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As this Twitter search feed illustrates, many people are frustrated with the lousy mobile service AT&T (T) is providing. (Our $100/month iPhone has "no service" in the press room, for instance.)
Of course, this is probably more iPhones per square foot than AT&T has to deal with in Austin any time during the year. But mobile companies love to brag about the temporary networks they set up for big events like the Super Bowl. So next year, AT&T, how about a better plan?
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Many are calling for a full debate on Florida's stand your ground law following the acquittal of George Zimmerman in the shooting death of unarmed teenager Trayvon Martin.
As Zimmerman's attorney, Mark O'Mara, returns to work after doing the national talk show circuit, we asked him what he thought of protests regarding the self-defense law as it relates to the Zimmerman verdict.
"It's not a stand your ground case. It has nothing to do with a stand your ground statute. It's a phrase that's in the jury instruction. It wasn't focused on in the trial, it wasn't focused on in the closing argument, and it wasn't talked about by the jury, because there was no issue to talk about," he said.
Trayvon Martin's family attorney, Natalie Jackson, tweeted on Thursday that the stand your ground law was a part of this case.
"When we heard B37 speak about it on Anderson Cooper, she said that she really took that into consideration, and the jury did in their verdict. It was on the jury instructions. It was a part of this case. That's the problem in this case. Stand your ground has been used as a default excuse for every action wrong action in this case."O'Mara disagrees.
"So she [Jackson] can say it's in the jury instruction as she knows. So is excusable homicide, which has nothing to do with this case. Those jury instructions are out there, because the Supreme Court helps come up with them and use them in every case." Jackson said the Trayvon Martin Foundation, which is run by the teen's parents, is not trying to get rid of the stand your ground law. She said they want an amendment to the law.
"The 'initial aggressor' part is confusing to some people. You cannot pursue and follow someone and provoke a confrontation, and then claim stand your ground."O'Mara said it's a person's prerogative to have an opinion on the stand your ground law, but he maintains that it shouldn't be used when talking about the Zimmerman case.
"To suggest something different, or to impugn the jury instruction process, is insincere and inaccurate," he said.Jackson added that they will continue to lobby lawmakers to get the law changed.
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M.L. Elrick is a Pulitzer Prize and Emmy Award winning investigative reporter (and former Detroit Tigers beer man) who loves a good story.His first bona fide newspaper investigation involved dorm security at Michigan State University. It ran in The State News. Later, he founded the university Reporter-Intelligencer, a tabloid that held officials accountable and challenged the local status quo.After working as a clerk and an intern at the Detroit Free Press, Elrick traveled throughout Europe, filing stories from the road before settling down to help manage a youth hostel in Killarney, Ireland. Next came stops at the Concord Monitor, where Elrick worked as a political reporter and columnist, and the Daily Southtown, where he wrote front page stories about the capers and characters he found on Chicago's South Side.He returned to Detroit in 1999 as the obituary writer at the Detroit Free Press. While working in the newspaper's Macomb bureau, he became the world's foremost expert on the early life of Eminem. Elrick moved to Detroit's city hall and, in 2001, covered state Rep. Kwame Kilpatrick's successful mayoral campaign. Over the next decade, Elrick went from being one of Kilpatrick's favorite reporters to one of his least favorite. Elrick and his Free Press colleague Jim Schaefer conducted dozens of ground-breaking investigations into Kilpatrick and his inner circle, culminating with their Jan. 24, 2008 revelation that Kilpatrick lied under oath during a police whistleblower lawsuit. Schaefer and Elrick's work led to criminal charges against Kilpatrick and, ultimately, the end of the mayor's political career.In addition to working as a vendor during the Tigers' final season at Tiger Stadium and their first seasons at Comerica Park, Elrick has taught journalism at Wayne State University, Michigan State University and the University of Michigan Dearborn.In 2009, Elrick and Schaefer wrote "The Kwame Sutra: Musings on Lust, Life and Leadership from Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick" (available at www.kwamesutra.com, a portion of proceeds benefit charities throughout Michigan). Elrick's profile of Eminem was selected as the first chapter in "White Noise," an anthology of Eminem stories.Elrick is a frequent guest on local radio shows including Drew & Mike on WRIF, 101.1 FM, and the Craig Fahle Show on WDET, 101.9 FM.In addition to the 2009 Pulitzer Prize for Local Reporting he shared with Schaefer, Elrick has won numerous state and national journalism awards, including:
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Big bold stripes are huge this summer. The stripes can go in any direction and can be worn on top or on the bottom or if you're really daring both!
Bold patterns are also hot this year for a loud statement. Wear big patterns on top or on the bottom (leggings or skinny jeans). And oriental geisha style is big too, but I don't see that catching on in Central WI anytime soon.
Now on the totally opposite side of things if these bold statements aren't in your wheelhouse perhaps monochrome is. White on white and nude dresses with nude shoes will work this summer too on any fashionista. You won't catch me in white on white since white is not known as an especially slimming color and I'll be 6-7 months pregnant this summer, but I'm sure many more of you are open to that idea than sporting your geisha gear.
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Children put their stomachs to the test
Would you eat an octopus for a cheeseburger? How about a snail for some chicken nuggets?
Well, that is exactly what a group of children were willing to do at the Nancy Carson Library Fear Factor Food Challenge on Friday.
The challenge put the young contestants' stomachs to the test with an array of foods not so pleasing to most taste buds. The menu started off easy, with a date, and quickly escalated when the next item on the menu was lime Jell-O with olive juice and olives.
Most of the children were fine in the beginning stages of the challenge, but trouble really began when they were asked to eat seaweed covered in marmite, a yeast extract. The combination was too much for multiple children.
Angel Riley, the mother of four of the challenge hopefuls, said that she knew her kids would stand strong. The family often times comes out to the library for events, and, when they saw this, they really wanted to participate.
"We always do the summer reading program," Riley said. "We heard about this, and the children wanted to come out."
There did not seem to be any particular food that took out too many contestants at once, so when it was time for the grand finale, the pressure was on to find the winner.
The final entree for the event was a combination of the previous items put together. When the sound of the blender came through the room, the contestants' expressions finally made it seem as though some may bow out. Much to the dismay of the audience and host, the concoction did not take out the strong-willed contestants, and the winner of the McDonald's $10 gift card came down to who could drink the last drink the fastest. Each child prepared to guzzle down the tangy, spicy concoction as quickly as possible, and there was finally a winner.
Avery Prather was excited when she realized she was the overall winner for the challenge. "I was happy, amazed and proud that I did it," Prather said. When asked about how she would spend her winnings, she already knew what selection she was going to choose from. "I like to get the wraps," she said with a smile and gift card in hand.
The first runner-up was Andrew W. Bellanger, and he was happy to walk away with his $5 McDonald's gift card. The second drink was not the hardest obstacle for Bellanger, he admitted. The first drink was what gave him the most trouble. "It was so bad, Bellanger said. "I kept thinking, 'I'm gonna puke. I'm gonna puke.'" Despite everything his stomach went through to earn the gift card, he was still ready to claim his prize. "I heard there's new stuff on the menu." Bellanger said as he begged his mom for a McDonald's run. "I want to check it out."
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Could the days of 70 miles an hour on Michigan freeways be coming to an end?
Watch Roop Raj & Amy Andrew's full reports on the issue above. Political analyst Tim Skubick reports Sen. Rick Jones, (R) Grand Ledge, is working to change speed limits across the state. Skubick says Jones is drafting a bill that would allow the maximum speed limit allowed by law to be 75, and in some cases, 80 mph.Jones, a former sheriff, says the speed limits would be determined by speed studies and data pooled by the Michigan State Police and M-DOT. Jones tells FOX 17 in Grand Rapids that state police agree that many Michigan highways can handle the higher speeds."If the scientific study and the engineering shows that's the best and safest speed, absolutely," says Jones. But don't expect speeds to increase where traffic exists. "Only in certain areas where it's not congested," says Jones.
"Will the benefit or arriving where you're going 2 or 3 minutes faster be worth the number of lives that will be killed, or people seriously injured," asked auto law attorney, Steve Gursten.Skubick says not everyone in Lansing seems to be onboard. "I guess I would have to understand a little bit more why we would want to turn (the decision) over to an unelected group of people when it's the constituents that we represent who are going to be impacted by this," says Sen. Gretchen Whitmer, (D) East Lansing.Jones tells FOX 17 he plans to finish the bill this fall.Other states like Arizona, Colorado, Idaho, Kansas, Louisiana, Maine, Nebraska, Texas, Utah and others have speed limits as high as 75 or 80 mph.
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An estimated 4.3 million of us ride the subway every day. All those trips allow for a lot of truly terrible behavior, which most riders try to ignore. But at some point during his 28 years of commuting Eddie Going could overlook the blunders of his fellow man no longer.
"You get people having sex on the train," Eddie said, "people pleasuring themselves on the train, people even going the bathroom on the train."
Images of acts like those burned themselves into Eddie's mind. They belonged in a collection of public-transit horror stories -- too fantastic for anyone to actually believe, unless the storyteller could provide photographic evidence.
"With the new phones now," Eddie said, "you can just slide up with one touch. You don't have your flash on, you don't have the sound on and you just take a couple of shots and deal with it later."
The Eddie Going collection started on Facebook when the photographer bought his first smartphone. It moved to a blog of memes with contributors from all over the world a couple of years ago. And now, more than 10,000 photos of arm-chair subway-riders later (see video for specific evidence), Eddie's still documenting potentially good commuters doing bad things.
"I always make the comparison," he said, "how are we supposed to find world peace if we can't even ride a subway together?"
Eddie views himself as a sort of knight of the rails, the only rider honorable enough to uphold some decency in a world where people now find it acceptable to slurp down a Thermos of smelly fish soup inches from your face in an enclosed moving capsule (again, refer to the video).
"That's my whole thing," Eddie said. "The strange thing is a bonus. I'm a manners guy. People have called me the subway vigilante, a modern day Mr. Manners."
Much of the evidence Eddie's collected we deemed unsafe for television. But on the blog visitors do find bird-lovers, spaghetti-scarfers, foot-lovers, bag-men, tree-huggers and a lady with a banana over her eyes (yes, watch the video).
Eddie says he seeks not to publicly shame, but admitted sometimes that's the best way to teach a naughty commuter a lesson.
"We all have one thing in common with taking the subway," Eddie said. "We want to get from where we are to where we want to go. It's a confined space. I shouldn't have to deal with you. You shouldn't have to deal with me."
So, next time you think you can get away with giving yourself a haircut on the bus to work or shucking some oysters for dinner on the train ride home, think again. Eddie and his international network of operatives are watching, waiting to put you on the Internet. And if you'd like to report some bad subway behavior, Eddie does accept photo submissions: firstname.lastname@example.com.
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wow this looks easy enough to make in my dorm kitchen!ReplyDelete
If I braided the dough before I baked it, I wonder if this recipe would pass for a challah bread?ReplyDelete
The bread definitely would not pass for Challah tastewise... it is more like soft whole wheat sandwich bread.. if you made it with a nondairy milk and added some earth balance, it may taste richerReplyDelete
Charissa, that is AWESOME!! How incredible that you grown your own wheat.ReplyDelete
I am very intimidated by baking my own bread - the few times I've tried I've failed. I'm going to try your recipe, you've inspired me!ReplyDelete
Newbie here has a question. I've re-read the instructions a few times and I'm a bit confused by instructions 4 & 5. I understand that you mix the second batch of flour - separately? Then use that to just keep the original dough from sticking? OR do you mix it in and then THAT keeps the dough from being sticky? I apologize for my ignorance I'm new to this whole bread thing... normally I toss it into the breadmaker and run away, hoping for the best.ReplyDelete
I am going to stir this up tonight for baking in the morning! Is there anything better than fresh baked bread? I don't think so! thank you so much for the recipeReplyDelete
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Words of wisdom
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I was sent here from another forum, hoping that that you all could shed some light on some recent BP readings I've been getting!
I had a docs appt on Monday, and BP reading was 112/72. Yesterday (Weds) I woke up and fainted, so I stayed home from work. 8 hours later I went to the closest drug store and had my BP tested... 141/64 (heart rate 106). That reading seemed odd to me, so I went back again today (Thurs) and got a reading of135/99 which REALLY scared me.. .took the test again a minute later and it went down to 128/74 (heart rate 136)
What is going on? Should I be concerned? This is my first pregnancy and I've had friends who have had PE, so it's a huge concern of mine and something I know I cannot take lightly. Also, I'm 23 weeks along.
I should add that I have been suffering from mild anxiety for about 5 years, nothing too bad.. but maybe that's affecting the readings??
Everyones telling me I'm overreacting, but I feel as though you guys can help. If I'm overreacting please tell me, that will calm my nerves. And if it sounds like something that should be of concern please let me know that too. I live in Canada and we do not have a L&D (I think thats what people have been calling it on this forum?). We just have regular emergency rooms, which literally (no joke) I will be in the waiting room for 4-6 hours waiting to see a doctor.


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Over break, I hope to hit level 80 in World of Warcraft so I can actually start digging into the high-level Cataclysm content. I'm about to hit 78 and I've been doing mostly quest marathons mixed in with some random dungeons. Queuing as a healer makes that go by so quickly.
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Lera Auerbach was born in the city of Chelyabinsk at the gateway to Siberia. After writing her first opera at twelve years of age, she was invited for a concert tour to the United States in 1991, where continued her studies in piano and composition at the Juilliard School in New York. Auerbach has been awarded the prestigious Hindemith Prize by the Schleswig-Holstein Musik Festival in Germany, and Deutschlandfunk's Förderpreis. She received a Paul and Daisy Soros Fellowship, recently was selected as a Young Global Leader by the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland and received the ECHO Klassik award 2012 for The Little Mermaid.
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Alfred Schnittke was born on 24 November 1934 in Engels, on the Volga River, then in the Soviet Union. Schnittke began his musical education in 1946 in Vienna where his father, a journalist and translator, had been posted. In 1948 the family moved to Moscow, where Schnittke studied piano and received a diploma in choral conducting. From 1953 to 1958 he studied counterpoint and composition with Yevgeny Golubev and instrumentation with Nikolai Rakov at the Moscow Conservatory. Schnittke completed the postgraduate course in composition there in 1961.
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Since 2010, she works as a freelance ballerina and trains with the Bavarian State Ballet. Since the beginning of the season 2012/13 she is a First Soloist.
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"I love my little tree very much and it is on 24/7 as a nightlight…I use the nightlight bulb as it stays cool." - GAYLE HANSON, HILLIARD, OH
"I purchased this tree for my mother sometime in the 1970's at B. Altman's in White Plains, NY. At the time, it was $25, a lot of money back then. My mother gave me the tree before she died and I learned my brother admired the tree so I am delighted to find the tree at Vermont Country Store to send him this Christmas." - carol renza, southbury, CT
"This is such a great symbol of the magic of Christmas. I am 29 years old and I remember being just a tot and helping my dear grandmother put the little lights on this tree every Christmas. I have been searching for one of these for so long and I finally found it here! I have a 4 year old son and I hope we can have many great memories with this tree and start our own tradition now that I ordered this. Thanks for making it available! The sight of it always touches my heart." - Erin Smith, Douglassville, PA
"I grew up with one of these that my Great Aunt had hand made for my parents. As I went out onto my own my folks made sure I had one for my own home! Many memories of seeing this come out each Christmas, and I'm passing that tradition down to my children!" - Jolene, Hastings, MI
"My mother made one of these when I was a young teen, minus the 'snow'. She's been gone now nearly 25 years. It brings back such happy memories! Thank you!" - lori keator, Walden, NY
"When I was growing up in the '70s and '80s, my grandparents ran a ceramics studio from their basement where they made trees similar to this one. I was feeling sad that I didn't have one, and so I was very excited to find this tree in your store. Thanks for the memories!" - Jennifer Chianta, New York, NY
"I love the tabletop ceramic tree and its beautiful color. And I'm so happy with it, I put two tabletop ceramic trees in front of the entertainment center and called it "Christmas Village." I love it!" - JULIO R. CACERES JR, TOMS RIVER, NJ
"When I was a child, Christmas meant my mother playing music from the Ray Conniff Singers' Christmas album on the record player, lots and lots of Christmas cookies, and a ceramic white Christmas tree with little red bulbs. Sadly, I can remember this tree crashing into pieces when it slipped from my mother's grip onto the floor. I've seen this version of the tree, and will definitely look forward to purchasing it, to share with my children." - kimberley brown, troutdale, OR
"I have been looking for a ceramic Christmas tree for several years now and finally found one and just the right size. This tree brings back memories of Christmas past. You can't find these ceramic trees anymore. Thank you, Vermont Country Store, for having one. It will go in my kitchen on my counter, and the size is perfect."-Ruth, Linden, NJ
"I have had one of these for several years and really enjoy it. I need some of the balls, birds & animals to replace those that have been misplaced." - Edna, Kinmundy, IL


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