someone trying to play Layla like Clapton's version. Everything pales compared to the original.
January 29, 2013 at 4:23pm
I was hoping for more originals, but anything Eric puts out is worth buying. Life is good!


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NEW IBERIA, La.- Envision da Berry will present a Showtunes Sing-along evening, hosted at Clementine's restaurant, downtown on March 23, 2013, and featuring pianist, Shane Courville. Guests will be encouraged to participate in this celebration of Broadway theatre by requesting and singing their favorite song(s) of choice. The entry is free and all proceeds collected throughout the evening will support Envision da Berry's ongoing community support projects.
The inspiration for the upcoming event was taken from Marie's Crisis Café-a historic piano
bar located in New York City's Greenwich Village. This popular dive plays host to many of
Broadway's musical theater performers who gather nightly to the stools surrounding the
piano and sing their favorite solos. While an up-front-and-personal seat to the shows they
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Envision da Berry will ask the same of the guests attending the Showtunes Sing Along this month.
Pianist, Shane Courville, is a trained musician and music educator at Pride College Prep in New Orleans. New Iberia Citizen of the Year and Envision da Berry Creative Director, Phanat Xanaman, is responsible for production of this event, co-organized by Chay Guillory, accomplished musician and music education major at South Louisiana Community College.
For more information on Showtunes Singalong or Envision da Berry, visit
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The Keane twins spoke exclusively to Inside United about the thrill of representing the Reds…
You both made your first-team debuts this season. Was it beyond your wildest dreams to play so early?
Will: Yes, definitely. At the start of the season, the aim was just to progress in the Reserves and do as well as I could. Getting a call for the first-team [for the 3-2 home defeat to Blackburn] was a very proud moment and I just wanted to do well. It wasn't a great result but I made my debut and was just glad to play. Obviously the team wanted to win and it was an important game. But, for me personally, I was just buzzing to get on. It was amazing. I had a few chances to score as well but Chris Samba blocked one from me. It was a great feeling to get on and I've got to try to push on from here.
Michael, you beat Will into the first-team by a couple of months...
Michael: We had a good pre-season, and a few tours to Scotland and Wales, and just kept playing well. I came back from there and had training with the first-team and impressed to, thankfully, get the chance in the Carling Cup [against Aldershot in October]. It was brilliant. Coming on for the first-team is something you dream of as a Manchester United fan after playing here all these years. I'm just very grateful.
Is it hard to return to Reserve level after making your full debuts?
Will: No, obviously we're not expecting to be in the first-team every week.
Michael: It's just nice to be involved and get a taste. It makes you want to work even harder to try to get back. We want to win the league for the Reserves. It's often been the same team every week this year and we want to keep winning and keep the momentum going.
Has it been a big step up from playing in the youth team last season?
Michael: Definitely. The pace of the game is a lot quicker and the players are much stronger. But it also brings out the best in you. Playing with better players, you


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