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This week, the Discovery Channel announced that it was officially ending its reality series, Sons of Guns. The news follows the arrest of series lead Will Hayden on Tuesday in Louisiana. He was arrested for the aggravated rape of his daughter from the time she turned eleven to the present, with the most recent abuse occurring as recently as last month. Because of the graphic and violent nature of the crime, it seems as if Discovery is hoping to distance itself as far as possible from the show.
This isn't the first time in recent memory that Hayden has been in trouble with the law. Tuesday's arrest follows allegations earlier in August that Hayden was responsible for molestation. That arrest occurred on August 9, with police charging the man with molestation of a juvenile and aggravated crimes against nature. At that time, his representative told Fox News that the charges were false and came about due to a workplace conflict.
Deadline is reporting that Sons of Guns was preparing to restart production around the time of Hayden's first arrest. However, at the time, Discovery warned the crew that the show would probably not move forward, although the network only officially decided to chop the series from its lineup after more allegations came to light.
"Given the serious and horrific nature of the charges against William Hayden, we have decided to halt further production of Sons Of Guns and cancel the series."
Discovery isn't the only company distancing itself from Hayden. Hayden's company, Red Jacket Firearms, which buys and sells firearms, also released a statement cutting all ties with the reality star.
Red Jacket Firearms LLC. has initiated and received full legal separation as an entity, from William M. Hayden. With heavy hearts, we will be continuing to operate and ensure the fulfillment of new customer orders, back orders and to provide support to those affected by these new developments. WE are the Heart and Soul of Red Jacket and will remain steadfast in our committment to quality and our customers, for years to come.
Sons of Guns debuted on the Discovery Channel back in January of 2011. The premise followed Hayden and his company as they bought and sold weapons. Early episodes included a Civil War cannon and a flamethrower, and Will's oldest daughter, Stephanie, was a major part of the show. Despite the show being a mild success for Discovery, it's easy to see why the network might want to cancel the series and stay as far from the serious allegations related to Hayden as possible. We'll continue to update you as the story moves forward.


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Americans are increasingly less likely to go out for a dose of the arts, and more likely to stay home and enjoy performances in front of their home entertainment centers. The share of adults who report viewing or listening via broadcast and recorded media remains higher than live attendance, according to findings in the 2002 Survey of Public Participation in the Arts.
This is the fifth study of arts participation by the National Endowment for the Arts over the past 20 years. The reviews in 1992 and 1982, also conducted by the Census Bureau, are the primary points of comparison. Approximately 17,000 adults participated in this survey, which was collected as a supplement to the Current Population Survey. Adults were polled on their participation in the arts between August 2001 and 2002 and the findings were released in July 2003.
To get their fix of the performing arts, most adults watched or listened to music or dance on television, the radio, via audio recordings or the Internet. Over half of adults (51.8 percent) say they have viewed some type of performing arts media in the previous 12 months. A significantly smaller share of adults attended live events (31.7 percent).
The disparity is most noticeable among adults who enjoy music. Almost half (47.9 percent) enjoyed their music by watching a performance on TV, tuning into a radio station, clicking on to the Internet or watching recorded media with their DVD players or VCRs. Less than 1 in 5 adults (18.8 percent) actually bothered to attend a live concert. The data on Internet usage includes visiting Web sites, interacting in chat rooms, Usenet groups and discussion forums, but excludes sending e-mail or downloading large music, video or data files. Along similar lines, dance fans are more likely to watch performances via some media than attend a live performance (13.7 percent versus 8.7 percent).
The visual arts fared somewhat better. A larger percentage of adults visited museums and galleries or arts and crafts fairs or festivals than experienced them through various media (41.9 percent versus 26.3 percent). Both musical and non-musical plays were almost tied: 22.3 percent of respondents attend live performances compared with 21.0 percent who watched through various media.
Given Americans' preference to experience some forms of the arts through media rather than actual performances, arts organizations may want to consider which channel would better reach or expand their audience. For many consumers of culture, it's a lot easier to pop a videocassette into the VCR, listen to a CD or watch a performance on TV. Advances in technology have narrowed the gap between live performances and recordings. And with options as primitive as videotape or advanced as TiVo, one no longer has to tie up ones schedule to catch a performance. High-speed Internet access means streaming audio or video need not be as jerky as it was in the early years. A person can go online and access over 2,000 radio stations, listen to music clips or check out featured songs from the latest music videos without leaving home. Why bother to go out and pay a premium to attend a live concert when you can see it in the comfort of your home for a lot less?

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Mariah Carey Showing How The New Music Business Model Works For Megastars
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She's also connecting with fans more and more using the internet -- even with such a huge following. So, for example, her people are carefully "leaking" her schedule and appearances to very targeted groups of fans online, so when she shows up places, there's a good number of fans, who feel special, rather than tremendous mobs.
And, no, of course this isn't the model for everyone. None of these models are -- but they all follow the same framework. She's working hard to come up with reasons for people to buy stuff, all of which is made more valuable by her music and her celebrity. And she points out that the record label execs should have embraced the internet ages ago:
"A lot of big powerful music-industry executives made a giant mistake," she says. "They gave the music business away on the internet. If they had just sat back and said, 'Maybe let's figure this internet thing out, it could be something cool,' we could have found a way to distribute music online on our own terms, not somebody else's. Prince had already shown them the way. He was so far ahead of the curve, putting out his own records on the web. Everyone else was stupid."Indeed. While Prince eventually stumbled, his early efforts were incredibly instructive for the industry, but every time folks like us mentioned them, we were told it could only work for Prince and that it was a terrible model. Except it worked -- and, to be honest, every model we see these days is really a more modern reflection of what Prince started doing years ago.
But, once again, despite the naysayers, we're seeing that this basic economic concept of using the infinite goods of music and celebrity to sell scarce goods can work no matter how big or small the artist may be.


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When the Chevrolet Volt finally hits the market late this year, the U.S. Department of Energy will help out by providing free 240-volt home chargers for 4,400 early buyers. The chargers are made either by ECOtality (which will install 2,600 Volt chargers) or Coulomb Technologies (1,800 chargers). In all, the DOE is helping to fit around 15,000 plug-in vehicle chargers across America. Of course, 'free' might be a relative term here. That's what the headline says, but Tony DiSalle, product and marketing director for the Chevrolet Volt, said in a statement that, "For Volt owners who want to install a faster 240-volt charge station, we expect the Department of Energy project to save $1,000 and $2,000." We have heard that these chargers will cost around $2,000.
What does the DOE get from this? Data. Part of the deal is that Volt drivers agree to let the government agency collect information to help "understand what is required for widespread electric vehicle use." Nissan also has a partnership with ECOtality to bring home chargers to Leaf buyers and Ford is also working with Coulomb.
[Source: General Motors]
4,400 Chevrolet Volt Owners to be Eligible for Free Home Charging Stations
* When the Volt goes on sale later this year, buyers will be eligible for a 240-volt charge station, and home installation in some cases
* Part of Department of Energy project to install approximately 15,000 240-volt home charge stations across the U.S.
* Data collected from the charge stations will be analyzed by the Department of Energy to understand what is required for widespread electric vehicle use
DETROIT – The first buyers of the Chevrolet Volt electric vehicle with extended-range capability will be eligible for one of 4,400 free home charging stations. The program will provide Volt owners with a 240-volt charge station from either ECOtality, Inc. or Coulomb Technologies. In many cases, it will include the cost of home installation. The projects are made possible with a grant of American Recovery and Reinvestment Act funds from the Transportation Electrification Initiative administered by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE).
"Many owners will plug their Volt into a normal 120-volt electrical outlet, charge overnight and drive to work in the morning using only battery power," said Tony DiSalle, Product and Marketing Director for the Chevrolet Volt. "For Volt owners who want to install a faster 240-volt charge station, we expect the Department of Energy project to save $1,000 and $2,000."
The U.S. Department of Energy projects were established with two objectives: installing charging stations in residential, workplace and public areas to encourage consumers to purchase electric vehicles; and studying electric vehicle usage to optimize future electric vehicle charging infrastructure.
To encourage consumer purchases of electric vehicles, federal grants and other funds have been awarded to install more than 15,000 home charge stations. That total includes 4,400 home charge stations for Volt owners; 2,600 as part of The EV Project from ECOtality, and 1,800 as part of the ChargePoint America project from Coulomb Technologies.
To study electric vehicle usage, the programs will collect data such as average charge time, energy usage and the starting and ending time of the charging process. This data will be analyzed by the U.S. Department of Energy to understand how electric vehicles are driven, how and when they are charged, and ultimately what is required for widespread adoption of electric vehicles.
"In addition to saving money, these projects offer Volt owners an opportunity to play a role in developing our collective understating of electric vehicles in the market," DiSalle said.
At the time of purchase, Volt buyers will receive a portable 120-volt charge cord, and will have the option of installing a 240-volt charge station available from Chevrolet. Volt buyers that live within the program cities may apply for a free 240-volt home charging station through the Coulomb or ECOtality programs if they are willing to share their charging information. Additional consumer information on eligibility requirements and the application process will be available when the Volt goes on sale later this year.
The Chevrolet Volt is an electric vehicle with extended range capability, designed to drive up to 350 miles without stopping to recharge or refuel. For the first 40 miles, Volt is powered by pure electricity, without using gasoline or producing tailpipe emissions. When the Volt's lithium-ion battery is depleted, a gasoline-powered engine/generator seamlessly operates to extend the driving range another 300 miles.
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About Chevrolet
Chevrolet is a global automotive brand, with annual sales of about 3.5 million vehicles in more than 130 countries. Chevrolet provides consumers with fuel-efficient, safe and reliable vehicles that deliver high quality, expressive design, spirited performance and value. In the U.S., the Chevrolet portfolio includes: iconic performance cars, such as Corvette and Camaro; dependable, long lasting pickups and SUVs, such as Silverado and Suburban; and award-winning passenger cars and crossovers, such as Malibu, Equinox and Traverse. Chevrolet also offers "gas-friendly" solutions, such as the upcoming 2011 Chevrolet Cruze Eco model that is expected to deliver up to an estimated 40 mpg highway, and 2011 Chevrolet Volt that will offer up to 40 miles of electric driving and an additional 300 miles of extended range with the onboard generator (based on GM testing). Most new Chevrolet models offer OnStar safety, security, and convenience technologies including OnStar Hands-Free Calling, Automatic Crash Response, and Stolen Vehicle Slowdown. More information regarding Chevrolet models, fuel solutions, and OnStar availability can be found at www.chevrolet.com.
About ECOtality, Inc.
ECOtality, Inc. (NASDAQ:ECTY), headquartered in Tempe, Arizona, is a leader in clean electric transportation and storage technologies. Through innovation, acquisitions, and strategic partnerships, ECOtality accelerates the market applicability of advanced electric technologies to replace carbon-based fuels. For more information about ECOtality, Inc., please visit www.ecotality.com. For more information about The EV Project, the world's largest electriv vehicle infrastructure deployment program, please visit www.theevproject.com.
About Coulomb Technologies, Inc.
Coulomb Technologies is the leader in electric vehicle charging station infrastructure with networked charging stations installed in municipalities and organizations worldwide. Coulomb provides a vehicle-charging infrastructure, with an open system driver network: the ChargePoint Network (www.mychargepoint.net) provides multiple web-based portals for Hosts, Fleet managers, Drivers, and Utilities, and ChargePoint Networked Charging Stations ranging in capability from 120 Volt to 240 Volt AC charging and up to 500 Volt DC charging. For more information, follow Coulomb on Twitter at twitter.com/coulombevi. To request a charging station in your area, visit http://www.mychargepoint.net/request-station.php. To download the ChargePoint iPhone App, click here.


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A SOUTHPORT student who made a chilly dash in her bikini to raise money in memory of her Dad on Wednesday thinks her icy antics would have put a smile on his face.
Edge Hill student Sarah Sutton, 21, with Churchtown pals Amanda Williamson, 20, Nicola Wainwright, 20, and Vicky Roberts raised more than £500 running through the streets.
The brave trainee primary school teachers wanted to give something back to the hospice which cared for Sarah's dad Mike, who was a Southport Mason, before he died of cancer in September.
The half-dressed group ran from Ormskirk Clock Tower to Edge Hill University after collecting donations in the town.
Former Stanley High and Larkfield Primary pupil Sarah, who wore a green bikini, said: "I would only have done this for Queenscourt Hospice.
"It was freezing but I'm quite proud and impressed at how much we have managed to raise. All my friends stood by me and were really supportive.
"Some ran while others collected donations and if Dad could have seen us, he would have laughed at me!"
Sarah, her mum and her sister wanted to thank Queenscourt for their support and have also done car boot sales to raise money in Mike's memory.
The 53 year old, who grew up in Churchtown, worked for the Salfordian Hotel in Hesketh Park after retiring from a Liverpool bank.
Hospice fundraiser Matthew Boyle said: "Everyone at Queenscourt would like to thank Sarah and her fellow Edge Hill Students for helping to raise money for Queenscourt by completing their run.
"I must admit that it raised a few eyebrows when they said they would be running in bikinis, especially at this time of year.Š
"I am sure it was extra motivation though to complete the run in as fast a time as possible.ŠWell done again to all who ran."


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WoodRiver - Trash Can Cyclone Lid
Improve your single stage dust collector's efficiency by converting it into a 2-stage unit with this lid and a common trash can! The Cyclone Lid lets you collect the larger and heavier shavings and...
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• Cyclone style lid fits on a most 30-gallon metal trash cans
• Inlet and outlet ports accept a 4" hose
• Features a foam gasket for a superior seal
• Elbow fitting on inlet side to induce cyclonic air flow
• Rugged ABS plastic for durability
Awesome product and would recommend to all!
I bought this product about a week ago. After I bought the reducers and set up the system to accept my shop vac it worked like a dream. I found the trash can at a local Tractor Supply which was a Behrens 31 Gallon Galvanized Steel Utility/Trash Can. The lid went on as if it was made for it. When my 12.5 gallon 5 hp shop vac was attached and running you could lift the entire can off the ground by the handle of the cyclone lid. No need to strap it down and suction was tight. I had emptied my entire shop vac, wiped clean the inside of it, and changed filter before trying it out. I cleaned up several spots of chips, sawdust, ect. throughout my shop. When I stopped to check I found nothing in the shop vac or in its filter. Everything was in the can and was amazed. When it was running it even made the sound of a cyclone/tornado. I am truly impressed with this product and would recommend to anyone!
GREAT Inexpensive Cyclone
I put this in and LOVE it. Works perfectly. It is taking 99.5% of everything into the trash can and only a tiny amount into the shop vac.
So Easy To Hook Up
Looked at all the reviews and retail stores and decided on this one. I bought a new metal trash can and hooked it up to my Jet DC 1100 dust collector. Working great so far I wish I had bought thi sooner.
Worth the money
This product works as advertised, separates the chips/dust before it hits the dc. I read that some are using a plastic garbage can, in my experience, a powerful dc will suck and collapes the can, use a standard 30gal metal can. My only problems are the elbow coming loose and when pulling my hose, my empty can will fall over. These will be simple fixes once I get aroundtoit
A solution to fit.
Take a "standard" plastic, 35 gallon trash can with a domed lid and cut most of the dome off, leaving about an inch above the lid rim. The cyclone lid will fit perfectly onto the rim and can be held in place with silicone. The inch left above the rim hits the gasket inside, and a bead of silicone there adds to the strength. Of course, the lid rim fits the trash can perfectly and remains secure and easily removable.
Does what it's supposed to!
I have a stationary mounted small dust collector and this makes it real easy to empty the large dust chips out without having to empty the bag very much! I have it mounted on top of a 31 gallon metal trash can and the only problem I have found is that it does not sit tightly when it is not being used, while in its operation it gets sucked down tightly and the foam seal helps seal in the suction. A couple of strips of duct tape keeps the lid in position until the suction clamps it down!
Low Cost Solution For Hobbiest
Single stage dust collector was plugging up when jointing wide boards, this product completely eliminated that issue. Also only the finest dust makes it to the dust bag on the collector and I rarely have to change it any more. My only issue is that when used with DeWalt 735 planer the cyclone lid lifts just enough to blow chips out. Solution: put something heavy on the lid.
Good lid
The connections could be better but the overall design is an improvement over the old kind with just holes to stick the hose in.
Fits most standard garbage cans.
Fits standard garbage cans and does the job on my 3/4 Hp wall mounted vacuum system servicing a table saw and joiner. A new metal can plus this adapter will set you back about $50 though. I have it installed on a standard 30 gallon can with the 90 degree internal elbow installed per instructions (to create a cyclone effect).
Simple poduct works great!
The only problem found was that the elbow on the intake inside of the cyclone lid would at times fall off - simple solution was a small screw through the elbow at the point of where it slides onto the cyclone lid - problem solved!
Works great BUT use the right can
I am happily surprised how great this works with a 1.5HP Delta dust collector. I wish I had done it years ago! When I got a DeWalt 735 planer, I started filling up the lower bag of my dust collector very fast... I added this and very little makes it in there now, even when planing 1/32" and making pretty fine dust! Finding the right trash can is critical... The common 20 gallon plastic trash cans can fit but I think would be too short. The 35 gallon ones are too big. Fortuately I found a 31 gallon metal can with a 20.75" outside diameter which fit perfect! The lid stays on without needing a bungee cord or anything. The suction of the dust collector alone keeps it on tight... I love it! Now I haven't filled the can half way yet, but at some point it will get full enough that chips/dust will start getting sucked out, but it is SO much easier to empty than the bag on my duct collector that I think I will be doing it a lot more frequently, so don't expect that to be an issue.
Works well for wood chips, sawdust and s
The top works well with reduced 2-1/2" hoses and a shop vac. It needs a heavy duty trash can, which can be hard to find.
Works surprisingly well!
I bought this for use on a portable planer for controlling the shavings. I bought an additional 90 degree elbow to add inside the lid. The two ells are facing in opposite directions. I found that the garbage can collects all the shavings and none go into the Shop Vac. Works very well.
Good concept, I guess ...
This item has one overwhelming flaw: it's designed to be used on a 32-gallon metal trash can -- which means the chips and dust cannot fall far enough away from the infeed-outflow connections to avoid being sucked back out of the can by a powerful vacuum system. I'd recommend that this be used with a vacuum system moving no more than 1000 cu ft per minute!
Promising idea, but ...
I installed this in line between my Woodmaster planer-molder and my Woodmaster heavy-duty (5 hp) dust collector to keep large planer chips out of the impeller. The setup works until the trash can is about half-full; then the vacuum starts just sucking the trash right on through and into the collector. I'm going to try putting it on a taller container in hopes of extending its usefulness, but right now I'm getting only about 12 gallons of collection before the unit stops giving benefit.
Cyclone Lid
As quoted the lid does separate wood turning chips nicely. I have found the lid does not fit securely to the metal trash can lip and I need to weigh it down (this may be due to the 1hp blower I use). As others have stated the right angle extension that fits under the lid into the can can work loose and may need to be glued into place. Overall, I really like it though.
This lid works great
My old lid leaked alot of dust from around the lid and at the hose connections, this lid has good seal and has increased the suction by 100%.
Cyclone your Single Stage Dust Collector
I was tired of emptying the bags on my single stage dust collector, so I bought the cyclone lid. This well made product is already saving me time by simply removing the lid and emptying my trash can. If you have a jointer or planer, consider this a necessity.
Works very well
Linked between my Penn State 2 hp and the collection hood on my lathe, this pulls 90% of debris into the can, rather than the collector. SO MUCH easier to empty. I'll be getting another for the Delta vac out in the garage.
I would buy this product again.
I use it as a pre dust filter and it works great.
Nice addition to dust collection
Nice addition to the small shop that can't justify a commercial setup for dust control.
Great Item!!!
this is "GREAT"... just what I needed for my small shop space. It works great helping to keep the dust down in my shop space...
Worth every penny
I connected this to my thickness planer and have run several hundred board feet of cherry through and my dust collector bag is still empty all the chips and shavings are in the trash can what a easy way to keep from emptying the bag in the middle of a project
Good upgrade to a single-stage DC
With 20-20 hindsight, I should have purchased a 2-stage dust collector. Not wanting to buy one now, adding a garbage can and Woodcraft's cyclone separator lid works pretty well. When seated correctly the lid does separate out nearly all the chips/dust and keeps the bigger 'stuff' from hitting the impeller. Thumbs up. About my only gripes are 1) the seal is a little hard to get lined up nicely with a Rubbermaid 20 gallon can (perhaps some other can fits the top perfectly) and 2) there is no attachment mechanism for the lid. A bungee cord does the job. If this lid fit the can better and came with a hold down it would be a 5-star item.
Trash Can Lid
Fantastic, I hardly ever have empty the plastic bag under the vac system. I have Jet 650 Dust Collector and the bag stays empty just have to empty to trash can and the filter stays clean.
Love it.
Sure does save from having to take the bag off the dust collector so often.
Awsome it works great
What a great idea
Needs to be latched down
Works ok, but needs to be secured on the can with a rope, no way to latch
Low Cost Option for Chip Removal
I'm using to remove turnings from my lathe to avoid clogging the dust remover - works well with a large garbage can I had on hand.
Great product
Great product. Changing my dust collector bag is a real hassle, now I do not need to do it as often. I used it with my thickness planer and 98% of my dust went in the trash can, not the dust collector bag. Only cons are that it will not fit well on most plastic trashcans, so I had to buy a metal one and the inside deflector pipe needs to be seated well or it will fall out. Both of these cons are minor compared to the great results.
I bought this to use in-line with my shop vac to collect chips from my planer. The planer has a blower that blows harder than the shop vac sucks, so I have positive pressure in the trash can and have to strap the cyclone lid on to keep the chips from blowing out. Almost nothing gets to the shop vac.
Great Product
I was very pleased when I got this cyclone separator up and running. Virtually no suction loss. Would definately recommend using a steel trash can, as plastic will suck in.
Does the JOB!!!
Excellent product for removing chips from my Jointer/Planner before they reach the dust collector. It has eliminated the clogged hose and resulting clean out.
A must have
I use this with my Jet dust collector and a metal trash can. Prior to adding this to my system, the dust collector bag filled up extremely quickly, esp while planing. I also had frequent jams where the hose connects to the dust collector while planing & joining. This simple piece effectively separates the particles from the air stream and I hardly ever have to empty the dust collector bag and haven't had to deal with any more blockages. I was pleasantly surprised by how well this works and feel this is an essential element in my shop.
I Love this thing
I use this in a small shop with limited space. I do alot of woodworking and it easily handles the tabesaw, drill presses, lathe and sanders. This product allows me to set only a trashcan in the shop and have the rest of the dust system outside of the shop.
great tool
part of my dust collection system does a great job.
A very simple time saver
When using this device with my planer and shaper it makes it so much easier. My dust collector bag stays almost empty and dumping the trash can into a plastic bag is quick and simple. Once I have all of my shop tools hooked up my shop will be easier to clean up and I'll have more time to "kick back" and relax (at 75 that's becoming more important).
BIG Help reducing dust and saw dust
I attached this directly to my dust collector. I added latches to keep the lid tight. Workes very well. The elbow reduces dust getting into the filters.
A Must Have
I'm using a JET DC-500 dust collector with a JET JPM-13 planer, among other tools. Before getting this device, the DC-500 would clog within a minute of planing and the bag would fill up very quickly also. Adding this lid and a 30 gal metal trash can as a pre-filter has completely solved both these problems. Surprisingly, the 90 degree elbow fell off once and caused virtually all of the chips entering the can to continue through to the dust collector; what a difference this simple design addition makes!
Fantastic, my shop vac is now Super Vac.
I plan to bolt my pre filter to my vac to make it more easily manuverable. The pre filter is a five gallon pale with this attached. Using this I don't have to clean my vac filter, very little matter gets into the vacuum itself. It goes in the 5 gal bucket. And the suction is unbelievable. I can suck up a knee deep pile of sawdust in minutes. Fantastic.
Poor value
Not a good value for the money, it has not cyclone action
Perfect cover
The bag on my dust collector used to fill on a few boards, and the inlet to the blower would also clog too often; the can/cover is "sweet"!


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So after reading the history, I explored the website a little more, and found a lot of things I wasn't expecting.
-You can take an interactive guided tour of our current Food Guide. Here are some screen shots from my 'interaction'
They even have an option to "Create Your Own Food Guide"
A few shots from 'my guide'
So apparently this new interactive website has been around since 2007. They definitely do not do a good enough job of promoting it, encouraging people to take charge of their health with their eating habits. And you're also telling me it took them 65 YEARS to realize that us as individuals need our OWN food guides?! Call me an anarchist but I still don't buy it. I give them points for trying. In my food guide they didn't ask me my weight, or put into account if I was a pregnant woman or not, and in my opinion, having a category of women 19-30 is wayyyy to broad. Even though I am inching closer to 30, and would like to tell myself (and others) that I am still 19, my body is WAY different (WRINKLES?! AHH!). Anyone who knows me, if I tried to follow 'MY food guide' I would whither away and die (considering I have a gluten allergy). But I am glad I took the time to do my research, instead of jumping to conclusions. And I know a lot of you didn't even know about this new fangled website.
Check it out if you're curious, its filled with lots of information. But I pretty much summed it up.
And if you're also curious…First Nations, Inuit, and Metis have their own food guide. (Interesting)
I hope this has been of some interest to you. Now I am interested in exploring food guides of other countries!…….must study….
❤ Robyn


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Drudge: Bill Clinton Urged Black Candidate to "Be a Hero" and Quit Florida Race
Bill Clinton urged black democrat Meek to "be a hero" and quit.
Bill Clinton urged black senatorial candidate Kendrick Meek to leave the race in Florida.
The Politico reported, via Drudge:
Bill Clinton sought to persuade Rep. Kendrick Meek to drop out of the race for Senate during a trip to Florida last week — and nearly succeeded.
Meek agreed — twice — to drop out and endorse Gov. Charlie Crist's independent bid in a last-ditch effort to stop Marco Rubio, the Republican nominee who stands on the cusp of national stardom.
Meek, a staunch Clinton ally from Miami, has failed to broaden his appeal around the state and is mired in third place in most public polls, with a survey today showing him with just 15 percent of the vote. His withdrawal, polls suggest, would throw core Democratic voters to the moderate governor, rocking a complicated three-way contest and likely throwing the election to Crist.
The former president's top aide, Doug Band, initially served as the intermediary between Meek and Crist, and Clinton became involved only when Meek signaled that he would seriously consider the option, Clinton spokesman Matt McKenna confirmed to POLITICO.
"The argument was: 'You can be a hero here. You can stop him, you can change this race in one swoop,'" said another Democrat familiar with the conversations, who said Clinton had bluntly told Meek that he couldn't win the race.
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Los Angeles: Actress Scarlett Johansson believes in breastfeeding to get back in shape.
During an interview with "Barbara Walters' 10 Most Fascinating People of 2014", Johansson, who gave birth to daughter Rose Dauriac in September, shared how she shed her post-pregnancy pounds, reports eonline.com.
"(Breastfeeding is) the best way to get back in shape. (I do) the whole bit. I'm nursing and I love it," the 30-year-old said.


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Patrick Bernatchez
To mark Dazibao's thirty-fifth anniversary, two new satellite works are being installed in Montreal! On the façades of Café Cherrier and Bonsecours Market, which have previously been the site of works by Jennifer Campbell, Manon de Pauw, Thomas Kneubühler and David Tomas, you will have the pleasure of discovering two works by Patrick Bernatchez. Inspired by the dystopian novel 1984, Bernatchez's new project addresses questions around individual freedoms, collective memory, language and power.


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Review selected library titles related to the U.S. Supreme Court and constitutional law at LSC-CyFair Branch Library. Click the title of a listed item, select the "Request" button in the listing, and enter your library card number and PIN for each title you want to reserve for pick up at the library. Call the library at 281-290-3219 to check your PIN if you do not remember it. Use these subject words and phrases to find more in the library catalog:
- United States Supreme Court selection
- constitutional law
- judicial power
- judges selection
call number: 347.732 Uss
The book covers such topics as "There Are Advantages and Disadvantages to Term Limits for U.S. Supreme Court Justices" and "Political Ideology Is Not Relevant for Judicial Nominees" - table of contents excerpt
The Will of the People: How Public Opinion Has Influenced the Supreme Court and Shaped the Meaning of the Constitution by Barry Friedman - Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 2009.
call number: 347.731 Fri
"Friedman (law, NYU Law Sch.) offers an exhaustively researched book on the effect of public opinion on the Supreme Court from the Revolutionary period up to the end of the Rehnquist Court. " - Library Journal review excerpt
The Oxford Guide to United States Supreme Court Decisions edited by Kermit L. Hall and James W. Ely, Jr. - Oxford University Press, 2009.
call number: Reference 342.73 Oxf
Features the "scholarship of 161 field specialists, who summarize the Supreme Court's 440 most significant cases. . . An outstanding single-volume reference." - Library Journal review excerpt
The Supreme Court and the Powers of the American Government by David G. Savage - CQ Press, 2009.
call number: 347.732 Sav
"Using specific cases as illustration, the book engagingly explains complex historical and procedural issues." - Library Journal review excerpt


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