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Abington Journal
I sat down with Elizabeth Baumeister from The Abington Journal to enjoy a cup of coffee, discuss my experience with iPhone photography, and share some of my favorite apps. Elizabeth posed some great questions, and I can't imagine how she even began to whittle it down into an article, but she did and I couldn't be happier with the article. The article can be read here. (The Abington Journal) I will post some additional questions with my answers in future posts.
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Mobile Photography Awards Shortlisted
I submitted some photos to the Mobile Photography Awards and am happy to have been shortlisted. The image below of a severed bird wing is a contender, but there is some stiff competition. As a finalist I am flattered to be in the company of two iPhone photography artists whose style I recognized immediately and respect immensely, Benamon Tame and Tuneart. (I suggest you search both names on Instagram and follow them.) The Judge of the category I am considered for is Nettie Edwards. You can learn a bit about her here, or fancy her twitters and tweets here.
iMAGES: an iphone photography exhibit
Thanks to everyone who came out to October's First Friday event in Scranton. I was excited to show work at The Grove Media. October marked the one year anniversary for The Grove Media, Scranton's only Apple certified specialist, so it seemed only appropriate to create an exhibit of photographs captured with an iPhone and then processed with various and often multiple apps on the phone or an iPad.
Unfortunately the exhibit was only up for one evening, but I created a page on my website of the show. You can click the image above to access it or click iMAGES.
iPhone Photography Exhibit
First Friday Oct. 7th 2011
Join me on the 7th at The Grove Media for an exhibit of my photographs. The show is one night only, the First Friday of October, from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. The images have all been captured with an iPhone and processed with various apps on an iPad or an iPhone. This show will also celebrate the one year anniversary of The Grove Media, which is the only Apple specialist in Scranton. Come support local.


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Pueblo West senior a close second at regionals
Something clicked for Glenn Workman on the back nine at Walking Stick Golf Course on Monday.
The Pueblo West High School senior had just bogeyed hole No. 10 and fell to 3-over-par for the day at the Class 4A Southern Region golf tournament state qualifier.
Then, he caught fire.
Workman birdied four of the next five holes to get back in the hunt.
Entering the 18th and final hole, Workman figured he needed a birdie to have a chance at winning the medalist title.
He did hit his approach shot to within inches of the cup. A tap-in birdie gave him a 33 on the backside, a 1-under-par 71 for the tournament and a chance to become a regional champion.
Workman went on the lose to Cheyenne Mountain's Pat Shin in a one-hole playoff, finishing second in the region and earning his fourth consecutive berth to the state tournament. Shin knocked in a 20-foot birdie putt on No. 10 (the playoff hole), while Workman missed his birdie from 15 feet.
"Once I made that first birdie (on 11), I wanted to focus and play some golf," Workman said. "Sometimes, it's a matter of three swings to turn a round around."
The two-day, 36-hole state tournament is scheduled Sept. 30 and Oct. 1 at Hiwan Golf Course in Evergreen.
Other than Workman, only a handful of Pueblo players qualified for state including the South threesome of Matthew Casias (75), Chase Federico (78) and Taylor Rodriguez (81). Also joining the state fray are Justin Allenback of Centennial (80) and Dakota Burns from Central (83).
Cheyenne Mountain won the tournament going away with a three-man total of 216. Coronado finished second at 227 to also qualify its team for state.
South, the defending Class 4A team champion, placed third in the 20-team field and will have a chance to defend its title with Casias, Federico and Rodriguez.
Meanwhile, Workman, who already has committed to play golf at the University of Wyoming in Laramie, really wanted to win. He always does.
"I like winning. I try my hardest every time," he said. "I haven't played good all year in the South-Central League tournaments. I've figured some things out and definitely brought it back today on the back nine."
Southern Regionals
Team scores
Cheyenne Mountain 216, Coronado 227, South 234, Pueblo West 242, Discovery Canyon 247, Air Academy 252, Lewis-Palmer 255, Vista Ridge 256, Pueblo County 264, Falcon 264, Palmer Ridge 267, Central 267, Mesa Ridge 269, Centennial 277, Canon City 286, Sand Creek 288, Woodland Park 306, East 307, Sierra 371, Mitchell, no score.
State qualifiers
*Pat Shin, Cheyenne Mt. 71
Glenn Workman, P.West 71
Cole Anderson, Cheyenne Mt. 72
Turner Estes, Cheyenne Mt. 73
Dylan Hall, Vista Ridge 73
Austin Bergess, Coronado 73
Wilson Belk, Cheyenne Mt. 74
Matthew Casias, South 75
Wes Moran, Coronado 77
Isaac Petersilie, Coronado 77
Chase Federico, South 78
Marcus Fenimore, Lewis-Palmer 79
Braden Bentley, Mesa Ridge 79
Owen Pasvogel, D.Canyon 79
Justin Allenback, Centennial 80
Taylor Rodriguez, South 81
Devin Bruecken, P.Ridge 82
Cody Steigerwald, Air Academy 82
Jacob Trujillo, D. Canyon 82
Dakota Burns, Central 83
Dean Hall, Vista Ridge 83
Blake Becco, Air Academy 83
Logan Gorman, Mesa Ridge 83
Kyle Kleckner, Coronado 86
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"For Your Consideration"
I've been a film critic for about 12 years, but only bothered to join a critics' group a few months ago -- the newly minted Boston Online Film Critics' Association, or BOFCA. It's been an education.
For example, I previously only attended critics' screenings for the films to which I was given the review assignment. Since joining BOFCA I've had to triple my forays to the Cineplex for the screenings, and even that has meant I miss a lot of films... probably too many. Thankfully, some studios send out screeners of the films they'd like to promote for the various categories, and this helps fill in the gaps.
Of course, there are consequences to this, as when the individual BOFCA ballots were due last Friday, even as screeners were fetching up in the mail. It's fun, of course, to take a day or three off work and, with the clock running down, watch six films back to back, but it can also be sort of overwhelming. (Where was last week's column? It's right here. I just could not get to it last week!)
Then there's the sheer end-of-year major-motion-picture fatigue that sets in when gorgeously realized projects from heavyweight directors start popping up one after the next: Steven Spielberg's "Lincoln." Ang Li with "Life of Pi." And -- this film instantly sucked the oxygen out of the cinema and ignited it -- Kathryn Bigelow's "Zero Dark Thirty," which is sheer perfection.
I get the marketing aspect of waiting until the last few weeks of the year to release the films that studios hope will bring home the gold. I also think it's a little cynical and unnecessary: Critics, industry professionals, and Academy voters who lionize films from the silent era are not gonna forget about a good movie from 2012 just because it came out last February.
One of the really hard things to do is to pare and whittle and, finally, choose. The BOFCA ballots asked for three nominations in each category (except Best Picture, which required ten; I could only, in good conscience nominate eight), because our official nominations are done as a group and we needed a way to tabulate that would help us avoid ties, etc. But even so, the #1 pick in each category carried the most weight on each individual ballot, so one could not be haphazard about how one listed one's choices. Settling on a definite favorite is a tough business, because sometimes you absolutely love two performers, or three movies, or six directors, and cannot really say which you love the most. Sometimes you're trying to decide between apples and oranges. It can all seem more than a little subjective, because it's all entirely subjective.
Finally, I managed to fill out and submit my ballot. Our official nominations as a group are available for viewing online, and have already occasioned some controversy: One film blogger dissed us as sex-starved "beefalos" who were obviously "dweebs" because we didn't nominate his favorite film. The comments section was even less friendly, with some punters writing in that we are "unnecessary" as a group, if not downright "blatant screener grabbers" interested only in reaping the official "for your consideration" screeners that the studios send out.
For the record, while we did get some screeners -- and they helped, because anything helps when you're chronically over-scheduled and can't see everything -- we didn't actually get that many. Some studios, or at least their publicists, sent us nothing at all, which is fine, because A. it's not as though we're getting gold-plated Deluxe DVDs here, and B. part of the deal is that you watch the screener and then destroy it to avoid the possibility of video piracy. In other words -- and any working critic would know this -- the screeners are a professional resource, not swag. (Furthermore, I have to wonder why a "blatant screener grabber" would have spent so many hours throughout the course of the year hauling himself around town to erratically scheduled screenings when he could simply have nested at home, awaiting some mythical Big Boxed Set from the studio gods.)
Maybe the most heart-rending thing is how many fine films one sees in the course of the year that are not even eligible for Oscar nominations due to a lack of wide theatrical release. This is especially true of gay cinema: I saw so much I loved that played in GLBT film festivals, but never got the kind of release that would have made some fine films eligible for Oscar consideration.
With that in mind, let me offer a very brief list of GLBT films that I think should have been up for awards consideration -- a "Gay Oscars," if you like.
I could mull this over this category for hours... but I don't need to. "Gayby" stands above the rest of the year's crop of gay comedies as a bracing balance of procreative urges and contemporary sexual appetite. An attractive gay man (Matthew Wilkas) agrees to play sperm donor for his straight female BFF (Jenn Harris), leading to scenes like the one in which both are preparing for their separate hot dates, but agree to meet no later than 11 in order to get it on because she's ovulating. If Woody Allen had made a gay comedy it might have been something like this film by writer-director Jonathan Lisecki.
It might be worth a momentary pause in the narrative to give honorable mention here to "Men to Kiss," a spotty but, in places, spot-on comedy set in Berlin in which a reticent gay man (Frank Christian Marx) learns to loosen up, while his flamboyant life partner (Udo Lutz) faces off with a determined female rival plotting to steal his man. Silly, but marvelously inventive and colorful, this movie is pure candy-colored, but jagged-edged, fun.
I adored "Three Veils." The more I meditated on "Elliot Loves," the better I liked it. But in the end, Jon Garcia's film "The Falls" takes my big gay vote in this category, even though the movie's sound quality is consistently below par and, in some cases, is downright awful. But the story and performances make up for the shortcomings of this spirited no-budget production: Two young Mormon missionaries (Nick Ferrucci and Ben Farmer) meet in the field and fall in love; they begin to question their church, realizing that the strict faith tradition they have known all their lives has censored a great deal of the real world, including their own true sexual natures. This film is everything "Latter Days" wanted to be... or at least everything I wanted "Latter Days" to be.
"Sleepless Knights," by co-writers / co-directors Stefan Butzmühlen and Cristina Diz, burrowed into my subconscious on first viewing, and it's remained there ever since. It's a strange film in many ways, and a film that doesn't condescend by handing the viewer each and every piece of the story it wants to tell. As a result, it commands your full attention and, even as you watch, it creates a portrait of love between two men -- one (Jaime Pedruelo) a cop and lifelong resident of a small Spanish village, the other (Raùl Godoy) a native son who moved to the big city and now is back home for a spell -- who aren't sure what to do about their feelings for one another. The village, and its elder citizens, are as much a part of this sweet and rich little gem as the two lovers at the center of the story; in a larger sense, this is a study of manhood and what it means across generations.
There were so, so many worthwhile documentaries out this year, from the eye-opening "(A)Sexual" to the chilling pray-away-the-gay opus "This is What Love in Action Looks Like" to the enraging documents of cruel injustice, murder, and anti-gay mayhem detailed in "Unfit: Ward vs. Ward" and "Call Me Kuchu."
There was also the heartbreaking, question-raising doc "Gone: The Disappearance of Aeryn Gillern," which traces the last days and hours of a gay American living in Vienna, who vanished in a puff of falsified police reports and other evidence of cover-up, leaving his mother -- a retired police officer -- to investigate his fate on her own.
Let me not forget to mention "We Were Here," a doc about the AIDS Crisis but... hold on, now... an exceptionally well done documentary about a subject that has been documentaried to death.
But even among this superlative slate of documentaries, "Question One," which looks at both sides of the marriage debate in the months leading up to the 2009 vote in Maine that scrapped a marriage equality law there, is a standout. The anti-gay side is full of homophobes and bigots (many of them blithely denying their bigotry), but it also has fascinating people of true integrity such as Marc Mutty, a leader of the successful effort to stymie marriage equality who is also a relatable, sympathetic, and thoughtful man. Voters in Maine recently reversed themselves and approved a ballot initiative that beings marriage equality to that state, but this documentary is crucial to understanding the path that led to last month's victory there.
There are at least two movies that hit the GLBT film festival circuit last year that I'd hoped would see wider release than they managed to get this year. The two in question are Andrew Haigh's "Weekend" and Alan Brown's "Private Romeo." Thanks to the democratizing effect of DVDs they can enjoy the kind of wide release that matters most of all: They can play right in your living room. Thank the gods for that, because these movies both deserve... no, these movies both need to be seen by, well, just about everyone.
The former is a deep, affecting study of two young men (Tom Cullen and Chris New) in London who share a scant few days before one of them leaves to pursue studies abroad; the latter is an absolutely brilliant retelling of "Romeo and Juliet" set at an all-male military school. "Private Romeo" is a juicy last swipe at DADT, a stirring love story, and a ravishing new take on Shakespeare all in one indelible film.
There's no way I can choose between "Weekend" and "Private Romeo," and because this is my column and I can pretty well do as I please, I am naming them both for this category. It's not a tie so much as an acknowledgement that they're both too good to ignore. (How good? Get this: With what may be unprecedented promptness, Criterion has already put out an edition of "Weekend." Now that's impressive. But, hey, Criterion: When will you do the same for "Private Romeo?")
Whatever mainstream movies Oscar graces next year, I submit this short list as 2012's unmissable essentials for GLBT cinema -- For Your Consideration.


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Canadians fall to Cuba at NORCECA Youth Volleyball Championships
GUADALAJARA, Mexico - Canada, represented by Calgary's under-17 Canuck Contact team, completed round robin play with an 0-2 record after falling to Cuba on Wednesday at the nine-country NORCECA men's youth volleyball championships.
Cuba took its opening match of the tournament 25-14, 25-10, 25-13. The U.S., and Cuba will complete their round robin schedule Thursday facing off against each other for first spot in the pool. The Canadians, which lost to the U.S., Tuesday, head to the consolation playoff round to battle for seventh.
William Bremner, Canada's team captain, says the experience gained from these matches make it all worthwhile. "We feel honoured," he said. ."It is a powerful team and it was exciting to play against them."
"Cuba is very strong and they showed it today and we gave it our best shot," added Canadian coach Don Saxton.
Other members of the Canadian team are Brett Walsh, Brian Prigden, Alex Cook, Luke Rauwarda, Scott Brunet, Sean Martin, Matthew Silver (pictured at right), Taylor Lebo, Evan Morrow, Matt Traynor and Matt Honeychurch.
The playoff rounds get underway Friday.
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Remington T Studio Heated Clip SetterI received these as a gift. I would not have purchased them for myself. Like the other reviewers I have found that they leave creases in my hair take a long time to heat and dont curl my hair well. I have also burnt my neck, forehead and neck as the curlers dont stay put well. I would not recommend this product as there seems to be many more products that have gotten better reviews and cost the same or less.May 16, 2009Myrna / California
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The Glee Club recently performed for the historical society in Castle Dale. A program was presented and details of their history. In the late fall of 1919 in the small, rural town of Huntington, Emery County, an icon was born. Evert Johnson, the music teacher at the local high school organized a group of his male students into a chorus.
This group of boys made a big impression upon the whole county as they sang at school and civic functions.
They sang together for several years before it was decided that they could improve the quality of their sound by adding more voices to the chorus. The membership opened up to other male members of the community and the Huntington Glee Club was born.
As the Huntington Glee Club, they furnished musical entertainment throughout Emery and Carbon counties and became quite popular wherever they performed. As a result, they were invited to provide entertainment at fund raisers, church programs, community affairs, etc. Concerts by the Glee Club soon became a customary event.
Between the years 1919 and 1925, the Glee Club was under the complete direction of their conductor, Evert Johnson but in 1925, Johnson took a job in Arizona and left Huntington. At this time something drastic had to be done if the Glee Club was to continue.
Shortly after arriving in Arizona, Johnson decided to enter Vaudeville. He wanted to form a male quartet and go on the road performing on the stages of Arizona and New Mexico. He enticed three of the members of the Glee Club, "Shine" Johnson, Ted Nielson and Perry Wakefield, to join him in this adventure.
They called themselves The Celebrated Lyric Harmony Male Quartette. They earned a lot of experience but not much money so in the spring the three boys left Johnson and returned to Huntington.
That same spring, Wakefield reorganized the Huntington Glee Club and became its conductor. He remained in this position until he was called upon to serve a mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints later that year. He would be serving in Kentucky for a period of two years. During his absence, Bert Thomas filled the position of conductor.
This period of time was a very shaky time for the Glee Club. It seemed as though it was going to break up but upon the return of Wakefield, Thomas relinquished the leadership back to Wakefield.
Wakefield kept the Glee Club together and under his direction they thrived. After 37 years as the director of the Glee Club, he met an untimely death in an explosion in 1965.
During this 40 year history of the Glee Club the membership grew to as many as 40 members.
In 1950, Errol Litster became an alternate director to fill in for Perry when necessary. 1950 was also the busiest year the Glee Club had had since its inception in 1919.
The Glee Club has been very busy ever since then providing entertainment throughout the State of Utah. In a two year period they helped to raise about $6,000 for worthy causes. They have performed at county fairs, fund raisers for building LDS chapels, other religious services, civic functions, and various other benefits.
If there was a worthy cause, the Huntington Glee Club was there to help. They seemed to always be called upon to sing in someone's funeral and they always seemed to want to provide any comfort that they could through their music.
The Huntington Glee Club has traveled to many towns and cities throughout the state as mentioned above. Perhaps the two cities farthest away they have performed in is Bountiful and West Valley City.
While performing in Bountiful in 1953, they made such an impression that one of the premier music companies from Salt Lake City, Daynes Music Company, included an article in their company publication The Melodeon as "a group of artists giving outstanding community service, far out of proportion for the size of the town of their origin."
The Melodeon goes on to say, "For such service, the members of the Club receive no remuneration. They even pay their own traveling expenses."
Wakefield has been quoted in The Melodeon as saying, "This is truly a club of service and friendship; a club wherein the members reap their greatest reward from the love they have of singing; of visiting friends and neighbors, and of helping others.
Compliment any one of the group, and he will tell you, 'Thanks kindly, but the pleasure is all mine.'"
For only a brief time during World War II and a few other times, the Glee Club has been an active organization functioning continuously since its inception in 1919. It is still going strong to this date with a membership on an average of 25 to 35 members. Some are second, third or fourth generation members.
You may ask yourself, "What is the secret of the success of the Huntington Glee Club?" You may also have an answer to this question, but if you ask any member of the Glee Club what makes it so successful, they will tell you that there are two different ingredients that are most important : the conductor/director and perhaps the most very important is the accompanist. Over the years there have been several of each helping the Club become the great organization that it is today.
Bryce Wilson is the current conductor and Kendall Mortensen is the current assistant with Annette Cook, accompanist.
The members of the Glee Club would like to express their appreciation to these people for the time and effort which they make each week in contributing to the success of the Huntington Glee Club.


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BRISTOL, Va. - You may have noticed an empty grocery bag hanging on your front door Saturday morning. It's part of the annual "Scouting For Food" food drive.
Boy Scouts in our region were going door-to-door hanging empty grocery bags in the hopes homeowners will fill them with canned goods.
Things like pasta, diapers, and non-perishable food items will be donated to the Bristol Emergency Food Pantry.
We tagged along with one group excited to help out. "It's the 25th anniversary for our district so you do hundreds, hundreds, and hundreds of houses," said Life Scout Ren Blackard."
"The empty bag means it's a chance to put food in it, it's a chance for someone to give, and it's a chance to feed somebody, to feed a family that might be in need," said Boy Scout Kolbe Bush.
We've learned only 20 to 25 percent of the homes usually fill bags. Boy Scouts will be out collecting bags next Saturday.


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I really liked this chapter cherry (even if he "isnt" cherry anymore ) is badass D:! Did he or was it the sunlight wiche destroyed the Robots?!
This is just sick man... Just reminds me how horrible humans can be... How much we are the same to the the 'things' we are supposed to be fighting against... But then again... this is war... In war, Hell always breaks loose...
Damn, they put the U.S. on blast this last chapter... First they rape and humiliate the enemy, and then they call the Japan team Chinese... good stuff lol.
Holy shit the last 2 chapters have been...though provoking to say the least. Nice to see kei go all out on them now wonder what will happen next chap...btw the kei we r seeing in the room is the 'clone' right? Kinda lost and confused after the long breaks in between chapters.
The recent chapters were pretty cool
Still waitin for an unlogical reason to revive Izumi tough
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Mitch fell on 1st twizzle and couldn't do the 2nd either! Wassup?
Mitch fell on 1st twizzle and couldn't do the 2nd either! Wassup?
bummer about Mitchell's fall, the program is quite pretty for the subject matter... not really getting abusive relationship out of it but still...
P/I: A lot of mistakes.
I'm not really into that Paul/Islam program.
They missed one lift completely (no levels, likely) and the twizzles. Then they kept running into each other during the step sequences/transitions.
Zach goes down AGAIN. Bummer.
Zach was really struggling. Man, remind me never to watch an event held in Colorado Springs again.
Can we blame Colorado for Donahue's stumble and fall? He was huffing and puffing at the end, unlike her. I get the feeling he's going to get an earful from her when they leave the arena.
I loved when the Shib siblings skated to this music...
Why did they even want to hold 4CC in Colorado Springs? I get that it's the USFSA headquarters and it's a nice arena, but man, if it makes the skaters struggle like that it really isn't worth it. I'm sure they could find other arenas in the US to host it. Bummer about Donohue, he's been really consistent all season, which is what makes me believe it really could be the altitude-among other examples, of course.
Better here than at Worlds, though.
Last edited by lmarie086; 02-12-2012 at 05:39 PM.
His fall looked more like a tracking issue than anything. Altitude is not everything and I think we are all making a bit too much out of it. It's only one condition they have to deal with. For the Americans and Canadians, I think the bigger issue is that this event is always way too close to their own nationals. It's hard to peak every one to two weeks. As for H/D, they are really being asked to step up for being together such a short time. Those sort of errors are inevitable, another argument in favor of Lynn and Logan.
So far in every discipline so many disaster skates yet all of decided champions and medalists still dazzled us with exciting highest level performances. Such a contrast between the very elites and the rest! It's like the arena is suddenly pumped with oxygen just for the last groups.


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Written by Miami Today on April 14, 2005
Saturday 4/16
The annual Kuumba on the Beach festival, a celebration of diversity and creativity and the African-American and Caribbean communities, will include the fourth annual Car and Motorcycle Show, live music at Garfield Street, a multicultural marketplace and kids' fun. Noon-10 p.m. at Hollywood Beach and Broadwalk, Hollywood. Details: (954) 921-3404.
The 11th anniversary of the McDonald's Air & Sea Show, one of the world's largest spectator events, will include world-class military and civilian air, water and entertainment activities featuring the Air Force Thunderbirds Demonstration Team with participation from all five branches of the military. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. April 25-29 along Fort Lauderdale Beach. Free. Details: (954) 527-5600, Ext. 4, www.nationalsalute.com or www.airseashow.com.
Vizcaya presents an evening garden tour. Volunteer guides give tours of Vizcaya's magnificent gardens along Biscayne Bay. Carol De Baise, Vizcaya's curator of orchids, will be at the David A. Klein Orchidarium to discuss the flowers and do an orchid potting demonstration. Light dinners and wine are available. 7:30 p.m. April 26 at 3251 S Miami Ave., Miami. $5. Details: (305) 250-9133 or www.vizcayamuseum.org.
Saturday 4/16
The Historical Museum of Southern Florida presents Secrets of Coconut Grove: Twilight Walking Tour. Visit significant sights such as the Peacock Inn, Millionaire's Row, Plymouth Congregational Church and Barnacle, the preserved home of Commodore Ralph Munroe. 6-8 p.m. Meet
at Miami City Hall, 3500 Pan American Drive. $15 members; $20 others. Details: (305) 375-1492 or www.historical-museum.org.
Thursday 4/17
The Historical Museum of Southern Florida presents its Moon Over Miami riverboat tour. Beginning an hour before sunset, this journey will take visitors though the Tequesta village, Spanish missions, the Brickell mansion and other Miami attractions. Featuring historian Paul George. 5-8 p.m. at the Historical Museum of Southern Florida, 101 W Flagler St., Miami. RSVP required. $34-$39. Details: (305) 375-1621 or www.historical-museum.org.
See animals in their natural habitat and learn about the plant life seen beyond the paved trail through a guided historical nature walk. 2-4 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays at Greynolds Park, 17530 W Dixie Highway, North Miami Beach. Details: (305) 948-2891.
Bayfront Park hosts Trapeze-Experience, a regulation, safety-insured trapeze. Instructors offer classes for ages 6 and up. Strapped in a harness and with a net below, participants are first given a ground lesson and a warmup and then are ready for flight. 3-5 p.m. and 6-8 p.m. Wednesdays-Fridays; 11 a.m.-1 p.m., 2-4 p.m. and 5-7 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays through May 30 at Bayfront Park, 301 N Biscayne Blvd., Miami. Details: (877) 759-0044 or www.trapeze-experience.com.
Green market on Lincoln Road between Alton Road and Washington Avenue in Miami Beach from 9 a.m.-7 p.m. Sundays features fruits, vegetables, fresh-cut flowers, plants and specialty items like bread, honey, jams and jellies. Details: (305) 531-0038.
Daily historical tours of some of Florida's earliest buildings and architecture. The Deering Estate at Cutler, 16701 SW 72nd Ave., Village of Palmetto Bay. Adults $6; children $4. Details: (305) 235-1688.
The Miami Design Preservation League offers 90-minute guided walking tours of the Art Deco Architectural Historic District that focus on South Beach's Art Deco, Mediterranean Revivalist and MiMo architecture
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President Obama spends most of Tuesday airborne, returning from an Asia economic conference to deal with tough budget talks -- and try to avoid a Middle East war.
Before departing Cambodia in the early morning, Obama dispatched Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton to the Mideast region, seeking a truce to the week-long violence in Gaza and Israel.
Obama will also work the phones with Middle East leaders aboard Air Force One, just as he did throughout his four-day trip to Thailand, Burma and Cambodia, the last of which hosted a meeting of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations.
"The center of gravity for those (Middle East) discussions is in the region," said deputy national security adviser Ben Rhodes. "And the president is going to do a lot of work on the phone. He was on the phone until 2:30 in the morning last night; he left dinner and basically dealt with this for several hours."
State Department spokeswoman Victoria Nuland said Clinton "will emphasize the United States' interest in a peaceful outcome that protects and enhances Israel's security and regional stability; that can lead to improved conditions for the civilian residents of Gaza; and that can reopen the path to fulfill the aspirations of Palestinians and Israelis for two states living in peace and security."
As he flies back to Washington, Obama is also likely to monitor White House-congressional negotiations over a budget deal to reduce the growing federal debt.
Without a deal, Obama, congressional Republicans and congressional Democrats face the prospect of automatic tax hikes and budget cuts that could tip the economy back into a recession.


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Skip to comments.Oh No You Didn't: Mossad Agents Claim Obama Lying About Stuxnet
Posted on 06/10/2012 11:35:58 AM PDT by ColdOne
Israeli officials who were placed at risk by the Obama administration's leaks about the Stuxnet virus are disputing American claims that the cyber-weapon was jointly developed by the U.S. and Israel. Rather, they say, Israeli intelligence first started developing cyberspace warfare against Iran, only convincing the U.S.--with some difficulty--to join in. The Israelis allege that President Barack Obama claimed credit for Stuxnet to boost his re-election campaign.
The source for the new claim is Yossi Melman, a journalist for Israel's left-wing Ha'aretz daily (via Israel Matzav):
The Israeli officials actually told me a different version. They said that it was Israeli intelligence that began, a few years earlier, a cyberspace campaign to damage and slow down Irans nuclear intentions. And only later they managed to convince the USA to consider a joint operation which, at the time, was unheard of. Even friendly nations are hesitant to share their technological and intelligence resources against a common enemy...
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Obama lies?
Pants on fire barry....
Flush the toilet in November.....
If his lips are moving....
And the American-Hollywood left sings: Tell me lies, tell me sweet little lies.
Entertainers never lie.
I understand the temptation but why is Mossad running their mouths about this operation? Seems they're as worried about public credit as is Obama. Just shut up.
If his lips are moving, he's lying.
If his lips aren't moving, he's still lying.
What is the difference in the actions of Bradley Manning, which is treason, and the actions of the Obama administration? They both intentionally provided confidential top secret information for publication, which jeopordized our national security.
Mossad now knows how the Navy SEALS feel.
Why do I think Hillary is involved somehow.
The worthless one is caught lying again!!
Perhaps risking a direct violent Iranian response is preferable to having Obama as a friend in the White House?
-——I understand the temptation but why is Mossad running their mouths about this operation? Seems theyre as worried about public credit as is Obama. Just shut up.——
My opinion is Mossad understands unlike american Jews know that four more of years of Obama pushing a one sided middle east peace accord.....meaning Jews give up everything for peace for nothing in return...will either be the end of the Jewish state or a new middle east all out war....
I'm sure the Mossad is doing this to make Obama look bad....especially American Jews...
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By Mayo Clinic staff
Narcissistic personality disorder is a mental disorder in which people have an inflated sense of their own importance and a deep need for admiration. Those with narcissistic personality disorder believe that they're superior to others and have little regard for other people's feelings. But behind this mask of ultra-confidence lies a fragile self-esteem, vulnerable to the slightest criticism.
Narcissistic personality disorder is one of several types of personality disorders. Personality disorders are conditions in which people have traits that cause them to feel and behave in socially distressing ways, limiting their ability to function in relationships and in other areas of their life, such as work or school.
Narcissistic personality disorder treatment is centered around psychotherapy.
Narcissistic personality disorder is characterized by dramatic, emotional behavior, which is in the same category as antisocial and borderline personality disorders.
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Fantasizing about power, success and attractiveness
Exaggerating your achievements or talents
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Believing that you're special and acting accordingly
Failing to recognize other people's emotions and feelings
Expecting others to go along with your ideas and plans
Taking advantage of others
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Believing that others are jealous of you
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Setting unrealistic goals
Being easily hurt and rejected
Having a fragile self-esteem
Appearing as tough-minded or unemotional
Although some features of narcissistic personality disorder may seem like having confidence or strong self-esteem, it's not the same. Narcissistic personality disorder crosses the border of healthy confidence and self-esteem into thinking so highly of yourself that you put yourself on a pedestal. In contrast, people who have healthy confidence and self-esteem don't value themselves more than they value others.
(short answer... little bammy is nuts)
LOL!!! And the story is coming from a ellow LEFTIST!! Take THAT, BARRY BULLY!
And those who worship him say "Those damned lying Jews."
Actually, I think this is the disinformation campaign. Israel has nothing to gain to disclosing this information and could have much more to lose in the arena.
The retaliatory effects of this, if it is Israel, is much more dangerous and I don't believe for one second the mossad would let something like this leak.
"Treason never doth prosper,
And this is the reason:
For if it doth prosper
None dare call it treason."
—Horace Walpole
Kinda sad but I would believe almost anyone over Barack oBlamea.
That is a major problem with being a serial lier..believability and his cousin integrity.
Obama blames Europe for the slowing of the economy and takes credit for Israel's achievement.
He can do no wrong.
I don't think the two attorneys appointed by Holder are independent special prosecutors.
ZACT same thing as the airline bombing narrowly averted 5 weeks ago..!!
US officials gobbed up credit, shrieking with glee about how THEY had recruited a mole inside AQ who had simply got sick of jihad and had turned informant.
Ah...but it was a BRITISH MOLE, not an American one, and the only reason why the US learned of the op at all was cuz the dude was about to get onto a US AIRLINER.
What's more is that the guy was STILL IN PLACE when all these Obama political lying took place so it nearly KILLED THE GUY.
The Brits were going to keep running that guy, but noooooooooo....
The only stuff Barry does that WORKS iz da stuff he DID'N DO.
And the hits just keep on comin'.
Al Gore invented the Internet, and BHO infected it.
That is the most accurate description of BO out there.
That is the most accurate description of BO out there.
Remember him trying to take credit for capping Deepwater Horizon?
Thanks ColdOne.
Highly credible - inasmuch as Obama lies about everything under the sun, or, at least, those things he isn't attempting to conceal.
Manning intended harm. Obama intended to improve his image.
>>If his lips are moving....
And the American-Hollywood left sings: Tell me lies, tell me sweet little lies.
5 posted on Sunday, June 10, 2012 1:47:12 PM by Scott from the Left Coast
>>You know how to tell when the clown is lying don't you?
7 posted on Sunday, June 10, 2012 1:49:10 PM by Cheerio
What is this...Jeopardy?
His ears get bigger?
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There's A Lot To Like About Omaha Next Season
I'll be honest, I don't have an opinion on the new name of the Royals' Triple-A affiliate. My only real opinion is that I don't like teams changing names, be it good or bad, and as such the new Omaha Stormchasers is nothing that gets me excited.
What does get me excited, however, is the Omaha team's possible lineup next April. Perhaps as much as anything else, it will represent just how much potential progress the Royals' organization has made under Dayton Moore.
After years of being the depository of has-beens, almosts and never-weres, the Omaha Royals/Stormchasers are going to offer a somewhat breathtaking array of talent when they take the field next April. Gone are the days of Brian Buchanan, Gookie Dawkins, Seth Etherton and Brandon Duckworth (all fine humans, I'm sure, but not exactly the solution to any major league problem that might arise during a season). Instead, the Stormchasers might well roll out this lineup when they open up in their new stadium next spring:
Derrick Robinson, CF
Johnny Giavotella, 2B
Mike Moustakas, 3B
Eric Hosmer, 1B
Clint Robinson, DH
David Lough, RF
Paulo Orlando, LF
Jeff Bianchi, SS
Manny Pina, C
It may be a stretch to have Bianchi at shortstop that early, but he should figure into the mix at some point. It is also possible that David Lough could well open 2011 in Kansas City, but for now we will start him off in Omaha.
When you couple this lineup with what is likely to be a bullpen stocked with near major league ready homegrown talent (Louis Coleman, Blaine Hardy, et.al.) and a starting rotation which at some point will include Mike Montgomery, Danny Duffy, John Lamb and Chris Dwyer (maybe even Aaron Crow), it will be hard to resist making a trek or two to Omaha in 2011.
While the organizational pitching depth is near legendary status at this point, the real positive about the Omaha roster next season is the position players who are not on it.
Just a rung below, we are likely to see Wil Myers (be it at catcher or in the outfield), middle infielder of the near future Christian Colon and catching prospect Salvador Perez. When is the last time you could look at the AA and AAA batting orders and say with some degree of confidence that there were five or six future major league regulars playing?
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In an appearance taped for Tuesday's "Late Show," Lindsay Lohan was pressed by David Letterman about her upcoming rehab stint. She faces a 90-day stay as part of a plea deal in a misdemeanor traffic accident case. (April 10) AP
The two laughed about her upcoming three-month rehab stint.
In her first interview since November 2012 and her fifth visit to the Late Show with David Letterman, Lindsay Lohan was peppered with questions by Dave on Tuesday's show.
But first she tried to joke about why she was there, "I thought I was doing Fallon." Dave loved that.
He then admitted to her that he has made jokes about her "activities" in the past, revisiting some of them. "Do you routinely go around grabbing stuff?"
She laughed.
Letterman: "Yes or no, do you steal stuff?"
"No," she said, laughing. He continued to read jokes about her, before getting a little more serious.
Letterman: "Now, aren't you supposed to be in rehab now?"
Lohan: "Do you not watch anything that goes on? … May 2nd."
Letterman: "May 2nd – and how long will you be in rehab?"
Lohan: "Three months."
Letterman: "How many times have you been in rehab?"
Lohan: "Several."
Letterman: "And how will this time be different? What are they rehabbing, first of all? What is on their list? What are they going to work on when you walk through the door?" (The audience laughs.)
Lohan (laughs): "We didn't discuss this in the pre-interview, I'm just saying to everyone."
Letterman: "No, it'll be three months, and – "
Lohan: "No, I think, to be honest, I'm the happiest when I'm working and the healthiest, and I think this an opportunity for me to, you know, focus on what I love in life. And I don't think it's a bad thing. I think it's a blessing … and not a curse."
Letterman: "To be able to, yeah – it's perhaps a life saver, a career saver."
Lohan: "Yeah."
Letterman: "Now, do you have addiction problems?"
Lohan: "Now you sound like Dr. Phil." (The audience laughs.)
Letterman: "Yeah, I'm sorry. Is it, like, alcohol? Do you drink too much?"
Lohan: "We've discussed this in the past."
Letterman: "Did we really? When did we discuss — now I'm the one who's having the blackouts…I oughta be at rehab. For the love of God, what is wrong with me?"
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