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If you'll indulge us a little here, we have to comment on the passing of longtime St. Louis Post-Dispatch reporter Bob Broeg. He covered St. Louis sports — and, of course, the Cardinals — for 60 years, starting out as the beat reporter for the St. Louis Browns. He wrote more than 20 books about St. Louis and the Cardinals, including the first grownup book we ever read: Bob Broeg's Redbirds: A Century Of Cardinals' Baseball, published in 1981, with a final chapter looking at the "future of the Cardinals," picturing Keith Hernandez and Garry Templeton.
In college, we wrote for the Post-Dispatch, and one day, our byline was on the same page as Bob Broeg's. It was one of our absolute greatest moments. We know if Bob Broeg read Deadspin, he'd almost certainly hate it, but that's OK too. There was no need for the admiration to go both directions. And now that Jack Buck, Bob Broeg, Busch Stadium and the Cardinals on KMOX are all gone, we're not even sure we'll recognize the team next year.
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For six years, Democrats in the Senate have chafed at an unprecedented abuse of the filibuster by Republicans, who have used the practice to hold up nominees high and low and require a supermajority for virtually every bill. But now that they finally have an opportunity to end much of this delay and abuse, Democrats are instead considering only a few half-measures.
When the Senate returns on Tuesday, it will still technically be in the first legislative day of the session, which means only a simple majority is necessary to change the rules for the rest of the session.
With the support of 51 senators, the rules could be changed to require a "talking filibuster," forcing those objecting to a bill to stand and explain their reasons, at length. The current practice of routinely requiring a 60-vote majority for a bill through a silent objection would end, breaking the logjam that has made the chamber a well of inefficiency and frustration.
Several younger senators, led by Jeff Merkley of Oregon and Tom Udall of New Mexico, say that if pressed, a majority of the Senate would support their plan for the talking filibuster. But older senators aren't so sure, and have reportedly persuaded Harry Reid, the majority leader, to back off the idea. With the experience of having been in the minority themselves, these Democrats are fearful of losing a powerful tool should Republicans ever return to power in the chamber.
That would squander a moment for change. Supermajorities were never intended to be a routine legislative barrier; they should be reserved for the most momentous bills, and the best way to make that happen is to require that objectors work hard for their filibuster, assembling a like-minded coalition and being forthright about their concerns rather than hiding in the shadows or holding up a bill with an e-mailed note.
Currently there are six opportunities to filibuster most bills, and Republicans have exploited them all. Mr. Reid wants to reduce those opportunities and speed things up, primarily by ending the filibuster on motions to proceed to debate on bills.
That change alone could a cut a week of delay on most measures. He also wants to curb filibusters that prevent conference committees from meeting and that hold up some presidential nominations.
A faster-moving Senate would be useful, but that should not be the only goal. The best way to end the Senate's sorry history of inaction is to end the silent filibuster, forcing lawmakers to explain themselves if they want to block legislation supported by the majority.

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Welcome to the complex mind of Felicia Olin.
Her creations will be showing at the Robert Morris Gallery until Sept. 4. Hours
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Olin's show, "Deviations," is a haunting collection of pensiveness and a wide range of emotion.
Olin studied at Springfield College, where she obtained her associate degree in 1997. Two years later, she earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree at Illinois State University. A Springfield native, Olin was a stranger to the superlative-type-celebrity preteens and stood out in her gothic/punk fashion, which today has a large influence on her style of work. She lives with her husband, Jim Edgecomb, her two cats, Baby Dirtbag and Bella Donna, and her dog, Sugar Bear.
Olin works in media such as glass, acrylic, gold leaf, glow in the dark, and
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"A lot of the pieces use book pages in them, which is deviant to begin with — to rip up books and glue them down," Olin said. "No one ever smiles but their eyes are intense and their faces tell a story."
"Deviations" includes cryptic and Tim Burton-esque images of feminine women. Olin's love of art from the Renaissance era is reflected in all of her pieces from the show, with a gothic twist of modern contemporary. Some of her inspiration comes from the work of other artists and other art itself.
"It's the most inspiring to see paintings," she said. "I'm always curious to see what other people are doing."
"Woman from Eastwick," a piece from "Deviations," includes earth tones of blackbird blue and brown, with a Victorian feel to the woman's posture and elegance. The work was inspired by the story The Witches of Eastwick, and is one of Olin's favorite pieces.
Olin's work usually comes to fruition when she is in a mellow state, as she feels it's the best emotional place to be in when creating. "I have found that my best work comes from a calm place," she said. "Any time I am frustrated there is no point in painting. A calm hand always leads
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BERLIN — Shamrock Realty Group announced Mary Burgess was named the top listing agent at the company in February. Burgess joined Shamrock Realty Group in 2010 and has consistently been a top producer. She is licensed to sell real estate in Maryland.
Jim Volk was the company's top sales agent for the month of February. He has been with the company since 2009. He maintains real estate licenses in Maryland and Delaware.
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SALISBURY — Becker Morgan Group recently announced three new additions.
Kelly M. McCullen joins the firm as an Administrative Assistant and brings 14 years of office experience. McCullen's responsibilities include administrative support for the Salisbury office.
Sarah E. Rigot, LEED AP is an Architectural Designer in the Salisbury office. She is a graduate of Virginia Tech with a Masters of Architecture. Rigot's project experience with Becker Morgan Group includes Red Clay New Elementary School in Wilmington, Del.; Laurel High School/Middle School in Laurel, Del.; and Ocean City Convention Center Phase II-Theater in Ocean City.
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A winner was selected from 73 designs submitted by 34 freelance designers.
we need a logo, biz cards and stationary for a new small property development firm. this firm was created to develop one project, but may do more than one.
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Our business is property development. We are currently converting an older apartment building to high end condominiums. Our location is the Washington Idaho border, Spokane, WA.
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A Shipful of Shivers (Japanese: ゆうれいせんとゆうれいポケモン! Ghost Ship and Ghost Pokémon!) is the 95th episode of the Pokémon anime. It was first broadcast in Japan on May 6, 1999 and in the United States on March 25, 2000.
|Spoiler warning: this article may contain major plot or ending details.
Ash, Tracey and Misty find more excitement than they bargain for when they reach their next destination. Professor Oak tells them that divers have recovered an Orange League Championship trophy off the coast of Moro Island that dates back over three hundred years! The trophy is on display at the Moro Island Museum of Art for all to see. By the time they get to the museum, Team Rocket has already paid a visit and now it's up to our heroes to track them down!
Ash is admiring his two Orange Crew Badges and Tracey tells him he needs two more to enter the Orange League. Ash wonders whether it would be easy to earn them. They come across Moro Island and long for a nice meal at the Pokémon Center. After supper, they call Professor Oak, who tells them a 300 year-old official Orange League trophy has been found. They decide to go to the museum the following day just to take a look. Meanwhile, Team Rocket breaks into the museum and steals the trophy. During the escape, James accidentally falls and leaves his shape holding the trophy on the ground.
When Ash and his friends get to the museum, a crowd is waiting outside. Officer Jenny is keeping the door and tells them the trophy has been stolen. A pair of footprints and the shape in the mud of the unknown thief holding the trophy are the only clues. Ash, Misty and Tracey decide to investigate. Not far from there, they find Team Rocket behind some bushes, mentioning their mischief during the previous night. Ash and friends begin chasing them, but Team Rocket escapes using a Seadra-shaped boat. The heroes get on Lapras and continue the chase.
Suddenly, a thick fog catches Team Rocket, who eventually find an abandoned ship in the middle of the fog. They decide to use it as a hideaway, but a ghost appears just behind them. Scared, they try to run away, but the ship is in a poor condition and they fall through the floor to a lower level. Now two ghosts begin harassing them and take the trophy from James's bag. After that, the two ghosts attack Team Rocket and haul them off.
Ash and friends find the ship and notice the Seadra-shaped boat is empty just next to it, a sign that Team Rocket is surely hiding in the ship. As they get on, Misty starts shivering and Togepi falls into a hole in the floor. The gang starts looking for Togepi all around the ship, when they finally find it, playing with the two ghosts in one of the cabins. The Orange League trophy is laying on a bedside table. Ash sends out Bulbasaur, but it stops its attack because it seemed the ghosts were playing with Togepi, not frightening it. So Misty calls for Staryu, who uncovers the true identity of the ghosts behind the sheets: Gastly and Haunter. Ash and friends say they want the trophy for the museum, but Gastly and Haunter refuse to hand it over.
Team Rocket gets to the cabin and starts fighting the ghosts to get the trophy back, but they are unsuccessful and faint. Haunter takes control of Meowth and makes it relay the history of the two ghosts. Meanwhile, Gastly creates an illusion to show with images what Haunter was talking about. Three centuries before, the Gastly and Haunter's Trainer was the captain of the ship. He was a well-known Pokémon Trainer and managed to win the Orange League. The ancient trophy on the bedside table belonged to him. But a sea storm put an end to his life and the ship sank. Gastly and Haunter had watched over their master's trophy for three centuries until some weeks before, a group of researchers found the sunken ship and took the trophy away. They drove the ship to surface again to recover it, and now they had it back, they would leave with it.
When Haunter finishes talking, Meowth wakes up Jessie and James and they try to fight the ghosts again. Once more, they are blasted off. Ash and friends understand the Pokémon's loyalty to their master even 300 years after and respect their decision. Ash says whether the captain was or not around there is not an excuse to take what belongs to him from where it belongs. They finally say goodbye to Gastly and Haunter, who take the ship to the sky and take it to a place where it could not be found.
Major events
- Ash and his friends learn about the history of the Orange League.
- James's Victreebel is revealed to know Razor Leaf.
- Jessie's Arbok is revealed to know Tackle.
- For a list of all major events in the anime, please see the timeline of events.
- Pikachu (Ash's)
- Meowth (Team Rocket)
- Togepi (Misty's)
- Bulbasaur (Ash's)
- Lapras (Ash's)
- Staryu (Misty's)
- Marill (Tracey's)
- Arbok (Jessie's)
- Victreebel (James's)
- Gastly (Captain's)
- Haunter (Captain's)
- Beedrill (unnamed Trainer's; flashback)
- Professor Oak's lecture: Shellder: Oak talks about Shellder, says its shell is even harder than the hardest diamond. Oak then tries to reach inside Shellder's shell to investigate, but receives a very strong clamp on his arm.
- Pokémon senryū summary: Staring contest; Shellder is always, sticking its tongue out.
- This episode marks one of the rare instances when James's Victreebel did not attach itself to anyone's head when released from its Poké Ball.
- This episode marks the second time that a Pokémon speaks through Meowth. The first time was by a giant Tentacruel in Tentacool & Tentacruel.
- Ash scans Gastly and Haunter even though he has encountered both Pokémon frequently and even journeyed with a Haunter for a few episodes. However, the Pokédex had no data on Haunter—or Gengar—in The Tower of Terror. Additionally, the Pokédex would not provide a full entry for Gengar until The Scheme Team.
- In a Pokémon Adventure Series book published by Golden Books based on this episode of the same name, at the end, it says that Team Rocket got blasted off by "an electric shock they would never forget" when it was Psychic in the actual episode.
- The Captain kept his Haunter and Gastly inside regular Poké Balls, though his time was 300 years before the present. However, in Celebi: Voice of the Forest, Sam kept his Charmeleon inside of an older model of Poké Ball, despite being from only 40 years before the present.
- In the dub, Dexter says that once Gastly evolves into Haunter, it can learn the Dream Eater and Psychic attacks. Both Gastly and Haunter can learn Dream Eater when leveled up, but not Psychic. However, that move can be taught to both Pokémon via TM.
- Jessie's Arbok used Tackle, but Arbok is unable to learn Tackle in the games.
- In one scene in the beginning when Ash and his friends are on Lapras, Tracey is seen without pupils.
- In one scene in the beginning when Tracey chuckles after Ash explains that winning the remaining two Orange League badges will be easy, Tracey's animation freezes for about a half second.
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In other languages
|Mandarin Chinese
|Strašidelná loď
|Het Pokémon Spookschip
|European French
|Le bateau fantôme
|Die Trophäe im Geisterschiff
|ספינה מצמררת sfina mitstamreret
|A bolygó Pokémonhajó
|Il trofeo
|Statek widmo
|Fantasmas Camaradas
|Um Navio Arrepiante
|Корабль призраков
|Latin America
|¡Un barco lleno de escalofríos!
|Un barco de escalofrío
|This episode article is part of Project Anime, a Bulbapedia project that covers all aspects of the Pokémon anime.


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Opened as the Blaine Theatre, a nickelodeon, in 1912, the theater later showed silent films until around 1920.
From 1920 until 1947, the former theater served as a carpet cleaning factory.
Purchased by the DeKoven family that same year, the building served a series of retail uses until 1994, when it was purchased by Michael Cullen and Joe Carlucci and transformed back into a theater, the Mercury Theatre, a 300-seat legitimate house, which opened in 1996 with "Pope Joan".
The building now also houses two very popular restaurants, Cullen's Bar & Grill and Strega Nona.
The Mercury Theatre is located just a few doors down from the landmark Music Box Theatre on trendy Southport Avenue, in the neighborhood of the same name.
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The Mercury Theatre will be auctioned on March 8, 2005 by Inland Real Estate Auctions, Inc.
Also up for auction, as part of the same property, are the neighboring spaces housing Strega Nona restaurant and Cullen's Bar & Grill.
More information can be found at www.inlandgroup.com and www.inlandgroup.com/ireac/calendar_frame.htm
Interested bidders must inspect the property at bidders' seminars scheduled before the auction. For details call 630/990-5353.
Just north of the theatre and across the street is the James Blaine Elementary School, and I wanted to point out the coincidence, (which probably isn't coincidental at all).
You're right; it's not. The Blaine school, named for politician James G. Blaine opened in 1893. The Blaine stayed in operation until the opening of the Music Box (which was originally to be called the New Blaine) in 1928
Thank you, Brian. That's valuable information, as most accounts I've read have the Blaine closing around 1920 and don't mention the name connection to the Music Box.
Also, in a 2005 article on the Mercury, the Chicago Tribune misspelled the name as 'Blane'.
It's great to see Chicago reusing these smaller and long-forgotten neighborhood theatres.
That happened two weeks before the Chicago Tribune announced the "New Blaine" Theatre would be built nearby, which of course turned out to be the Music Box. Who would have imagined that both theatres would still co-exist in the 21st Century, and under different names?
The Mercury has had some extended run live shows as of late. The Buddy Holly Story, Ron Hawking's Sinatra Tribute, etc. (Urinetown I think was cancelled before it could open.)
That stretch of Southport has a quite active nightlife. There are taverns on either side of the Mercury. Take 5 and an Irish restaurant/tavern called Cullen's. The latter is actually kind of partially incorporated in/next to the theatre.
To serve the theatre patrons as I remember. They may have a management deal or are/were part owners of the Mercury.
Much like the old Drury Lane on Pearson was to former neighboring nightclub Tamborine, musicians from the Mercury would often play at the neighboring bars on some off nights.
The Buddy Holly Story guys had their own offshoot band doing originals & some covers at Blue Bayou across the street. A buddy of mine ran karaoke at Blue Bayou, and they'd even show up for that after shows or gigs.
The Esthena Theatre was located at 3709 N. Southport. It was a liquor store for many years until it got torn down in 2000. It's now a condo.
Nice looking theatre and complex DarkRefrain.
Hello Cinema Treasures! I represent the new ownership of the Mercury. The building, which includes the 290 seat Mercury Theater, Cullen's Bar and Grill, and an as of yet unoccupied space (formerly Strega Nona/Take 5), was purchased by a group of investors in October of 2010, who named Walter Stearns, former artistic director of Porchlight Music Theater as Executive Director. The theater has sat dark for the past 18 months, after successful runs of The Screwtape Letters and Marks Gospel. The Mercury will soon return as a prime home for live theater in Chicago. Currently, minor renovations are underway and the theater should be re-opening in February 2011. Visit our website at www.mercurytheaterchicago.com for more information
The liquor store on the site was Crown Liquors. My father, "Whitey" who managed the Music Box Theater from 1929 until his death in 1975, was friends with Frankie who delivered for Crown using only a special bicycle with a large basket in front and a large triangular kickstand. I never saw Frankie drive a car, but I was told he was pretty well-off financially.
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Monday, 16 May 2011
Soft-Set Strawberry & Pimm's Jam
Soft-set Strawberry & Pimm's Jam
Makes 5 x 450g jars
1.5kg/3lb 5oz strawberries, hulled and halved if large
1kg bag jam sugar (it has added pectin)
juice 2 lemons
juice 1 orange
3 tbsp Pimm's No 1
Put a few saucers into the freezer for later. Put the strawberries into a preserving pan (or your very largest saucepan), then mash roughly with a potato masher, or crush slightly between your fingers and thumbs to make them a little juicy. Stir in the sugar, then put the pan over a very low heat. Stir occasionally until the sugar has dissolved and the berries are surrounded with red syrup. Don't let it boil. Once the sugar crystals have gone, stir in the lemon and orange juice.
Turn up the heat. Once the jam reaches a foaming fast boil (this will read 105C on a preserving thermometer), set a timer for 10 mins. After 10 mins, put 1 tsp of jam onto one of the frozen saucers, put into the fridge for 1 min, then push your finger through the jam. If the jam wrinkles, it is ready. If not, boil for another 2 mins and test again. As soon as the jam is ready, remove from the heat. Leave to cool for 30 mins, skim away any scum, then stir in the Pimm's. Ladle into steralised jars.
Will keep in a cool, dark place for up to 1 year.
11 comments:
- Gloria said...
María what nice you are in strawberry season! I love this time and I love make jam.
Yours look awesome and delicious! remember me summer, we are in autumb here right now! huggs, gloria
- 16 May 2011 at 21:06
- Hanna said...
Looks gorgeous! Sounds like English summer in jam form!
- 16 May 2011 at 21:29
Hi Maria, what a great way to kick start the summer! Just wondering whether you have an email address you are contactable on?
- 16 May 2011 at 21:46
- At Anna's kitchen table said...
Maria, I've never tried Pimms! Can you believe that?!
- 16 May 2011 at 23:02
Recentl found ur blog from one of the blogger friends.U hav a really nice blog.Glad to see ur cats. They r cutie pie.
Wonderful Jam recipe Maria. As i m from india i dont get pectin here. can u suggest any replacer?
I need some more information about Kenwood stand ixer as it is widely used in UK & Europe.
Please help.- RAJASREE FROM INDIA.
- 17 May 2011 at 03:23
- Maria♥ said...
Hi RAJASREE
Welcome to my blog and thanks for your lovely comment.
I'm not sure what you could use instead of sugar jam, maybe do a search on google.
I don't know anything in Kenwood Mixers, I have a KitchenAid Mixer and personally find them to the best on the market! I would suggest doing a search on google for any info you need on the Kenwood.
- 17 May 2011 at 10:44
- Maria♥ said...
Thanks to everyone for the lovely comments.
Anna, you should definitely try it!
- 17 May 2011 at 10:46
- Choclette said...
Your jam sounds delicious, such a nice idea to add pimms too - your Victoria sandwich will be sooooo English. Your jars look lovely too.
- 17 May 2011 at 20:29
- Chele said...
You are a woman after my own heart ;0)
Can't wait to give this one a try!
- 17 May 2011 at 20:49
There is definitely nothing better than homemade jam, Maria! You did a fabulous job here! Your pictures are so lovely and full of warm-weather cheerfulness!
- 18 May 2011 at 00:27
- Kim said...
Yum yum yum! Looks so lovely in the little jars, too.
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Mix flower food provided in 1L of fresh water, fill a clean vase more than half full with water or if you have a pot with floral foam fill carefully until foam is completely wet (add the water slowly in pot on the side of foam so it will soak water from bottom up, don't pour directly on top of foam as this will leave centre dry) and then arrange the stems. Blooms should be kept away from direct sunlight and heat sources.
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