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ST. CLOUD, Minn. (KNSI) A Level Three predatory offender who was the subject of a police search this week has been captured.
St. Cloud police say Dagan Michael Lasart was arrested Thursday night in Clearwater by BCA agents, the U.S. Marshal's Service, the State Patrol and the Wright County Sheriff's Office. He was booked into the Wright County Jail.
Lasart had recently left the St. Cloud area and then failed to provide current information on his whereabouts to law enforcement, which is a requirement of the Predatory Offender Registry.
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VIDEO: Quinn Cook Post Game Interview
Duke senior point guard says his team is not looking past Army despite the big game against Wisconsin next weekFULL STORY
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Duke freshman center Jahlil Okafor says playing with another big like Jefferson is fun, as is competing for reboundsFULL STORY
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One of the top point guards in the class of 2017 is very familiar with Duke. Not only has Blake Harris visited campus recently, but he's also spent a few years getting to know the Blue Devils off the court. Will it result in an offer going forward? We spoke with Harris about that and much more.FULL STORY
Duke (5-0) v. Furman (1-2) Preview
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Coach Cut: "I'm Not Interested In Anger"
Duke head coach met the media ahead of his team's regular season finale against Wake Forest.FULL STORY
Okafor Earns ACC ROW Honors Again
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MVP Segment: Flynn Nagel
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Duke rolls past Furman, 93-54
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TDD Review: Volume 177
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From the stands: Duke v. Stanford
The Blue Devils completed a grueling early season gauntlet consisting of five games in eight days by beating Stanford in the final of the Coaches vs. Cancer tournament on Saturday. Over the last week a lot of questions have been answered. Here's what we saw from the stands…FULL STORY
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01.AlabamaCommits: 21Points: 4,117Conference: SEC
02.GeorgiaCommits: 24Points: 4,021Conference: SEC
- Commits: 20Points: 3,538Conference: ACC
04.Texas A&MCommits: 22Points: 3,509Conference: SEC
05.TennesseeCommits: 26Points: 3,501Conference: SEC
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08.AuburnCommits: 19Points: 3,183Conference: SEC
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Dealing With Difficult Co-Workers
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The Finger-Pointer
Whether a deadline's been missed or a job's been botched, The Finger-Pointer is the first to announce exactly who's to blame: anyone but her. For this personality type, communication is key, says Drew Stevens of Stevens Consulting Group, which works with senior officers and managers to accelerate workplace productivity. Having a collaborative culture is good, but when you start a project, be very clear from the get-go about who's responsible for what. Decide as a group who will tackle each task, and then circulate an email that clearly outlines what's expected of each group member, remembering to CC your boss. This way, should something go awry, everyone will know who is at fault.
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Why I Uninstalled Adblock Plus
The most common business models on the internet are:
- ad-supported free services (Google, Facebook, Twitter, etc.)
- freemium (reddit, Hulu, apps with in-app purchases, etc.)
- donation (Wikipedia, NPR, etc.)
- subscription (The Economist, Netflix, WSJ, NYTimes, etc.).
The first type of business, the Google model, have been tremendously successful over the last 15 years or so. The users don't have pay anything, and advertisers have a wealth of information to use to find better ways of serving ads. The obvious downside is that your activity is the product that is sold to the ad companies that partner with Google or Facebook. That information is also low-hanging fruit for government surveillance.
Obviously, people want convenient services for free, but companies like Google and Facebook have enormous data centers and expensive engineers to pay for. So we have ads, it's a reasonable tradeoff. I want free stuff too, but I understand that it will mean ads targeted at me, well-informed by my online activity. Many people don't understand this tradeoff, and just think Google and Facebook magically work and keep their information private. The obvious solution if you want your online information private is to pay for services that don't have to sell your information to advertisers. Another is to buy your own servers and host things yourself, and learn enough about cryptography to be able to keep it secure. Either way, it will cost money, since you are no longer benefiting from those ad-based subsidies.
Personally, I hate almost all ads, but I understand why they are there, because I'm using Gmail, GovTrack, Twitter, etc. using up server resources without paying for it. For a long time, I've been using the Adblock plus browser plugin, and it blocks ads so I don't have to look at them. About three months ago I changed my mind though, and it had to do with the reason I think voting is important.
Why we should all vote
My thought process was as follows:
- My individual vote will almost certainly not change the outcome of an election.
- I am equivalent to all citizens in terms of rights and responsibilities.
- Most of the population needs to vote in order for the policies and politicians to approximately represent us voters.
So, it's pretty clear that (3) is an extreme hypothetical, but it's an important ideal to use when deciding how to behave as a civilized human (Kant called this the Categorical Imperative). From (2), I can conclude that if I am going to decide to do something, I need to consistently apply my reasoning to the whole population. Finally, if I use (1) to justify not voting, it follows by (2) that each citizen should not bother voting. If every citizen then decided not to vote, democracy wouldn't work. Therefore, I will vote, an encourage others to follow suit.
So what does voting have to do with Adblock?
Why we should all uninstall adblock
The reason I see a related issue behind adblock and voting is that services like Gmail, Facebook and GovTrack require that most of their users see those ads, and occasionally follow them. And each individual user decides that they don't want to look at ads, and that their own attempt to block ads aren't going to bankrupt the companies behind them.
The thought process behind it is very similiar:
- My individual installation of adblock will almost certainly not bankrupt the company behind the site I'm using.
- I am equivalent to all users of the software service who are using it free of charge.
- Most of the userbase needs to see and interact with ads in order for the company to make money and continue existing.
The similarity should be clear now. I personally don't want ads, but I understand that if all Gmail and Facebook users blocked ads, Google and Facebook would have to change their services to a subscription model, and users would have to pay money to use them.
Either uninstall adblock (or whatever is used to block ads), or start paying. I was pleased to hear that Google is offering an alternative to ads where you pay a small monthly fee to have a totally ad-free Google experience. If you are on the internet, you are paying for electricity and the connection itself, so you can pay for the services you use. Otherwise, live with ads.
NOTE: My site doesn't have ads, nor does it cost to read it, it's closer to a donation model, I pay a small fee to host the site, and I don't expect people to pay me for it. However, it's static content, so most of the computational work happens on the client site (handled by your browser). I do have a bitcoin donation address.
USA FREEDOM Act Failed Cloture in the Senate
The Senate version of the USA FREEDOM Act failed cloture* yesterday. Senator Patrick Leahy made changes to the house version of the bill. This bill would have been a necessary, albeit incremental check on the NSA's wide-reaching surveillance programs.
- cloture is a procedure to end debate and move forward on a vote.
Logical Consistency in Law
Washington state has two contradictory initiatives on the ballot this year.
Initiative 591 (I-591) would prevent background checks for gun purchases except when required by the federal government.
Initiative 594 (I-594) would ensure background checks for all gun purchases, including those conducted online and at gun shows.
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This kind of thing shouldn't even be let onto the ballot. There should be something akin to a compiler that can weed out laws that are
- Contradictory to one another
- Contradictory to existing law
The first requirement is easy, the second requirement is harder, I mentioned it here.
Of course, Courts do serve this role, but only after laws are passed and people contest it. I think there is still room for cleaning the process up a bit and weeding out mutually contradictory laws that show up on the same ballot!
Open Primaries in Oregon Could Render Political Parties Irrelevant
There is a promising measure on the Oregon ballot this year, Measure 90.
If Measure 90 passes, it would replace the primary election system that is currently in place. Right now, voters must register with a political party first, and then vote for candidates in that party in the primary elections. The winners for the primary for each party then go on to the general election.
One huge problem with this approach is that voters must commit to a single party for the primary election. This means that it is not possible to vote for a senator in one party and a governor in a different party. I've written before that I don't think political parties are anything more than loosely organized tribal groups.
This also limits the ability for smaller parties (Independent, Green Party, Libertarian, etc.) to elect candidates, because in the primaries, voters must register with a party first. So if that person wants to vote for a few Democrats and a Green, or a few Republicans and a Libertarian, they would have to choose only one party and neglect the others. This tends to support the dominant parties, Republicans and Democrats, since they are the most numerous. There is a rational way to calculate the most effective tradeoff, but there is a better way.
Having to choose a party, and then choose a representative adds more layers between the citizen and the laws that ultimately passed. Right now, us citizens don't vote directly on most laws, we elect representatives to do that for us. And without open primaries, we also cede even more power to the existing parties, instead, we should ignore parties and just vote for the representatives directly.
This is a great opportunity for Oregon residents to strip out an unnecessary layer of indirection from the election process, if you care about ending the Democratic/Republican-dominated primary elections, vote yes on Measure 90.
Git Merge Conflicts in the Law
Short post, just wanted to share this:
I am resolving git merge conflicts in the law. #lovemyjob— Joshua Tauberer (@JoshData) September 5, 2014
It reminded me of an earlier post I had on viewing changes to law as a diff
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Heat reach their limit on LeBron James talk
Credit the Miami players and coaches for indulging it this long.
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The establishment of a "no otter zone" in 1982 was meant to keep Southern California's abalone fields intact for commercial anglers. But it also resulted in a costly and ineffective removal program for the state as efforts to capture and relocate every rebellious otter proved futile.
"It became increasingly clear how ridiculous the whole thing was – trying to keep sea otters in certain areas and out of others," U.S. Fish and Wildlife scientist Lilian Carswell said.
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MTV's annual music video awards are a dependably ridiculous gathering place for style nightmares. But amidst the shrieking pop stars, inscrutable choreography, and exploding sets, we spotted a handful of put-together gentlemen (and one gentlewoman). Also, yes, fashion disasters
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Rick Ross, always proudly protuberant, wore a red sweater vest. Which, when you're as orb-like as Rawse, is sort of like going shirtless with clothes on. We salute his bravery. (No such kind words for Ace Hood, left, or DJ Khaled, right.)
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Vaccination against disease is one of the major advances in medicine and has helped prevent disease in countless individuals. Despite the importance of vaccination, many people in our country do not get the routine vaccinations, which are available. This action places them at risk of getting sick but also places those around them at risk of becoming ill. Which vaccines am I talking about? These vaccines include but are not limited to the influenza vaccine, the Pneumovax or pneumonia vaccine and the hepatitis A and B vaccines. Why don't Americans get these vaccines? The answer is complex but usually comes down to several simple issues. Some of the issues are the lack of awareness of need, the lack of awareness of availability and the lack of the insurance company to pay for preventive medicine. As this is the Liver Lines, I would like to say a few words about the hepatitis B vaccine.
I do not watch television in the morning. The last time I watched something in the morning was Sept. 11, 2001. I received a call from Adam, my son, who worked in the Wall Street area.
I can watch a World Cup Soccer Match or Australian tennis match, even if it is broadcast at 2 or 3 a.m., but that's about it for the morning. My television viewing really starts at about 4 p.m. with Judge Judith Sheindlin. She seems to properly enumerate the law, with all its intricacies, to her TV audience. Of course, she is strident and punishes severely those who speak out of turn. The cases are not earthshaking, but she does carry out the true sense of the law.
I'm not a big fan of roller coasters. I certainly don't like the actual ones. I can barely even look at them without getting a little nauseous. But I don't much care for the metaphorical ones, either. Specifically, I could do without the stock market falling into a terrifying descent, rising back up, and then tumbling some more.
It's certainly no fun. We're staring down the threat of another recession, and it's hard to say where we'll end up. However, we've seen record drops followed by chaos, and that doesn't exactly inspire me with confidence.
Starting at 6 a.m. with Rambling with Gambling on WOR710 on your radio dial, my day is spent listening to the radio. John Gambling's a reasonable guy who asks pertinent questions and follows up; he also has great guests, like Mayor Bloomberg among others. John and I seem to be on a similar wavelength- I used to listen to his father and grandfather.
Imus is not my cup of tea but I do occasionally switch to 880 CBS to get the latest news. At noon, in the car, I listen to Rush Limbaugh on 770 WABC. This will disgust many of my readers, but he explains much of what is happening in Washington D.C.
It's few days before the official beginning of summer as my wife and I walk the west side of the Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge. She quickly spots a delightful avian puzzle. It's a sparrow-sized, brownish bird with two prominent, long white, eye bars on its rust colored head. The bird is perched on a bare branch in a clearing. Focusing binoculars we see that the bird's thin curved bill is open and it's repeatedly calling "tee it, tee it." After a while the bird stops calling and sits there looking tired and cute. It's a Carolina wren, a resident of the Eastern U.S.
Gray catbirds are suede smooth with small coal black eyes and have a distinct catlike call. Agile and athletic, they fly from one tree branch to another, landing as if on cats' paws. One dives straight down from a height, lands and another comes up from the ground and chases it. Play time?
The doomsayers and naysayers have already written off the dominant role that the U.S.A. has played in world politics. They are projecting 50 percent unemployment, a plummet of 90 percent in the stock market and a 100 percent inflation figure. The possibility of a default on U.S. loans and debts is being called an economic calamity.
I do not believe that this deficit crisis is the end of U.S. influence in the world. Since 1941, America has been the outstanding nation for good in the world. We have been the most powerful and generous state in the battle against the Soviet Union in the past, and world communism.
The independent, nonpartisan Institute of Medicine (IOM) comprised of health care professionals recommended that prescription birth control be included as a preventive service under the federal health care reform law. If adopted by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), new insurance plans under the Affordable Care Act will be required to cover FDA-approved contraceptive methods without charging co-pays or other out-of-pocket fees. This could result in the elimination of one of the biggest obstacles to effective family planning for millions of American women. HHS is expected to make a final decision on the IOM's recommendation in August.
Walking down Main Street in Rockport, Massachusetts, we viewed a quaint seaside community. The shops are filled with art items, ice cream, fudge, summer clothing, craft jewelry, and oceanview seafood restaurants. Miles of scenic beaches and wooded glades are nearby.
Next we visited Gloucester, MA, known as America's oldest seaport. Along the coast we viewed the patina-clad fisherman statue at the helm of his ship. We also spied a statue of a waiting wife with two children beside her, watching for the fisherman's ship to come in.
Cape Cod is what most people think of when you speak of the coast of Massachusetts. Cape Cod is south of Boston, but the other cape is north of Boston. It is Cape Ann; check it out on a map.
My niece Robin lives in Rockport, M.A., a truly maritime and touristy New England town. We left on the Bold Bus Line from 34th Street and 8th Avenue. The Red Bus headed up 10th Avenue in Manhattan, and I felt like a tourist. I don't remember anything about 10th Avenue; it was full of shops and restaurants, similar, but not quite like 9th Avenue. Brand new, sparkling high-rise buildings could be seen all along the Hudson River.
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Very preterm (< 32 weeks) or very low birth weight infants (< 1500 g) are at risk of developing a severe bowel disorder called necrotising enterocolitis. It is thought that one possible way to prevent this condition is to delay the introduction of milk feeds until several days (or longer) after birth. We found seven trials involving 964 infants that assessed the effect of delayed rather than early introduction of milk feeds for very preterm or very low birth weight infants. Data from these trials did not provide any evidence that delaying enteral feeding reduces the risk of necrotising enterocolitis.
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Morgan J, Young L, McGuire W. Delayed introduction of progressive enteral feeds to prevent necrotising enterocolitis in very low birth weight infants. Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews 2013, Issue 5. Art. No.: CD001970. DOI: 10.1002/14651858.CD001970.pub4
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Tens of thousands without power after Hurricane Arthur causes flooding in the Outer Banks.
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Hurricane Arthur gained strength in the Atlantic on Thursday and threatened to strike near the North Carolina coast on Independence Day, prompting thousands of vacationers and residents to leave parts of the state's popular but flood-prone Outer Banks.
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A hurricane watch was issued for part of North Carolina's coast early Wednesday as Tropical Storm Arthur moved northward, threatening Fourth of July plans along the East Coast.
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Coalition asserts Fermi 3 transmission corridor violates NEPA
The environmental coalition intervening against the proposed new Fermi 3 reactor has re-asserted its nearly three-year old challenge, directly to the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission's five Commissioners themselves, that the inextricably interlinked transmission line corridor needed to export the electricity to the grid is still in violation of the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA).
The coalition's Toledo-based attorney, Terry Lodge, filed a Petition for Review with the NRC Commissioners by their ordered deadline. The petition defends not only the contention's merit, but also its separation from the NRC Atomic Safety and Licensing Board (ASLB) panel's request to the Commissioners for permission to undertake a sua sponte review. More.


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Relational regulation in the Brazilian Ministério Publico: The organizational basis of regulatory responsiveness
Article first published online: 1 MAR 2011
DOI: 10.1111/j.1748-5991.2010.01099.x
© 2011 Blackwell Publishing Asia Pty Ltd
Regulation & Governance
Special Issue: Sociological Citizens: Practicing Pragmatic, Relational Regulation
Volume 5, Issue 1, pages 70–89, March 2011
Additional Information
How to Cite
Coslovsky, S. V. (2011), Relational regulation in the Brazilian Ministério Publico: The organizational basis of regulatory responsiveness. Regulation & Governance, 5: 70–89. doi: 10.1111/j.1748-5991.2010.01099.x
Publication History
- Issue published online: 1 MAR 2011
- Article first published online: 1 MAR 2011
- Accepted for publication 13 December 2010.
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- Article
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- Brazil;
- ambidexerity;
- labor and environmental standards;
- prosecutor;
- street-level bureaucracy
Recent research on regulatory enforcement has been showing that the best way to enforce protective regulations is to thoroughly adapt the remedy to the problem at hand. Unfortunately, this is far from easy, as organizations and work environments all too often encourage street-level bureaucrats to standardize and simplify their practices. In an attempt to bridge this gap, many scholars equate responsiveness to preprogrammed escalation. This article analyzes how the Brazilian Ministério Público (MP) promotes a more ambitious form of responsiveness, here called relational regulation. While most of the formal features of the MP encourage routinization, groups of reformist prosecutors identify important cases, recruit external allies, and jointly devise innovative and context-specific solutions to problems of non-compliance. Crucially, this mode of action is not an anomaly, the result of individual proclivities or specific and formal job assignments. Rather, it is systematically produced by a mostly parallel and covert organization that operates within and expands beyond the MP itself. These two logics – routinized and custom-made responses – compete, cooperate, interpenetrate, and find common ground within the same organizational umbrella, and through their interaction they create an enforcement agency that is more robust, reliable, and responsive than allowed by current theory.


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London Design Festival 2014: design boutique Darkroom looked to grid patterns used in the 1960s and 70s by radical Italian architecture firm Superstudio to inform its latest collection of products and in-store installations (+ slideshow). More »
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Pitsou Kedem uses raw materials
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Israeli office Pitsou Kedem demolished and rebuilt the inside of this Tel Aviv penthouse apartment to create a pared-back interior featuring raw concrete, steel and wood (+ slideshow). More »
Doehler loft renovation by SABO Project
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Amanda Levete's Tincan restaurant presents
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London Design Festival 2014: architect Amanda Levete has opened a pop-up restaurant in London's Soho where tins of fish and seafood are displayed in a "a museum-type vitrine" before being dished up to customers to eat straight out of the can (+ slideshow). More »
In Praise of Shadows uses dead wood from a
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David Chipperfield's Valentino flagship
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Fashion house Valentino's New York flagship store, with a grey Terrazzo interior by British architect David Chipperfield, has opened to shoppers (+ slideshow). More »
Athlete's Plane by Teague and Nike
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Suppose Design Office creates Hiroshima
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Japanese studio Suppose Design Office has converted a seafront warehouse into a specialist cycling centre with a hotel that allows guests to check-in while still on their bikes (+ sideshow). More »
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Japanese firm Torafu Architects used contrasting floor finishes to define the three distinct spaces of Snow Picnic, an experimental ice-cream shop in Tokyo (+ slideshow). More »
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Plants are interspersed amongst the raw industrial spaces of this lifestyle store in Osaka by Japanese firm Suppose Design Office, which combines shopping, dining and gardening (+ slideshow). More »
Eventbrite offices by Rapt Studio contain
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Grzegorz Layer creates a menswear
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Penda's indoor planting modules provide
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[From an unidentified and undated newspaper clipping but from Chillicothe, Ohio. The death occurred about March 3, 1911. I have omitted several paragraphs describing in detail Mary's death and her mother's reaction on finding her. If anyone would like a copy of the full obit, please email me with your snail mail address.]
MRS. WALTER SCOTT--With suddenness that was appalling came the summons to Mrs. Mary MADEIRA SCOTT, the beloved wife of Dr. Walter SCOTT of West Second Street, who was suddenly stricken about 7 o'clock Friday morning at her home. The cause of her death was acute dilatation of the heart. . .
Mary Louise MADEIRA was the only daughter of the late John M. and Effie RENICK MADEIRA. She was born March 8, 1871 in this city [Chillicothe, Ohio].
She attended the public schools and graduated from the High school. She later attended Wilson college at Chambersburg, Pa.
June 10,1902 she was united in marriage to Dr. Walter SCOTT. Their married life was ideally happy. . .
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Apple touts 21,178 entertainment titles in the App Store ... did somebody just fart?
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Report: Only 11% of Wii games score above 80%
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Bill Walsh, the original gangsta of QB evaluation, once wrote:
"He [the quarterback] must be courageous and intensely competitive. He will be the one on the field who is running the team. His teammates must believe in him or it may not matter how much physical ability he has. If he is courageous and intensely competitive, then other players will know and respect that. This will be a foundation for becoming a leader."
Today, Tim Tebow proved he's a leader. He made plays; he was intensely competitive; he was courageous as hell. I think most would agree that the foundation that Walsh spoke of is there in the Broncos' first-round draft pick.
But we ought not confuse intensity with the passing tree.
Without Josh McDaniels around, we've been told that Dove Valley was like an episode of Leave it to Beaver this week.
How appropriate then, that their opponent brought out an offense from the 1960s.
With only a Skelton crew, the Cardinals pared their playbook down so far, even Eddie Haskell could have called signals. The Broncos should have given the Cardinals the business today.
Instead, the Broncos were the ones on the business end of yet another hunka junk. Four turnovers in the first half? Six for the game? Gee, Broncos fans, that's swell.
Ellis, I think you were a little hard on the
Beav Josh on Monday. You can spin "integrity" and "passion" all you want, but that narrative has already gone stale.
Continue reading "Gut Reactions - Week 14, Broncos-Cardinals"
Forgive me if I'm not blown away by Joe Ellis' press conference today.
Although I understood the words that were coming out of his mouth, I ended up missing most of the meaning.
Let me see if I can get this straight. Ellis admitted that the organization burdened Josh McDaniels with too much responsibility; he admitted that the organization had not intended to give McDaniels so much power, but that it somehow had "evolved" to that point; he admitted that McDaniels would end up being an excellent and successful head coach in the league; he admitted that McDaniels was in the top of the league in game-planning; he admitted that the organization needed to do more to help McDaniels with all the responsibilities that came with being a head coach.
So the best course of action was to send the guy packing.
I guess Ellis was correct when he said, "We don't have a plan for moving forward."
Trapped in Kansas City.
Surrounded by evil.
Low on gas.
On a day in which the Broncos could have used his arm, Kyle Orton had nothing in the tank.
Arrowhead Stadium in December can do that do a guy.
Wrecks, sighs, and videotape.
The wreck: losing at home to a team who is in rebuilding mode.
The sighs: the Broncos' continued futility to convert on 3rd downs, lack of quarterback pressure, inability to tackle, and turnovers (on both sides).
The videotape: The Rams' offense seemed to confuse the Broncos after their first drive with their normal misdirection and bootlegs; their receivers and tight ends had more space than Buzz Lightyear. Their defense, as Brian Griese pointed out from the radio booth, confused the Broncos all game, blitzing eight defenders on one play, only to drop eight defenders in coverage the next.
Quick, someone call Steve Scarnecchia and get him back on the payroll (and rolling footage). The Broncos could have used six more minutes of film today.
Despite a late surge, some luck, and some conservative play calling by the Rams, the Broncos' season took another shot to the chin today.
I'm done with Josh McDaniels.
Not because he's failed to draft any defensive linemen with the 19 picks he's had in the last two years; not because his first meaningful move as coach of the Broncos was to cut the long snapper; not because 33-year old guys throwing down f-bombs on national television fail to motivate grown men in their mid-20s and 30s. I'll even leave the record-setting blowouts aside for the moment.
I'm done with him because he apparently hasn't watched any of the Godfather movies.
Had he, he would have realized that in the Cosa Nostra of the old sicilian mafia, or, let's face it, in the coaching tree of Bill Belichick, you don't rat out anyone in the "organization." Even if takes a week or more and pressure from league officials.
The Sicilians have a term for this: Omertá, which means maintaining a code of silence.
To betray Omertá is to invite retribution of all kinds--Peyton Hillis as MVP, Jay Cutler getting into the playoffs, bloody horse heads in the bed, and more.
And you thought the Curse of Brett Kern was bad.
The journey of a thousand miles begins with the first step.
Unless you forget to take the second. Then you simply fall on your ass.
Tonight the Broncos started fast. Once the Chargers adjusted, however (putting more guys in the box), Denver's excellent adventure turned bogus.
And we didn't even get a cameo from Keanu Reeves. Damn, dude.
What started as a fake punt quickly turned into a nightmare of missed tackles, blown assignments, penalties, dropped passes, and desperate gadget calls. In other words, outside of a few good weeks, more of the same.
Last week the Broncos were the ones who had two weeks to prepare for their opponent. This week, it was the Chargers who had the additional time. Honestly, though, they didn't need it, so I hope they spent at least half of that time prepping for the Colts.
Time didn't beat the Broncos. As we've seen again and again, the Broncos beat themselves.
Get your mock drafts ready.
Continue reading "Gut Reactions - Week 11, Broncos-Chargers"
Two weeks is an eternity in the NFL.
It's time enough to get healthy; time enough to recommit to the running game; time enough--if you're Josh McDaniels--to regain the faith of an entire city, fan base, and organization.
To say that Josh McDaniels was coaching for his very job is to overstate the importance of today's game.
To say that today's game was just another game, however, is to ignore the obvious. Josh McDaniels--no, the entire Broncos organization--needed today's win.
They needed the win so badly that McDaniels brought in none other than John Elway to give the Broncos a pep talk earlier in the week; despite the disappointing off-field actions of DJ Williams, everyone must have listened.
If today's game is what we'll get from an inspired Broncos team, I say bring in The Duke for the remaining 7 games.
Welcome back to the AFC West, Denver.
Jet lag—like a set of perfect English teeth—may not exist.
But the Broncos are believers.
The only way to describe their performance today was sluggish. How about just plain blah?
They may have walked off the plane 48 hours ago, but, in what has come to be a hallmark of this Broncos team, they again couldn't get their wings off the ground to start the game. They barely got airborne the entire game.
The usual suspects appeared—and we aren't just talking about those British hoodlums that show up to soccer games. The Broncos showed a plethora of penalties, blown assignments, and miscommunications. They were also 0-for-4 on 3rd downs through their first 4 drives.
Can god save the queen? Who knows. But it would be nice if he'd at least bless the Broncos' run defense.
Has there ever been a worse 1st half in Broncos history?
Not in recent memory. Halloween came one week early in Denver.
Before most Broncos fans had a chance to see Tom Cable's frightening haircut on the jumbo screen, they were down 24-0.
The defense ran confused; Kyle Orton threw confused; Josh McDaniels was confused.
But don't confuse them with a playoff contender. In arguably the worst division in football, the Broncos are the cellar zombies of the AFC West. The season is effectively done.
Perhaps the Broncos were thinking about what scary costumes they were going to wear in London next week. So they decided to take an eyepatch from every Raiders player, coach, and fan, and put them on both eyes.


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Wednesday, November 26, 2014
Enchilada Supper 5:30-7:00 pm
Worship Service with Holy Communion 7:00 pm
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Mod Rocker
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Start your kids out right with the Mod Rocker rocking chair.
Purchase Information:Price: $350
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Start your kids out right with the Mod Rocker rocking chair.
Purchase Information:Price: $350
Written by kris & katie on October 2, 2007. Permalink
I know it's not exactly outdoor weather for most people, but who says you can't get ready early? This set would look equally good inside as well…
"This black terrazzo table is a classic addition to any patio or deck. Measuring 32″� square, you can easily match it to Napa's square terrazzo stools (sold separately) or with your choice of teak or metal outdoor chair. Constructed from concrete with terrazzo accents, these innovative items may be left outside in Virginia winters (unlike terracotta, which is guaranteed to crack). Whether you prefer the look outdoors or in, this table is an undeniable classic."
Table (32w x 32d x 30h), $559.00
Stool (12.5w x 12.5d x 18h), $125.00
(This item's link and price was updated 10/15/09.)
Purchase Information:Price: $125.00-$369.00
Written by kris & katie on October 2, 2007. Permalink
I wish I woke up in this room, too bad there isn't a typo in the price! Though I do think it's worth saving for! This bed has great visual weight for such an elegant profile.
Solid Maple and Birch veneers; Chocolate or Anthracite finishes, special order only.
Purchase Information:Price: $2670.00
Written by kris & katie on October 2, 2007. Permalink
I just really love everything that patricia urquiola does. The Lowseat is a steel frame covered with injected flame-retardant polyurethane foam and the feet are made of stainless steel.
The best thing is that the covers are removable for cleaning (except for the leather, obviously).
Purchase Information:Price: $2243.00
Written by Katie on October 2, 2007. Permalink
Not sure how long this will be on sale, so if you're thinking it might work, you might want to snap it up while you can save some cash.
Whether placed bedside to provide a soft glow, used to dine on or used in a retail setting to display small objects, the Toto Cube Lamp (1996) functions dually as a lamp and a safe, washable table surface. The large-scale, unadorned geometry of the durable polypropylene diffuser lends function and visual impact to any setting, while being sturdy enough to act as an occasional stool as well. Made in France. Bulb not included: 60W incandescent.
Was: $275.00, Now: $184.25, Buy it here.
Purchase Information:Price: $275.00
Written by kris & katie on October 2, 2007. Permalink
Here's a great, relatively inexpensive way to mount a flat panel TV and all the accoutrements (tivo, dvd player) without having to hassle with all the wiring. You attach this storage unit to the wall and paint it or wallpaper over it to make it blend in with the rest of your decor.
The Muro Media Storage systems are suitable for televisions 32″ (min) to 50″ (max) wide, weighing up to 100 lbs. Each shelf has a weight capacity of 12 lbs. Wall-mounting hardware not included. Assembly required. Made in Italy.
Purchase Information:Price: $498
Written by kris & katie on October 2, 2007. Permalink
Round dining tables are ideal for so many reasons. They keep everyone on the same social playing field by eliminating the head and foot, and conversation is much easier. I particularly loved this table when I saw it, a nicely beveled edge helps define the top from the interesting base.
"The Boris Dining Table is both nostalgic and state-of-the-art. Its sentimental design pays homage to the definitive production standards and style of Charles and Ray Eames. But Boris's unconventionally shaped legs give it a form that lies in a dimension somewhere between minimalistic and space-age, making it a great addition to any modern dining area, but a true centerpiece in any retro-inspired environment."
Purchase Information:Price: $979.00
Written by kris & katie on October 2, 2007. Permalink
Purchase Information:Price: $249.00
Written by Katie on October 2, 2007. Permalink
We posted this years ago ('06) and it needed some new shiny pictures to get your attention again. So, no, it's not new, but it's a good stool for a good price.
Named after the famous lion tamer Isaac van Amburgh, this stackable stool, or side table, is made from rotation-molded polypropylene.
18.9″ x 14.97″high
Black, Red, White
$150.00 Buy it here.
Purchase Information:Price: $150.00
Written by kris & katie on October 2, 2007. Permalink
Simple, perfect. Side table with removable tray top.
Available in Orange or Black
15″ x 22″ tall
Purchase Information:Price: $103.00
Written by kris & katie on October 2, 2007. Permalink
This is a delightful little side table who's inspiration came from a visit to grandma's house. The table is constructed of two layers of hard acrylic with a thin layer of laser cut felt between.
"The inspiration for this design emerged during lunch at the home of Enrico Fratesi's grandmother, Luisa. For Fratesi, the fact his grandmother's furniture was covered in plastic was no surprise, since this method of keeping furniture clean was a practice he'd seen all his life. But for his partner, Stine Gam-Pedersen, a native of Denmark, the plastic covers were odd, unexpected and exactly the inspiration needed for their next design."
Luisa can be used in multiples to create a coffee table, in either three of the same color or a mix.
Purchase Information:Price: $278
Written by kris & katie on October 2, 2007. Permalink
White on White just relaunched their new site. While perusing it today, I found the WB chair for only $135 (while the original sells for around $500). Such a great deal. Mind you, it is a reproduction, but if you're in the Ikea price range, you may try White on White.
Purchase Information:Price: $135
Written by kris & katie on October 2, 2007. Permalink
This is a pricy chair but I currently can't imagine anything prettier. It's so delicate. I also really like the muted color of the upholstery.
Purchase Information:Price: $1200
Written by kris & katie on October 2, 2007. Permalink
I collect vintage interior design/decorating books, and a particular favorite I found at a university library sale: Bloomingdale's Book of Home Decorating, published in 1972. The first picture you see as you flip through its sepia tinged pages is of a sunken living room, resembling a cave, with white fur covering almost every surface, from the floor to the walls to the ceiling. It's so far over-the-top that I love it, that is what was so fun about decorating in the Seventies!
Imagine my surprise as I was shopping around this morning to find this amazing sofa from cheeky design firm Moooi. If you happen to have a sunken living room, I highly suggest you purchase this sofa in conjunction with several yards of faux fur to complete this designer look. The link below provides some inforamtion with more to come.
A look at the cover shot for Bloomingdales Book of Home Decorating:
Anyone else think the "window" looks trompe'loie?
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Written by Katie on October 2, 2007. Permalink
Wow, a lacquered buffet for under a grand…color me surprised. And, man, wouldn't this be the center of attention (all while providing excellent storage space)??
High-Gloss Ferrari Red Lacquer over MDF
Metal Legs, 3 Doors of Storage
Update: This item is unfortunately no longer available in red or for the original price, but Cantoni does have the buffet in black with different handles for $1,899.00. (10/15/09)
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