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My house in college was a f*cking mess. No mess was too big (to completely ignore) and no chore to small (for it to be skipped). I had no regard for how my lifestyle might hinder my chances at landing a girlfriend, or even just a casual acquaintance until she leaves for study abroad. There really was no need, if we're being honest. Because I had the silver bullet. The one thing that made sure every girl who came into my room knew I was a sophisticated, educated gentleman: a copy of the Quran.
"Wait, Mike, are you a Muslim?" they'd ask. "No, no, I'm just interested in learning a bit more about it and understanding the culture." And like that, I'm in. It was never about the functionality. It was about the signal. That Quran told everyone that I was curious about the world, and willing to learn about things that were not a part of my everyday life. And at an expensive, liberal-leaning state school, that sh*t is VERY cool. The fact that I ended up reading a grand total of about 3 pages of it over the course of college was never important. Signals are important.
The restaurant industry has their fair share of functionless signals too (unfortunately, putting that piece of meat onto a wooden board does not automatically make your menu "rustic"), but there's one that seems to actually hold to its message: artisan grocery stores in the restaurant space. I can't explain it. I'd love nothing more than to dismiss it as a gimmick (and plan to do so the exact second I find a counterexample). But as it stands, each of these places serves up simple, flavorful dishes that uses quality ingredients and allows them to shine.
Yes, I'm aware that allowing patrons to buy specialty groceries in the store does not necessarily mean that the dishes they serve will use them, much less use them properly. Yet the food at Oaks Gourmet does just that, and at a lower price than many of its competitors. Perfect for a lunch date, or just some people watching while you eat a sandwich alone, there aren't many better mid-day options than this.
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One of the best in town. This has just enough intrigue to keep you interested (like the jalapēno and pineapple compote), but not enough to overshadow the quality of the ingredients. If I'm looking for a $20 burger, I go here and pay $12.
It's hard to screw up a grilled cheese, but it's equally hard to dress one up. This has a great mix of fontina and cheddar, with hints of some creamy camembert for a little extra depth. But the star here is the cranberry-walnut bread, adding in some texture and bursts of sweetness that make this thing sing.
While I generally prefer a tortilla soup to have distinct ingredients (can I get a little corn?) versus the pureed versions, I can't fault this one. It's thick, rich, and green, which in the food world means its healthy.
There's an art to constructing a sandwich on a hard baguette, given that the looser ingredients will inevitably end up on the inner edge, while the big stuff will squirt out the open side. While a minor quibble in most cases, it truly affected this sandwich, never allowing for an easy bite with all the ingredients at once. And unfortunately, once I forced the issue, the mix of the Italian and Greek flavors turned out just a little weird. All that work for nothing.

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Many people nowadays are very much conscious about their own health and fitness. In addition to that, these people, and many others as well, are now having that desire to sculpt their bodies to achieve that magazine-cover look.
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Aug. 12 — A Pennsylvania lawyer should be forced to contribute more than $50,000 to his employees' 401(k) plan, the Department of Labor told a federal appeals court ( Sec. U.S. Dep't of Labor v. Kwasny, 3d Cir., No. 16-01872, brief filed 8/10/16 ).
In February, the DOL obtained a court order requiring Richard J. Kwasny to restore his employees' 401(k) contributions to the plan after Kwasny allegedly kept the contributions in his firm's bank account in violation of federal law.
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I'm not the biggest fan of brunch because I feel it to be overpriced for something that I could make at home. Of course it'll be a crappy, inferior job but at least it doesn't cost me $20 for some scrambled eggs. On the other hand when brunch is done right I fall instantly in love with – so far there's only 2 places in Adelaide that has been able to convert me. Another get together with The Smiling Foodie and Dbites brought us to The Loose Caboose. Maybe I had chosen the wrong dish on my last visit? My heart was a bit more hopeful.
Putting my bets on a non-brunch item I chose the Korean pulled pork bun that sounded really interesting with it's "bulgogi pulled pork, cucumber kimchi, kewpie, siracha on a brioche bun." The pulled pork was so dry that it was hard to stomach with only a mild kimchi taste. The small amount of sauce didn't help and barely brought any flavour to the burger. Eating the kimchi by itself only gave a very slight hint of fermented taste and nothing what kimchi should be – pungent, sour and in your face. Only positive was at least the chips were nice with it's crispy coating and a pillowy inside.
Spiced Korean Pulled Pork Bun ($18)
Dbite's dish of boudin noir was actually burnt – just look how black the blood sausage and bread were!
House Made Boudin Noir – Smoked tomato, poached egg, bacon & rye sour dough ($15.50)
The Smiling Foodie's quinoa bircher muesli looked pretty as a picture but looks can be deceiving. One bite and he couldn't eat it anymore :(
Quinoa Bircher Muesli – Seasonal poached & fresh fruit, vanilla Labne & chia seeds ($12.50)
I didn't try the other guys dishes after seeing their reaction and to be honest I was struggling to eat the pulled pork bun. The place is buzzing with lines out the door but I still don't really see what the hype is all about.
Food: 1.5/5 – just based on my pulled pork bun
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Today we've got a little guest post from Totally Tilly:
Hello, everyone, Tilly here. Just wanted to show off my new cardigan. You guessed it, it's red. Somebody tell Mum that there are other colours in this world. Seriously. It's nice and warm, but it does make me look a bit like I've got an extra roll of pudge around my middle. I haven't eaten that much banana.
We had a little photo shoot in the garden, which really got in the way of my romping-around time. I can only stay awake for two hours at a time... you think I want to waste that sitting still?
Anyway, I'm bored now -- where's my panda? I really feel like a big bite of his ear...


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But I just took a break to stop in and say "hi" and post my weekly freebie for all of you.
Click on the picture to go to my TPT store and get your free copy of these two sheets today!
Back to Birthday Preparations...
I can't wait to post and share all my pictures with you next week!


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Tuesday, April 22, 2014
Home Sweet Home!
25 comments:
Oh how cute. That is a very clever idea to use up some scraps and it will look so pretty in your house. Thank you for sharing with us.ReplyDelete
Have a wonderful day.
Aw isn't it lovely!ReplyDelete
I love scrappy blankets although 62 ends would probably be too much for me to want to deal with. It looks wonderful though
Your "home sweet home" looks really adorable Robbie!!!!!ReplyDelete
I'm glad that the tutorial worked for you and I thank you both for your kind compliments and the back link to my blog!!!! ;oD
Enjoy crocheting and have a happy week, xxxxxx AleReplies
Thank you for the wonderful tutorial.Delete
i am in love with this. so sweetReplyDelete
Love your scrap projects :). Weaving in ends is a tiresome end to a project, 62 is a lot in such a small space!ReplyDeleteReplies
It's crazy!!I figure it is going to take a long, long time to finish.Delete
Wow!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I love love love your home sweet home - it is totally amazing, well done! I WANT ONE!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I love it, what a brilliant idea x xReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks Rachel. Can't wait to see what yours looks like.Delete
I really do love your home sweet home, what a lovely thing to greet you as you come through the door. Definitely one for the list.ReplyDelete
Holy thread fest, Batman! I can see why you are sewing in as you go. It's beautiful though. As is your sweet door decoration. So cute!ReplyDeleteReplies
Since I LOVE sewing in the ends sooo much, I thought this was just the perfect project for me! :)Delete
The home sweet home is great! What a wonderful idea :) Good luck with the blanket the squares look amazingReplyDelete
It's lovely, what a great idea. :)ReplyDelete
I love the scrappy afghan. I have made a similar one but the little scraps were made into over 400 little squares that were then all joined with a single color: Vanna White's Grandma's Flower Garden.ReplyDeleteReplies
Thank you. Wow! 400!! I bet that was lovely.Delete
This picture is just beautiful. I HAVE to make one of those next time a house warming gift is required, in fact I might have to make them for everyone I know!ReplyDelete
I hate sewing in ends with a vengeance, I feel for you - I really do!
Home sweet home & bird is SO DARNED so cute; I love that idea! The afghan is gorgeous and I admire your courage with all those ends!ReplyDelete
The house in the frame is adorable! It turned out so well! Visiting from Go Crochet Crazy party!ReplyDelete
Hello RobbieReplyDelete
Saw your Home Sweet Home on Linda's stash buster April party. It is so cute such a great idea for a picture! Oh those ends my worst nightmare!!!!! Blanket is going to look so good though!
keep well
Amanda :-)
Great picture - fab idea!ReplyDelete
I love the Home Sweet Home, it such a great idea! Your granny blanket is adorable too, and I love that it's a memory blanket. Very nice projects - thanks for sharing :)ReplyDelete
Robbie, all of your projects are so beautiful! I love the afghan, the house and the adorable little bird next to it. :) Thank you for sharing at last week's Go Crochet Crazy Link Party (for all things homemade and handmade). I hope to see you again for this Friday's link party at www.GoCrochetCrazy.blogspot.com !ReplyDelete
Robbie, congratulations!! Your post was one of the most-clicked on links shared at last week's link party! As a result, you'll be featured in my party this week at GoCrochetCrazy.blogspot.com ! Stop by and grab your "I've Been Featured" badge. :)ReplyDelete
Very cute! Found you through the Crazy Link Along plus you are also on my Google plus as a recommendation. :)ReplyDelete


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a photoseries on where i'm at, or like, whatever.
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
just a moment 4 self reflection
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yeah, your shoes are too awesomeReplyDelete
wonderful pictures!ReplyDelete
ugh you are just so cool. and the colors/posing in these are excellent too.ReplyDelete
middle one fuck yeahReplyDelete
remind me of your old photos... except you look grungier now. hahaReplyDelete
I've missed your selfies, cute as evar babyReplyDelete
Olivia. . .too many comments on the Flickr photo. . .but, I just wanted to tell you that top one--people would kill to have one shot like that their entire career. . .so well done. . .I've admired your work from afar now for a few years. . .you have such talent. Good luck to you. . .ReplyDelete
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Been here for 3 weeks now! Time goes fast!
Here's a few photos from various explorations.
Love this green planty marae in cathedral square!
Lots of beautiful heritage buildings like this one "Sign of the Takahe" are being strenghtened/ fixed from the damage of the 2011 quakes.
Awesome street art is on the rise in the city! The one above is by ROA, who I adore. His murals are all over the world often featuring prominent animals of the countries they're in.
Found a photo of me in front of a rat he did in Vienna 2011:
This one's by Sofles.
Big parts of the city center is a building site, but in the sense of "exciting new things are going up" rather than "clearing old rubble from collapsed houses".
New brighton beach has the biggest walkway I've ever seen!
Went shopping at the Tannery - one of many boutique malls popping up around the city/suburb fringe.
Visited Sumner, I remember seeing the collapsed cliffside in the news at the time. :((
The beach area is super nice, can't wait for summer!
Our view from the south of the city. On a clear day you can see the southern alps & the ocean. ❤
It's been a good start in the new hood :)


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Sunday, May 8, 2016
Praying for my mom today as my mother's day gift!
Is there anything better we can give to our moms?
Love you, Mom. You gave me an incredible example of love for God, constant cheerfulness, service to others, and fortitude.
I look forward to the day when we meet once again merrily in heaven!
Happy Mother's Day!
4 comments:
- newguy40 said...
My mom passed away last year. We had not been close for many years. I am very conscious of my own hardness of heart in that relationship. That certainly damaged my relationship with my sister, too.
My sister sent a large number of photo's of my mom and the rest of the family. I just wept. Tempus fugit.
- May 9, 2016 at 12:29 PM
- Mary Ann Kreitzer said...
Every family has challenges. I'm one of ten children. Our family dynamic is definitely tussling, to put it mildly, but we love each other as well as we can. And people come together to support each other in the struggle. I once read a book by Simon Tugwell (I think he's a Dominican) that said part of the cross we carry is the fact we carry it so badly. I'm saying a prayer for you and your family right now.
- May 9, 2016 at 12:45 PM
From California,
You had a beautiful mother and a handsome father from the pictures you have shown over the years. May they, through the mercy of God, rest in peace.
- May 14, 2016 at 3:31 AM
- Mary Ann Kreitzer said...
Thank you, California. She was beautiful inside and out and one of the most cheerful people I ever knew, even on her death bed.
- May 14, 2016 at 9:30 AM


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Banbury United boss Mike Ford was delighted following his side's classy performance at Dorchester Town.
For the second week running, Mark Bell came off the bench to bag all three Evo-Stik Southern League points. The Puritans kept a fifth clean sheet on the spin as they emerged 1-0 victors in Saturday's premier division clash thanks to Bell's late penalty.
I'm a very happy and proud manager after that, my players were absolutely magnificentPuritans boss Mike Ford
Ford said: "I'm a very happy and proud manager after that. My players were absolutely magnificent.
"Winning that game on the back of the emotion surrounding the Leamington victory maybe shows we are maturing as a side.
"I said a similar thing after the Chippenham game, and it's the same today. If I was the Leamington manager I would be looking for this result and seeing Dorchester 2 Banbury 0 and thinking 'they can raise their game against us but they can't do it in the games that really matter'. Well, we have.
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- July 29, 2015, Moorelands builds confidence and keeps kids coming back by Leslie Ferenc
- May 25, 2015, camp alum, Joey Perrault and jazz star Molly Johnson interviewed on Metro morning (audio link)
- Nov 3, 2014, Camp changed my life – A profile of Andy Barrie by Barbara Turnbull
- July 24, 2014, Campers grow and gain friends at Moorelands by Leslie Ferenc
- July 4, 2014, One perfect day at camp makes for a lasting memory by Barbara Turnbull
- June 30, 2014, Cabin leader passes along life lessons
- July 26, 2013, Couch potato finds confidence, character at summer camp
- June 30, 2013, Kids learn importance of giving back
- June 14, 2013, How flying squirrels, friends inspire confidence at camp
- June 2, 2013, Moorelands Camp a magical place where summer memories made
- May 24, 2013, Camp helped create a hero
- August 1, 2012, One hundred years of perseverance pays off By Canon Peter Gratton
- July 28, 2012 – Fresh Air Fund 2012: Oogah Boogahs are just part of the fun at Moorelands Wilderness Camp
- July 24, 2012, CBC News: Working for Change, As Toronto's gun debate continues, one of the city's oldest organizations offering youth programs opens its doors to CBC reporter Aarti Pole.
- July 20, 2012, CTV Toronto: Summer camp helps children escape violence
- Jun 29, 2012, How To Share The Love of Camp With A Child In Need (source YummyMummyClub.ca)Moorelands Gives Kids A Chance-Of-A-Lifetime Experience
- June 28, 2012 – The Importance of Sending Your Child to CampAnd How I Spent Many Summers Feeling Homesick And Happy
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- June 23, 2012, Fresh Air Fund 2012: Memories of Moorelands last a lifetime
- June 12, 2012, Event Recap: Moorelands Masque Toronto
- June 07, 2012, Fresh Air Fund 2012: Summer camp is just what the doctor ordered
- May 30, 2012, Moorelands camp is a touch of paradise for kids!
- May 25, 2012, Mallick: Readers, let's send our kids to camp
- February 8, 2012, Inside Toronto.com Moorelands Celebrates a Century of Community Service
- August 16, 2010, Where kayaks build character
- August 15, 2010, A wonderful place for a splash in the lake
- January 18, 2010, Donations rescue Moorelands' program for kids,
- January 11, 2010, Crowded, Stressed Thorncliffe
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Pitchapalooza is coming and, in case the massive rock concert-conjuring "alooza" alone doesn't convince you, this is kind of a big deal. At least if you're a writer. An unpublished writer. Struggling in obscurity and unsure of where to even begin when it comes to cracking the Swiss vault that is the publishing industry.
Arielle Eckstut and David Henry Sterry, aka The Book Doctors and the masterminds behind The Essential Guide to Getting Your Book Published are coming to Malaprop's this Friday for an author event. But it's not just any author event – Eckstut and Sterry promise to introduce one deserving writer to a literary agent. This is, in struggling-obscure-unpublished writer terms on par with a normal person being introduced to a Rolling Stone, or Johnny Depp, or the president. Only a little bit more so.
How the deserving struggling-obscure-unpublished writer is chosen comes down to pitches (hence the name of the event). The beginning chapters of Essential lead up to selling a novel or book concept; chapter three includes a wealth of information about proposals (non-fiction) and pitches (fiction and non-fiction), including the dreaded elevator pitch which must be sparklingly brilliant, sum up the entire book — or at least the essence of the book — and be delivered in a minute. As in, 60 seconds.
Hint: Most writers don't willingly spend hours at a time a lone with their thoughts and a laptop because they love presenting snappy sales pitches to strangers.
But Eckstut and Sperry believe, based on plenty of personal experience selling work (Sterry has published a dozen books) as well as Eckstut's professional insight (she's a literary agent), they've come up with something akin to a foolproof formula for making a successful pitch (the caveat being your work can't suck).
According to the promotion for Pitchapalooza, "Judges will help you improve your pitch, not tell you how bad it is. Judges critique everything from idea to style to potential in the marketplace and much, much more. Authors come away with concrete advice as well as a greater understanding of the ins and outs of the publishing industry. Whether potential authors pitch themselves, or simply listen to trained professionals critique each presentation, Pitchapalooza is educational and entertaining for one and all." The cost to participate is the purchase of a book: $15.95. And, "Anyone who buys a copy of receives a free 20 minute consultation, a $100 value." So far it's unclear to me how to get that consultation, though when I purchased a copy of Essential at Malaprop's, I was told to keep my receipt for the Pitchapalooza event. During the event, 20 writers (with receipts, I'm guessing) will be selected at random to give their elevator pitch — from that group, a winner will be selected.
My plan was to read the book and then take part in Pitchapalooza just to see what the experience would be like. As in, is this process actually helpful? In a reality TV show age where everyone seems to get his or her 15 minutes of fame, can a relative unknown suddenly make it bit in the publishing arena by sheer luck of the draw? Is is this just a marketing gimmick (albeit a very clever one) for selling copies of Essential?
I happen to have a draft of a memoir that I wrote a few years ago and send out to literary agents without much success. I say "much" because when you're a struggling-obscure-unpublished writer, anything short of a note that says "we didn't even read your dumb manuscript because we could tell just by the envelope that you sent it in that you couldn't write your way out of a paper bag" is success. I received a personal response from an agent who was interested enough to ask for a rewrite. I rewrote the memoir and sent it back, to which she replied that she'd decided it wasn't the right project for her, but please send her my next manuscript. Since then, the memoir has languished in a drawer. (Well, it's languished on a zip drive.)
Here's what's happened so far on my road to Pitchapalooza: I read the chapters in Essential on pitching (doable) and on searching for agents (which feels like a lot like online dating, only with a much slimmer chance of getting lucky) and small presses (I like this idea, it seems more possible. But also less lucrative. Only, at this point any money for my book would be better than what it's earned so far). And then I got to the chapter on writing and rewriting — and I realized (with all the clarity of a thunder clap and a sign from god, written across the sky in laser light show style) that what my book needs is another edit. I need to rewrite, and I need to have more people read the book. Not doing both of these enough before sending it out into the world was my critical mistake. And apparently I'm not the only one: "Many, many writers do themselves the disservice of presenting material that is just not ready. They assume their editors will wave a magic wand and fix their manuscripts," says Essential. "But in this day and age, a lot of editors have neither the time nor the interest required."
Huh. Who knew? Apparently Eckstut and Sperry. And possibly (at least subconsciously) the other gazillion struggling-obscure-unpublished writers out there.
So. I have some work ahead of me. But here's my question: Should I pitch anyway? Rather, should I prepare a pitch in case I'm one of the 20 chosen? It seems like a good opportunity to, if nothing else, farther flesh out the idea behind my memoir and what I hope to it will become with the next edit.
While I'm figuring out my next step, you should think about whether or not Pitchapalooza might be right for you and your book. The event takes place at Malaprop's this Friday, June 22, at 7 p.m.
To be continued…


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Chief Forbes began his career in law enforcement on May 14th, 1992, with the Independence Missouri Police Department. He attended the 84th Kansas City Regional Police Academy class and graduated as Valedictorian.
Travis graduated Summa Cum Laude from Park University in 1998 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Management and Human Resources. He was also selected by the university as most outstanding student for the Independence campus.
Travis went on to earn his Masters degree in Public Administration from the University of Nebraska-Omaha in 2004. He was one of three graduates selected for the national Public Administration Honors Society, Pi Alpha Alpha.
Travis is also a 2007 graduate of the School of Police Staff and Command from the Northwestern University Center for Public Safety.
Travis authored the criminal justice textbook "The Investigation of Crime," published in 2008.
Travis's career includes work in patrol, investigations, narcotics, special operations, and administration.
In 1998, Travis was promoted to the rank of Sergeant and served as a supervisor in Uniform Patrol. In 2001, Sergeant Forbes was selected as a member to the Kansas City Metro Drug Task Force, Drug Enforcement Unit where he served until 2003.
In 2003, Travis was promoted to the rank of Captain and placed in the position of supervisor over the Independence Police Department's Drug Enforcement Unit. In 2004, he was transferred to the position of supervisor over the Criminal Investigations Division.
In 2006, Travis was promoted to the rank of Major and served as the Commander of the Special Operations Division, the Patrol Division, and then the Administrative Division.
Travis was promoted to Deputy Chief in 2013 and commanded the Operations Support Bureau.
Travis has had numerous letters of appreciation, commendations, and awards throughout his career, and was selected Officer of the Month twice for the Department. Travis was also selected as the City of Independence Employee of the Month during his tenure as a Major. The Investigations Unit received a Special Unit Citation in 2005 while under Travis' command.
Travis' wife, Michelle, is a school teacher for the Fort Osage School District. They have three children: Tanner, Logan, and Raven. Travis' father is the current Chief of Police in Lone Jack, Missouri, after retiring from the Kansas City, Missouri Police Department. Travis' grandfather was with the Missouri State Highway Patrol.
Major Mike Childs began with the Lee's Summit Police Department in 1989 after his enlistment in the U.S. Air Force earning promotion below the zone and recognition as 15thAir Force Outstanding 1st Term Airman.
After three years with the department he was selected in 1992 as the first K-9 officer and spent six years in the unit working with canine partner Caiy. He then became a D.A.R.E. officer in both elementary and middle school instruction before selection in 2002 as the department public information officer which he fulfilled for eight years.
Major Childs was promoted to Sergeant in 2005 fulfilling supervisory positions in Administration, Operations and Investigations before being promoted to Captain in 2012 as a shift commander in Operations, then promoted to Major in 2015 as the Operations Commander.
Major Childs is a graduate of the Missouri Police Chiefs Association Command School and holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Organizational Management and Leadership, and a Master of Arts degree in Sociology/Criminal Justice. He works closely with Lee's Summit Cares, a liaison with Lee's Summit Parks & Recreation, a member of the Missouri Police Chiefs Association and the Metro Police Chief and Sheriff's Association.
Major Curt Mansell has served the City of Lee's Summit, MO since 1991. Prior to that, he was a Police Officer with the City of Liberty, MO. Major Mansell has served in numerous capacities throughout the department. Curt was promoted to the rank of Sergeant in 2000, Captain in 2007 and Major in 2008 where he served as the Patrol Division Commander. He currently serves as the Division Commander of the Criminal Investigations Division.
Before beginning his law enforcement career, Major Mansell graduated from Central Missouri State University with a B.S. Degree in Criminal Justice Administration. He is a 2007 graduate of Northwestern University's School of Police Staff and Command and in 2012 graduated from the 250th Session of the FBI National Academy in Quantico, VA. He is a member of the Missouri Police Chief's Association; the Metropolitan Police Chief's Association and has been a Lee's Summit resident since 1991.
Major John Boenker has been with the Lee's Summit Police department since 1994. He was originally hired as a Detention Officer and in 1995 when the hiring process opened for the position of Police Officer, John was selected to fill the slot. Then in 2006, he was promoted to the rank of Sergeant, 2008 to Captain, and in 2011 he was promoted to Major.
Major Boenker attended Longview Community College and graduated from Central Missouri State University in 1995 with a B.S. in Criminal Justice.
During his service to the department, he has served in the Operations Division, Traffic Unit, and Criminal Investigations Unit. He had also been assigned the tasks of CALEA Team Coordinator, Public Information Officer, and School Resource Officer.
Major Boenker is actively involved with the Lee's Summit Football Association, Lee's Summit Baseball Association, Lee's Summit Christian Church, Metropolitan Chief's and Sheriff's Association, and the Missouri Police Chief's Association.
Major Mark Taylor began his career in law enforcement when he was hired by the Lee's Summit Police Department in 1988. Prior to that, he graduated from Lee's Summit High School in 1981, and was a graduate of Central Missouri State University in 1985.
In 2002, Mark was promoted to Sergeant and served in Operations until May, 2007 when he was assigned Sergeant over juvenile investigations. After his promotion to Sergeant, he graduated from Police Staff and Command School at Northwestern University. In November of 2007, he was promoted to Captain and supervised in the Operations Division. In 2008, he was assigned as the Captain over the Criminal Investigations Division where he served until his promotion to Major in 2011. Currently, Major Taylor is assigned to the Support Services Division which is over the Communications Unit, Detention Unit, and Animal Control.
Major Taylor is actively involved with Lee's Summit CARES, Lee's Summit/Raytown Community Credit Union Board Member, Leadership Lee's Summit Graduate, Department Liaison for the Raintree Home Owners Association, Metropolitan Chief's and Sheriff's Association, and the Missouri Police Chief's Association.
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Palm Springs Film Festival: Sonny Bono's Baby Celebrates Sweet 16
by Brandon Judell
The first six days of the 16th annual Palm Springs International Film Festival (PSFF) were a washout — weather-wise. A dry sidewalk was not to be tread on. Consequently, you were forced into indoor activities such as watching films. Happily, PSFF offered a superb slate: 190 films from 65 countries, including 79 premieres (13 World, 44 U.S., and 22 North American). Additionally, 41 of the 50 flicks up for the Best Foreign Oscar made up part of these offerings.
That the films were choice should be no surprise to those who've followed the career of PSFF's executive director Darryl Macdonald. Here is the man who founded both the Seattle and Hamptons film festivals, and he ran Seattle for 29 years. Also present was Carl Spence, who serves here as director of programming, his same title in Seattle. Call the duo the "High-Culture Mavens," a pair bent on civilizing a low-culture terrain. They're succeeding blissfully.
To understand Palm Springs, note that arch-conservative Sonny Bono, who started this festival, is still considered a god here. You can even sit next to a life-size bronze statue of him midtown. That the new mayor, Ron Oden, is both black and gay, is still a shocker to many residents. As the septuagenarian volunteer-driver who picked me up at the airport noted, one or the other might be more palatable to the community than both simultaneously.
Then there was the opening night gala for "Coach Carter," held at the Palm Springs Desert Museum. The main exhibits there are furniture carved by B-movie actor George Montgomery. Yes, this is George's dining room table. Over there is his Queen Anne hutch. The attendees were joyful to mix with the minority actors of the film and the real Coach Carter among what looked like a Macy's showroom.
But after that night, there was no reason to complain about anything except the gales. Take January 8th's Awards Gala held at the Palm Springs Convention Center. There were more stars there in one evening, on stage and off, than most festivals have in their lifetime: Nicole Kidman, Samuel L. Jackson, Jean Simmons, Howard Shore, Kevin Spacey, Lynne Redgrave, Virginia Madsen, Alexander Payne, Bill Condon, Liam Neeson, Laura Linney, Kirk Douglas, and even Bryce Dallas Howard. Entertainment Tonight's Mary Hart was the emcee. Well, that you could complain about.
Linney noted: "At the end of the day, it's really all about people, and it's all about the experiences. And I have been deeply, deeply blessed over the past few years, particularly working with Bill Condon, one of the great human beings on the earth."
Neeson was more subdued: "I'm a big believer in film festivals. They are the force of the industry. They celebrate excellence, but more importantly they are events where creative ideas are shared that would have gone unexplored."
Payne, who collected the Director of the Year award, let loose with: "I am proud of being an American director, and I get inspiration from films not just from the '70s, which was the Golden Age of film, but also from our great tradition of filmmaking going back to the silent days. I also want to say that I think that our films are going to get better the next few years."
The night before there had been a party at Frank Sinatra and Ava Gardner's former love nest for the world premiere of Raymond De Felitta's crowd-pleasing "The Thing About My Family," starring Peter Falk and Paul Reiser, who also wrote the screenplay. This often funny, slightly sentimental father/son road trip has the two leads searching for the female head of the household (Olympia Dukakis), who's absconded. It's more fun than "Meet the Fockers."
After the SRO screening, Reiser graciously said: "Thank you. Up to now we've just been playing it for four friends at a time in our house. This is so much nicer. So much more efficient than going door to door."
Less efficient is John L'Ecuyer's "Prom Queen." This Canadian effort is based on the true story of Marc Hall, who wants to bring his boyfriend to his high school prom. The teen leads are quite fine as is the screenplay. It's the direction and the two performances from "Kids in the Hall"'s David Foley and Scott Thompson that bash this well-meaning enterprise.
One of the fest's true highlights was Davide Ferrario's delicious comic romancer, "After Midnight" (Italy). This tribute to "Jules and Jim," early Goddard, Buster Keaton, and film in general is never less than clever. It's tale of a forward young woman in a fast food restaurant who is loved by both a car thief and the night watchman at the Museum of Cinema in Turin, Italy.
Sergio Castellitto's "Don't Move" (Italy) is not only a shocker because it showcases Penelope Cruz acting up a storm in Italian, but because this also might be her best performance. She's so good here, one viewer gasped, "Now I see what Tom Cruise saw in her." Castellitto also stars in this soap opera of an affair, portraying a surgeon whose car breaks down in an impoverished neighborhood. There he rapes a young woman (Cruz) who lets him use her telephone. That's only the start of an 'amore' that keeps on destroying.
Director/writer/screenwriter Ligy J. Pullappally is a former Chicago divorce lawyer who read an article about a lesbian committing suicide in her birthplace of Kerala, India. That inspired her to create a film, the beautifully-wrought "The Journey," about two high school girlfriends who fall for each other, creating a scandal that shocks both their family and neighbors. Happily, there's no suicide here.
Shot on 35mm with the dialogue in Malayalam, Pullappally knows her feature will have a tough time earning a profit: "My film doesn't have songs and dances so it's not something that distributors feel confident about. Also it's very much a female-oriented story whereas in Kerala, the first question I always had when I was making this film was, 'Who's your hero?' And when I said that there's no hero in my film, it's like a cast of almost all women with some subsidiary roles for a few men, people were like really appalled by that. Like it's so out of the norm. Also there's the lesbian subject matter."
One of the best films here, one that might make several best film lists at the end of the year, is Dennis Gansel's "Napola." Imagine "The Dead Poet's Society" meets Nazi youth. This image might seem incompatible but it works beautifully. The stunningly handsome Max Rienelt, if you like blond Aryan types, plays an impoverished young boxer invited to enroll in the elite National-Political School-the Napola of Allenstein. He thinks this is the chance for a solid future. He doesn't realize that the Nazis want to turn him into a fighting machine without a soul. Spectacular acting, directing, cinematography, and screenplay simply overwhelm any obvious moments here.
Q. Allen Brocka's "Eating Out," however, is more forced than farce. A highly attractive cast with highly uneven skills are forced to play often irritating characters. Plot: Straight boy with gay male roommate falls for straight girl with gay male roommate. How does he win her over? He makes believe he's gay. Yes, nothing is believable here, yet everyone involved must be given credit for producing the most erotic, bisexual dirty phone call ever depicted in cinema.
Moving from the flawed to the flawless is what happens with Eytan Fox's masterful "Walk on Water" (Israel). Here a straight Mossad assassin must play tourist guide to a gay German to capture the young man's Nazi grandfather. Complex in how it handles political matters, it's equally funny, sexy, and wise.
In biz news, rumor has it that the American remake rights have already been bought for Erik Van Looy's "The Alzheimer Case" (Belgium). See the original. It can't be improved. This smashing crime/revenge caper has an aging assassin trying to kill the people who hired him to murder a young girl. His problem is that he's suffering from Alzheimer's and his memory is going. To help him in his cause, he takes on a police detective played by an actor being billed as Belgium's Brad Pitt. The film is an edge-of-the-seat thriller.
Then there's Ljubisa Samardzic's companionable "Goose Feather" (Serbia). Filled with sing-along bawdy folk tunes, lush cinematography, and a transporting sense of the land, the story takes place in the former Yugoslavia between 1914 and 1921. The hero, back from the war, is prevented from marrying his first love. This causes him to leave town, drink, drink, and drink some more until he winds up engaged to a rich man's daughter with a limp. Brave in that its main character isn't exactly likable, the director noted to me "This is a film without an ending because life has no ending." Samardzic, who spoke little English, got more press coverage than any other unknown director thanks to the unending efforts of Marc and Marla Halperin and their Magic Lamp Distribution Services LLC. They were everywhere pushing the bird.
Other films of note: Dominique de Rivaz's Bach bio, "Jagged Harmonies" (Germany); Gianni Amelio's magnificently acted "The Keys to the House" (Italy) about a reunion between a father and the disabled son he never met before; and Arsen Anton Ostojic's Tarantino-influenced "A Wonderful Night in Split" (Croatia). Several tales of drugs, murder, and suicide taking place simultaneously on New Year's Eve are revealed to us one after another. Coolio co-stars, but the director and cinematographer are king here.
So with films like these, plus star power, PSFF's dreams of being the next Sundance are more feasible then other fests that have the same dreams. Locale and Macdonald can make it all come true if he can start getting the buyers out here. "The stars help the cause of the smaller or less known filmmakers," he says one afternoon outside a screening. "They can aid the cause of foreign film in general in this country, I believe. The danger for us and the challenge for us really are to maintain the balance because there are certain festivals that shall remain nameless where the number of stars in attendance overwhelms the international films. Fortunately here, we have one night like that. The Awards Gala itself. People don't come here just for one night. They are either in for the whole weekend or in for the whole festival or at least half of the festival, and so the positive effect spills over onto the filmmakers who have yet to make names for themselves." Now if they can only get rid of Mary Hart.
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In general, school and institutional child care center environments are not conducive to bed bug infestations. Bed bugs prefer an environment where they can hide during the day and come out at night to feed on a sleeping host. Major infestations of schools and child care centers are rare. However, successful pests are adaptable and bed bugs hiding in clothing or backpacks can hitchhike to and from schools and child care centers. Because bed bugs can travel in belongings, it is prudent for schools and child care centers to keep individual children's belongings separate. There is no association between cleanliness and a bed bug infestation. Anyone can experience an infestation. If bed bugs are found or children are experiencing skin conditions that might be associated with bed bugs bites, then it may be necessary to investigate the school or child care settings as well as the child's home setting.
An appropriate response plan would include the following:
Parents have the ultimate responsibility for their children. This includes:
School communities have responsibility for:
Procedures to follow if a bed bug is found
Bed bugs can crawl onto or off of a person (or their belongings) at any time. If a suspected bed bug is found on a child, a child's belongings or anywhere else in a school, the following procedures should be followed:
For children who repeatedly come to school with bed bugs, institute clothing and school item sanitation.
In the unusual instance where a child repeatedly reports to school showing evidence of bed bugs despite previous notification, education and counseling with parents, further investigation is needed. Repeated bed bug presence may be due to the following:
If any of the above issues are thought to be the cause, targeted intervention may be warranted:
Investigative work into the home life may be required to figure out where repeated bed bug findings are originating.
If a parent claims to be diligently dealing with an infestation and the student continues to come to school with bed bugs, there may be an alternative source or reason that the parents haven't been successful It is important to identify behaviors that contributed to the infestation in the first place.
In rare or extreme cases, a school may have to confront a situation where a parent or caregiver is incapable or unwilling to remedy a bed bug infestation in the home. These cases are difficult because a school must weigh several important factors:
Bed bug infestations are not only an individual family and school concern, but are of concern for the entire community. Individuals and institutions have their respective responsibilities, but it is incumbent on the community itself to attempt to help its members, particularly those less fortunate, to address an infestation.
While the policy recommendations outlined above do not generally support exclusion of a student for bed bugs, in some cases this option may be needed to be considered for resolution of the situation. Exclusion alone will not solve a bed bug infestation, but may serve to prompt stronger or more effective measures at home.
Other options in rare or extreme cases may include:
Decisions to act through Children's Protective Services or local truancy or prosecutor's offices should be a last resort. Every effort should be made to assist the family with control of bed bugs before taking this action.
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Jeffrey Muvundusi • 10 February 2016 3:16PM • 2 comments
BULAWAYO - Former acting secretary-general of the Welshman Ncube-led MDC Moses Mzila-Ndlovu has angrily scoffed at his expulsion, accusing the party president of running the fringe opposition party like a tuck shop.
The former National Healing minister was sacked on Saturday after the MDC National Standing Committee, chaired by Ncube, found him guilty of "failing to competently, efficiently and effectively conduct party affairs and generally failed to measure up to the demands of his office which has included complete dereliction of duty".
In an interview with the Daily News yesterday, Mzila-Ndlovu said: "This is one hallmark of a dictatorial style of administration. Dictators don't want consensus, they just want their views endorsed. We have lily-livered members of the Standing Committee being held at ransom by an individual who is actually intellectually intimidating to them."
MDC spokesperson Kurauone Chihwayi angrily poured scorn on Mzila-Ndlovu.
"Mzila is an ungrateful secessionist fool that is mentally barren to read and understand the duties of the secretary-general," he said.
"He is a filthy pathological liar without any trace of shame. Moses Mzila-Ndlovu is a divisive and an unrepentant fool that failed to perform his duties we threw into the bin after realising that he was too incompetent and lazy to lead the party's secretariat."
Mzila-Ndlovu said his relationship with Ncube had irretrievably broken down to an extent that they had gone for over a year without any formal communication between them.
He railed against accusations of incompetence levelled against him.
"Even if the relationship had broken down that far, there was no reason for them (party) to go to the press and lie about the incompetence and ineffectiveness of a person which in fact I read that as an insult on me," he said.
"The standing committee of the MDC has an extraordinarily weird conception of the word competence and effectiveness because when you talk of effectiveness you should be able to put someone on the performance scale to say this is how you failed, you failed to do A, B, C.
"I believe that my political credentials are known to the public and more so to the MDC membership and people of the opposition even the ruling party, Zanu PF will testify to my credentials.
"The persecutions that I have gone through as a result of being outspoken over issues that I feel are of concern to this nation, particularly issues around nation building, good governance, justice, truth and reconciliation and the economy."
Mzila-Ndlovu said their differences with Ncube saw him being left out in all communication with regards the operations of the party after he took over the powerful position from former secretary-general Priscilla Misihairabwi-Mushonga.
He described his expulsion as a ploy by Ncube to eliminate all those viewed as a threat to his position, adding that he also harboured ambitions of being a president.
No problem bro come back to the big tent .
Desertions/defections,expulsions,what's the problem with an organisation which boasted of quality shadow councillors and ministers etc,does it mean that your internal problems can't be solved within the corridors of your organisational structures?
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The Poetry Book Society Bulletin, review of The Agister's Experiment by Gill Learner
"This first collection from Gill Learner displays a confidence usually seen in a much more experienced poet, though Learner herself has been widely feted, having been published in Poetry News, Acumen, Envoi, Orbis, Smiths Knoll and Tears in the Fence among many others. The poems here fizz and crackle while exploring the vast range of humanity – they are by turns funny, chilling and angry, but are all diverse in form and content. A strong sense of loss pervades these poems, too, and this nostalgia for times past, reflected in poems about motherhood and legends retold, leave a lasting impression on the reader in this excellent debut."


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text: Joe Aldy is a non-resident Fellow at the Center on Global Energy Policy. He is also an Assistant Professor of Public Policy at the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University, a Visiting Fellow at Resources for the Future, and a Faculty Research Fellow at the National Bureau of Economic Research. He is also the Faculty Chair for the Regulatory Policy Program at the Mossavar-Rahmani Center for Business and Government. In 2009-2010, Aldy served as the Special Assistant to the President for Energy and Environment, reporting through both the National Economic Council and the Office of Energy and Climate Change at the White House. Aldy was a Fellow at Resources for the Future from 2005 to 2008 and served on the staff of the President's Council of Economic Advisers from 1997 to 2000. He also served as the Co-Director of the Harvard Project on International Climate Agreements, Co-Director of the International Energy Workshop, and Treasurer for the Association of Environmental and Resource Economists before joining the Obama Administration. He holds a PhD in economics from Harvard University, a Master of Environmental Management degree from the Nicholas School of the Environment, and a BA from Duke University.


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Friday I hiked up Cougar Crest Trail to this view. It was hardly the view I was led to believe it would be by the clerk at the Discovery Center. But it was good exercise. :-)
I found this view of the Snow Summit ski resort on the shores of the lake in the Serrano campground.
Just prior to the neutralized roll out from the Honey Bear Lodge. Guess which "happy" rider drank too much the night before.
Approaching the starting line mere yards from the Honey Bear.
The 8:00 50 mile riders about to roll out.


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SAN FRANCISCO and BEAVERTON, Ore., Jan. 22 /PRNewswire/ — The two leading consortia dedicated to the advancement of Linux(R) — the Open Source Development Labs (OSDL) and the Free Standards Group (FSG) — today announced that they have signed an agreement to merge and form The Linux Foundation. The new organization accelerates the growth of Linux by providing a comprehensive set of services to compete effectively with closed platforms.
Founding platinum members of the Linux Foundation include Fujitsu, Hitachi, HP, IBM, Intel, NEC, Novell, and Oracle. Jim Zemlin, former executive director of the Free Standards Group, leads The Linux Foundation. Other members of the new organization include every major company in the Linux industry, including Red Hat, as well as numerous community groups, universities and industry end users.
"Computing is entering a world dominated by two platforms: Linux and Windows. While being managed under one roof has given Windows some consistency, Linux offers freedom of choice, customization and flexibility without forcing customers into vendor lock-in," said Zemlin. "The Linux Foundation helps in the next stage of Linux growth by organizing the diverse companies and constituencies of the Linux ecosystem to promote, protect, and standardize Linux."
The Linux Foundation, which continues to sponsor the work of Linux creator Linus Torvalds, employs a shared resources strategy — much like open source development itself — to collaborate on platform development while enhancing the Linux market for end users, the community, developers and industry.
Why The Linux Foundation Now
Since OSDL and the FSG were each formed more than six years ago, Linux has grown significantly in server, desktop, and embedded usage around the world. Moreover, the open source model has transformed development by providing faster demand-side learning, higher quality, better security, shorter development cycles, and lower prices than closed platform development models. OSDL and the FSG were important forces behind open source adoption and played key roles in preventing fragmentation of the Linux market.
For Linux to remain open and attain the greatest ubiquity possible, important services must be provided, including legal protection, standardization, promotion and collaboration. Successful proprietary software companies, for instance, do several important things well: backwards compatibility, promotion, interoperability, developer support, and more. In the voluntary and distributed world of Linux development, the industry continues to successfully use the consortia model to rapidly improve these value attributes for Linux. The Linux Foundation has been founded to help close the gap between open source and proprietary platforms, while sustaining the openness, freedom of choice and technical superiority inherent in open source software.
The Linux Foundation's Activities
The Linux Foundation does not build Linux, nor does it compete with existing Linux companies. Rather it fosters the growth of Linux by focusing on the following areas:
*Protecting Linux by Sponsoring Key Linux Developers and Providing Legal
It's vitally important that Linux creator Linus Torvalds and other key kernel developers remain independent. The Linux Foundation sponsors them so they can work full time on improving Linux. The Linux Foundation also manages the Linux trademark (www.linuxmark.org ) and offers developers legal intellectual property protection through such initiatives as the Open Source as Prior Art project (www.osapa.org ), the Patent Commons (www.patent-commons.org ), and sponsorship of the Linux Legal Defense Fund.
*Standardizing Linux and Improving it as a Platform for Software
A platform is only as strong as the applications that support it. The Linux Foundation offers application developers standardization services and support that make Linux an attractive target for their development efforts. These include the Linux Standard Base (LSB) and the Linux Developer Network. All major Linux distributions comply with the LSB.
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The Linux Foundation serves as a neutral spokesperson to advance the interests of Linux and respond with authority to competitors' attacks. It also fosters innovation by hosting collaboration events among the Linux technical community, application developers, industry and end users to solve pressing issues facing the Linux ecosystem in such areas as desktop interfaces, accessibility, printing, application packaging, and many others.
The merger is pending ratification by the two organizations' respective memberships and is expected to be completed in early February.
About The Linux Foundation
The Linux Foundation is a nonprofit consortium dedicated to fostering the growth of Linux. Founded in 2007 by the merger of the Open Source Development Labs and the Free Standards Group, it sponsors the work of Linux creator Linus Torvalds and is supported by leading Linux and open source companies and developers from around the world. The Linux Foundation promotes, protects and standardizes Linux by providing unified resources and services needed for open source to successfully compete with closed platforms. For more information, please visit www.linux-foundation.org .
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The jobs market in Scotland is recovering, with demand for staff in permanent roles increasing, according to a report. Research by Bank of Scotland also showed that in November employment and average pay growth weakened compared to October. Martin Ellis, chief economist at Bank of Scotland, commented: "The recent easing in Scottish labour market conditions from June's peak reflects in part the impact of the interest rate rises from earlier in the year. Growth in job vacancies, employment and pay all appear to have lost some momentum since the summer." He added that the labour market is still "relatively tight" with the demand for further permanent staff "still firm". The engineering and construction sector is where permanent staff are most needed, according to the research. Nursing and medical care is where temporary workers are most sought after. Earlier this month statistics from the International Labour Office showed that the number of people claiming jobseeker's allowance fell by 700 in November.


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Amazon Updated Black Friday 2011 Online Coupons from Giant Stores
Amazon like a lot of retailers is already having "Black Friday" sale pricing on items. They have announced items for Friday but they have not announced pricing so it's hard to tell if there's anything at rock bottom pricing. Will update with the Amazon.com actual BLACK FRIDAY links when it goes live in the next few days.
Though Amazon has a nice coupon code deal already active!
Must Use MasterCard but you get a $10 off $100 Electronics and Toys Purchase right now + a future coupon good for $10 off $50 Electronics and Toys down the line.
Coupon code 8C65VF3Y
Gamestop: Doors open at 5 AM Friday morning.
(Bundles Bonus – sell off the games you're not interested in)
160 GB PlayStation 3 with Ratchet and Crank: All 4 One and Little Big Planet 2 Special Edition for $199.97.
Kmart: Doors open at 5 AM, doorbusters end at 11 AM.
Battlefield 3 for $34.99
Blu Ray movies for $12.99 (Bridesmaids, Rio, Harry Potter)
Seiki 40-inch HDTV for $299
Velocity Cruz E-Reader for $69
Buy TWO Get ONE free ALL CARS 2 Toys.
Buy TWO Get ONE free ALL Squinkies Toys.
Board Games for $6.99
Sony Wi-Fi Ready Blur Ray player – $79.99
Kohl's: Doors open at Midnight.
Free $15 in Kohl's Cash with Every $50 You Spend
Cars 2 Deluxe London City Raceway Slot Car Racing Set $24.99
All Disney Princess and Cars Night Lights $9.99
All Squinkies, Zoobies & Monster High Dolls 30% off
All Matchbox, Hot Wheels and Nerf 50% off
Fisher-Price Cars 2 GeoTrax RC $44.99
All Action Figures and Cars Toys 35% off
Sears: Doors open at 4 AM on Black Friday.
(the place for a mega, mega size TV's – bring a big *** truck)
Sharp 70-inch 120-Hz LED TV for $1,999
Sharp 60-inch 120-Hz 1080p LED LCD at $999
Sharp 55-inch 3D LED LCD 1080p TV is $1,799
Panasonic 55-inch 3D plasma TV is $1,099
Target: Doors open at midnight on Black Friday.
46-inch Westinghouse 60-Hz 1080p LCD TV for $298.
4 GB Xbox 360 system for $139.99
Battlefield 3 will be sold for $37 (KM $2 cheaper)
8 GByte iPod touch for $195 with a $40 Target gift card.
Sony Blu Ray player for $79.99
Toys'R'Us: 9 PM on Thanksgiving.
All iPod touch with a $50 TRU gift card (8 GB – $199, 32 GB $299)
Atari Flashback 3, an Atari 2600 with 60 included games $24.99 (for grandpa ).
Xbox 360 4 GB with Kinect for $199.99 and a TRU $10 gift card.
Kinect (only) $99.
Playstation 3 160 GB is $199.99, with Ratchet & Clank: All 4 One and Little Big Planet 2: Special Edition Bundle.
Cars 2 Imaginext Spy Mater Garage $15.59
Walmart: Doors open at 10:00 PM Thanksgiving.
Assorted DVD Movies (Hall Pass, Marley & Me, The Hangover, More) $1.96
Disney Cars 2 Blu-Ray $16.96
Disney Cars 2 DVD $12.96
LG 42? 1080p 3D LED HDTV w/ 3D Blu-ray Player + 4 3D Glasses (Online Only) $727.00
LG 55? Class 3D LED 1080p 120Hz, 1.2? ultra thin 55LW5300, with 3D Blu-ray and 4 Pair of 3D Glasses, Bundle – $1,199
Toshiba 65? 1080p 120Hz LCD TV $998.00
Vizio 42? 1080p 240Hz 3D LED Wi-Fi HDTV $598.00
Cars 2 Mega Track Value Pack $25.00
Crayola Cars 2 Glow Board $15.00
Nintendo Wii Limited Edition Blue Console $99.96
Xbox 360 4GB Console w/ Gears of War, XBox Live, $50 eGift Card (Online Only) $199.00
Xbox 360 4GB Console with Kinect & Free $50 Gift Card $199.96
And since your kids want Apple products, the announcement for the Apple Stores isn't final but it looks like hardware will be up to 10% off and other items might be more … iPhones are not on sale (since your telco subsidizes te price difference).