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Well, we knew for several years it was going to eventually make it to Kentucky and now it has! The emerald ash borer has been found for the first time in Kentucky in a wood lot in Shelby County and a residential landscape in Jessamine County. This has been confirmed by the state entomologist.
Many of us grew up with a family garden and remember the fresh taste of the first tomato of the summer or the crispness of the first ear of corn. While you may not have the time or space to grow your own fruits and vegetables, you can still get the freshest produce available at your local farmers market. Shopping at the local farmers market has numerous benefits for you, your family, local farmers and the community.
University of Kentucky Equine Initiate presents, 2009 Equine Field Day on June 27 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. This will be held at the UK's Maine Chance Quine Campus, Newton Pike just north of I-75, Lexington, KY.
The events highlights will be hands-on workshops and booths showcasing event partners, UK Equine Initiative groups.
The Hands-on Workshops Include:
• Managing problem weeds on horse farms, Dr. Bill Witt
• Degenerative joint disease, Dr. Jamie MacLeod
• Evaluating your feeding program, Dr. Laure Lawrence
Our county had five participants in this program and so we wanted to share this information from Ron Hustedde with you.
A community's wealth is tied in large measure to its entrepreneurs, according to Ron Hustedde, extension professor in the Department of Community and Leadership Development in the University of Kentucky College of Agriculture. Hustedde is the director of Kentucky Entrepreneurial Coaches Institute, which is recruiting in 22 south central Kentucky counties for its next class of fellows
Fergus McCain, a junior at Washington County High School, has been chosen to attend the Institute for Future Agricultural Leaders (IFAL), sponsored by Kentucky Farm Bureau.
IFAL is a unique five-day summer leadership conference that exposes students to college life and explores different fields of study for careers in agriculture.
The conference will be held June 21-25 on the campus of the University of Kentucky and will include special leadership classes and speakers; team building recreation activities; and visits to research farms and agriculture-related industries.
This is the time of year that 4-H members are competing in district competitions and getting ready for state competitions that occur during the summer. Over the next several months, watch the 4-H News for results from these events and join me in congratulating the youth for their accomplishments.
The recent wet weather resulted in many cases of target spot on young burley tobacco plants in greenhouses across the state. With more wet conditions in the forecast, growers need to watch their seedlings closely for any sign of the disease in order to manage it if it does develop.
In terms of severity and how widespread it is, this is the worst case of target spot I've seen since I came here in 2005. Every year, we usually have some target spot, but this year we're finding it in nearly every float bed we visit.
Cool temperatures coupled with periods of rain have kept much of the state's corn out of the ground. As producers hustle to compensate for lost planting time, they should be aware that late-planted corn could present a different insect scenario this year.
The good news is the state's late-planted corn is not likely to see increased problems with corn rootworm and is likely to see reduced wireworm damage. However, several pests do not arrive until later in the season, and these pests could pose the greatest threat to yields.
Tomatoes are relatively easy to grow when you give them what they need, including warmth, moisture, and fertilizer. The first step in growing great tomatoes is variety and transplant selection. When selecting tomatoes, if you aren't partial to heirlooms or particular varieties, choose based on disease resistance. The labels or seed packets will have letters on it such as VFFNT, honestly the more letters the better because it simply means that variety is resistant to more diseases.
Summer is quickly approaching, and it's time for Washington County 4-H members to finalize their plans for 4-H Camp. Washington Co. will be camping June 29 – July 2 at Lake Cumberland 4-H Camp. The deadline for 4-H camp registration is June 1. At that time, the spots Washington County has not filled will be released to the other counties that will be camping the same week. Those counties include LaRue, Taylor, Meade and Russell.
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Priority: Minor
Resolution: Fixed
Affects Version/s: 2.2, 2.3
Fix Version/s: 2.2.2
Component/s: Web Services
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Create a Moodle script and use the Moodle REST-JSON client: /webservice/rest/lib.php:webservice_rest_client. You can take example of the REST-JSON demo client (https://github.com/moodlehq/sample-ws-clients/tree/master/PHP-REST) to see how to use it.
Affected Branches:MOODLE_22_STABLE, MOODLE_23_STABLE
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hi, this looks fine to me.
I have noted however that we're back to building urls manually when we have the moodle_url to build urls with. since you're in the area, Jerome, you might want to consider cleaning that up.
Hi Apu, thanks for the peer-review. What do you mean by clean up the aera? In the meantime I submit this issue for integration. If something else need to be done we can still open a new issue. I would need this issue integrated to make the web service unit test work with the REST server
ah i meant in the constructor, $serverurl is a moodle_url so
$result = download_file_content($this->serverurl. '?wstoken='.$this->token. $formatparam . '&wsfunction='. $functionname, null, $params);
could be
if ($this->format == 'json') {
$this->serverurl->param('wsfunction',$functionname); //you could also use params().
$result = download_file_content($this->serverurl, null, $params);
The main moodle.git repository has just been updated with latest weekly modifications. You may wish to rebase your PULL branches to simplify history and avoid any possible merge conflicts. This would also make integrator's life easier next week.
TIA and ciao
Ho, I'm integrating this but agree with Aparup that the urls should be constructed using our moodle_url class. Please consider filling one issue about that.
Big Q!
This seems to be one improvement for master only, but is blocking currently to
MDL-30210 (where both the 22 and master patches are the same).
So... should this also be backported to 22 ? Plz, illustrate us, TIA and ciao
Ah yes it should be in 2.2. I'll backport it and apply the suggested fix during my next ws week
Sorry but... does that mean that we must halt integration of both this and
MDL-30210 till the next ws week ?
Or that we should apply both this and
MDL-30210 only to master?
Or apply this only to master and
MDL-30210 to all the branches (knowing in will fail-testing under 22_STABLE)?
Please clarify, I'm a bit lost right now (surely a good moment to go sleep a bit, hehe). TIA!
Ah sorry Eloy Send me back both of them to development, I'll send them back to you next week. It's easier for you I guess.
The rest server doesn't support JSON in 2.1. Anyway only if a developer set the REST protocol to true in the web service unit test file, then the tests will fail. When settings it up a message indacte this issue and the dev will understand that REST unit test doesn't work on 2.1.
Integrated, thanks (22 and master).
Now I'm going to integrate and test
MDL-30210 that will cause this to pass (or no).
I've got some problems running
MDL-30210 (all protocols and functions enabled).
Then I've edited webservice/simpletest/testwebservice.php, enabling only REST and 3 functions (moodle_course_get_courses, moodle_user_get_users_by_id, core_enrol_get_enrolled_users).
And running unit-tests under /webservice I get:
1/1 test cases complete: 53 passes, 0 fails and 0 exceptions.
Is that enough to consider the test passed?
Sorry Eloy for making you test the unit test. I changed the testing instruction to make the issue not depend of the clunky unit test
If it's too long to test you can send it to someone else for testing, or close it. I tested it multiple times with multiple functions.
Passed, I've tested json rest with both:
- admin/webservice/testclient.php: Hacking it a bit to specify json format, and 3-4 random functions (there are a bunch missing, surely because of they missing its "form" definition or so). All them returned proper json.
- sample-ws-clients/PHP-REST: By configuring it and execute some "core" functions, it also worked ok, both with formats being xml and json.
It is late here and I'm very tired but I didn't want to go to sleep before expressing my admiration for your amazing collaboration. Thanks!
Closing as fixed, heading to zzzZZZzzz, niao

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Show director Julian Taylor has said he is confident this year's visitor numbers will beat last year's figure of 84,000.
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LOS ANGELES, Ca. (December 12, 2013) – Heavy Metal titans Megadeth will take a break from the hugely-successful Super Collider World Tour to appear on ABC's Jimmy Kimmel Live! on Monday, Dec. 16. Jimmy Kimmel Live! airs every weeknight at 11:35 p.m. EST on ABC. For more info, visit ABC.go.com. Megadeth previously appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live! on Halloween in 2011, where they performed in full costume to celebrate the release of their album "TH1RT3EN".
A band that always does the unexpected, Megadeth recently paid tribute to late country music legend George Jones at Nashville's Bridgestone Arena. Playin' Possum: The Final NO SHOW! was to be Jones' final career performance. Megadeth shared the stage with over 100 notable country, rock and R&B artists including George Strait, Alan Jackson, Kid Rock, Garth Brooks, Blake Shelton, Miranda Lambert and more. Their performance was a moving duet featuring Jamey Johnson covering Jones' "Wild Irish Rose", a ballad lamenting the postwar trauma of a homeless Vietnam war veteran.
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The Virgin Blue Group of Airlines Announces First Phase of Network Review16/08/2010
·Pacific Blue to boost trans-Tasman capacity and exit of NZ domestic
·Increased Pacific Blue services to SE Asia and Pacific Islands
·V Australia to focus on long haul: USA, South Africa and Thailand
·Virgin Blue Domestic capacity up by 490,000 seats
The Virgin Blue Group of Airlines (VBA) Chief Executive Officer John Borghetti today announced the first phase of the Group's network review aimed at delivering increased competition and capturing growth opportunities.
Mr Borghetti said: "As we enter a new era for Virgin Blue it is vital that we have the right aircraft on the right routes if we are to fully exploit our competitive advantages in the context of the Group's three core business: domestic short haul, international medium haul and international long haul.
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Mr Borghetti said that Pacific Blue would expand as an international medium haul airline with operations across the Tasman, the Pacific Islands and South East Asia.
"Pacific Blue will cease flying New Zealand domestic routes and redeploy its New Zealand-based aircraft on to trans-Tasman and medium haul international routes. Guests holding forward bookings on New Zealand domestic routes from 18 October onward will be provided with re-accommodation and refund options," he said.
Mr Borghetti said that growing capacity on trans-Tasman routes was a positive step that would see an increase in New Zealand-based staff.
"By restructuring our Pacific Blue operations we are now able to free up our long haul V Australia aircraft to capture the growing demand for travel to the USA.
"By year-end, V Australia will be fully devoted to international long haul business more suited to the B777 fleet, with Fiji serviced by Pacific Blue.
Recent changes to our domestic flight patterns and frequencies now provide more than 490,000 additional seats across the Virgin Blue domestic network.
"We are delivering what our Guests tell us they need – more capacity and frequency on Eastern seaboard capital city routes, and to key tourist destinations such as the Gold Coast and Uluru," Mr Borghetti said.
Key route and frequency changes
·From 6 August 2010, Brisbane - Hamilton (New Zealand) flights increase from three to four flights per week. Sydney – Hamilton flights ceased on 30 July;
·From 18 August 2010, Denpasar - Melbourne direct flights will increase from five flights per week to daily;
·From 19 August 2010, Perth – Phuket services will increase from two to three flights per week;
·From 17 September 2010, Brisbane – Dunedin services will increase from three to four flights per week; and
·From 31 October 2010, Christchurch – Melbourne frequency will increase from four flights per week to a daily service.
·From 19 October 2010, V Australia's Sydney - Los Angeles schedules will be adjusted to a morning departure from Sydney to provide travellers convenient same-day connections to the US East Coast;
·From 19 October, capacity on V Australia medium haul flights to Fiji will be taken up by Pacific Blue*;
·From December 2010, V Australia will operate daily services between Sydney and Los Angeles; and
·From December 2010 V Australia will also operate an additional service weekly between Melbourne and Johannesburg; Melbourne and Los Angeles; and Melbourne and Phuket.
Virgin Blue will continue to focus on strengthening its domestic operations, building on its recently increased frequency and capacity on key routes and the bi-lateral agreement with Sky West, increasing its reach into the burgeoning Western Australian intrastate market.
Mr Borghetti said there were more developments in the pipeline to increase domestic competitiveness and further announcements would be made in due course.
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Twenty ultra-runners participating in the 50 km run across Europe's highest road in the Sierra Nevada's near Granada Spain took part in this study. The Sierra Nevada Mountains have many peaks hovering between 9,000 to 10,000 feet. One group was not supplemented and the second group was supplemented with Coenzyme Q10. Researchers from the University of Grenada gave them a 30mg capsule two days before the run, three 30mg capsules the day before and one capsule an hour before the run.
The non-supplemented group had a 100% increase in 8-OHdG – a sensitive indicator of tissue damage whereas the Coenzyme Q10 supplemented group had a 37.5% increase. The level of creatinine was also much lower in the urine of the Coenzyme Q10 group. Creatinine levels increase in the blood and urine when muscle tissue is damaged. Coenzyme Q10 supplementation decreased muscle damage during high-intensity physical performance. The study is published online in the European Journal of Nutrition.
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Kidney specialists from the Department of Urology at the Graduate School of medicine, Tokyo University, tested the kidney-protecting effects of Ubiquinol, the most active version of Coenzyme Q10.
Rats had part of their kidneys surgically removed (a hemi-nephrectomy) and were placed on a normal diet, a high salt diet, or a high salt diet plus Ubiquinol (body ready CoQ10) for four weeks. The high salt diet increased systolic blood pressure by one-third on average from 111 to 169 mmHg. Salt increased urinary albumin (protein) on average from 44 mcg per day to 2529 mcg per day. The Ubiquinol supplemented animals blood pressure was sustained at 144 mmHg and albumin was maintained at 256 mcg per day. Ubiquinol made the kidney function better and obviously protected the organ. The study is published on line ahead of print on September 28th, 2010 in the journal Clinical and Experimental Nephrology.
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Within a short walk of Magic City Casino, Regency Hotel Miami is within a mile (2 km) of Grapeland Water Park. This 174-room, 3.5-star hotel has conveniences like an outdoor pool, a 24-hour fitness center, and free in-room WiFi. Near the airport, the hotel is also close to Miracle Mile and Metromover.
Explore the hotel and meet new friends over drinks at the bar/lounge, or enjoy a bite to eat at the onsite restaurant. Order from room service to satisfy your hunger without leaving your room. For your convenience, a continental breakfast is served for a fee from 6:30 AM to 11 AM.
All of Regency Hotel Miami's 174 soundproofed rooms provide balconies, refrigerators, and free newspapers. Guests can expect free WiFi and 32-inch LCD TVs with cable channels. Bathrooms offer hair dryers and free toiletries. Other standard amenities include safes, phones, and desks.
Property features
Guests of Regency Hotel Miami have access to an outdoor pool, a 24-hour fitness center, and free WiFi in public areas. There's free parking, as well as a free airport shuttle (available 24 hours). Multilingual staff at the 24-hour front desk can assist with dry cleaning/laundry, concierge services, and luggage storage. Other amenities at this family-friendly hotel include 2 meeting rooms, a 24-hour business center, and express check-in.
- Free WiFi in rooms and public areas
- Free parking
- Onsite dining
- Free airport shuttle
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Hotel Amenities
Regency Hotel Miami features an outdoor pool and a 24-hour fitness center. The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access.
This 3.5-star property offers access to a 24-hour business center and meeting rooms. Event facilities measure 1200 square feet (111 square meters). This family-friendly hotel also offers multilingual staff, gift shops/newsstands, and concierge services. A roundtrip airport shuttle is complimentary to guests (available 24 hours). Onsite self parking is complimentary. The property may provide extended parking privileges to guests after check-out (surcharge).
Regency Hotel Miami is a smoke-free property.
- Conference space size (feet) - 1200
- 24-hour front desk
- Free airport transportation
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Bar/lounge
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Concierge services
- Elevator/lift
- Express check-out
- 24-hour fitness facilities
- Cruise terminal shuttle (surcharge)
- Shopping center shuttle (surcharge)
- Free WiFi
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Express check-in
- Luggage storage
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Shopping on site
- Total number of rooms - 174
- ATM/banking
- Number of floors - 6
- Meeting rooms 2
- Multilingual staff
- Restaurant
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Conference space size (meters) - 111
- Free self parking
- Outdoor pool
- 24-hour business center
- Smoke-free property
Family Friendly Amenities
- Outdoor pool
- Free Wi-Fi
- Soundproofed rooms
- Refrigerator
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
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Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking
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Regency Hotel Miami offers 174 air-conditioned accommodations with safes and complimentary newspapers. Rooms open to balconies. 32-inch LCD televisions come with premium cable channels. Bathrooms include bathtubs or showers, complimentary toiletries, and hair dryers.
This Miami hotel provides complimentary wireless high-speed Internet access. Business-friendly amenities include desks and phones. Housekeeping is offered daily and irons/ironing boards can be requested.
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Cable TV service
- Free WiFi
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Phone
- Private bathroom
- Desk
- Premium TV channels
- Balcony
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Soundproofed rooms
- Air conditioning
- Refrigerator
- Daily housekeeping
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Bathtub or shower
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Free newspaper
- In-room safe
- Room service (limited hours)
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
Where to Eat
Continental breakfasts are available for a surcharge between 6:30 AM and 11 AM.
This hotel has a restaurant serving lunch and dinner.
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
Nearby Things to Do
Recreational amenities at the hotel include an outdoor pool and a 24-hour fitness center.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
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- Roll-in shower
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Check-in time starts at 3 PM
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- Rollaway/extra beds are available for USD 10 per night.
- Free cribs (infant beds)!
- Pets not allowed
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
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- Fee for continental breakfast: USD 12.00 per person (approximately)
- Late check-out fee: USD 55.00
- Rollaway bed fee: USD 10 per night
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Modders find 'horses and zombies' in Grand Theft Auto V files
The PC modding community has been busy pulling apart the once secure files of Grand Theft Auto V, and have discovered some material references to horses and the shuffling undead. Technically it does have a zombie already.
While the creative juices maybe flowing in the community, so far very little is possible to change in the game. We're not quite there yet adding in the superheroes and piano cars, but we're now a step closer.
BBC begin shooting 'Gamechanger' film in April, Daniel Radcliffe reportedly cast as Rockstar Games' Sam Houser
Rockstar Games is set to become a TV movie star as the BBC will begin shooting on April 20th for 'Gamechanger', which explores the rollercoaster ride that is game development at the Grand Theft Auto developer.
It's believed Daniel Radcliffe will be playing co-founder and president Sam Houser. The film explores the crazy times for the studio, of which there have been many and includes Florida ambulance-chaser, Jack Thompson.
Rumour: Rockstar's Max Payne 3 team behind Grand Theft Auto V for PC
An alleged developer for Rockstar has said their upcoming PC version for Grand Theft Auto V is being handled by the very same team that brought Max Payne 3 to PC, which proved surprisingly great.
This same Rockstar dev also stated they've got GTA V running at 60 frames, although didn't say what PC specs it was running on. Rockstar is yet to announce any PC exclusive perks.
Benzies: Last 5-10% makes "huge difference", GTA's quality "not seen" by most
Leslie Benzies, president of Rockstar North, hails the accomplishments a studio can achieve in that "last five to ten per cent of work" on a game, which can grant all the difference in the world when it's finished.
Frankly, the "level of perfection" witnessed in the likes of Grand Theft Auto V is "not seen or understood" by the majority of the industry, remarked Benzies.
Xbox "Ultimate Sale" Day 1 features Assassin's Creed 3, Borderlands 2
The first day of the Xbox 360 "Ultimate Game Sale" has some pretty good deals on Xbox Live Marketplace, with Assassin's Creed 3 being sold for $14.99 USD, Far Cry 3 for $19.99, Max Payne 3 for $9.99 and Borderlands 2 for only $9.99.


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After three-plus years of attacks from politicians and portions of the media, it may be time for a time out in the war against bloated, overpaid, underworked and fireproof federal bureaucrats.
When I left town late last week, the long lines at the airport and the TSA security were a pain. But when I came back to D.C. Tuesday — after the Boston Marathon bombing — I was delighted by airport security. Didn't object to the pat-down. All the TSA folks were polite, but you could tell they were on their toes. Good.
I couldn't spot the sky marshal (or marshals) on the flight into DCA (Reagan National) but I sure hoped they were there on board.
Here at home, we have a stepped-up police presence. And those are just the ones we can see. Being in D.C. means living inside the Beltway bullseye. Has for a long time.
Hiring freeze result of Trump team's review of federal agencies
Hiring freeze result of Trump team's review of federal agencies
The ricin-laced letters sent to the White House and certain members of Congress were — as they have been for years — opened at remote centers a long way from downtown D.C. In the past, some of them got through, killing some postal workers. In situations like this, whether a poisoned letter or a package bomb, folks in unglamorous jobs — like postal clerk and letter carrier — are on the front line. Sometimes they are the canary in the coal mine.
We've been through this before. In D.C., Oklahoma City, New York and now Boston. The fertilizer-plant explosion in Texas, (which killed and injured more than the Boston attack), is being investigated — as of this writing — as if it were a crime scene. If it was, it's a good bet that it and other crimes will be solved by feds — whether ATF, FBI, postal inspectors or CBP. Maybe with a little help from the DEA, NSA and CIA.
There were plenty of local, non-fed heroes after the Boston Marathon attacks. There usually are. It's remarkable that ordinary, untrained people — as during the attacks on the Pentagon and World Trade Center — do extraordinarily brave things.
But as often happens, when the going gets really tough, and it is a surprise, life-or-death situation, more often than not most of us taxpayers head for the hills. Often rightly so.
When there is a major disaster, man-made or natural, some people do unnatural things: Because it is part of their job description. Think of the 9/11 attacks on New York City. Hundreds of police and firefighters, on or off duty, rushed into the burning buildings. Some more than once. A lot of them never came out.
Not, as they say, bad for government work!
Some things never change. Which can be horrible, and also pretty wonderful, at times.
Maybe this is a good time to stop fed-bashing. At least until they finish their work and things return to what is considered normal. Then let the griping begin.
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The common classroom term "syllabus" is derived from a misreading of the Greek word sittyba, meaning "table of contents."
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Postal Service's 'broken business model' under fire Postmaster General Pat Donahoe told the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee Wednesday that the Postal Service is operating under a "broken business model." But cost-saving efforts, such as ending Saturday delivery and modifying a multibillion requirement to prefund future retiree health care cost, garnered little agreement among lawmakers.
Feds charge 24 IRS workers with theft Twenty-four current and former Internal Revenue Service employees have been charged with stealing government benefits, federal prosecutors said Wednesday. The IRS employees were indicted on charges that they illegally received more than $250,000 in benefits including unemployment insurance payments, food stamps, welfare, and housing vouchers, the U.S. attorney's office in Memphis said in a news release. s
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Jean Goodhue
Memorial services for Cortez resident Jean Goodhue will be held at 2 p.m. on Monday, April 28 at the Cortez Christian Church. Minister Charles Story will officiate.
Jean Goodhue was born on a kitchen table at her families homestead in Scranton, N.D. on June 3, 1927 to Alma Rholck Schaar and Fred O. Schaar. She came from a family of three brothers and three sisters. At the age of 17 she married the love of her life, Norman Goodhue and together they worked their family farm for 30 years until 1978 when they retired to Glendale, Ariz. Jean and Norman lived in Arizona for 20 years until moving to Cortez, Colo. in 1996 where they could be close to their two daughters. Norman and Jean were married 53 years when he went to be with the Lord in March of 1997. Jean had always been a teacher for adult Sunday school classes and was always inspired to do the Lord's work. She began missionary services and traveled to Cuba, Mexico, Argentina, Philippines, Ireland, Guatemala and Australia, preaching and spreading the Gospel. She came home to stay in 2008 and spent much time involved with the Christian Church. She loved painting, poetry, the mountains and most of all her Heavenly Father. Jean is survived by one sister, Virginia Pedeliski of Bismarck, N.D. She and Norman have three children from their union, Adrian Goodhue and wife, Cheri, Terri Likes and husband, Bob, and Lynne Gilge and husband, David; grand children, John Goodhue, Troy Fuhrman, Delvin Fuhrman, Jeff Goodhue, Kimberly Rule, Michelle Cate and Greg Gilge; step grandchildren, Scott Grierson, Stacy Grover, Lana Waters, Les Likes and Brett Likes; great grandchildren, Kirsten Goodhue, Randia Rule, Chase Rule, Kelsey Cate, and Carter, Riley and Spencer Gilge; step grandchildren, Cassie Grover, Mike NeKase, Kyler and Braden Faulk, Tiffani and Ryan Waters, and Jessie, Cody, Bobbie, and Lizzie Likes, Korie Likes and Missy Kellison; and great great grandchild, BreaLynn Kellison. We remember our mother's prayers for all of her loved ones including future generations that they would always seek the Lord in all they do to receive his blessings, grace and mercy.
Memorial contributions may be made to Community Bank of Cortez. All gifts to this account will benefit the Christian Missionary Fund, which was close to Jean's heart.
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At The Ritz-Carlton, Bangalore, hotel guests are invited to dine at seven savory restaurants and bars that ensure every meal is a thrilling adventure for the senses.
Explore the variety of world gastronomy as prepared in three live-action kitchens at The Market all-day dining restaurant, thoughtfully appointed with a chef's table, a lounge, an interactive sushi bar, a wine library and two private dining rooms. On Fridays, discover the vast array of menu items featured at the restaurant's weekly buffet, and on Sundays, enjoy The Market's exquisite Sunday brunch - a unique tradition in Bangalore that you will not want to miss.
The robust, intriguing flavors of India's Northwest cuisine abound at Riwaz, under the seasoned, Michelin expertise of Executive Chef Anupam Banerjee.
Savour authentic Dim Sum and other Chinese treasures at the award winning three-level restaurant and bar – The Lantern, featuring a wine room, a private dining room and an inviting alfresco dining space, or surrender to an overwhelming array of fine spirits, wines, aperitifs, cocktail, soft beverages and more at The Ritz-Carlton Bar while resident guests can choose to unwind at the Pool Bar.
Discover an unforgettable night life experience at Bang, the city's highest luxury rooftop bar, or sample The Ritz-Carlton legendary Afternoon Tea in the inviting atmosphere of The Lobby Lounge.
Innovative and varied, the fine dining establishments at The Ritz-Carlton, Bangalore all share one thing in common: the ability to transform any meal into an unforgettable dining experience in India.
The gourmet retail promenade 'Ganache' invites you to indulge in its collection of tempting sweet delights: Customized wedding cakes, patisserie, decadent chocolates and aromatic coffee. Create the perfect opportunity for surprising your loved ones with a sweet gift or an occasion of pure indulgence.
Celebrate the diversity and splendor of world gastronomy within the inviting ambience of The Market, a contemporary all-day dining restaurant. Savor Western, Indian and Asian creations prepared live in open kitchens and at interactive cooking stations; explore an assortment of handcrafted pastries and delight in the rich, exotic aromas of gourmet coffees and teas.
- Location: Level 3
- Hours of operation: 6:30 a.m. to 12:30 a.m.
Indulge in masterful Dim Sum and flavorful regional delicacies embrace China's proud gastronomical heritage while a chic lifestyle bar on level three offers unique Asian spirits, cocktails and more.
- Location: Level 1,2 & 3
- Hours of operation:
12 p.m. (noon) to 11:30 p.m. (Restaurant)
5 to 11:30 p.m. (Bar)
- Location: Level 4
- Hours of operation:
Lunch - 12:30 p.m. to 3 p.m.
Dinner - 7 p.m. to 11:30 p.m.
The highest rooftop bar in a five-star luxury hotel in Bangalore, Bang offers commanding panoramic city views and innovative night life concepts. Trendy shooters and creative cocktails enhance the evening while creative petite sliders and mezze platters lend to the distinct menu selection. Celebrity DJs provide a unique soundtrack to every unforgettable downtown experience at the venue's rooftop gardens and private outdoor seating.
- Location: Level 15
- Hours of operation:
6 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. (Monday to Thursday)
6 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. (Friday and Saturday)
5 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. (Sunday Sundowner)
Serving: Dinner
Nestled atop The Lantern, The Pool Bar offers the goodness of garden-fresh salads, gourmet sandwiches and light bar foods accompanied by refreshing concoctions of fresh fruit and classic cocktails, all within secluded cabanas.
- Location: Level 5
- Hours of operation: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Serving: Lunch
The Ritz-Carlton Bar serves the finest imported spirits, cognacs and classic cocktails paired with artisanal cheese boards and other handcrafted specialties in an intriguing setting inspired by the design elements of India.
- Location: Level 3
- Hours of operation: 5 to 11:30 p.m.
Serving: Dinner
Explore the varied charms of The Ritz-Carlton legendary Afternoon Tea service, exotic cocktails, memorable light appetizers and dedicated menus for both coffees and loose teas within the compellingly modern setting of The Lobby Lounge.
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- Hours of operation: 24 hours
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Body of homeless man found behind Grass Valley building
January 3, 2013
A 49-year-old homeless man was found dead behind the old post office on South Auburn Street in Grass Valley Wednesday morning, possibly due to alcohol.
"He is somebody that we've known to be homeless," said Cindy Maple, executive director of Hospitality House, the area's leading shelter and services provider. "We have had recent interactions with him."
The man's identity has not
yet been released, pending notification of next of kin, authorities said.
Because the man was covered in blankets and bottles were found near his body, it is presumed that the man died of alcohol-related issues and not by exposure, said Rich Fevinger, Nevada County coroner.
"He was found in an open stairwell with some alcohol bottles in and around the area," Fevinger said. "He was well clothed and had blankets on him and a covering on the floor, so I don't think exposure was an issue, but then again we are still waiting on the autopsy report."
Records so far indicate that the man is originally from Southern California and moved here in 2004, said Nevada County Sheriff's Lt. Paul Schmidt.
The man had a medical history with alcohol issues and there was no trace of a campfire at the scene, ruling out the possibility of carbon monoxide poisoning, Fevinger said.
At least four other homeless men have been found dead in the past two years, Maple said, including brothers Ricky and Tim Thomas, who died two months apart in the same type of mobile wooden structure called a microshelter. William "Billy" Kelly, a descendent of the last Maidu chief, and veteran Mark Rye also died outdoors in recent years.
"It's highly unusual because there had been several years where we didn't hear of anyone dying in the (homeless) camps," Maple said.
The recent increase in deaths among the homeless population can largely be attributed to alcohol and freezing temperatures, Maple said.
"Alcohol reduces the body temperature, so somebody not drinking would stand a better chance than someone who had been drinking in freezing temperatures," she said.
Hospitality House has seen a sharp jump in the numbers of people seeking its services, Maple said.
"Probably since October, we've been dealing with major capacity issues," she said. "At one point, we had probably 67 people and normal capacity is around 40."
Hospitality House also has seen more families enter the homeless shelter at one time than ever.
"At one point, there were 11 children at once," Maple said. "And some of the families are not just single-parent families but also two-parent families."
The holidays are a difficult time for many people, which can cause increased alcohol consumption, according to Grass Valley Police Capt. Rex Marks,
"This is a tough time for everybody, and the holidays bring out those difficulties and emotional instability, so it's just important for people to seek professional help when they start to feel that way and not let those feelings overwhelm them," he said.
Grass Valley police see more mental health issues in general around the holidays, Marks said.
"It's typical of the holidays, but people often don't know they can turn to services," he said. "It's for anybody who needs it."
Staff Writer Christopher Rosacker contributed to this report. To contact Staff Writer Jennifer Terman, email email@example.com or call (530) 477-4230.


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- Cushioned footbed with Poliyou® sock lining provides superior ventilation, absorbs dampness and guards against bacteria and fungus growth
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March 26, 2014
size 9 fits just fine
"Would have preferred it with a zipper (as pull on boots can be annoying) but these aren't difficult to put on (or painful). The color is true to the picture and just as cute."
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November 07, 2013
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"I absolutely LOVE these boots, and it kills me that they are sized so oddly. They are long, and extremely hard to put on (even with thin socks). Once you power press your foot passed the narrow ankle area (since there is no zipper) you are in.. and they are long and your foot wiggles around.It's amazing how hard they are to get on for how loose they fit."
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By GARY ARRINGTONSports Writer
The Emery High baseball team did not return home this weekend as 2-A state baseball champions as they had hoped when they traveled to Salt Lake City for the three-day affair but then no one else did either as weather played havoc with the games and the tournament continues this week. Emery, Beaver and Grand are the final three teams standing one will be crowned champion Tuesday afternoon.
Emery was scheduled to play their first game last Thursday morning at eleven but the game did not start till a little after 2:00 p.m. It took that long to make the field playable as the grounds crew did what was necessary to make it happen. Games Friday were completely canceled and then Saturday's games were also delayed to make the field playable. The concluding games will be played this Tuesday at UVU in Orem, a day the forecast says should be dry.
But when the games did finally begin the Emery Spartan team was ready and focused and ended the week by ripping through four different opponents on their way to returning to the championship game. Emery is looking to repeat as state champions and the way they played last week should give hope to every Spartan fan that they can complete the job this week.
Emery started off the tournament play by playing region 15 foe South Sevier. After falling behind 1-0 after three innings, the Emery bats came alive and the Spartans scored ten runs over the next three innings to win the game 10-2. Emery followed up the game by whipping Gunnison Thursday night 10-3 in a game that went 10 innings and ended just after 1 a.m.
After taking Friday off, Emery resumed Saturday morning right where they quit Thursday night (ok it was technically Friday morning) by whipping Manti 11-1 and then ended last weeks' play by ending the season for Millard by winning the game 10-0.
The Emery bats combined in the four games to score 41 runs on 42 base hits with 8 of those going for extra bases, they picked up 15 walks and three batters got hit by a pitch. The extra base hits went to Tyson Roper, Ethan Tuttle, Marco Mota and Tanner Lake in game one as all four hit a double. In the second game Dillon Wilstead and Brayden Burke had doubles while in the third game the only extra base hit was a homerun off the bat of Mota. Game four saw just a single extra base hit, a double by Gavin McDermott.
Emery's pitching was just as phenomenal as Emery pitched five different players in the four games. Ridge Nielson pitched game one and gave up just a single earned run, struck out six batters, gave up three walks and pitched a complete game. In game three, Brayden Burke started for the Spartans and had the Templars off stride all game long as he pitched a complete game and allowed just three base hits while striking out three including the final batter. Game four was pitched by Tyson Roper and the Spartan pitcher allowed no runs, gave up six hits while walking zero and had five strikeouts including the side in the third inning.
In game two, Emery fans were treated to a couple of special moments on the mound. One came in the final out of the night when injured player Carson Healy entered the game as a relief pitcher in the tenth inning with two batters out and got the final Bulldog to pop up to the shortstop. Healy injured himself just before the season started in an accident and had not played this season until that appearance. The fans gave him a standing ovation.
The starting pitcher in game two was Dillon Wilstead and Wilstead gave a dominant performance for nine and two/thirds innings before giving way to Healy. Wilstead gave up zero earned runs as the three runs scored in the game came after an Emery error, allowed six base hits, walked just a single batter and that came in the tenth inning and Dillon struck out 21 batters in the game. Wilstead struck out the side in both the and seventh innings and struck out two batters in the first inning, the second inning, the third inning, the fifth inning, the eighth inning, the ninth inning and the tenth inning.
Emery started slow with the bats in both game one and two. In game one they scored three runs in the fourth inning, four in the fifth inning and three more in the sixth inning after trailing 1-0. Against Gunnison in game two, Emery scored twice in the sixth inning to tie the game and then once more in the seventh inning to tie the game again. The Spartans closed out the game by scoring 7 runs in the top of the tenth on 4 hits, 4 walks and an error. In the other two games they scored throughout the game as they always had some breathing room.
Emery will face Beaver in the game at 11:00 am Tuesday with the winner facing Grand immediately after that game. There would be a third game if Grand loses their first game. All games will be played at Utah Valley University.


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Enty,give the intern a vacay dammit.
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My boss said he gonna make it up to me today. His ass better. Im traumatized. Okay I lied about being traumatized but hey i can get good perks lolReplyCancel
i always side eye people who dont use their vacation time. weirdos…ReplyCancel
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The parking lot was more crowded than I expected this morning. Take off people and let me get some work done before I duck out early on Wednesday.ReplyCancel
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I'm self employed. No vacation time here!!
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I got THE 4th OFFFFF Suckas! (Them, not us) In my job you have to bid at the beginning of the year to get time. once the slot is filled , thats it. There are 3 workers that have been there for YEARS and they get all the prime spots by Jan.2nd.
It's farkin unfair because in conflict, seniority wins…grrr.
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Andrew Ebbett is a Viable Candidate to Center A Scoring Line in Kesler's Absence
Dimitri Filipovic
January 10 2013 09:06AM
Who will Andrew Ebbett be looking for once the NHL season gets underway?
We spent most of the fall scratching and clawing for topics to discuss. There was a bunch of legal mumbo jumbo being tossed around, but the void left by actual hockey to analyze was abundantly clear. It got so bad that some of us - I'm not one to name names - began dissecting charity games, picking on poor souls like Jim Vandermeer.
But now, the NHL is back, and we've been left with the task of jamming months worth of story-lines and strategy into a few weeks. Not that anyone is complaining, though, because it's so much better than the alternative.
As could have been expected, the main storyline that has grabbed the headlines has been 'Strombabble'; a term Thomas Drance affectionately came up with for anything and everything to do with the animal that is Roberto Luongo trade talk. Is he going to Toronto, now that Dave Nonis is in charge? Is Philly really interested? Who knows.
Something that we do know however is that there is a gap that needs filling in the middle of the second line, with Ryan Kesler a ways away from recovering from his offseason surgery. Unless the Canucks acquire a center in return for Luongo, that role will be filled in-house.
Options that have been bandied about but make me uneasy include either Alex Burrows (with Zack Kassian hopping along for a ride with the Sedins) or Chris Higgins (departing the right wing, on which he thrives). Jordan Schroeder is an option, but having watched a ton of Chicago Wolves hockey this year, there were far too many times where he left me feeling lukewarm.
There's one final option that isn't quite as sexy as the others, but may have some merit, and it's Andrew Ebbett. Can he fill in for Kesler, and solve the riddle down the middle?
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The Story
Because of Andrew Ebbett's size - he's generously listed as 5'9'' - he's toiled on the fringes of the NHL, bouncing around on the waiver wire and securing a series of two-way deals. But he he has shown enough, both with the Wolves this season and with the Canucks in his cameo appearance last year, to warrant a longer look with the Canucks.
He clearly has some scoring touch, as he has posted 225 points in 239 career AHL games. That includes 21 for the Chicago Wolves this season, which puts him just behind Brett Sterling (an AHL lifer) for the team lead. Obviously AHL production doesn't necessarily automatically translate to NHL production, but he has actually shown an ability to produce at the NHL level in the past too.
As Ben Kuzma so astutely pointed out yesterday, Ebbett has some (albeit brief) exprience when it comes to centering a scoring line; he played alongside Bobby Ryan and Teemu Selanne back in '08-'09. While Ebbett didn't exactly light the world on fire production-wise, his line with Ryan and Selanne handily dismantled opponents in about 300 5v5 minutes as a unit (with some help from the bounces). Ebbett posted nice possession numbers that season, racking up 32 points in 48 games (including 11 on the power play) in under 14 minutes of action. That's nothing to scoff at.
The Numbers
Let's take a look at his underlying numbers in that 2008-09 campaign, and the ones from last season:
You may have noticed the discrepancy in the way in which he was deployed between the two seasons. In his one successful prolonged run in the NHL, he was sheltered by Randy Carlisle, starting a large chunk of his shifts in the offensive zone. He also played with far more talented players on his wings in 08-09, which partially explains why his on-ice shooting percentage was so much higher, and the 24 assists in 48 games. You'll note that he only had 1 assist in 18 games last season, but considering his poor fortune and odd deployment, there's no reason to believe that Ebbett couldn't be a reasonably effective playmaker as a stopgap-option in the top-six.
Now, unfortunately the numbers from last season need to be taken with a grain of salt because of sample size. Ebbett only managed to suit up for 18 games, as he battled a broken foot and a fractured collarbone, injuries that kept him on the shelf for most of the year. Still, he was asked to do something that, given his track record in the minors, was relatively foreign to him. He went up against tougher competition in a more defensive role, yet still managed to push play in the right direction for the Canucks.
I'd like to briefly refer back to Rob Vollman's VUKOTA projections from November, as the following is his excerpt for Ebbett:
Ebbett first broke into the NHL at age 26 in fine style, scoring 32 points in 48 games for Anaheim in 2008-09, but has just 26 points in the 112 games since. Part of the reason is getting buried on the depth lines, where his linemates haven't shot better than last year's 6.5% since that big season. Still, he is capable of scoring at a nifty 2.0 points per 60 minutes in the right situation. Rob went on to project him for somewhere in the range of 29-35 points (in a full 82-game season), which I'm sure the Canucks and their fans would be quite pleased with.
The Conclusion
Drance recently wrote about the potential reluctance the Canucks may feel in experimenting with lineups given the nature of the shortened season. While Ebbett may not have the upside of a Schroeder, he likely won't do anything to hurt the team in the short team. He won't take much off the table if he's asked to pitch in short-term and keep the seat warm for a talent like Ryan Kesler.
Back in July, little was made of the re-signing of Ebbett, to a 1-year two-way contract. Yet he may just turn out to be exactly what the Canucks need in the first few weeks of the season. Chalk this up as another reason why Mike Gillis is a general manager in the National Hockey League, and I'm a person who sits behind a computer writing about things after they have already happened. That's for those scoring at home.
January 10 2013, 10:35AM
After February last year, Kesler played at 50-75% due to injuries. The team still racked up points.
So, are Schroeder, Ebbett, Higgins, Lapierre, et al able to equal a 50-75% Kesler. I don't see why they can't come close for a month or two.
Therefore, I'd say the 2nd line centre spot is an issue, but not a big issue.
Anyone who thinks not having KES on the second line to start the season is plain nutz. Ebbett is no way capable of filling the 2c role yet, neither is Schroeder. Lappy is the best fit for now as his tenacity and willingness to crash and bang along with his extremely underrated hands could surprise a ton of fans.
Here is the thing that gets me: I actually do not think there is an appreciable difference in quality between Ebbett and Tyler Bozak. So why bother having Bozak be part of trade negotiations? It makes no sense, yet every rumour is structured around the guy.


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"Labor Day."
It sounds like one of those Garry Marshall, every-holiday-is-a-movie extravaganzas a la "New Year's Eve" and "Valentine's Day."
Or maybe a screwball romantic comedy with, say, Katherine Heigl as a harried obstetrician.
Neither of those would necessarily be better than what writer-director Jason Reitman ("Up in the Air") has come up with, but they'd certainly be more interesting.
Based on the novel by Joyce Maynard, "Labor Day" opens on the Thursday of the long Labor Day weekend in 1987 with divorcee Adele (Kate Winslet) and her 13-year-old son, Henry (Gattlin Griffith), venturing out of their ramshackle New Hampshire house for their monthly supply run to the Pricemart.
Adele had a nervous breakdown some years back, around the time Henry's dad (Clark Gregg) ran off with his secretary, and, among her other issues, she's developed a crippling case of agoraphobia.
As a result, Henry's done his best to assume the role of the man of the house. To cheer her up, he'll present her with a "Husband for a Day" coupon book, redeemable for such services as shoulder rubs, bubble baths and a "date" to the movies. They're also shown sharing a hammock while Adele wistfully informs Henry about desire and the "hunger for human touch."
Everyone involved seems oblivious to the fact that, during scenes like those, "Labor Day" stumbles dangerously close to David O. Russell's 1994 debut, "Spanking the Monkey." Either that or they're all just willfully ignoring the creepiness.
Meanwhile, back at the Pricemart, Henry's looking at comic books when a stranger (Josh Brolin) emerges from the stockroom, with a limp and blood seeping from his abdomen, asking for a ride. When that doesn't work, he intimidates Adele into giving him one. To her house.
Once there, the intruder, who introduces himself as Frank, insists he'll leave just as soon as he rests his leg for a bit. But first, he gingerly ties Adele to a chair "to keep up appearances." Before long, he's spoon-feeding her some beef-onion-and-coffee concoction he whipped up in the kitchen, and Adele's terror gives way to something far more complicated.
Frank, they'll come to learn, was serving 18 years for murder when he jumped out of a hospital's second-story window. But Adele just seems happy to have a real, bona fide man-with-a-capital-M around the house.
By Day Two, she's falling asleep in Frank's arms. By Monday, the three of them are packing up to move to Canada as a family.
If nothing else, "Labor Day" will give you a new appreciation for the work of Nicholas Sparks.
Winslet and Brolin are immensely talented, and they do what they can with what they've been given, but shockingly little of what transpires feels real.
Frank's escape is all over the news. State and local police are patrolling neighborhoods, setting up roadblocks and stapling wanted posters to trees. There's even a $10,000 reward for his capture. Yet Frank doesn't exactly keep out of sight. He cheerfully cleans the gutters, changes the oil in their Family Truckster-looking wagon, teaches Henry to play baseball in the yard, tenderly cares for a severely disabled family friend and settles in for quiet moments with Adele in the porch swing.
Frank and Adele clearly, desperately need each other, and Frank is forever finding new reasons to have his arms around her. In "Labor Day's" signature scene, he teaches Adele and Henry to bake a peach pie, with Frank and Adele's hands intertwining as they work the dough. It's the culinary equivalent of the pottery scene from "Ghost." The problem is, THAT'S the movie's signature scene. More time is dedicated to that silly pie than on establishing any semblance of dramatic tension.
And it can't be stressed enough how absurdly fast their relationship develops. To be kind, it's far-fetched. To be otherwise, it feels like the generic, pent-up daydreams of a frustrated, perpetually single romantacist — or the setup for an extremely chaste porno.
Henry's interactions with a precocious new girl in town (Brighid Fleming) inject some offbeat energy into the mix, but they stand out primarily because Brolin and Winslet sleepwalk through too much of the movie.
A series of often-disorienting flashbacks leading up to Frank's crime only add to the frustration.
Yes, it's called "Labor Day." But watching a movie teeming with this much talent should never feel this laborious.
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Make your closet's dream come true in the Fantasy pump from Mojo Moxy. With a glamorous heel height, rich jewel tones and a feminine silhouette, these platform pumps will take your style to unimaginable new heights.
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- Synthetic sole
- Imported
By: TBFR
Location: Canada
September 13, 2013
I little bit upset
"The color of these shoes is very different from the picture on the website, and I would say it is green, not turquoise. The shoes are uncomfortable, but have a good quality and look"
By: misschrissy
Location: maryland
May 31, 2013
size issue but gorgeous shoe
"I read the reviews on this page to figure out how to order my shoes. some people said that the shoe runs long so i ordered a half a size down which is a 7..BIG MISTAKE it runs perfect the shoe is true to size, i have small narrow feet, and the 7 was small, i should have went with the 7.5. aside from that the shoe is sexy and gorge!"
By: lvlvlucy
Location: ohio
April 10, 2013
"i got them in black, even though i haven't worn them i liked them when i took them out of the box. when i tried them the leather felt soft and comfy and i'm thinking of getting them in the purple color. i love these shoes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"
By: Cat22185
Location: Lynnfield, Ma
March 21, 2013
Color to Die for
"Got this shoe as I have multiple weddings to go for (just another excuse to get a pair of shoes) and I got them in TEAL Oh my god the color was SOOOO much better in person. Bright and vibrant. could use a bit more padding but nothing an insert wont fix."
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Rocket Dog Wheelie Sport Flat
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Item # 297186
Searching for a sporty flat to complete your laid back look? Check out the Wheelie sneaker from Rocket Dog. With casual canvas and a flexible sole, this adorable slip-on offers comfort, style and versatility!
- Canvas upper
- Double elastic inserts for comfort fit
- Frayed edging
- Round toe
- Flexible synthetic sole
- Imported
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By: Tes2875
Location: Elk Grove, CA
July 27, 2014
"Very comfortable flat shoe. I only gave it 4 star coz of the limited color selection."
By: jelenatb
Location: new york
June 06, 2014
too narrow
"Too bad...I can usually fit in any other Rocket dog similar style shoes.This particular model runs a bit narrower for us ladies with wider feet."
By: Nan63
Location: Nesconset
April 16, 2014
"Love this shoe :) They are so comfortable and soft they feel like slippers."
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