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11 Banks Still 'Too Big To Fail'
Posted by Richard Warnick in Bailout, Capitalism, Corporate Socialism, Divine Strake, Economy, National Politics on August 6, 2014
Eleven of the nation's largest banks have failed to convince federal regulators they could safely be wound down if they neared failure, government authorities said Tuesday, reinforcing the idea that they are too big to fail.
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. said October blueprints submitted by banks, including JPMorgan Chase, Goldman Sachs and Bank of America, detailing how they think they'd be resolved in bankruptcy if they neared collapse were "not credible." The Federal Reserve, another bank regulator, said the so-called living wills need significant improvement by July 2015 or the government may force them to shrink.
…The phenomenon known as too big to fail is based on the notion that government officials will always rescue a failing financial company when it believes the failure would cause financial chaos. Since investors in the company believe they'd be bailed out, they accept a lower return for funding the company's operations. That in turn enables the too big to fail company to enjoy a taxpayer-provided subsidy unavailable to its smaller rivals.
Tuesday's announcement by federal regulators that the 11 banks' living wills were inadequate strikes at the heart of the argument that the banks are no longer too big to fail.
TBTF means bailouts and bonuses for billionaires and corporate execs, and nothing for the ever-shrinking American middle class.
What About a Sin Tax For War Profiteering?
Posted by Larry Bergan in 4th Estate (Media), 9/11, Abu Ghraib, Alberto Gonzales, American People, Bill O'Reilly, Biological Weapons, Chris Cannon, Civil liberties Infringement, Condolezza Rice, Conservative Sell-Outs, Conservatives, Corruption, Crimes, Democracy, Dick Cheney, Disaster, Disgrace to the Military, Divine Strake, Economy, Federal Budget, Fox Lies, Genocide, George W. Bush, Healthcare, Human Rights, Impeachment, Iran, Iraq, Military, Military Industrial Complex, nazis, Neocons, Nuclear Weapons, Political Corruption, Republicans, Rumsfeld, Sean Hannity, Taliban, Tax Policy, The Constitution, Torture, Tribalism & Blind Obedience to Authority, Uncategorized, War, War Crimes on August 12, 2007
Divine Strake Cancelled! Bush Administration Runs Two More Seasons
Posted by Ken Schreiner in Divine Strake, George W. Bush on February 22, 2007
You know the saying: Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me (I think that's right. I'm lousy at math). If this was five years ago, Utahns would've been more ready to accept Divine Strake. Donald Rumsfeld, Dick Cheney and the Republican-ruled Congress would've made sure it happened. But time and truth betray the designs of ambitious fools. The lies of the Bush Administration about Iraq combined with the lies the government told us fifty years ago about the nuclear tests they were performing doomed Divine Strake. But I remember running the WCIA (no kidding, those are the call letters) newsroom in 2002, after 9/11 and the start of the Afghanistan War, watching the detonation of a so-called "bunker buster" bomb and thinking "Yeah- we're going to find Bin Laden and his goons- in tiny bits." But we never did, despite all our firepower, determination and revenge motivation. I consider Divine Strake a victory for peace-loving people everywhere. Mission accomplished. But I also feel sad. Sad our leaders thought we needed yet another test of another massive (if only theoretical) weapon to fight or simply intimidate enemies real or imagined. Sad we never caught the guys who committed the ugliest terrorist attack of our age. Sad the American people lost interest in pursuing justice for the 9/11 victims while allowing our misguided leaders and corporate news media to pursue a costly and futile adventure in an unrelated land. Divine Strake's cancelation is a happy day. Yay. Now, we rejoin the sadness- which was already in progress.
Posted by Deanna Taylor in Divine Strake, This Blog, Utah Politics, Utah Pollution on February 22, 2007
While I always remain skeptical of sudden government announcements, I am overjoyed over today's announcement (below). I and dozens of others have been working hard on this for about a year now.
Cancellation of Proposed Divine Strake Experiment
The Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA) has decided to cancel the proposed Divine Strake experiment. ?I have become convinced that it?s time to look at alternative methods that obviate the need for this type of large-scale test,? said DTRA Director Dr. James A. Tegnelia. This decision was not based on any technical information that indicates the test would produce harm to workers, the general public, or the environment.
Divine Strake was a scientific experiment designed to significantly advance the nation?s ability to defeat underground facilities that produce and store weapons of mass destruction. The experiment would have entailed detonating a large amount of a common blasting agent over an existing tunnel at the Nevada Test Site. It was to be the largest in a series of experiments that relied on the specific geology at that location.
DTRA will attempt to develop alternative scientific means for obtaining the important data that this experiment would have provided. Such methods to assess capabilities to defeat underground facilities do not currently exist. The agency will develop advanced analysis techniques and conduct confirmatory experiments at a much smaller scale to assist in developing new capabilities to defeat underground facilities.
There is a national consensus on the need to improve conventional capabilities to defeat underground targets that pose a threat to the United States. ?DTRA remains committed to help develop non-nuclear means to defeat underground targets. I am optimistic that we will succeed,? said Tegnelia.
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KTVX Tells Bush to Shove His Missile Where the Divine Don't Often Stray
Posted by Ed Firmage Jr. in 4th Estate (Media), Divine Strake on February 13, 2007
Today, Vince Horiuchi, TV critic for the Salt Lake Tribune, took local TV station KTVX to task for its strong editorial position against Divine Strake, a non-nuclear weapons test proposed for the Nevada Test Site. While non-nuclear, it poses significant health threats to people living downwind, and it presages the beginning of a new nuclear arms race. It is another manifestation of the Bush Administration's swagger that would be comical if its effects weren't so deadly. Herewith my response to Vince and the other milktoasts of our present press corps.
Dear Vince,
The views of a TV critic don't in my case generally provide fodder for a hot reader response, but yours today taking KTVX to task for editorializing against Divine Strake inspire me to think that nothing is impossible.
I, for one, applaud KTVX for their stance, and for the bold way in which they took it. Your criticism of them is what's off base.
When Edward R. Murrow editorialized against Joseph McCarthy, he made the press proud. This week, KTVX made me proud.
I don't believe in journalistic objectivity, or true objectivity in any profession outside mathematics. The ways in which our opinions shape what we say and how we say it are manifold and subtle and often far beyond any of us to recognize much less correct. Read the rest of this entry »
ABC Channel 4 Takes a "Determined Stance" Opposing Divine Strake.
Posted by Deanna Taylor in Divine Strake, This Blog on February 8, 2007
BE SURE TO WATCH THIS STUNNING VIDEO and account of delivery of email comments that overloaded the government's computers so channel 4 decided to deliver them. Watch and listen to the resistance they confronted and the statement by channel 4. Channel 4, KUDOS!!
Go to http://www.abc4.com/mediacenter/local.aspx?videoID=59263
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KTVX Joins Fight Against Divine Strake; Hey, Legislators: Got Courage?
Posted by Ken Schreiner in 4th Estate (Media), Divine Strake, Global Warming, This Blog, Utah Politics, Utah Pollution on February 5, 2007
"We must all obey the great law of change. It is the most powerful law of nature."- Edmund Burke
As I sat bored through the Super Bowl, I wondered why it didn't seem to to matter. When I was younger and a huge Bears fan living in Chicago, it all seemed so important. Now, I didn't even care if the Bears won. Lots of people watch the Super Bowl just to see the ads. Me too. I've been in TV all my life and it used to seem so important. But even the ads done by the Internet producers– groundbreaking for their inclusion if not their content or execution- were lame. Was it me? Or something else? The answer: Something so big it's not only changing me but the entire planet and everyone on it. THE BIGGEST, MOST INSPIRING STORY OF ALL TIME: HOW WE SAVED THE EARTH. A lot of people don't share my opinion but they're just staving off the inevitable. Utah's legislature, for example. Proposing bills about teens using cell phones and tanning booths: HEY, I HAVE A MOM! And our federal government-protectors of our precious natural resources- so desperate for cash they're proposing to allow almost four times as many snowmobiles to further pollute and destroy Yellowstone, our most famous national park! As Utahns choke on our own airborne effluent and the U.S. government refuses to even recognize our climate dilemma, I see an incredible and encouraging trend not just among regular folks but among corporate media and American business. The latest flash: at 10 p.m. Sunday night, KTVX announced it was joining Gov. Huntsman in fighting Divine Strake. As someone who worked in the corporate media for 30 years, THIS IS BIG! Big Media taking a stand on a controversial issue that affects an ongoing war in which Utah lives are at stake both here and in Iraq. Newpapers taking editorial stands is not uncommon; the Tribune came out a couple of weeks ago against the test and even Deseret News and smaller papers have lined up against Bush/Cheney Inc. on DS. But TV stations are historically scared to death of pissing off anyone, especially their arch-right-wing sugar daddies in the automobile, pharmaceutical and, in this case, spiritual industries. You could tell something was up last week when they interviewed One Utah pundit Ed Firmage who persuaded the LDS to successfully oppose the MX missle system back the 1980s (which I covered as a reporter in Denver at KUSA). Channel 4's coverage of Divine Strake has been ahead of the competiton but now they've taken it to a new level. I not only applaud the effort from a political standpoint. I think it's about time corporate media do things that are just plain right for their communities. We discussed this at the Journalism That Matters conference in Memphis which I've written extensively about. It's this kind of courage that can produce great things and endear a medium to a community, boost circulation/viewership and EVERYONE WINS! Not just a few wealthy sponsors or powerful politicians. It's the courage all our corporate media, our state and federal governments still need to find in covering and making what will truly be- the greatest story ever told.
Divine Strake Testimony Utah State Capitol
Posted by Ed Firmage in Divine Strake, Ed Firmage, National Politics, Utah Politics, War on January 26, 2007
Testimony before the Divine Strake hearings at the Utah State Capitol Jan 24, 2007
If you were to awake tomorrow, with no previous knowledge of the event, to learn that someone had detonated 700 tons of ammonium nitrate and fuel oil directly under an area of the West where tons of radioactive debris still scars the ground from 928 previous nuclear tests, throwing tons of radioactive debris into the atmosphere, in a 10,000 foot mushroom cloud, you would assume that we had been struck by terrorists. You would be right. The radioactive debris above this huge detonation in our own heartland will contaminate our air, our water, our land, and our food. Who but an enemy would do this? If this benighted administration insists upon committing an act of war upon the West, then at least Mr. Bush should ask Congress to declare war upon us, thus giving us fair warning of his intent.
This self-destructive explosion is designed to produce another generation of nuclear weapons. How can we do this when we already possess more nuclear weapons than all other nations combined? And at the same time demand that North Korea and Iran halt their nuclear program? Just how effectively can the town drunk call upon his community to go on the wagon? And in the process of testing further weapons we radiate our downwind communities, from St. George to Salt Lake City and thousands of miles eastward? We should be using the bully pulpit of government to rid ourselves and other nuclear weapon-states from the weapons we have, and not to build even more rubble bouncers. Instead, we encourage other nations to test and deploy nuclear weapons by our own example.
After the military test these weapons , we've faced in the West the attempts of our own government to deploy such weapons in our backyards. And then when these monster nuclear weapons are finally decommissioned, the government wants to bury their radioactive core right here in the West. So EnergySolutions (Envirocare by whatever name) can continue to make a million dollars a day for contaminating once again our land, our water, our air, and our food supply. Test, contaminate; deploy, decommission, bury, and contaminate once again. One eternal round. For the half-life of radioactive weapons goes on forever.
In democratic government we have the right and the power to change our mind and change our direction. We must stop our march toward the spread of nuclear weapons. Every weapons system ever developed has been eventually used. Let us stop this degradation of our environment and at the same time stop the relentless progression of nuclear weapons. If we reverse our course on nuclear weapons, we have the power of example and the integrity to encourage other states not to develop such weaponry.
We are encouraged to denounce war and proclaim peace. The defeat of Divine Strake is a good place to begin. Thank you.
Ed Firmage
Utah Capitol
West Building, room 135
January 24, 2007
Gay Sheep, Divine Strake, Bad Air and Todd Rundgren
Posted by Ken Schreiner in Divine Strake, This Blog on January 25, 2007
Unlocking the secrets of the Zeitgeist is hazardous for the untrained humanist. But this one was easy. The controversial experiment on "gay sheep" is a firestorm that, of course, was started by bloggers and was eventually picked up by corporate media. As NYT discovered, the reality of the story is less interesting than what it says about human perceptions of reality, and how our prejudices prevent us from knowing real truth and taking corrective action. Similarly, the outrage over Divine Strake and lack of outrage over our air crisis is indicative of how our biases prevent us from learning and improving. Governor Huntsman and hundreds of others spoke out Wednesday at a special hearing on the proposed Divine Strake explosives test in Nevada. Their concerns are legitimate: loved ones dying of radiation-related illnesses, military and government officials lying, and the prospect of escalating tests up to and including nuclear weapons. But should we be more worried about Divine Strake than our air problem? How come hundreds of people don't get together to talk and take action against conditions arguably more likely to kill us and ruin our loved ones' lives? Because WE ARE ALL PART OF THE AIR PROBLEM but EXPECT OTHERS TO CONTROL THEMSELVES while we are UNWILLING TO CONTROL OURSELVES. Why? Because of our bias and prejudice toward ourselves and our perception that what "I" want individually is more important than anything: our families, our community, our planet- and ironically, even our own health. That's why we're getting fatter, sicker and stupider: we eat everything we want, expect someone else to heal us and can't find the time to learn how to save ourselves. As long as Utahns- rugged, classic American individualists that we are- continue to drive without conscience and restraint, and refuse to take positive, immediate, personal action to curb our air problem, we lack the moral authority to tell or expect anyone else, including the military, oil and power companies, to do the same. Todd Rundgren asked "How can I change the world if I can't change myself?" Given the lack of resolution of this moral dilemma, Divine Strake should not only be allowed to proceed. Perhaps it should be relocated to clear ground for the new Real Stadium in Sandy or the new landfill they'll need to service Daybreak. At least we'd have the perception we're getting something out if it.

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Staying out of trouble is something that most people have a hard time doing. However, it's still an important skill. If you can't stay out of trouble, you'll be getting detentions, suspensions, and even expulsions all the time, not to mention trouble from your parents. So, want to learn how to keep your nose clean? Read on.
1Don't do anything that you know you'll get in trouble for. At the time, it might not seem to be very important, and you may think you'll never get caught, but when the teacher's taking down your name and you friends are standing beside you out of trouble, you'll regret it. So don't bully anyone, don't hit anyone, don't talk during classes, don't use inappropriate language, and never touch a note. You already know you'll get in trouble for this stuff, so avoid it. It's not like you aren't going to have any fun - you can still laugh and hang out with your mates, enjoy fun/slacking off lessons, and ask people out. Plenty of fun by itself. So don't be a goody two shoes, just know the boundaries. It will make your education a better success.
2Don't bring anything school authorities consider harmful or banned to school. This may/will include alcohol, weapons, drugs, and anything your school has banned.
3. If your teacher has banned mobile phones or game cards, don't bring them to school. You don't want to risk getting them confiscated, it'll earn you a bad name. If you need a mobile for calling your parents, keep it on silent, or switched off, not on vibrate. Keep it in your pocket or your bag at all times. Don't show it off to your friends.
4Don't eat in class, unless the teacher says it's okay. You have the time before school, after school, and during breaks to eat. Eat during those times. Remember to have a good breakfast. Carry a drink bottle with you and sip it. Do not try to sneak food during anytime that your not suppose to have it. It's embarrassing to get caught, or dobbed in. It's not only embarrassing, but it can get you into a lot of trouble. Don't try eating chewing gum either-it becomes a hassle if you're caught or you're talking to the teacher. Try having a mint or two before school and during breaks.
5Avoid getting into fights. This might be hard, yes, but definitely worth it. Don't start a fight or argument for no reason, and don't pick on anyone. If you have to stick up for a friend or can't bear to keep your mouth shut, stick to stuff that will keep you out of trouble, like, "Just leave us alone", or "You can't talk." Something that gives you satisfaction and keeps you out of trouble. As for physical fights, avoid them at all costs. Don't even be near one, you can get in trouble. If you do have any problems solve them outside of schools, that includes getting in to fights just as much as fixing any problems you may have with any other student.
6Don't ever cheat. This is a huge mistake. Not only is it wrong and very addicting, if you get caught you'll be in very big trouble. Study well and try your hardest. Everybody has different standards, don't try to nick someone else's. If you work well and listen, your teacher will take this into account. If you need help, ask a friend or adult who you like and trust. If you ever get the urge to cheat, think about what would happen if you got caught. Imagine everyone else staring at you, your parent's faces, the detention... Bad idea.
7Watch where you sit. Don't sit next to the loudest or most talkative person in class or your best friends. This is because if they start talking with other people at the table, the teacher will blame the entire table. Don't sit next to the quietest people because then it will feel awkward. And the teacher will notice that you're table isn't being part of the class, and will personally pick on one of you, most likely you. So sit next to people that aren't your friends, but not people you feel uncomfortable with, kinda like half friends.
8Keep note of who is always getting in trouble with teachers and staff. Try to avoid hanging out with these people. Chances are they are going to talk you into something and you will get in trouble too. No matter how popular they are, your record is more important.
9Don't try to secretly text your friends or listen to music in class. The fact that you were doing it is bad enough. It's even worse that you were trying to do it secretly. also the teacher is going to know because you keep looking down or up at it and also when you text it makes a loud noise.
10Listen to your teacher. Don't talk back when your teacher tells you something. They deserve respect because they are trying to help you in your future. Just because your friends get in trouble doesn't mean you should. Stick up for them and let them fight their own battles.Also don't listen to anything someone calls you even if they call you something inappropriate
12Do not make up a "secret" word for something inappropriate. Sooner or later, it will get out. And once it gets out you're done for.
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- Know your teachers' limits. Don't go too far and you'll be fine.
- Don't give in to peer pressure. Your friends and peers can convince you to do bad stuff, but if they told you to jump off a cliff would you still do it?
- When you do get in trouble, stay calm and don't let it happen again.
- Don't get angry if they annoy you. It's better to just walk away or just ignore them; however, never say "yeah, whatever" and turn your back, as this could instigate another confrontation.
- Always have a smile on your face. A smile can help defuse someone who is angry with you.
- Try to stay in your teachers' good books. Don't be too cheeky, and make sure they know you're listening and trying hard. At the same time, don't suck up to them. Just do your very best in school and trust me you will be happy with yourself at the end of school.
- Don't hang around with the wrong crowd.
- Think before you act. Some people do things they think won't get them into trouble without thinking of the realistic consequences.
- Don't retaliate if a classmate makes fun of you or bullies you. Calmly step away from the problem and back down.
- Never cheat! Not only does it get you in trouble, but the person may have the wrong answer. Even the best student can make mistakes.
- Don't ever, ever lie to your teachers. It's bad enough that you did something wrong, but you lied about it.
- Never roll your eyes at a teacher, they take it as a very big offense and the consequences can be very harsh!!
- If a teacher gets you in trouble for something you didn't do frequently, tell your parents so they can fix it.
- Some teachers have very short fuses. Try not to anger those teachers.
- Don't try to secretly text your friends or listen to music in class. These items will also be confiscated and your parents will have to get them for you.
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Wednesday September 18, 2013 / 7:30pm (Preview)
The Importance of Being Earnest
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Outstanding actors, intimate venue, and an engaged audience (lots of laughter) made this a thoroughly enjoyable production! Costumes were well done and set was nice.


text: Activision Results Top Estimates 2/7/2013 5:39 PM ET Activision Blizzard Inc. (ATVI), the world's largest video game publisher, said Thursday after the markets closed that its fourth quarter profit more than tripled from last year, driven by the success of Skylanders Giants and Call of Duty: Black Ops II.The company's quarterly earnings per share, excluding items, also came in above analysts' expectations as did its adjusted revenue.Bobby Kotick, Chief Executive Officer, Activision Blizzard, said, "We are very pleased to report that Activision Blizzard delivered the best performance in its history." "In the short-term, we expect to continue delivering strong profitability, but below our record setting 2012 performance, due to a challenged global economy, the ongoing console transition and a difficult year-over-year comparison because of Blizzard's record-shattering Diablo III success in 2012," Kotick added. Activision Blizzard shares are currently gaining 5.56% in after hours trading after closing the day's regular trading session at $12.06, up 12 cents or 1.01%. The shares trade in a 52-week range of $10.45 to $13.01.Santa Monica, California-based Activision Blizzard, which is a subsidiary of French media and telecoms giant Vivendi SA, reported net income for the fourth quarter of $354 million or $0.31 per share, compared to $99 million or $0.08 per share for the year-ago quarter. Excluding items, adjusted net income for the fourth quarter was $891 million or $0.78 per share, compared to $725 million or $0.62 per share in the prior year quarter. On average, 24 analysts polled by Thomson Reuters expected the company to earn $0.72 per share for the fourth quarter. Analysts' estimates typically exclude special items.The maker of the "World of Warcraft" and "Call of Duty" titles said net revenues for the fourth quarter rose 25.5% to $1.77 billion from $1.41 billion a year ago. Excluding the net effect from deferral in net revenue and other items, the company's adjusted net revenues increased 8% to $2.60 billion from $2.41 million last year. Twenty-three analysts had a consensus revenue estimate of $2.44 million for the fourth quarter.Fourth quarter revenues from digital channels rose 24% from last year to $451 million and represented 25% of the company's total revenues, while revenues from retail channels increased 40% from a year earlier to $1.2 billion and represented 67% of the company's total revenues. In November, the company released Black Ops II, which became the first video game ever to cross the $1 billion mark in 15-days, eclipsing "Avatar's" 17-day movie record. In both North America and Europe, Skylanders Giants was the #1 best-selling kids' title in dollars for the fourth quarter.As of December 31, Blizzard Entertainment's World of Warcraft remains the #1 subscription-based MMORPG, with more than 9.6 million subscribers. Activision Publishing released Revolution, the first downloadable map pack for Black Ops II, on Microsoft Corp.'s (MSFT) Xbox 360 on January 29. The company expects to release Revolution on other platforms during the first quarter. Additionally, Blizzard Entertainment expects to release StarCraft II: Heart of the Swarm on March 12.The companys declared a cash dividend of $0.19 per share, payable on May 15 to shareholders of record on March 20. Looking forward to the first quarter, the company forecasts net revenue of $1.16 billion, adjusted net revenue of $690 million, earnings of $0.29 per share and adjusted earnings of $0.10 per share. Analysts currently expect the company to earn $0.10 per share on revenue of $710.41 million for the first quarter.For the calender year 2013, the company now expects net revenue of $4.085 billion, adjusted net revenue of $4.175 billion, earnings of $0.68 per share and adjusted earnings of $0.80 per share. Analysts currently expect the company to earn $0.97 per share on revenue of $4.56 billion for the full year 2013.Earlier this week, another video-game publisher Take-Two Interactive Software Inc. (TTWO) reported sharply higher third-quarter profit, as revenues soared on the launch of "NBA 2K13", along with continued demand for "Borderlands 2." by RTT Staff WriterFor comments and feedback: firstname.lastname@example.com News Experience Pays: The 10 Oldest CEOs at Fortune 500 companies Clunkers and Blockbusters: The 10 Most Expensive Movies in history Biotech Stocks Facing FDA Decision In April


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All you have to do is listen to Lady once, and you'll remember—in case you forgot—why they call it soul music. The honesty, the aching sweetness, the raw power of these singers and their songs will remind you that nothing can move you as much, or touch you as deeply, as two women with amazing voices singing in tight harmony.
Lady is the name of the group and of their first recording—the latest from Truth & Soul. Together Nicole Wray and Terri Walker make music that sounds a little like the songs your Mama loved best—and at the same time like nothing you've ever heard before.
Nicole, who's from Atlanta and Terri, from England, met in New York City in 2009 and realized that their love of soul classics and the hip-hop of today would make for a new kind of record. They linked up with producers Leon Michels and Jeff Silverman, whose lushly-orchestrated, beat-heavy songs have showcased artists such as Adele, Raekwon, Ghosface Killah, Aloe Blacc, and Lee Fields.
Terri Walker has released four hit albums in the United Kingdom. Her debut was nominated for the prestigious Mercury Music Prize. Nicole Wray's debut single, "Make It Hot," was certified gold. She has been featured on singles by Missy Elliott, Cam'ron, the Black Keys, Kid Cudi, and many others. Lady, Nicole and Terri's first project together, unites the mellowness and pop flair of 60s soul with the driving beat of hop-hop, and the silky rhythms of modern R&B. These two powerful voices harmonize to create a fresh sound that tells the stories of growing up and never giving up, of love and friendship, of yearning and losing, bad girls and good hearts. Lady is an authentic original, drawing from the past to infuse the present with new power. In one of the album's most touching songs, "Sweet Lady", a loving tribute to their moms and to strong women everywhere, they sing, "Take my hat off to my mother, / such a sweet lady. / There will never be another one like you."
Prepare to take your hat off to Lady. Get ready to fall in love. There has never been, there will never be, anything like it before.
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Ras G has been a fixture on the underground hiphop scene in Los Angeles since the early 90s. He is a proud South Central LA resident. Ras along with Black Monk and Ron Stivers are the founders of the Poo-Bah Label.
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Parents concerned about proposed location of Southington nonprofit
Parents concerned about proposed location of Southington nonprofit
SOUTHINGTON — The recent unveiling of plans for a new Bread for Life building near an elementary school has some parents questioning whether the nonprofit that specializes in feeding the needy should be located next to a school.
A few weeks ago, officials at Bread for Life revealed plans for a building that would allow them to work out of one space instead of five different areas that have been loaned to them by businesses. The location they chose was a lot next to Derynoski School and the town's alternative high school on Main Street. Bread for Life runs a lunch program, food pantry and senior feeding program.
Although Casie Messina, a Southington resident, supports Bread for Life and their programs, she is concerned about having the building next to an elementary school with nearly 700 children.
"I think that the biggest concern is putting the homeless population (there) and having them be there during school hours," said Messina who has three children that attend Derynoski. "My hope would be for Bread for Life to withdrawal their application and find another site."
School Superintendent Joseph V. Erardi Jr. said he's heard from about 25 to 30 parents who expressed concern about the recent proposal. He's encouraged them to attend Planning and Zoning Commission meetings for more information. The site plan application for the building is on the agenda during the Planning and Zoning Commission's business meeting tonight at the Municipal Center.
"My position is that I strongly encourage the Planning and Zoning Commission to set a public hearing date so they're able to listen to the community at large to speak to the issue before any decision is made," Erardi said.
At the Board of education meeting last week, some parents spoke of their concerns to the board. Messina was one of them.
Board of Education chairman Brian Goralski said about a dozen parents wrote to the board expressing their apprehension about the plans to centralize near Derynoski.
"The partnership between everyone and Bread for Life is about helping people that need to be helped and doing what's best for our neighbors," Goralski said. "Whether or not it's best next to our schools is a concern of the parents."
Bread for Life board chairman Bill McDougall said he was surprised that parents would be concerned about the location of the proposed building. He and many other board members were looking forward to the potential of presenting more volunteer opportunities for students with being so close.
"We're surprised, we're confused," McDougall said. "We would be more than happy to open a dialogue for anyone that has concerns. I think they might have a misconception of exactly what's going on at Bread for Life."
Parents were worried about the dining facility, Goralski said, and whether or not it was the best spot for it being so close to school and operating during school hours. Like Erardi, Goralski and the school board is encouraging parents to attend planning and zoning meetings to voice their opinions.
Messina is concerned that during lunch hours the people going to Bread for Life would linger outside of the building and around the school and is concerned for the safety of the students.
"There's nobody hanging out there," McDougall said. "They come in, eat lunch, and leave. They don't hang out."
Goralski and school board member David Derynoski said safety is the "number one priority" when it comes to the students. Derynoski said he doesn't think the board will take a position on the proposed building and the decision is in the "capable hands" of planning and zoning members.
"That aspect of it will be investigated and discussed with the appropriate agencies," Derynoski said.
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Published October 22, 2012
SURPRISING MOVE: ESPN's John Clayton said he was "stunned" that Goodell picked Tagliabue to rule in the appeals case. When Goodell "changed his ruling the last time, he said he had the ability to appoint somebody, but I don't think anybody anticipated it was going to be Paul Tagliabue." The move makes it clear the NFL wants the issue "moving," and by the "end of the month, they pretty much want to at least have everything heard." By selecting Tagliabue, Goodell "is trying to move this thing along quickly" ("NFL Kickoff," ESPN2, 10/19). The Boston Globe's Bob Ryan said, "This is a major symbolic retreat. ... This is a step back from his aggressive posture from the moment we became aware of it" ("PTI," ESPN, 10/19). NFL Network's Albert Breer said, "This is a move to encourage the players to participate in the appeals process. Tagliabue is seen as a neutral arbitrator in this so the hope is that this can drive us towards a conclusion and that means the legal side of this too" ("NFL Total Access," NFL Network, 10/19). In Boston, Greg Bedard wrote of the move, "In other words: 'Fine, we'll give you the neutral arbitrator that you think you're entitled to (that's up for debate) to stop your incessant yapping. Let's get this over with.'" Tagliabue "has a spotless reputation for being an independent thinker." In New Orleans, he is "almost revered," having "played a huge role in keeping the Saints in the city after Hurricane Katrina." Still, any decision by Tagliabue that is "less than a full vindication of the players and public shaming of Goodell will be ripped by the Players Association and taken to court"(BOSTON GLOBE, 10/21). Meanwhile, GRANTLAND.com's Bill Simmons wrote Goodell "might be wearing the 'Most Dangerously Incompetent Commissioner in Sports' belt." He added, "Can you remember another commissioner having his objectivity questioned so vociferously that he had to enlist his former boss to clean up his mess? Me neither" (GRANTLAND.com, 10/19).
DO THE RIGHT THING: In N.Y., Gary Myers wrote Goodell "did the right thing," as he has "too much invested" in the Saints bounty case. Goodell's selection of Tagliabue "will be watched closely." Myers: "Tagliabue may cut back the suspensions ... but I can't see it being drastic." If Tagliabue "rules for the Saints, the league will be humiliated." Myers: "I think he finds a compromise" (N.Y. DAILY NEWS, 10/21). In New Orleans, Mike Triplett wrote bringing in Tagliabue is "the best move the NFL has made in this whole sordid saga." A skeptic "might label this as a shrewd move by the NFL to work around the player lawsuits." Still, it would be "hard for the players to complain about this move since it's exactly what they've been demanding -- that their appeals be heard by someone other than Goodell." Tagliabue is a "brilliant choice for a number of reasons." He "won't be completely unbiased," and he "obviously has the best interests of the NFL in place, above all else" (NOLA.com, 10/19).
NOT SO FAST: YAHOO SPORTS' Dan Wetzel wrote bringing in Tagliabue "makes almost no sense for Goodell or the NFL." If Tagliabue reverses or reduces Goodell's decisions on the suspensions, it "looks like the league needed to bring back its old, wise leader to clean up the mess of the young brash one." If Tagliabue "just upholds Goodell's judgment, the decision will be seen as an inside job, the old boss covering for the new one." Wetzel: "Fair or not, Tagliabue will struggle to be seen as fair if he sides with the man he groomed to replace him." Goodell and the NFL "will regret not finding a true independent mind here" (SPORTS.YAHOO.com, 10/19). In Seattle, Danny O'Neil wrote the '12 NFL season has "demonstrated a limit to Goodell's stubbornness." He "showed that when the league brought back the regular referees after three weeks of increasingly problematic officiating from the replacements." O'Neil: "Now that Goodell has given up trying to impose his interpretation of the case, it's impossible not to wonder just what took so long?" (SEATTLE TIMES, 10/21).
HELPING HOF CHANCES? Pro Football Talk's Mike Florio said Pro Football HOF voters "will be paying attention to how Tagliabue handles this unexpected final act of his career in professional football" and if it helps his HOF candidacy. Florio: "Lately, his candidacy has been sluggish to say the least. If he's the one who provides the voice of sanity and reason and can issue a written opinion that is regarded as fair and probing and practical and impressive, he could -- he could! -- revive that chance to get into Canton" ("Pro Football Talk," NBC Sports Network, 10/19).


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Dude gets shot by a pistol thrown in a trashcan
A man from Wichita, KS is recovering from a gunshot wound to the hand from a pistol that was thrown in the trash, sheriff's officials said.
The 42-year-old man, who was not identified, was helping unload trash Tuesday and accidentally hit the trigger of a discarded short-barreled pistol, wounding his left hand, said Sedgwick County sheriff's Capt. Mike Oliver.
Oliver said witnesses heard the pop and saw the man with blood on his hand at a Wichita trash transfer station Tuesday morning. The gun was loose in the trash and covered with mud.
Investigators want to know why it had been thrown away and said it wasn't immediately clear if the gun was used in a crime. Article here.
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Dude stole over 1,500 woman's panties and bras
A man was charged with theft and burglary after police said they found 93 pounds of women's panties, brassieres and other underwear at his home.
Investigators believe Garth M. Flaherty, 24, took as many as 1,500 undergarments from apartment complex laundry rooms before he was caught, police Cmdr. Chris Tennant said.
Police found enough underwear in his bedroom to fill five garbage bags, Tennant said. "He said he had a problem," Tennant said.
Flaherty has been jailed on 12 counts of second-degree burglary and one of first-degree theft. Police had previously received 12 reports of underwear thefts in the northeast part of town, where Washington State University is located. Article here.
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It's always fun jumping on hotel room beds
For those of you loyal Across-the-Board readers, you'll remember a couple weeks ago I took a trip to Dallas. Well, some of the pictures from my trip were great material for the website www.bedjump.com.
Anyways, you should checkout www.bedjump.com, it's a refreshingly funny and clever website.
You have to admit -- when you walk into your hotel room for the first time… nothing's more therapeutic than dropping your bags and hurling yourself in the air as high as you can onto a hotel bed.
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Britney Spears says K-Fed was her 'biggest mistake'
Britney Spears and Kevin Federline have hammered out the details of their split, and it's reportedly going to cost the "Toxic" singer $13 million. What's more, Star magazine says that Spears was reluctant to finalize the split.
Among the details, according to the tab:
- A 2004 prenup called for K-Fed to get $250,000 for each year of their marriage, but Spears upped that figure to $500,000 to speed up the negotiations.
- He receives half the proceeds from their Malibu mansion, which is on the market for $13.5 million.
- Spears will pay $25,000 a month in child support for each of the couple's two children until they reach 18. He also gets custody of the boys four days a week.
- Federline gets to keep all the gifts Spears bought them during their marriage.
- He's forbidden from writing a tell-all about their marriage. Source.
Labels: britney spears, divorce, kevin federline
Dude falls 300 feet down country hillside
A man fell 300 feet down a steep hillside on Wednesday in Pittsburgh.
Arnold Morris, owner of Morris Tire Service, said the man was a customer. Morris said the man and his wife pulled into the parking lot to pick up a vehicle that was being serviced.
The man apparently had some papers that blew out of his hand and chased after them, Morris said. He apparently ran off the end of the parking lot, which has no guard rail, and tumbled down the hillside.
The man's wife went running into the tire store and alerted workers. They called 911. The man's name and condition are not known. Article here.
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Teahupoo, Tahiti = crazy huge surfing waves
Teahupo'o (pronounced Cho-poo) is a world-renowned surfing location off the south-east of the island of Tahiti, French Polynesia, southern Pacific Ocean.
The Teahupoo wave is known as "The wave at the end of the road". It is one of the world's most beautiful waves, for no other breaks with such precision and intensity.
Woman falls out window, saved by pile of poop
A Chinese woman survived a plunge from a sixth-floor balcony thanks to a convenient pile of excrement which broke her fall.
The accident happened when the woman was hanging out laundry. "Workers happened to be emptying the building's septic tank, which had not been tended for a long time and had regularly blocked sewage pipes," the newspaper said.
"She probably stretched out too far and fell ... right on to a 7 inches/20 cm-thick heap of excrement."
The woman suffered only slight injuries, the newspaper said. Full article here.
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I spent three weeks late June/ early July in Hong Kong visiting family and friends, and trying to get some work done. One of the interesting trends that has picked up in Hong Kong, very dense metropolis of 7 million people, is the emergence of rooftop farms and urban gardening.
Antonio and I first met Michael Leung from HK Honey last year when he showed us his (hibernating) bees and the start of his rooftop farm in an industrial building in Kowloon. Through running workshops and working with an association of local bee farmers, HK Honey has made great strides in making the general population aware of urban bee-keeping and local honey. His background in design comes in handy too - high end stores like Lane Crawford have requested bee hive commissions. Eight months later, and one typhoon in, I had the chance to visit his rooftop again and see how his urban farming project (which he started with Matthew Edmonsen & Glenn Eugen Ellingsen), HK Farm is going.
Here's Michael showing me the wonderfully strange planter that someone made them using discarded materials.
Michael had spent a couple of months in Brooklyn two years ago, working on Brooklyn Grange's rooftop farm. His zine was fantastically heartfelt. |
The next day I headed out to check out Project Grow which is run by a non-profit group. Their model is quite different from HK Farm - they see themselves primarily as community center, a place where the people in their neighbourhood can come and learn how to grow their own food. Project Grow is located in the incredibly dense neighbourhood of To Kwa Wan, a once bustling industrial area that has seen better days. Run by the Hong Kong Film Culture Center (which has their screening room and offices in the same building) they don't see themselves selling their produce to generate revenue any time soon, instead choosing to focus their energy on running classes and hosting regular talks & open days.
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Old bed frames were repurposed for planters |
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Bavarian Crochet Coffee Cozy
8 comments:
- Libby said...
Looks great! Love the texture and color of this one.
* Not sure if you knew, but I moved my blog url. I'm here now: http://artisticexpressionsbyelisabeth.blogspot.com/ - January 19, 2011 at 9:15 PM
- CrochetDad said...
Hi Libby - yes, I saw your announcement and I'm following you over there.
- January 19, 2011 at 9:43 PM
- Cindy said...
Those are great looking!
- February 1, 2011 at 2:53 PM
- CrochetDad said...
Thanks so much. These are my favorite, so far. I'm just trying to figure out a favorite color combo.
- February 1, 2011 at 2:58 PM
- Mrs Twins said...
Hi Gene,
Thanks for taking an interest in SIBOL!
I've just been taking another look at your work, and I completely agree with you, Crocheting or Knitting definitely relaxes you!
Look forward to you becoming our first 'Male SIBOLETTE!'. Is that the right word I'm wondering!.....
Thanks Love suex - February 5, 2011 at 7:31 AM
- SAIS Al Hada said...
Love these, Gene! They are SO pretty, and I agree that the texture would be great to help your grip! I've never done Bavarian crochet, but I'm always wanting to try something new! I'm headed to Rav now to get your pattern! Are these time consuming? I see you used # 3 thread. That's a step up from 10, right? Maybe like a cotton thread? Don't know if I have any! Will have to look! Thanks for your great patterns!
Jana - February 6, 2011 at 8:59 AM
- CrochetDad said...
#3 Crochet Thread is about twice as thick as #10 thread, so it's not as intimidating if you don't work with crochet thread much, and of course, you use a bit larger hook. I've even made a hat from #3 crochet thread that will be highlighted in the upcoming April 2011 issue of Crochet World.
Time consuming? Well, I can make one of these in a few hours, but then, I've done it a few times ;)
I'm with you - I love learning new techniques. - February 6, 2011 at 11:57 AM
- Sandy said...
Love the look. Haven't used this type of crochet myself, but might have to give it a shot. I like the idea of a cup cozy and it's one of the things on my list, trouble is my list just keeps growing. lol
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Wednesday, February 13, 2013
hand tool restoration - part 1
we had a couple of days of real blizzard - yowzah!!! no power loss though - i hope everyone else fared as well!
hey helga - here is a great sky!
okay - on to toady's topic - rusty tools!! i have a pile with the flood 2 years ago, the damp basement and some tools i found in the trash... my most prized tool is this old-fashioned hand mitre box and saw i got from my step-dad, ted:
it goes back to a time when things were made to last...
even through the rust, you can see the quality of the machining in the mitre box..
i FINALLY found blades for this saw - it is a very thin mitre saw that was left here by the previous owner - good for trim..this is an aluminum base, so it was easy to clean up.. not as fine a tool as the big saw, but nice to have for free...
here is the bottom, of the mitre box...
and the saw itself - this a long box saw - 2 feet overall - i had to remove the handle first..
because the big issue is the rust, i looked and looked on the internet - white vinegar will remove rust, apparently all you need to do is be patient and soak it - so here is my getup... 4 litres of vinegar, a bin, 2 old pillow cases and a garbage bag..
first off - fill the bin..
as the saw and box are too big for the bin, i had to "bathe them in the vinegar... i also soaked the pillow cases..
here is the mitre box being bathed..
and then wrapped in a vinegar-soaked pillow case, this is to keep the vinegar form drying out
i wrapped the saw in another pillow case and then wrapped it again in a garbage bag... the bin with the mitre box is covered with a garbage bag... the key is, apparently, to wait for the mild acid to do it's work - i left these as-is for 4 days... stay tuned to see what happens!! (i'll give you a hint, go get some vinegar - this is worth doing!!!)
and don't forget to store the pieces you removed from the saw in their own container ;-))
cheers all!!
(kymber edits: sorry i haven't been posting much lately...i've been busy with the super fun jobs of sorting seeds and planning this year's garden! i promise to be back to regular posting shortly.)
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I love old hand tools. Daddy had lots. I always wonder what happened to those after Mama died. There a few old rusty tools around here that I have collected over the years. When you have success in rehabilitating these, I may follow suit with mine.
ReplyDelete- AnonymousFebruary 13, 2013 at 6:00 PM
cola soda also works on rusty tools
sometimes it takes days to restore a well made tool
newer stuff is harder to restore
Wildflower Jambaloney,
I'm happy to hear you were able to revive your Step Dad's tools.
Older tools last a life time, those are the type of tools you always want to keep around.
White vinegar, is a fix all for all kinds of things.
Thank you for sharing this with us!!!
Your Friend,
P.S. Give Kymber a hug from your Okie FriendsVinegar is wonderful stuff. Thanks for showing us. I have a file or two which got damp in the garage when I forgot to put them in plastic freezer bags.
I know you'll be back soon, but Framboise Manor is a devotion, and it takes time too ! Love to you both,Old tools are cool. I have a electric drill, that belonged to my grandfather. He bought it at Sears, or Wards, back in the late 50's or early 60's. It still works! I use it now and then.
Now that you have the saw project going, I might have to try this on some of the older stuff from my Great Grandfather.
Course, if I clean up some of them, then I will have projects to do around the house. I have told Kathi, that I can't do some of them, because the tools are rusty, and they just don't work quite right. But don't tell her.Repliesflier - old tools are awesome - power tools too!
i have my step-dad's radial arm saw and an old drill press i found in the garbage here (really!) to do when the hand tools are all working.
hey, when you get the tools fixed up, you might be inspired to do the projects anyway ;-))
thansk for stopping by!
Neat. I didn;t know that about white vinegar. Awaiting the final product. I have some old tools around myself that can use a good clean up.
ReplyDelete- AnonymousFebruary 14, 2013 at 12:36 AM
I'm glad NOT to see my initials stamped into that saw handle. Some vermin decided he HAD to own my tools and I lost many fine ones from my father.
And with this move from there to here I have had some acquire a coat of rust. Thanks for the tips.
Winston Hey J - Oh wow, that is a lovely sky pic for February ! Thanks for the perk me up. We aren't cold here but the days are still dull and grey with the sun only poking out for a bit here and there.
It's got to be so satisfying to see such effective results on rust with just plain old vinegar. Such a useful tip and your saw will be gleaming like new.
Hugs to you and Lil Mole. Sorry to say that I ate an entire bag of those Swiss chocolates by myself in three days ! Good intentions were there but you know how it goes sometimes .... and that was supposed to be your bag. Bahahahah !
Have a great Valentines Day together !
xoxoxoReplieshey helga - glad you enjoyed the pic (and your chocolates ;-))
nice sunny pics are better than nothing - we have a had a lot of gray lately too.
it really works - i will be posting the results soon!
no sweat on the chocolate - i gave the little mole your hug - happy belated valentines to you!
Very interested to see how the white vinegar idea works. Even if it doesn't, it will be one less for me to try. The humidity in the South makes rust on tools a constant headache.
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ReplyDelete I have some old tools of my Dad's that are in storage. Once we get a barn built (hopefully this fall) I'll need to get them out and sort through them. I'm sure they will definitely need to be cleaned up and made to look good. Thanks for your tutorial!!
Y'all stay warm up there!
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To reinforce the history they have been learning, I accompanied the 4th graders on their field trip to the Manitou Springs Cliff Dwellings and the Western Museum of Mining and Industry. They got to see first hand how the Anasasi Indians ground corn and lived in tiny spaces. We also learned where the term "grease monkey" came about, panned for gold and saw a model of what is at work under ground at a gold mine. It was great to get a hands-on look at what life was like for some past Coloradans. Even better, for me, was opening up the brown bag lunch my son had packed for me and seeing a note that read, "I love you, Mom."
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INDIANAPOLIS — It may not come under the category of breaking news but Patriots left tackle Matt Light – protector of his quarterback's blind side – knows keeping Tom Brady upright will go a long way toward determining whether the Patriots win their fourth Super Bowl title on Sunday.
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Dozens of parents marched down Sunkist Street early this morning in front of Anaheim's Benito Juarez Elementary School. They were angered that current principal Roberto Baeza is being transferred out at the end of the year in a move made by Linda Wagner, the brand-spanking new Superintendent of the Anaheim City School District (ACSD). The parents carried protest signs and leaflets with a photo of Wagner crossed out saying "Shame on You" as they were mostly greeted by honking horns from cars passing by.
"I have seen the difference in the principals," says Jesus Ramirez, a father of three, including a 6th grader at Juarez. "Dr. Baeza has been the best principal that this school has had. We need him to stay here." Other parents echoed similar sentiments before a meeting with Wagner began at the school library.
"I have two children in the dual immersion program," Julieta Olivares tells the Weekly in Spanish. "I believe it isn't just that Wagner made a decision so soon."
Other parents carried similar sentiments into the library where the Superintendent was seated alongside other staff. "She didn't give us a single answer," Alejandra Carrera tells me in Spanish of the supe's previous meeting last night. "She was solely just listening." Another characterized the gathering's end as one in which Wagner essentially walked out on the protesting parents.
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This time around, about forty-five people stood or were seated and expressed their concerns. A paper handed out to them solicited their opinion on what they would like to see in a new principal, but everyone who spoke, without exception, tried to explain that Baeza was already what they wanted. One woman in the back wiped away tears from her eyes as the meeting reached seemingly frustrating impasses at times. Another father suggested that Wagner, herself, be replaced.
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"If they're not going to give us answers" one parent said turning from the microphone towards the crowd, "what are we doing sitting here? Explaining the same thing as yesterday?" She suggested to the others that they take their case elsewhere to someone who would would listen to what they have to say.
At one point, Superintendent Wagner did offer a response to an inquiry. "A decision has been made," she said in regards to the principal transfer. "We will be talking about the input we received. We will be discussing this decision." The offering did little to satisfy the concerns of those gathered.
Surely things were less acrimonious when the new Superintendent, just weeks into her gig, appeared before a meeting of the Los Amigos 'breakfast club' in April at Jagerhaus Restaurant headed by Anaheim City School District trustee (and Weekly Scariest Person) Jose Moreno. A source informs us she was given the 'rockstar' treatment there. Over at Juarez, things couldn't be any rockier!
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