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20th Annual Holly Arts, Holiday Gift Faire to host open house
TAHOE CITY, Calif. – The Artisan Shop and the Holly Arts artists would like to invite your family to an open house on Saturday, Dec. 15. North Tahoe Arts, in appreciation of its members and volunteers would like to offer a 10 percent discount in the Holly Arts Galleries between noon-4 p.m. Members already receive a courtesy 10 percent discount in the Artisan Shop.
Your sights and senses will be delighted with the abundance of unusual and fragrant gifts available. Stop by for some last-minute holiday stocking stuffers, gift shopping and share time with the artists. Hot tea by Tahoe Teas and dessert will be served.
About North Tahoe Arts
North Tahoe Arts (NTA) is a nonprofit organization promoting and supporting the arts in the Truckee-Tahoe communities for 24 years. NTA's mission is to support the arts in the region through exposure, education and participation. NTA accomplishes its mission by supporting the North Tahoe Art Center in Tahoe City which includes the ARTisan Shop, the Main Gallery, the Corison Loft Gallery and a variety of community based visual arts programs. Programs include ARTour, Kids Art Camp, North Tahoe Plein Air, ART in Public Places, Senior Art and Kids Art Saturdays. The North Tahoe Arts Center is located at 380 N. Lake Blvd. in Tahoe City. Call 530-581-2787 or visit http://www.northtahoearts.com for information.


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To Be Clear: Locally, Fox9News does a pretty good job. This is a quick post about some of the nastiest Republicans in the state of Minnesota – the GOP SD48 – and the National
Faux "Fox" News.
It's the morning after a historic election; locally the ethically challenged Kirk Stensrud got knocked off by Yvonne Selcer in 48-A. Knowing how "classy" the local GOPers are (not), I went to their website – let's look!
OK, see that on the bottom, middle? "• BIAS ALERT — Five ways the mainstream media tipped the scales in favor of Obama."
That's "right" – blame the media. That's the local GOPers excuse for possibly the worst candidate a party has ever put up for President, the "fiercely conservative" – until he got the GOP's endorsement – "Multiple Positions" Mitt Romney (who even the Salt Lake Tribune couldn't endorse).
"Blame the media" from the local Party of Personal Responsibility (from OTHERS). Forget Etch-A-Sketch; forget Romney Shambles; forget the non-existent tax returns; forget… well EVERYTHING – it's the media's fault.
These local GOPers are the ones that rallied behind disgraced former Mayor Phil Young. The ones that two years later; still vilify former DFL State Representative Maria Ruud. The ones that… well, I could go on and On and ON. The local "leaders" of the Mn GOP SD48 simply are NOT nice nor classy people.
And their very first post on their website, on the day after an election rejecting their candidate for president, saw the DFL take over the House and Senate in St. Paul (including the defeat of their endorsed candidate in SD48-A, Kirk Stensrud), saw the defeat of two State Constitutional Amendment proposals is a link to the National Fox News, whose message is: "blame the media."
Message to GOP SD48: take some responsibility.
You know, like you're always demanding, from everybody else.
(cross posted at MnProgressiveProject; comments welcome there)


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Board of Regents elects Clare as chair
The University of Nebraska Board of Regents today elected Tim Clare as chairman for 2013. Clare, of Lincoln, represents District 1 and was elected to the Board in 2008. He served as vice chairman in 2012.
Regent Howard Hawks of Omaha, who represents District 2, was elected vice chairman for 2013.
Born in Omaha, Clare is a partner at Rembolt Ludtke LLP. He earned his bachelor's degree from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln and his MBA and law degree from Creighton University. He has served on the UNL College of Business Administration Alumni Board, where he is a past president, and has served as an adjunct faculty member in the college. He is vice chair of the Joint Public Agency, the governing board for the Lincoln West Haymarket Arena, and is on the board of directors for Union Bank and Trust Co. He is a past board president and executive board member for Heartland Big Brothers Big Sisters and past president of the board for the Lincoln Estate Planning Council.
Hawks, born in Carleton, Neb., is founder and chairman of Tenaska. He earned his bachelor's degree in accounting from UNL and his MBA from the University of Nebraska at Omaha. Hawks was elected to the Board in 2002 and served as chairman in 2005.
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Feb. 23 Edition
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I can hardly contain my excitement today. One week from this very moment, I will be holding Miles Dieudonne! I can't wait to see that first smile, to get those first cuddles, and to love all over him. I can't wait to tell him all about his daddy and his brother and sister waiting for him at home. I can't wait to give him that first bath. I can't wait to experience his birth country. I can't wait to deliver food and formula to the orphanages in Kinshasa. I am just all a-flutter (I don't think that is a word, but that is totally how I feel.) I'm just ready to be finished with this waiting phase and into the living phase! The excitement I feel about our new life as a family of five is overwhelming.
It's going to be great seeing Sadie and Noah meet their little brother for the first time. This whole experience is feeling very surreal today. It's like I've been thinking about, and planning for it for so long, that I am having trouble processing that it is really all about to happen! Yippee!
Today was my last Sunday at church before I hop on that plane on Saturday for a journey that I am sure will change me forever. I think that I have mentioned before that I teach our high school Sunday school class. Those amazing teenagers had a prayer time for our family this morning. They prayed for my safety, for Kamron's peace of mind, for smooth transitions for our sweet child, and for the people of Congo. There is just something so beautiful about hearing young people pray out loud. Their faith and their prayers were so moving to me.
Our community has supported us in so many ways- this is one of my favorite ways:
All I can say is "WOW!" Goodness and happiness just abounds!
- Then those 'sheep' are going to say, 'Master, what are you talking about? When did we ever see you hungry and feed you, thirsty and give you a drink? And when did we ever see you sick or in prison and come to you?' Then the King will say, 'I'm telling the solemn truth: Whenever you did one of these things to someone overlooked or ignored, that was me—you did it to me.'- Matthew 25:37-40
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Exhibition marks diplomat Kennan's centennial
Like many students who graduate from college, George Kennan wasn't sure what he wanted to do after earning his bachelor's degree in history from Princeton in 1925. He decided to enter the foreign service, attributing his decision primarily to "the feeling that I did not know what else to do."
Kennan went on to pursue a long and distinguished career as a diplomat and historian. He is most renowned as the author of the "Long Telegram," which ranks in the annals of U.S. foreign policy documents with Washington's Farewell Address, the Monroe Doctrine and Wilson's Fourteen Points. The Feb. 22, 1946, message to Secretary of State James Byrnes advocated for a new approach to U.S.-Soviet relations that profoundly influenced the direction of American foreign policy in the aftermath of World War II and helped to define the terms of the Cold War.
An exhibition marking Kennan's 100th birthday will go on display Sunday, Nov. 9, in the Main Exhibition Gallery of Firestone Library. The opening will include a 3 p.m. lecture by Kennan's official biographer and a reception
The full story is available in the Weekly Bulletin.
Contact: Lauren Robinson-Brown (609) 258-3601


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Bryan Altman
Last night's Thursday Night Football game was less than thrilling from a football perspective as the Texans never made it a game and were blown out by the Patriots 27-0. It was also less than exhilarating from a fantasy football perspective unless you started the Patriots defense or LeGarrette Blount.
But if you had DeAndre Hopkins (guilty), Brock Osweiler, Julian Edelman or (gulp) Rob Gronkowski in your starting lineup last night and need to make a comeback, have no fear… As usual our CBS Sports fantasy experts are here to help you decide who to start and who to sit on Sunday and help get you back on track this week.
Without further ado, here are Jamey Eisenberg and Dave Richard's must-start and must-sit guys for Week 3.
Jamey Eisenberg
Must Start
QB Matt Ryan vs. New Orleans Saints
WR Stefon Diggs vs. Carolina Panthers
RB Jeremy Langford vs. Dallas Cowboys
TE Travis Kelce vs. New York Jets
Dave Richard
Must Start
RB Christine Michael vs. San Francisco 49ers
TE Dennis Pitta vs. Jacksonville Jaguars
QB Russell Wilson vs. San Francisco 49ers
WR Jeremy Maclin vs. New York Jets
To hear the guys give their full explanations for each of their selections, check out the video above or click here.
Bryan Altman is, for some reason, an unabashed fan of the Rangers, Jets and Mets. If he absolutely had to pick a basketball team it would be the Knicks, but he'd gladly trade them for a championship for any of his other three teams.
Questions or comments? Feel free to follow Bryan on Twitter or send him an email.


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Typically Gatsby
Article in Big Read and Themes
- 1 Suggestions for Further Reading
- 2 Scott and Zelda
- 3 What Else Were They Reading in the 1920's?
- 4 A Great Age, Old Sport
- 5 Get in the Mood
- 6 Flappers, Bathtub Gin, & Jazz: Nonfiction about the Roaring Twenties:
Suggestions for Further Reading
Alternate versions of The Great Gatsby
The movie starring Robert Redford & Mia Farrow Audio book on CD or cassette En Español: El Gran Gatsby [traducción: Julia Martin] Trimalchio: an early version of The Great Gatsby
Adaptations or retellings
Jake, Reinvented by Gordon Korman - set in an American High School with teenage characters - YA Korman Black Money by Ross Macdonald - a retelling in 1960's California - M MACDONALD The Double Bind by Chris Bohjalian - features events and characters from the novel as historical background - F BOHJALIAN
Literary Criticism / About the novel
Twentieth Century Interpretations of The Great Gatsby: a collection of critical essays edited by Ernest H. Lockridge - 813.09 LOCKRIDGE The Great Gatsby: the limits of wonder by Richard Lehan - 813.52 LEHAN Readings on The Great Gatsby ed. by Katie de Koster - 813.52 READINGS
Did You Know? -- Fitzgerald originally entitled the book Trimalchio in West Egg, after a character in the Satyricon by Petronius. The character is a wealthy man known for throwing lavish dinner parties.
Scott and Zelda
Other novels and stories by F. Scott Fitzgerald:
Taps at Reveille Babylon Revisited, and other stories The Beautiful and Damned Tender is the Night This Side of Paradise The Best Early Stories of F. Scott Fitzgerald edited by Bryant Mangum Six Tales of the Jazz Age The Basil and Josephine Stories The Stories of F. Scott Fitzgerald Essential Fitzgerald Afternoon of an Author, a selection of uncollected stories and essays - 810.8 FITZGERALD The lives of F. Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald:
The Notebooks of F. Scott Fitzgerald - 92 FITZGERALD The Letters of F. Scott Fitzgerald - 816 FITZGERALD The Correspondence of F. Scott Fitzgerald - 816 FITZGERALD Save Me the Waltz, [an autobiographical novel] by Zelda Fitzgerald - F FITZGERALD Invented Lives: F. Scott and Zelda Fitzgeraldby James R. Mellow - 920 MELLOW Zelda, a biography by Nancy Mitford - 92 FITZGERALD The Crack-up{by} F. Scott Fitzgerald, with other uncollected pieces, note-books, and unpublished letters, together with letters to Fitzgerald from Gertrude Stein, Edith Wharton, T.S. Eliot, Thomas Wolfe and John Dos Passos, and essays and poems - 818 FITZGERALD Beloved Infidel: the education of a woman by Sheilah Graham and Gerold Frank - 92 FITZGERALD The Far Side of Paradise: a biography of F. Scott Fitzgerald by Arthur Mizener - 92 FITZGERALD Some Sort of Epic Grandeur: the life of F. Scott Fitzgerald by Matthew Bruccoli - 92 FITZGERALD Did You Know? Fitzgerald was friends with Ernest Hemingway, and Scott makes an appearance in Hemingway's A Movable Feast, a collection of anecdotes about expatriate life in 1920's Paris.
What Else Were They Reading in the 1920's?
Some bestsellers of the time:
1920 Zane Grey, The Man of the Forest 1921 Sinclair Lewis, Main Street 1924 Edna Ferber, So Big 1925 Anita Loos, Gentlemen Prefer Blondes 1926 John Erskine, The Private Life of Helen of Troy 1927 Sinclair Lewis, Elmer Gantry 1928 Thornton Wilder, The Bridge of San Luis Rey 1929 Erich Maria Remarque, All Quiet on the Western Front
"The Lost Generation" & other literary voices:
Ernest Hemingway (try The Sun Also Rises - 1926) John dos Passos (try Manhattan Transfer - 1925) Sherwood Anderson T. S. Eliot Dashiell Hammet Langston Hughes Zora Neale Hurston Dorothy Parker Damon Runyon Thomas Wolfe Virginia Woolf
High Society, at home and abroad:
Ludwig Bemelmans, Hotel Bemelmans John O'Hara (try Appointment in Samarra) Booth Tarkington Evelyn Waugh Edith Wharton (try Twilight Sleep) P. G. Wodehouse Did You Know? Dan Cody, Gatsby's mentor, owns the yacht named Tuomomee -- it was probably named after the gold fields in northern California.
A Great Age, Old Sport
Historical fiction set in the Jazz Age:
Auntie Mame by Patrick Dennis - F DENNIS
Bandbox by Thomas Mallon - F MALLON Blue Bottle Club by Penelope Stokes - TB STOKES Carter Beats the Devil by Glen Gold - F GOLD Daisy Dalyrumple series by Carola Dunn - M DUNN Dandelion Wine by Ray Bradbury - SF/YA PB BRADBURY Free Love by Annette Meyers - F MEYERS Gatsby's Girl by Caroline Preston - F PRESTON Jazz by Toni Morrison - F MORRISON Legs by William Kennedy - F Kennedy Oh, Play That Thing by Roddy Doyle - F DOYLE A Place Called Rainwater by Dorothy Garlock - F GARLOCK Ragtime by E. L. Doctorow - F DOCTOROW Road to Perdition by Max Allen Collins - F COLLINS Sea Glass by Anita Shreve - F SHREVE
Did You Know? 1922 The setting of The Great Gatsby is the year 1922 Also in 1922: The Eskimo Pie is patented, construction begins on Yankee Stadium, Howard Carter opens King Tut's Tomb, and the Teapot Dome Scandal. Check out: -- Tutankhamun: the untold story by Thomas Hoving - 932 Hoving. 1925 The Great Gatsby was published in 1925. Also in 1925 The New Yorker magazine is first published, the Chrysler Corporation is founded, Calvin Coolidge takes office as president, the frisbee is invented, and the Scopes trail is held in Tennesee. Check out: -- In the Time of Silent Cal by Jules Abels - 973.15 Abels. -- Monkey Town by Ronald Kidd - YA Kidd.
Get in the Mood
Music from the 1920's
Louis Armstrong - The Complete Hot Five and Hot Seven recordings (4 CD's & a book) - CD ARMSTRONG Mel Bay - Mel Bay Presents Songs of the Jazz Age (book with CD) - 781.65 MEL Russ Columbo - Prisoner of Love: 23 crooning hits, 1928-1934 - CD COLUMBO Johnny Dodds - Great Original Performances, 1923-1929 - CD DODDS Jelly Roll Morton - The Chicago Years - CD MORTON Bessie Smith - Bessie Smith - CD SMITH Ethel Waters - Ethel Waters - CD WATERS Various performers - Favorites of the Roaring Twenties, from the original recordings (2 CDs) - CD FAVORITES
Related Movies:
Under the Biltmore Clock. American Playhouse, 1986 (70 min.) Based on the story "Myra Meets His Family" by F. Scott Fitzgerald - VT 813 UNDER The Last Time I Saw Paris. MGM, 1954 (116 min.) Based on the story "Babylon Revisited" by F. Scott Fitzgerald. - VT LAST Bernice Bobs Her Hair originally aired on PBS, 1976. (48 min.) Based on the story of the same name by F. Scott Fitzgerald. - VT 813 BERNICE The Last of the Belles. Originally aired on ABC TV, 1974. The story of Zelda and F. Scott Fitzgerald's meeting. - VT LAST F. Scott Fitzgerald, the great American Dreamer. Biography series., A & E Home Video, 1997 (50 min.) - VT 92 FITZGERALD The Cotton Club. Beacon Films, 1982 (29 min.) Jazz music in New York - VT 781 COTTON Irving Berlin's Alexander's Ragtime Band. Twentieth Century Fox, 1938 (109 min.) 1938 Academy Award winner for Best Musical Score. - VT ALEXANDER'S Did You Know? The character of Meyer Wolfsheim is based on Arnold Rothstein, who fixed the 1919 World Series. Although the novel doesn't discuss it at length, readers at the time would have known the details of the allusion. Find out more about the events and characters surroudning the scandal: -- The Chicago "Black Sox" Baseball Scandal: a headline court case by Michael J. Pellowski - 345.026 PELLOWSKI -- Blue Ruin: a novel of the 1919 World Series by Brendan Byrd - F BOYD. Or watch the movie: Eight Men Out
Flappers, Bathtub Gin, & Jazz: Nonfiction about the Roaring Twenties:
Bobbed Hair and Bathtub Gin: writers running wild in the Twenties by Marion Meade - 810.9 MEADE Daily Life in the United States, 1920-1940: how Americans lived through the "Roaring Twenties" by David E. Kyvig - 973.91 KYVIG The Damned and the Beautiful: American youth in the 1920's by Paula S. Fass - 301.43 FASS Everybody Was So Young: Gerald and Sara Murphy, a lost generation love story by Amanda Vaill - 920 VAILL Exile's Return: a literary odyssey of the 1920's by Malcolm Cowley - 810.9 COWLEY Fashions of a Decade: the 1920's by Jacqueline Herald - 391.09 HERALD The Jazz Age: the 20's by the editors of Time-Life Books - 973.91 JAZZ New World Coming: the 1920's and the making of modern America by Nathan Miller - 973.91 MILLER Only Yesterday: an informal history of the nineteen-twenties by Frederick Lewis Allen - 973.91 ALLEN Posing a Threat: flappers, chorus girls, and other brazen performers of the American 1920's by Angela J. Latham - 305.42 LATHAM Redeeming the Time: a people's history of the 1920's and the New Deal by Page Smith - 973.91 SMITH Rumrunning and the Roaring Twenties: prohibition on the Michigan-Ontario Waterway by Philip P. Mason - 364.133 MASON Top Drawer: American high society from the Gilded Age to the Roaring Twenties by Mary Cable - 301.44 CABLE


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Red Five Labs, a company based in South Africa has just released second beta of NET60. NET60 is actually Compact Framework for S60 (Series 60) platform of Symbian OS. It basically enables S60 mobile phones to run Compact Framework applications without any change required.
It offers interesting proposition for ISVs with primary skills in .net or windows mobile development as there are a hell lot of S60 devices out there including the popular N-Series from Nokia.
However they seem to support CF 1.0 only and CF 3.5 is already out so I think they are lagging behind there. In my opinion they should support atleast CF 2.0.
Credits: Thanks Abhijeet for telling me about NET60.


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Welcome to our Weekend Wind-Down Party!
We are a group of 6 bloggers joined together to bring you a fantastic link party each weekend! We will begin on Friday nights as you wind down into your weekend and we anticipate your creative and amazing posts!
Please link up your diy, craft, foodie, inspirational, techie, frugal, homemaking posts! Please no giveaways or advertisements. We will each choose several features from the link up each week to highlight the following week! We will be pinning features to Pinterest and as well as social media shout-outs! So link up, visit others and have fun!
Every week, each of us hosts will choose our favorite post from the previous week's party to be featured. In order to be featured you MUST follow the rules and link back to us (whether that be directly in the post you linked up with, on your sidebar, or in another place on your blog).
The good thing about getting your blog post FEATURED is that we share on social media, give shout outs to those bloggers, and you get that blog post FEATURED at the top of the link party posts! This is how we show our appreciation for you linking up! So check out the FEATURES!
NOW! It's link up time!
(If you choose to link up, you can find the link up button on the sidebar to the right!)
And also, PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE read the rules…. they are just below what you are reading now. If you do not follow the rules we WILL delete your linked posts. Thank you kindly!
These ladies are AWESOME, I'm so excited to team up with them for this fun link up party! Don't forget to check out their blogs and social media sites!
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The Kaplans's Fashion To Figure
The brothers are the great-grandsons of Lena "Lane� Bryant, the woman who founded the popular plus-sized clothing chain which roots date back to the early 20th century
[Business News]
For many plus-size women around New York City, "Fashion to Figure" is their new "home away from home".
That's how co-founder and CEO Michael Kaplan describes his chain of stores.
"It's home for a lot of people who go to work, home for people who go shopping there and home for people whose merchandise is on display," Kaplan says. "We really want to be that home for everybody."
Michael and his older brother, Nicholas, who is also the co-founder of "Fashion to Figure", are no strangers to the fashion industry; you can say it's in their blood. The brothers are the great-grandsons of Lena "Lane" Bryant, the woman who founded the popular plus-size clothing chain which roots date back to the early 20th century. Now, close to 100 years later, the family has introduced a trendier, more contemporary option for the full-figure woman, and, as Michael says, "It's about time."
"It's a market that has very few options, not a lot of respect, and not a lot of service," Michael tells The Black Star News. "I think for a long time because of the stigmas that have existed in society, it has been seen as this non-sexy market that's not an exciting place to do work. But thankfully, that's changing."
Many customers have expressed their gratitude to the brothers for providing them with another fashion outlet to choose from and some have requested that Michael and Nick open stores in their states. "Please bring your store to New Orleans," one customer wrote via E-mail message. "We only have one choice for plus-size fashion here. I shopped at the store in New Jersey, and loved it," she wrote.
Other customers shared similar feedback.
"Fashion to Figure changed my life," another customer wrote. "Before FTF came along, I hated shopping. Nothing ever fit, and the clothes for plus sizes were either made for granny or too expensive. Now, like other shop-a-holics, I usually feel horrible at the end of the month for spending too much money."
This holiday season, "Fashion to Figure" is offering customers their "fun and trendy" apparel at the great prices found throughout the year. "We have a tremendous coat selection, wool sweaters at 2 for $30 – gift cards for guys looking for the perfect gift for their wives or significant other," Michael says.
The Fashion to Figure stores can be found at three different locations close to the New York City area: Palisades Mall, West Nyack, N.Y.; Livingston Mall, Livingston, N.J. and Jersey Gardens Mall, Elizabeth, N.J. Michael says a fourth store is set to open at the Green Acres Mall, Valley Stream, N.Y. within a few weeks, and the brothers are looking to someday open stores in each of the five New York City boroughs.
For more information, customers can also visit the Fashion to Figure Web site at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Internet offers a very wide range of information. With this, news, events and updates from every aspect of life from around the world is just a click away. Today, almost everybody is using the internet whether for their school researches, office works, email, businesses, entertainment, etc. It really makes the world a small place to […]


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Special Response Team Called To Lanesborough Home
LANESBOROUGH, Mass. — Bailey Road was closed for close to eight hours Tuesday after a man barricaded himself inside a home.
Police said a Bailey Road resident called at about 11 a.m. to report that another household member was "shooting in the house and out the window." The reporting party then fled to a neighbor's house.
Lanesborough Police, state police, and the Berkshire County sheriff's department set up a perimeter around the house and police, with the help of Lanesborough's Highway Department, shut down Bailey Road from Route 7 to Noppet Road. Traffic was diverted throughout the day around Brodie Mountain Road.
The Berkshire County Special Response Team was called and relieved the initial responders. Police then made multiple attempts to reach the individual through crisis negotiators with the Special Response Team and the State Police Crisis Negotiators Unit but were unsuccessful.
For hours, police could be heard through a megaphone calling on a man to exit the home. After nearly six hours without contact with the individual, the Special Response Team entered the residence.
The scene was then turned over to detectives with the state police assigned to the Berkshire County district attorney's office, and the State Police Crime Scene Services Unit.
Bailey Road was re-opened to traffic at about 7 p.m. Officers from Lanesborough, Pittsfield, Lee, Lenox, North Adams, Adams, the Massachusetts State Police, and the Berkshire County Sheriff's Department assisted on the scene.
Dog Takes Bite Out of Lanesborough Thief's Pants
LANESBOROUGH, Mass. — Good boy.
A German shepherd thwarted a would-be robber in the Balance Rock and Potter Mountain Road neighborhood Monday night. Police say there has been somewhat of a rash of attempted break-ins in the neighborhood, with three reported in the last two days.
However, at one home, the cat burglar met his foe — the dog.
Police say the homeowner returned home to find his dog outside and a back door open. Later, he found remnants of what appears to be someone's ripped pants.
Despite the doggo scaring the burglar from one home, police say at another the perpetrator was able to steal a number of items — exactly what items isn't being revealed because the case is under investigation.
On Tuesday, police received another report of a homeowner in the same area returning and hearing somebody upstairs. The homeowner didn't find anyone but did find a garage door open.
Police are reminding people to lock their windows and doors and if they see something, say something because they'd "rather investigate suspicious activity that turns out to be harmless than to miss an opportunity to potentially catch someone in the act of committing a crime."
Police Investigating Attempted Abduction From Berkshire Mall
LANESBOROUGH, Mass. — Police are looking for assistance in identifying a man accused of attempting to abduct a 9-year-old girl at the Berkshire Mall on Sunday night.
Police released a composite sketch of the man they are looking to question regarding the incident. Police Chief Tim Sorrell said the 9-year-old girl was in the hallway near the bathrooms around 5 p.m. when the man allegedly grabbed her by the hair and shoulder and pulled her toward the back of the hallway.
But he stopped when another adult came out of the men's room. The girl ran back to the food court, where her grandmother was waiting for her.
There were no cameras in that section of the mall and mall security conducted a search to no avail. Police received descriptions of the individual from the girl and her mother, who had noticed the man in the hallway earlier.
Police contacted a composite artist from Woburn to create the image shown.
The man is described as white, standing between 5 feet 7 inches and 6 feet tall. He was wearing a hooded sweat shirt, with the hood down. Police are asking anyone who may have seen the incident, who knows the individual or may have seen the individual at the mall to contact them at 413-443-4107.
Lanesborough Police Arrest Vermont Man For String of Car Breaks
LANESBOROUGH, Mass. — Police arrested a Bennington, Vt., man whom they believe is responsible for a number of recent car breaks.
On Tuesday, police arrested 29-year-old Nicholas Leonard at the Weathervane Motel on a number of charges related to the string of car break-ins. Leonard is being held at the Berkshire County House of Correction on $5,500 bail and will be arraigned on Wednesday.
"A concerned citizen knew we were looking for him and said they saw him at the Weathervane," said Chief Timothy Sorrell.
Leonard is being charged by Lanesborough Police on four counts of breaking and entering a motor vehicle, two counts of larceny under $250, and single counts of uttering, larceny over $250, and forgery. Pittsfield Police and Vermont authorities are also expected to file charges relating to similar incidents in those areas.
"Numerous stolen items were found in the room from various break-ins in Pittsfield and Lanesborough," Sorrell said.
The chief said Leonard had been suspected in the recent car breaks. Just three days earlier, Lanesborough Police used Facebook to warn citizens to lock their car doors to protect their property.
Leonard was apparently seen on video in one of the breaks, according to Sorrell. He also alleged that Leonard had stolen a checkbook, wrote checks for cash, and provided identification when he went to cash them.
Prior to Tuesday's arrest, there were default warrants: one from 2011 in Williamstown for 20 counts of breaking and entering a motor vehicle and one from 2015 in North Adams for failing to provide a DNA sample — Massachusetts requires those convicted of a felony to provide one.
In 2011, Leonard was charged with breaking into vehicles in Bennington and Pownal, Vt., and in Williamstown. He was accused of some 41 car break-ins and stealing more than $10,000 worth of various items.
North Adams Woman Injured in Collision With Box Truck
Police say Samantha Scutt, 19, of North Adams was southbound on Route 8 when she veered into oncoming traffic and collided with a 2010 Chevrolet box truck driven by Carl Gasco, 50, of Millbury. The crash occurred at about 9:30 a.m. at the intersection of Route 8 and Old State Road. The box truck, owned by Linders Inc. of Worcester, also hit a utility pole and electrical wires were hanging "dangerously close" to the scene.
Scutt was trapped inside of her 2002 Toyota RAV 4 for an hour and a half before she could be extricated using the Jaws of Life and taken to Berkshire Medical Center in Pittsfield. A state trooper got into her vehicle to stay with her through the ordeal.
Police say she has serious injuries and is expected to be transferred to Baystate. Gasco was also taken to Berkshire Medical Center with broken legs and possible internal bleeding.
Responders from Lanesborough, Pittsfield, Cheshire and Dalton fire department, and County Ambulance worked to extricate the two operators.
The crash led Route 8 to be closed for nearly six hours. Scutt will be cited for a marked lanes violation.


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My One and Only: Salmon with Soy-Honey and Wasabi Sauces
There are plenty of foods I'll experiment with. I'll tinker with tomato sauce, I'll riff on risotto. But for me, no salmon recipe can unseat this one as my favorite. (I'll admit, I haven't yet tried Shiv's Seduction Salmon with Honey Mustard.)
Before we moved to Oregon and became flannel-wearing Northwesterners, I don't remember eating much salmon. As soon as we got settled, though, my mother was grilling it up (in the rain) with the best of them.
This recipe, for me, is the taste of home. It reminds me of my parents' dinner parties, during which our little dachshund would attempt to steal a napkin from some unsuspecting guest's lap and shred it to bits. (And then eat it, which was a pretty bad idea.) The salmon was served with a big salad and crusty loaves of bread, sometimes a dish of couscous with raisins alongside. Giant, thick filets of fish were consumed—even those who didn't plan to take seconds always did. It's hard to keep from licking up any remaining sweet soy-honey sauce from the plate. Whenever Matt and I travel west to see my folks, this is the dinner we request.
My mom has actually moved on to a new recipe, and that's fine, but this is the one for me. If you have a grill, you can cook the fish quickly outside, but if you only have a broiler, that works just as well. It isn't too smelly, I promise. Just be sure to leave it quite rare, like true Northwesterners do.
Salmon with Soy-Honey and Wasabi Sauces
Gourmet, May 2001
Serves 4.
If you're only serving 2, I would still make all the sauce, since it's delicious.
For salmon
1/2 cup sake
2 tablespoons soy sauce
1/4 cup rice vinegar (not seasoned)
1 tablespoon finely grated peeled fresh ginger
1 6 to 8 oz piece thick salmon fillet per person
For sauces
2 tablespoons soy sauce (I use reduced-sodium)
1/4 cup honey
1 tablespoon fresh lime juice
2 teaspoons wasabi powder
1 tablespoon water
Lime wedges for serving
Briefly marinate salmon:
Stir together mirin, soy sauce, vinegar, and ginger in a shallow dish. Add fish, skin sides up, and marinate, covered, at room temperature 10 minutes. Preheat broiler.
Make sauces: Boil soy sauce, honey, and lime juice in a small saucepan, stirring frequently, until thickened, about 4 minutes. For wasabi sauce, stir together wasabi powder and water in a small bowl.
Broil fish, skin sides down, on oiled rack of a broiler pan 5 to 7 inches from heat until fish is still pink inside, 5-6 minutes. Do not overcook! Serve salmon drizzled with sauces, with lime wedges for squeezing.
Soy-honey and wasabi sauces can be made 2 hours ahead and kept, covered, at room temperature. Salmon is good with lightly steamed/sauteed vegetables (pea shoots, asparagus, shitake mushrooms) tossed with a tablespoon of hoisin.asian, broil, fish, grilling, salmon, soy, wasabi
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Our 3-Day Immersion Experience - $1,500 per participant - 3 breakfasts, 3 lunches, and 2 dinners - All-day snack and beverage service - Overnight lodging with linens - Continued Camp Joy experiences throughout the evening - 2.4 Continuing Education Units (CEUs) *Participants are not required to stay on-site overnight, but it is strongly encouraged for full experience and most value.Ver Fechas y Ubicaciones
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^TCAN INSTITUTE OF J C ACCOUNTANTS Seattle Seattle, Queen City of the Pacific Northwest and seat of King County, has been termed by Harper's and other magazines as America's most livable city. Few who reside there would disagree. To a visitor, much of the fascination of Seattle lies in the bewildering diversity of things to do and to see, in the strong cultural and national influences that range from Scandinavian to Oriental to American Indian, in the startling contrasts and geographical beauty that have produced a city that is, in a word, unique. 0 Located about as far north as the upper corner of Maine, Seattle enjoys a moderate climate thanks to warming Pacific currents running offshore to the west. The normal maximum temperature in July is 75° Fahrenheit, the normal minimum temperature in January is 36°. Although the eastward drift of weather from the Pacific gives the city a mild but moist climate, snowfall averages only about 8.5 inches a year, largely as a result of the prevailing winds that blow from the warmer southwest latitudes in the winter. In the summer, tern- Queen City of the Pacific Northwest / peratures are moderated by cool air sweeping in from the Gulf of Alaska. Discussing special exhibit which they just visited at the Pacific Science Center devoted to the Northwest Coast Indians are (I. to r.) DH&S tax accountants Liz Hedlund and Shelley Ate and Lisa Dixon, of office administration. The Pacific Science Center is one of the attractions at Seattle Center, site of the 1962 World's Fair and now a major amusement and cultural complex.


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Download: Closed support in NA Forum
Warning! Mod not worked, if found protanki virus in you mods list, sorry for it, but im not off this.
Mod is able to:
- Information window tankiste (personal business) show how much experience and fighting left up to 100% of the skill of a tank (the light bulb there, masking or fists to learn now will become more predictable)
- The mod supports RU, EN, DE and the possibility of translation into other languages using xml configuration file
- The support crew's ears, you can use macros, further described in the configuration file
Hangar crew's ears
- Displays the approximate number of experience/fights to the next skill%
- Displays the approximate number of experience \ to 100% fighting skill
When you open a file of a tank, you can see the following information
Combat experience tab
- What's skill is now being studied.
- The average experience of battle
- How many fights tank man skated
- How much experience has time tank
Training Tab
- How much should you stuff your experience to the next cent skill
- How much does the fights
The effectiveness of the combat tab
- How much should you fill the experience to fully explore the current skill
- How much does the fights
- How many% need to learn skills to reset skill without penalty for silver
- Potapych (quest_extended) : AutoActivated Personal combat missions (integration with Vehicle-Exp Extended)
- Crew (crew_extended) : personal affair extended tankman
- Vehicle-Exp Extended (vehicle_exp_extended) : Hangar calculation experience and battles until the next tank + information on Personal Combat Missions in hangar (integration with Potapych)
- (RU-Forum) Броняня (armoring_extended) : Calculate Blocked armor in battle
- (Banned in NA but legal in others) Винтик + Autoequip (repait_extended) : Fast and smart repair tank and crew, +Autoequip of free modules on the tank in the hangar
- Tanks player in Hangar (hangar_extended) : Mod tanks places the player in the hangar. They can be viewed in and be proud that you have them)
- (RU-Forum) Тылы (dirindictor_extended) : indication for enemy (distance + name)
- Autoaim Indicator (autoaim_extended) : Extended display indicator for autoaiming
- FireFly (spotted_extended) : Indicates which enemies have been spotted by the player.
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By Ramsey Clark, Information Clearing House, September 9, 2009
Throughout history, torture has always been an instrument of tyranny. The very purpose of the Grand Inquisitor was to compel absolute obedience to authority. Torture was the weapon he used in the struggle to force freedom to submit to authority.
Fear is the principal element in both public acceptance of torture and individual submission to it. The frightened public is persuaded that only torture can force confessions essential to prevent catastrophic acts—terrorism in the present context. The frightened victim is persuaded torture will be unbearable, or be his death.
Franklin Roosevelt spoke truth when he said, "The only thing we have to fear is fear itself." Justice Black warned wisely, "We must not be afraid to be free," dissenting in In re Anastaplo. Anastaplo was a law school classmate of mine who refused to take a non-Communist oath, a requirement for admission to the Illinois bar at the time. We have failed to follow this wisdom, a failure of faith urged by Lincoln at the then Cooper Institute: "Let us have faith that right makes might and in that faith, let us, to the end, dare to do our duty as we understand it."
At stake is our cultural insistence that America has faith in freedom, that America is, or aspires to be, the land of the free and the home of the brave. At risk is the image of America, which might become Abu Ghraib, Guantanamo and rendition to torture chambers in client States.
Now we are confronted by the brutish and brazen mentality of Dick Cheney, only one of George W. Bush's many vices. Having concealed truth by refusing to release records and after the destruction of evidence, Cheney proclaims, "I am very proud of what we did"—a war of aggression that has devastated and fragmented Iraq and Afghanistan, and created a danger to peace in Pakistan and beyond. The same wars that have left 5,000 U.S. soldiers dead and maybe 30,000 with impaired lives, spread corruption within the Bush administration, politics in prosecutors offices, the worst recession in 70 years caused by the failure to police his greedy friends and supporters, boasting of torture by any other name.
Cheney wants us to believe "enhanced interrogation techniques," the phrase he prefers to torture, "were absolutely essential" in successfully stopping another terrorist attack on the U.S. after 9/11. This is utterly false, a matter of indifference to Cheney who may be getting desperate. These "enhanced interrogation techniques" were, however, torture as defined in Article 1 of the Convention Against Torture of 1984, an international treaty ratified by 184 nations, including the United States a decade late in 1994. The Convention, which is part of the supreme law of the land under the U.S. Constitution, recognizes "the equal and inalienable rights of all members of the human family is the foundation of freedom, justice and peace in the world," and "that these rights derive from the inherent dignity of the human person."
Thus, the U.S. is treaty bound to prosecute all persons, high and low, who have authorized, condoned or committed torture if our word in the international community is to mean anything.
The Convention requires each signatory to ensure that all acts of torture are offenses under its criminal law. It requires prosecution, or under specific conditions, extradition to another nation for prosecution of alleged torturers.
Former FBI agent Ali H. Soufan is only one of the key U.S. intelligence and investigative officials directly involved in the key interrogations who have publicly condemned the "enhanced interrogation techniques." He has explained how the practice not only failed to obtain reliable or new information, but was also harmful. He concluded an op-ed article in the New York Times on Sept. 6, which stated that "the professionals in the field are relieved that an ineffective, unreliable, unnecessary and destructive program, one that may have given Al Qaeda a second wind and damaged our country's reputation is finished."
The struggle to prosecute torture by U.S. agents is related to the struggle over health care legislation and troop increases in Afghanistan. Real health care reform would end the theft of major national resources by the insurance industry, pharmaceutical companies, hospitals and the wealth seeking medical profession at the expense of the lives and health of the poor and middle class.
We should remember that a decade before he gave us "What is good for General Motors is good for the nation," Charles E. Wilson, once President of General Motors, and later Secretary of Defense under President Eisenhower, wrote in the Army Ordinance Journal in 1944: "War has been inevitable in our human affairs as an evolutionary force … Let us make the three-way partnership (industry, government, army) permanent." Notice what comes first for Wilson, whose credo was "Let us have faith that might makes right."
President Obama faces all three of these challenges, torture in our name, health care and Afghanistan at once. If he fails to insist on full investigation of torture and prosecution of all persons found to have authorized, directed or committed it, including George W. Bush and Dick Cheney, he will lose all three, because his adversaries in each are the same.
We want to thank every member of the IndictBushNow movement for their work. The announcement that a Special Prosecutor has been appointed to investigate the crimes committed during the Bush administration is a critical step. It was the action taken by you and people all around the country that made this possible. Now we will build on this momentum. The voice of the people must and will be heard.


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I would like to seek for your valued opinions.
How do you get global teams (such as US, China, Korea, Singapore, Europe and Australia) which work on and are responsible for different parts of the system to test smoothly without latency, code conflicts and other issues?
As per requested, with specific example:
AUS is handling UI, CN is handling core design, each location has their own standard to perform unit & integrated test and maintaining their own servers. The problem now, QA team in Korea is testing on both integration(UI+core) at their local server, they found
- Since unit & integrated tests in Australia & China are in ongoing process,therefore QA team in Korea always facing code is not updated, bug discovered this minute has already been resolved/debugged last minutes.
- Lack the documentation(system requirements) of correspondents.
- How to ensure different parts are working fine before integration?
Thanks to famousgarkin for his time to edit my previous post.


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ATLANTA (Reuters) - City and state leaders admitted missteps on Thursday in their handling of a rare ice storm that swept across the U.S. South, killing at least 14 people, snarling traffic and setting off a barrage of criticism from Atlanta residents.
Warmer weather brought some relief to the region on Thursday after Tuesday's storm stranded commuters on slick highways for up to 24 hours and trapped hundreds of children in schools overnight.
In the aftermath, residents have criticized elected leaders from both political parties for allowing 2 inches of snow to bring to a standstill a city that is home to more than 5 million people heavily reliant on car travel.
"I am a disappointed parent and taxpayer," said Stacy Shipman, 43, a corporate trainer in Atlanta. "Someone should have prepared the city for what a mass exodus of 1.2 million people would do to our travels."
Georgia Governor Nathan Deal, a Republican running for re-election this year, angered many - including local meteorologists - when he described the storm late Tuesday as "unexpected."
After the avalanche of criticism, the governor on Thursday took responsibility for the slow response and vowed to conduct a review aimed at improving procedures.
"I'm not going to look for a scapegoat," Deal told a news conference. "Our preparation was not adequate."
Atlanta Mayor Kasim Reed, a Democrat who easily won a second term last fall, was mocked for his Tweet on Tuesday that said: "Atlanta, we are ready for the snow."
In interviews on Thursday, Reed said government and school leaders shared responsibility for the errors. He pointed out that roads within Atlanta city limits were quickly cleaned up and said city officials did not have jurisdiction over state highways in the area.
Charley English, director of the Georgia Emergency Management Agency, said he made a "terrible error in judgment" by not acting more quickly to open the state's center that coordinates emergency response efforts.
"I got it wrong by at least six hours," he said. "In the future, rest assured, when forecasts change, there will be a much more aggressive response."
In one case, a woman delivered her baby girl in a car when she could not reach the hospital in time because of gridlock on an interstate north of Atlanta.
Across the region of about 60 million people unaccustomed to ice and snow, traffic froze for miles as the storm rolled in on Tuesday. Thousands of motorists found themselves stuck in nightmarish commutes as schools, businesses and government offices sent everyone home around the same time.
The storm-related chaos could come back to haunt Deal at the polls, said Charles Bullock, a political science professor at the University of Georgia.
A challenger for the Republican nomination for governor - Dalton, Georgia mayor David Pennington - took aim at Deal's leadership. Deal's likely Democratic opponent, Jason Carter, a grandson of former President Jimmy Carter, could find the criticism to be effective with independent voters.
"If they spent many, many hours stuck in a car or sleeping on the floor at Home Depot, it might well resonate with them," Bullock said.
Some residents were more willing to cut leaders some slack.
Patty McIntosh-Mize, a 49-year-old mediator in Atlanta, said she wondered whether taxpayers wanted to foot the bill for costly preventative measures and equipment in an area rarely hit by bad weather.
"And if we are not willing to pay that price, then I would ask, 'Are we all willing to share some of the responsibility for when things like this happen?'" she said.
Schools and government offices remained closed on Thursday in Atlanta, and the Public Schools system there announced it would be closed again on Friday.
Early on Thursday, it was an unseasonably cold 16 degrees Fahrenheit (-9 C). But later in the day, temperatures were expected to climb to the mid- to upper-30s Fahrenheit (2 to 4 Celsius) in Georgia and would get gradually warmer into the weekend, said National Weather Service meteorologist Stephen Corfidi.
Other parts of the storm-affected Southeast are also expected to warm up and, by Sunday, some areas could see temperatures in the low 60s F (15 to 17 C).
"Certainly, the worst is over," Corfidi said.
The deadly storm stretched from Texas, through Georgia and into the Carolinas. At least five fatalities in Alabama, two in Georgia, five in Mississippi and two in North Carolina were blamed on the weather.
Emergency officials responded to hundreds of traffic accidents across the region, and thousands of U.S. flights were canceled or delayed.
In Alabama, the weather forced some 11,300 students to spend the night at their schools on Tuesday, a state education department spokesman said.
Officials in Shelby County, Alabama, said many roads remained impassable on Thursday because of ice and some were still blocked by cars that had been abandoned during the storm.
A pastor in Jefferson County said the home of one of his church members burned to the ground when firefighters' access was blocked by an abandoned car.
Additional reporting by Susan Heavey in Washington, Karen Brooks in Austin, Texas; Verna Gates in Birmingham, Alabama; Kevin Gray in Miami; Writing by Colleen Jenkins; Editing by Gunna Dickson


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Cameroon and Croatia will clash in a World Cup 2014 Group A match on Wednesday, June 18.
Kick-off time is 6:00 p.m. EDT at Arena Amazônia, Manaus.
Here are some odds to win for this match.
Paddy Power
Cameroon: 4/1
Croatia: 3/4
Draw: 13/5
Sky Bet
Cameroon: 4/1
Croatia: 8/11
Draw: 5/2
Bet 365
Cameroon: 17/4
Croatia: 3/4
Draw: 11/4
Here is an AP preview of the match.
Penalty is in the Past, Croatia Looking Forward
MANAUS, Brazil (AP) — The controversial penalty that ruined Croatia's chances of scoring an upset win in the World Cup's opening match is now in the past, and Cameroon is in the immediate future.
The teams will meet Wednesday at the Arena da Amazonia in the Brazilian rainforest, and the team that can better cope with the hot and humid conditions will likely to be the one to leave town with three points — something both countries could really use after opening losses.
Both squads head into the game with injury concerns, but Croatia midfielder Luka Modric appears to be on the mend. For Cameroon, striker Samuel Eto'o missed two days of practice, putting him in doubt for a starting spot.
The Croatians lost 3-1 to Brazil on Thursday, but the game turned in the second half when referee Yuichi Nishimura awarded a soft penalty to Brazil when the score was 1-1.
Croatia coach Niko Kovac called it a "shameful" decision, but he soon moved on to thinking about the all-important game against Cameroon.
"What we have showed on the (field) was great," Kovac said. "What I can see in players' eyes is their desire to make up for what we have lost in the opener."
Cameroon lost its opening Group A match 1-0 to Mexico. Another loss for either the Cameroonians or the Croatians is likely to mean an early exit from this year's tournament.
Cameroon was the first African team to reach the quarterfinals at a World Cup, progressing that far in 1990 after beating defending champion Argentina in the opening match. But they headed to Brazil this year after a player bonus pay dispute, delaying their arrival in the South American country.
Off-field troubles aside, Cameroon coach Volker Finke is fixated on fixing what went wrong against Mexico.
"We will analyze this together because the match against Croatia is very important if we want to stay alive," said Finke, perhaps even understating how critical a win is with Brazil waiting in the final group match.
Besides worrying about an early exit, both teams will also be wary of playing in the heat of the Amazon.
Italy beat England 2-1 in the first match at the Arena da Amazonia on Saturday, but the coaches from both teams complained about the conditions after the match.
Italy coach Cesare Prandelli even said it was "absurd" that FIFA didn't call for official timeouts to be used to give players a chance to rest and rehydrate.
The early forecast for Wednesday calls for more of the same, with a high of about 30 degrees C (86 degrees F) expected.
FIFA uses the "Wet Bulb Globe Temperature" to determine when official breaks should be added, and says the WGBT must be above 32 C (90 F) for cooling breaks to be considered.
Unless it gets even hotter by the time the match rolls around, players on both sides can expect another tough match in the jungle.
Epoch Times: Croatia to win 2-1.
Bloomberg Sports: Match to end in 0-0 draw.


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Depending on your level of membership with the Cleveland Museum of Art, you may qualify for free general admission or free admission to special exhibitions at our reciprocal partner institutions. Benefits vary, and we encourage you to contact the institution before your visit to determine the exact benefit.
Cleveland Museum of Art member levels equaling $140 or more (Ambassador and higher) may obtain free general admission or 2 free exhibition tickets at these institutions (exact benefit varies).
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Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA) Cleveland
Springfield Museum of Art
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Zanesville Art Center
Members at levels equaling $140 or more (Ambassador and higher) may obtain free general admission or 2 free exhibition tickets at these institutions (exact benefit varies).
Albright-Knox Art Gallery, Buffalo, NY
Art Gallery of Ontario, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Blanton Museum of Art, the University of Texas, Austin
Chrysler Museum of Art , Norfolk, VA
Columbus Museum of Art, Columbus, OH
Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum, Smithsonian Institution, New York, NY
Corcoran Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C.
Crocker Art Museum, Sacramento, CA
The Delaware Art Museum, Wilmington, DE
The Denver Art Museum, Denver, CO
Des Moines Art Center, Des Moines, IA
Farnsworth Art Museum, Rockland, ME
The Frick Art and Historical Center, Pittsburgh, PA
The Frick Collection, New York, NY
Frist Center for the Visual Arts, Nashville, TN
Georgia O'Keeffe Museum, Santa Fe, NM
Hill-Stead Museum, Farmington, CT
Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, Boston, MA
Milwaukee Art Museum, Milwaukee, WI
Museum of Art, Rhode Island School of Design, Providence, RI
National Academy Museum & School of Fine Arts, New York, NY
National Portrait Gallery, Washington, D.C.
The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, Kansas City, MO
The Newark Museum, Newark, NJ
New Orleans Museum of Art, New Orleans, LA
North Carolina Museum of Art, Raleigh, NC
Norton Museum of Art, West Palm Beach, FL
Peabody Essex Museum, Salem, MA
Philadelphia Museum of Art, Philadelphia, PA
The Phillips Collection, Washington, D.C.
Phoenix Art Museum, Phoenix, AZ
Portland Museum of Art, Portland, ME
Princeton University Art Museum, Princeton, NJ
Smith College Museum of Art, North Hampton, MA
Smithsonian American Art Museum and its Renwick Gallery, Washington, DC
The Taft Museum of Art, Cincinnati, OH
The Textile Museum, Washington, D.C.
Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art, Hartford, CT
The Walters Art Museum, Baltimore, MD
In addition to the institutions above, members at levels equaling $250 or more (Associate level and higher) also have reciprocal privileges at the following museums (indicated by the 'M' art logo on membership card).
The Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago, IL
Dallas Art Museum, Dallas, TX
High Museum of Art, Atlanta, GA
Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Los Angeles, CA
The Minneapolis Institute of Arts, Minneapolis, MN
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, MA
Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, TX
The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, Kansas City, MO
Philadelphia Museum of Art, Philadelphia, PA
The Saint Louis Museum of Art, Saint Louis, MO
Vancouver Art Gallery, Vancouver, Canada
Walker Art Center, Minneapolis, MN
In addition to the institutions above, members at levels equaling $250 or more (Associate level and higher) also have reciprocal privileges at the following museums (indicated by the 'ROAM' art logo on membership card).


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– Sarah Angst
This giclee reproduction is available in 8x10 either framed or unframed.
A Giclée (pronounced Jee'clay, a French word meaning "to spray ink") is a computer-generated reproduction with no visible dot pattern, so it looks nearly identical to the original.
Original Linoleum Block Print also available framed or unframed.
Please allow 4-6 weeks for delivery.


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Vibal WOLF Walkthrough and Guide
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Just finished up the computer part of class on super heat and sub cooling. Seems like every other page said to make sure condenser and evaporator coils are clean before taking pressure readings....dirty coils make for inaccurate readings...since so much emphasis was put on clean (cleaning ) coils before taking readings I wanted to ask those of you who actually are out there working???
Do you all clean coils first or just do a visual and if coils look "ok" do the readings? Have you all noticed a problem with getting accurate super heat / sub cooling pressure readings with the coils you run into day in and day out at the average house?
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Last week I discussed the question of whether I should continue taking Enbrel for my psoriasis or consider switching to Stelara. When I saw my dermatologist this week the topic actually did come up. What I appreciate about my dermatologist is how current she is on psoriasis treatments. She cited the New England Journal of Medicine study that I read and blogged about last week. She also shared her concern for long-term side effects, as well as what happens if I have a bad reaction that could last for weeks. I truly feel she has my best interests in mind and lets me in on the decision process.
The fact is that I am due for a break from the Neoral (cyclosporine) therapy. I know that the Enbrel alone won't be enough to control my psoriasis while I am off the Neoral. My discussion with my dermatologist showed me clearly that I can't sweep the issue under the proverbial rug any longer. Sooner than later I will need to rotate into another therapy, at least for a few months. The thought does scare me though. What if the therapy I rotate to ultimately proves ineffective?
In those cases my psoriasis can be like a runaway freight train that refuses to stop. That's why I will do anything to make sure I don't find myself in those situations again. I told my wife today how I don't think I can go back to the old days when various treatments and combinations could not control the disease. I went week-to-week, sometimes day-to-day, wondering if it would improve or worsen. And the bad times were pretty bad. On my way to work I pulled out an old comb in my car full of scalp psoriasis at its base. I've almost forgotten what it's like to have those thick scales in my hair. Some old digital pictures from the pre-cyclosporine and biologics days tell a scare tale of psoriatic nightmares.
The negotiations now begin as to what I will do next. When I looked in the blog archives I noticed my May 14, 2009 entry also described how I felt about switching medications. I've put it off until now. Lori and I feel anxious about what's to come. But we do have confidence that whatever transpires we have many years of experience to lean on as well as our faith to draw from.


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Players in: Alexis Sanchez (Barcelona, £30m), Mathieu Debuchy (Newcastle, £12m), David Ospina (Nice, undisclosed), Calum Chambers (Southampton, £16m), Danny Welbeck (Manchester United, undisclosed)
Players out: Bacary Sagna (Manchester City, free), Lukasz Fabianski (Swansea City, free), Nicklas Bendtner (released), Park Chu-young (released), Thomas Eisfeld (Fulham, undisclosed), Thomas Vermaelen (Barcelona, £15m), Carl Jenkinson (West Ham, loan), Chuks Aneke (Zulte-Waregem, free), Ryo Miyaichi (FC Twente, loan), Ignasi Miquel (Norwich, undisclosed)
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Summing up the window
I think it has to be broken into two parts. The early one gets a solid 9/10. Arsenal went big on Alexis from Barcelona, a player of great talent and potential, off the back of his best-ever season (23 goals) and a good World Cup. The departing Fabianski and Sagna were replaced by Ospina and Debuchy, while the capture of Calum Chambers came out of the blue. He's an exciting young player who gives the team depth in a number of positions, with Arsene Wenger even suggesting his future might lie as a defensive midfielder.
That should have been the platform for Arsenal to build. Instead nothing happened until deadline day, and then the capture of Danny Welbeck, welcome as it is, was only made because Olivier Giroud was injured. Arsenal are going into a season with just six first-team defenders and only two established central defenders. Chambers will provide backup but the revelation that Nacho Monreal is the club's fourth choice centre-half is baffling. Wenger had all summer to sign a defender after he made the decision to let Thomas Vermaelen leave, and to have failed to do that could prove very costly. So, part two of the window gets a 5/10.
Best piece of business?
Alexis from a profile point of view, as he adds so much to Arsenal's attack, but if Calum Chambers continues his progress then the 16 million pound fee Arsenal paid Southampton will look like a bargain in a couple of years' time.
His versatility means he can offer cover at right-back, but it looks as if he's going to be the third choice centre-half and as such will play plenty of football this season. With the right tutelage (off-field from Steve Bould, and on-field from Per Mertesacker and Laurent Koscielny), his development could be rapid indeed.
Worst piece of business?
There really isn't a worst. Even if Danny Welbeck wasn't the striker people wanted, he's 23 and has the potential to kick on at Arsenal. We've seen before how a striker, stifled at one club, can blossom under new surroundings. Daniel Sturridge is a good example and Arsene Wenger will be looking for Welbeck to have that kind of impact at the Gunners.
The signings Arsenal have made are all good ones, the issue is the ones they haven't made.
What remaining issues are there?
The defence is clearly an issue; Arsenal have just six defenders in the first-team squad right now. A youngster like Hector Bellerin might get added to provide right-back cover, and Mathieu Flamini has, in the past, played at full-back, but it's a risky strategy to be short of depth at centre-half.
It's also not difficult to see how a specialist defensive midfielder might add a bit of steel for those away days which went so badly last season.
Who can help in January?
William Carvalho, currently with Sporting Lisbon. Arsenal tried to get something done during this window but due to his ownership situation, it was more complicated than your regular transfer between clubs. Now they've got four months to sort it out.
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"Kacey actually does have a voice, but she's Mama so she can do whatever she wants! You don't give mom rules - that's rule number one. You let moms give you the rules."
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Two years into their marriage, Mike Eli and his wife Kacey finally feel settled into their living space — and they credit it all to the arrival of daughter Kline Olivia.
"It's been me, my wife and our dogs in the house since we got married, but when we brought Kline home it really changed the dynamic in so many ways," the musician tells PEOPLE Country in its latest issue.
"The house definitely feels more like a home now that she's here."
The transition from newlywed life to baby bliss hasn't always been easy — the proud parents are feeling the effects of sleepless nights! — but when it comes to caring for his daughter, the first-time father hasn't missed a beat.
"I really didn't want to mess it up, but your instincts kick in," he says. "I'm not going to lie — I was incredibly nervous and made some mistakes here and there, but you figure it out."
Taking it day by day (and night!) with their baby girl, it's been a guessing game for the couple as they learn to adjust to the needs of a newborn.
Recently, after testing out several unsuccessful sleeping arrangements, Mike and Kacey discovered their best bet would be a tag-team effort each night.
"Since you're half-awake in the middle of the night, we decided we might as well just both get up," he says. "Then we're happier people, we're happier with each other. It gets done more quickly … We decided our marriage needed us both to get up together."
But the Eli Young Band frontman hasn't always had to rely on the dynamic duo; Despite years of performing in the spotlight, parenting in front of an audience can take its toll.
"One of my first times burping Kline, Kacey was talking to me, telling me what I need to do and I'm looking up at her," Mike recalls. "Then Kacey giggles and I realize I'm patting the back of [Kline's] head instead of her back."
Unfortunately, the doting dad has yet to live down his momentary burping blunder. "It's one of those things she's giving me a hard time about," he shares with a laugh. "I know you have to pat the back and not the head! I was like, 'You're making me nervous! Go away!'"
All of his hard work — baby bloopers and all — have already paid off for the country crooner, who was granted the gift of his girl's first smile minutes before heading out on tour.
"I was holding her about 30 minutes before I was leaving and it was the first time she had a responsive laugh," he recalls. "We had this moment … I was talking to her and tickling her chin. It was nice right before I had to leave for seven days."
Currently out on the road with the band, Mike — who is able to still see Kline on camera — has been missing his little one more than ever. Fortunately, with three other bandmates on the bus, there are plenty of opportunities to gush about his daughter.
"I'm pretty sure the guys are sick of my poop stories. All I'm ever talking about is baby stuff and a lot of the time they are incredibly nice about it," he says.
However, they all may be singing a different tune behind his back. "I'm sure that when I walk out of the room they're like, 'Oh, great! Now we can talk about something else!'" Mike says with a laugh.
Already sporting a full head of "really spiky" hair and perfecting her papa's signature stares, there's no denying Kline is turning into Mike's mini-me.
"She's definitely my kid. When I wake up, I can't open both eyes for 10 or 15 minutes," he explain. "The other morning, Kacey and her mom were laughing at me — Kline's looking to the side with her left eye closed and her right eye halfway opened and I was doing the same thing."
While 3-month-old Kline may already have her dad wrapped around her finger, when it comes to the homefront, Kacey rules the roost.
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"Kacey actually does have a voice, but she's Mama so she can do whatever she wants! You don't give Mom rules — that's rule number one. You let Mom give you the rules."
Content with where life has taken him, Mike admits he has wanted to be a family man for a long time. Now that his dreams have come true, he's embracing each day with his tight-knit trio.
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"I've always wanted to be a father. I never had that moment where I thought I'd wait forever or loved having no responsibility. I've always looked forward to having kids."
For more on Mike Eli and other country stars, pick up the new issue of PEOPLE Country, on sale now. And to download free holiday music from Brad Paisley, Scotty McCreery and Lady Antebellum go to PEOPLE.com/free.
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With a Republican governor presiding over a Repuplican-dominated legislature, it would seem to follow that Tennessee would be earning high marks from organizations like the Cato Institute. But Cato recently gave Gov. Bill Haslam a 'D' and assigned him a number grade putting him among the lowest-ranking governors in the country. This, despite Haslam cutting taxes significantly and raising the state's rainy-day fund. What gives?


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