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I am sure if Joe ever got him a real PF then he would use him instead of going small. Not like he has had the best talent to work with and that the good players all seem to play the same 2 positions. A sheer genious HOF type of coach could have found a way to make it work but hey - Q is not. He is just an average coach.
Losing the way we have lost in the past 3 games, I am going to have to put this on coaching. It is no way in hell that you lose 3 games in the same manner. Coach is clueless #1 and #2, we need to buy, bury or steal a legitimate 4. Villenueva no rebounds in the first half, he ended up with what? 2 rebounds for the game? Jason Maxiel and Ben Wallace two offensively challenged, undersized centers, WTH. I totally agree with Ben Gordon as he stated in today's Free Press; Adjustments were not made in the second half. As a coach, you have to know how to make adjustments in the game, all three losses, the opponent's coaches made adjustments and we did absolutely NOTHING. PLEASE Illitch, hurry up and buy this team. Right now it feels as though no-one is running this team, or making decisions on the direction that we are heading. Before long, we may end up with 10 people in the stands and half of that 10 will probably be family members of the team. I am really hating what is going on with this team right now.
Illitch is probably being smart. He's going to let the value go down while he thinks about it. They're not going to sell it without calling him, so he may as well stall.
I hate to say it...I hate to say it...But its probably JOE!! DUMARS built this team. Dumars HIRED these coaches!! GET off Kuester and blame the man that pulls the strings! JOE DUMARS!
Guys - we bad. However - we were in every game this year. We are not stinking the joint up as bad as expected. That's something to be happy about. Sometimes the passion of the complaints sounds like we were expected to challenge for our conference title this year.
One thing that Q's doing ok with I was looking at the minutes distribution so far and we have: Gordon: 27.3 Stuckey: 35.3 Prince: 37.0 CV: 26.0 Rip: 28.0 Bynum: 19.0 Maxiell: 19.7 Daye: 21.0 BBen: 24.7 Monroe: 7.0 TMac: 12.3 Summers: 0.0 Other than the three red flags, Q's doing a decent job with the minutes. I think that we'd be in much better shape if Q gave more minutes to Monroe at PF and have Daye take some of Prince's minutes at SF. To be honest, I didn't expect Q to play Gordon or Daye as much as he has done.
Re: One thing that Q's doing ok with Prince's minutes are high because of T-Mac's "dead legs" and Bynum being out.
Re: One thing that Q's doing ok with I am just thinking outloud but I think that maybe Daye is only getting mins at the moment at the 4 because Q is trying to keep it simple for him and not make him play multiple spots with different needs?
For Gordon to imply that Kuester did not make the right adjustments down the stretch doesn't seem right to me. What else can Gordon do except shoot the ball? It's not like he's going to up his intensity on the other end of the floor to stop a run. How about Charles G or Austin Daye? Jason Maxiel? Maybe there just aren't any adjustments to make. We have been told over and over how "versatile" these players are, but I don't really see it. Most of these guys aren't good enough to play one position let alone two or three.
If you combine Daye and CG at the 4 spot you get 0 inside play, minimal rebounding, no passing or D of any sort and erratic shooting.
very stationary screen, I'd say - rip must be bored to death after the game - to run same play 350 times in a row - man, this is bball, not a chinese factory.

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All that remained Monday from last week's anticipated snowfall were large clumps of snow and thousands of tons of dirt mixtures piled in corners of parking lots and thin layers of snow that hadn't melted yet in some shady areas.
Despite the 6 to 8 inches of snow that fell in Central Kitsap and Bremerton, Kitsap County offices resumed work as usual — some were even working last week unhindered by the snow.
"Other than the fact that Wednesday was a closure and the delays, during the [open hours] there were people able to work," said Doug Bear, Kitsap County spokesman.
In some offices, people were able to make it to work even though the county administration building and courthouse were officially closed last Wednesday. Bear said some people in the Auditor's Office worked that day because a lot of them typically begin at 6:30 a.m. and arrived before the roads got bad. All of them came in the next day regardless of icy road conditions that kept some people at home. However, only eight customers came in for licensing and four in for recording, he said.
In general, there fewer people that came to the county last week and therefore resulted in a lower volume of customers, said Bear. Snow is an inconvenience, he said.
In other offices, such as the Assessor's Office, most people worked the full day Thursday and some roadwork was shifted to office work. The office had 20 real estate transactions that day.
Preliminary estimates on the cost for the response to the storm was about $153,000, Bear said Tuesday. This number is broken down to $47,000 going toward both regular and overtime road maintenance staff, $31,000 in equipment costs, $55,000 for sand and $20,000 for salt brine. A total of 3,279 tons of sand and more than 150,000 gallons of salt brine were used on county roads.
The Clerk's Office reported to Bear that most staff were able to work last Thursday afternoon and a few arrived into the office at 8 a.m. even though the courthouse had a delayed opening, which had it officially opening at noon. Last Friday was the final delay day with the courthouse opening at 10 a.m., a two-hour delay. The administration building and most other county offices are regulary closed Fridays.
Kitsap County Prosecutor Russell Hauge said that whenever the court is in session, he and his staff need to be available to work. If someone is arrested, that person has a right to be in court the next session, he said.
The court did not have jurors come in during the snowstorm days and therefore there are two or three pending cases, Hauge said Monday. Other than those, at noon last Thursday, the court picked up where they would have been the day before.
"With people straggling in, it put a little stress on," said Hauge adding that they did not suffer any "major difficulties."
While there were those that "had" to brave the snowy conditions for work, there were others who also did so for volunteer purposes.
The county's Severe Weather Shelter, which opens when the temperature is expected to be 32 degrees or lower, and is operated by trained volunteers, was open from the evening of Jan. 10 to the morning of Jan. 21, said Susan May, spokeswoman for the county Department of Emergency Management.
The shelter, at the Bremerton Foodline, ranged in occupants from eight on low evenings and 23 at most, said May. The most people came when there was snow. There are always a minimum of two volunteers present — one woman and one man — who run the shelter and if there are not enough volunteers, the shelter cannot open.
And although the shelter is only open during the evenings when temperatures are freezing or below, the Foodline director allowed the shelter to remain open for people during the day Wednesday — the day with the most snowfall.
Throughout the county's 940 miles of road, only two roads — not in Central Kitsap or Bremerton — had to close due to the snow. Both are connecter roads — one on the north end of the county and the other in Port Orchard — that are hilly, said Bear.
The response to clearing the roads was successful, said Bear, adding that the county has a "priority one" and "priority two" list of roads to plow first. Because the snow was forewarned by forecasters, the county had also pretreated the roads. Priority one routes include commercial zones and emergency routes and were being plowed during the first 36 hours.
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New Movie Theater and Film Museum to be Named After the Barrymore Family
Mayor and Council recognize the contributions of the Barrymore family to Fort Lee and agree to name new theater and film museum to be built on Redevelopment Area 5 after them.
As part of the developer's agreement for the western parcel of Redevelopment Area 5, the Fort Lee Mayor & Council have secured the construction of a 13,000 square foot movie theatre and a film museum to commemorate the role of Fort Lee as the first American film town.
In recognition of their many contributions to the community of Fort Lee, the Mayor and Council agreed to name the theater and museum after the Barrymore family.
According to Tom Meyers, Executive Director of the Fort Lee Film Commission, the western parcel of Redevelopment Area 5 once housed Buckheister's Hotel, where an 18-year-old John Barrymore made his stage debut in a fundraiser for Fire Company 2.
The fundraiser, organized by his father Maurice--a member of Fire Company 2, a Broadway thespian and a resident of Hammett Avenue--raised funds for the building of a firehouse on Washington Avenue. This firehouse was used by Company 2 through the 1950's; it still stands today.
Three years ago, the Fort Lee Film Commission successfully petitioned the Mayor & Council to commemoratively name the intersection of Main street and Central Road "John Barrymore Way."
Each Feb. 15 -- Barrymore's birthday -- the Fort Lee Film Commission and members of the Fort Lee arts community lay a wreath at "John Barrymore Way." This year, the ceremony will take place Friday, Feb. 15 at 6pm.
The wreath laying ceremony will be immediately followed by a fundraiser at In Napoli Restaurant on Main Street. All the proceeds of this fundraiser go towards programs for the Fort Lee High School Drama Department and the student actors.
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The Thorn
7:30 am on Wednesday, February 13, 2013
When is Tommy Myers going to accept the fact that nobody cares about his Film Commission and his museum.
Going to be another waste just like the Community Center.
3:40 am on Saturday, February 16, 2013
close your eyes to the going on's in Fort Lee , or just go back to ny !!
Howard L. Pearl
9:38 am on Wednesday, February 13, 2013
Hopefully, Tom will get Drew Barrymore to anoint the new theater, then the film commission would get a little buzz. Fort Lee needs something positive right now.
Tom Meyers
11:45 am on Wednesday, February 13, 2013
This cinema and film museum will bring many people into Fort Lee and serve our community well as a place for people to come out at night and not only attend the cinema and museum events but also visit restaurants and businesses on Main Street. What town in America given a similar history of the Barrymore family right on Main Street wouldn't name the theatre after the most famous name in American acting history? And Fort Lee history as the first American film town is not tired nor is it ignored - see TCM's recent 7-part documentary on American film history Moguls & Movie Stars as they came to the Fort Lee Film Commission and used items and film from our archive to highlight Fort Lee's role as the first American film town. And we will reconnect with Drew Barrymore and do our best to get her in to help us dedicate this theatre when it is built and opened.
Shelley Rodriguez
12:18 pm on Wednesday, February 13, 2013
Tom besides that fact that Fort Lee is the Birth Place of the film Industry, Fort Lee is a wonderful town to raise a family and work either in New jersey or New York City where if an actor is working on a Boradway, Ballot, Artist, etc.. and doesnot want to purchase a highend condo or moved to the Brooklyn Manhattan and save cost but till buy a home or condo less expensive then NYC. Even If they have to relocate to a NYC for period of time they can a company that is relocating a casting crew (example) can find reasonable rentals in some our beautiful Condomimuim in Fort Lee, Palisades Park, and the y surrounding area and having the musuem built with demonstration an appreciation for the art of actors and actress and its history. So I would think so that the Barrymore family would appreciate the museum honoring their family and it would give tourist and local artists places to take their friends and family when visiting Fort lee. Fort lee should add more culture artwork galleries into the area and like the where the Greek Festival is held that lot could be used a small cultural Art Center. Do not know if lot near the bridge is vacant or if its zoned for that kind of activity.
Tom Meyers
12:30 pm on Wednesday, February 13, 2013
Most of the lots near the GWB are taken for development - however we are working with the Mayor and COuncil to create a historic district in the neighborhood of the Fort Lee Museum, Monument Park and Palisade Avenue. This would not prevent development or offer protection to any older home in the area, what it would do is hopefully allow us to retrieve any artifacts in that neighborhood unearthed during development as we are told from Revolutionary War historians at the Fort Lee Historic Park that there are many artifacts from 1776 buried in this neighborhood as over 2,000 of Washington's soldiers lived in this neighborhood in 1776. We also hope to eventually create an element that wold foster art galleries and an artistic community as well - great ideas and thanks for sharing Shelley!
1:30 pm on Wednesday, February 13, 2013
People are so quick to bash, the film commission has a great concert series and movies for free to everyone at the community center, who else does that? The community center is full of kids and adults all the time taking classes and playing, where is the waste of money??
Baba O'Riley
2:07 pm on Wednesday, February 13, 2013
To all the naysayers: These are some of the things and places that Fort Lee needs. Do we remember what Edgewater used to be and what it has become? Tomk, keep up the good work!
Tracy Mattei
7:48 pm on Wednesday, February 13, 2013
I look forward to learning more abot this town's history and legacy articles! Tom, please keep them up-- we appreciate it!
Fort Lee Truth
8:12 pm on Wednesday, February 13, 2013
Tom, how large is the theatre going to be seat-wise? The reason I ask is because the theatre at Edgewater is pretty empty except for Friday nights, in comparison to the one by Garden State Plaza mall.
I hope it is successful, but am wondering if there are enough folks out there that will come.
Tom Meyers
9:58 pm on Wednesday, February 13, 2013
This cinema will be more of an art house / independent film / retrospective cinema much like the Film Forum or The Museum of the Moving Image in NYC - there are very few venues for cinema goers in North Jersey re this type of cinema. Thus we aren't in competition with big box cinemas. Also we will bring in special events and filmmakers, again much lke the Film Forum in NYC, to speak about their films prior to screenings. We also will incorporate a film walk of fame in the sidewalk area outside the cinema to recognize not only the cinema pioneers who started during Fort Lee's days as the first American film town but also current day filmmakers with NJ roots.
Art Elmers
8:56 am on Thursday, February 14, 2013
Tom, Maybe it could be a satellite cinema for the Tribecca Film Festival.
Good luck with getting it going.
William Mays
5:16 pm on Thursday, February 14, 2013
Are you going to show any mainstream movies at all? The theater in Tenafly is pretty nice, they show mainstream movies but it still has that small theater feeling.
Tom Meyers
5:59 pm on Thursday, February 14, 2013
Yes that as well some mainstream and art house and retro a good mix.
Tom Meyers
2:37 am on Friday, February 15, 2013
The Fort Lee Mayor and Council passed a resolution at their Thursday Feb. 14 public meeting naming the cinema / museum to be but on Main Street "The Barrymore Theatre"!
Jack Barrymore
12:04 pm on Friday, February 15, 2013
@ the Thorn, I think your out numbered here pal, so go take your miserable atittude and apply to another thread where other miserable people post.
Fort Lee Truth
4:39 pm on Friday, February 15, 2013
@The Thorn,
How is the Community Center a waste? Seems like it's being used to it's fullest.
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15th April 2012, 07:06 AM | #258 (permalink) |
Goblin Princess | Re: Discussion -- 75 Word Challenge -- APRIL Yes, but with so many entrants vying for the win each month, the price of a single vote must be astronomical. Are there, I ask myself, enough candy stores in all of Great Britain, to fill the demand? (Although if anyone is interested, I've been really, really craving some Godiva chocolates.) |
15th April 2012, 04:20 PM | #260 (permalink) |
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| Re: Discussion -- 75 Word Challenge -- APRIL Something is wrong! It's only the fifteenth and I've posted. Worse, I came up with the concept as far back as the evening of the 8th, i.e. last Sunday. (This must be the malign influence of Eastercon....) |
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Anyway, I've been reading all of the entries and I must say, there are a great deal of cool stories. Picking one will be another challenge. | |||
15th April 2012, 06:22 PM | #262 (permalink) |
Laundress Extraordinaire | Re: Discussion -- 75 Word Challenge -- APRIL Bowler1: I cant decide if this is told from the perspective of a zombie of some sort of underground zombie apocalypse or just someone who is glad to put the past behind them as something that doesn't work. Ether way it addresses an issue of growing up with a cold hand that makes it deliciously chilling. I feel your narrator is laughing at his fathers blindness because he has long been done weeping over it. That his only regret is that his father could not let go of the past and see the present with the same clear eyes that the narrator does. Which if said narrator is a zombie puts a wonderful twist on it all. TacticalLoco: an interesting apocalypse! And one I can just imagine to already be well underway. Disillusionment is always more expensive than wool blinders. Crystal Haven: the pristine innocence of a child puts just the right 'rose colored glasses' on a future that would otherwise appear bleak. I enjoy that this childs view is encouraged by her disillusioned mother who can see being left behind in a positive light. Scott R Foreshaw: *sinister snicker* some how the rest of the story just unfolds before me, the long chase that these horsemen make once the icecream has been hunted down and consumed. Something resembling a vacation movie, a comedy of errors where the little secret part of one that roots for the errors is vindicated by the knowledge that it is humanities survival they are "really" rooting for. Swamp Fox: tragic little overview of things going from worse to impossible while vanquishing any trailing bits of hope the machine was trying to buy the nonexistent survivors. Stormcrow: interesting take from a disenchanted yet not unhopeful view. The sparse imagery is nonetheless vivid enough to show just how bad the world has gone, and the decisive action seams the most logical conclusion to your opening. Well done. Luci2also: another beautiful monolog of why a promise should not be kept. Lovely to see how hope can over ride a promise made from despair. Bob S. Sr: Charming! Simplicity of faith overcoming despair and moving to action those who were paralyzed by fear. Phoenixthewriter: Fortitude. I love that there is an underlying implication that she doesn't expect there to be anyone to enforce the signage, and at the same time seems not to be able to care if there is. James Coote: I'm afraid I don't follow the conversation as well as I ought to, but the world it paints is interesting and I love the idea of an imagination being wet, let alone drippingly so. Grizzgreen: The underlying social commentary is one that I am more inclined to agree with than not, and is so delightfully cloaked as to make my agreement less unsavory than it ought to be. Well done making such a 'bitter pill' so palatable. I also enjoyed the idea that as pawns in a larger universal game, we have proven troublesome as well as advantageous, and feel from the lighthearted tone and title that there will be unexpected consequences for this Black Rider's unexpected move. Anthus: Humorous and delightful, the idea of magic wielding dinosaurs is ingenious. Memory Tale: Determination! Wonderful monolog showing the final breaking down of a mind (and it is assumed body) that is functioning on determination alone. I love that his single mindedness is not single minded, there is shown the struggle with despair, and the rebellion of body and mind to the dogged way in which he fulfills an implied promise and brings hope as well as sorrow to his community. One can only hope that his unfinished sentence turns out the way he intended to finish it. Mosaix: Thank you for bringing such a lovely bit of wisdom to my attention. I had never heard of Desiderata and not wanting to miss out on its significance, I looked it up. Reading it quickly really brought more fullness and color to your story. There have been a few stories this month that display two kinds of promise, and I like the way that you have done it. Showing what the future promises to be, by the fulfillment of a promise from one being to another. It truly captures the hope that I always find to be paramount in postapocalyptic situations. I enjoy the quiet, peaceful wisdom your aliens embody, and the humor of flapping gills which made me think of that sigh I have sighed (and have had sighed at me) for the kind of ignorance that is only over come by faith. Teresa Edgerton: In your first line I enjoyed how you painted the desolation of your world. I expected mountains and got multitudes, thereby reducing both to dust, and thought that was well done indeed. I especially enjoyed the sneaky subtlety in the descriptions in the last line. I have often reached my hand into flowing water to rescue some bit of treasure I thought I saw flashing there, and more often than not it was some plant or pebble that shed its brilliancy with the water droplets, and enticed me to return it to its liquidy home. Juelz4sure: It always fascinates me to hear 'birth of a villain' stories. More often than not they include a 'and everything would have been alright if not for…' in the first act. I enjoy that the fall of your angel is the self-destruction of man. Somehow I feel that if this story were to expand beyond its 75word limit, by the end it would show how she came to reconsider her decision to keep 'man' out of the picture, perhaps through loneliness. Perhaps by being reminded of the good in 'man' that led her to keen and grieve so deeply for their loss. Azzagorn: While not as lighthearted as its subjects, I enjoy the lightheartedness of this piece in its vindication of the existence of out of the way 'nowhere' type places (I can only assume Swindon is one such place since I have never heard of it). Kiffinyjean: disturbingly cute little ad. We haven't had an ad for a while now, nicely done, for it shows your world and its consequences quite vividly, and implies so many stories; from how the world got the way it is, to those fortunate/unfortunate enough to respond to the ad itself, to the reclamation of the world by "Fundamentalists" who infiltrate the "Ultradorms" and change the world anew. *makes mental note to avoid all BioKiosks* |
15th April 2012, 06:29 PM | #263 (permalink) | |
Laundress Extraordinaire | Re: Discussion -- 75 Word Challenge -- APRIL Quote:
Truly its been delightful and addicting, I think I may keep this up in months to come, if only because I feel I am giving due consideration to the stories presented and hope that when it comes time to vote that my musings on the entries will help me make a more informed decision. I think if I can catch up and keep up with it on the weekends I should be alright. | |
15th April 2012, 07:08 PM | #265 (permalink) |
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| Re: Discussion -- 75 Word Challenge -- APRIL Hopewrites you made me giggle, thank you. There is a fixation about zombies on here. Don't get me wrong, I think they should have rights and the vote and stuff as zombies are people too, their just dead is all. They can be zombies if you want thats fine, reader perception is everything. The rest you have on the money and you have got all I wanted and hinted at in my post, and more as I had never thought of zombies. However, if it gets me a vote, then yeah, their zombies!!!! Also, thank you so much for the mention it makes it all worth while. |
15th April 2012, 07:42 PM | #266 (permalink) |
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| Re: Discussion -- 75 Word Challenge -- APRIL Thanks for the kind words Hopewrites, I think you got it as it was intended. I am having trouble with Paw and The Boy showing up in my everyday life though. Like, The boy just said, "she musta had some real long toenails after 18 months Paw! Bob |
15th April 2012, 10:24 PM | #267 (permalink) | |
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That's excellent your job has given you more hours. I hope I can obtain a job soon. I was delighted to see you did another "Paw & boy" tale, it was great. Way-ta-go Bob. | |
16th April 2012, 02:19 PM | #269 (permalink) |
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| Re: Discussion -- 75 Word Challenge -- APRIL Hope - Thank You. Glad you appreciated it; I tried to make things a little clearer with this one! You've undertaken a mammoth task with reviewing entries this month - much appreciated. |
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Wednesday, December 19, 2012
While job searching, I happened to stumble onto You Tube where there were lots of helpful videos for the mature job seeker (aka useless humanoids) on how to interview successfully. Such as "how to ask the right questions during an interview" or "how to spin your biggest weakness into a positive and "how to explain resume gaps" (this is crucial because if you've been unemployed more than a hot minute you seriously have some esplainin to do); and my favorite ... "how to negotiate your salary" (LMAO).
Everyone knows that drones do not negotiate their salaries.
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Oh, Debbie, I am PRAYING that the perfect job comes your way. What would be a better way to start the New Year? Fingers crossed for you, my friend!
ReplyDeleteI have an 18 year gap in my resume, so it completely terrifies me to ever even apply for a job. And since I'm an online college dropout, well, I'm not exactly a success story. Thankfully I married well. LOL! That may have to be the direction I'd send an interview to...I'd better stick to volunteering.
ReplyDeleteRJSS8878 and Heart-in-Hand - THANKS FOR COMMENTING! I am hopeful and really just wanted to point out how ridiculous it is to get a job these days. It seems the old reliables: conscientious, prompt, able to read and write, and YEARS AND YEARS of experience are not enough these days. It's crazy LOL!
HAPPY HOLIDAYS!Deb, my friend--I so wish you the best of everything for 2013. I feel your pain, truly. It just SUCKS the big one when employers, in their effing 30's, are looking at people like us and making us feel so obsolete. Love your stuff. You are such a wonderful writer--I could tell you that you should write comedy sketches or screen plays--but I know that you want a consistent paycheque. You still should, though. I hope something turns up and you can fill your glass up. With Margaritas. Love you!
ReplyDeleteDeb--I meant to comment when you saw the Everyone Has a Plan movie. Lucky you! I'll have to wait and wait....
Go see Les Miz, if you haven't already seen it. OMG--I thought I was going to have to call 911. Happens every time I see it--and I've seen the stage production about 1/2 a dozen times. Beyond my expectations, and so healing.
xo ERepliesYou are my favorite person on earth! I hope you get to see Viggo's latest. I don't know if they're going to release it world wide but I'll cross my fingers. You'd love it. We went to see Django Unchainged. I love Quentin Tarantino. It was good but not as good as Inglorious Bastards. Will have to check out Les Miz ... heard it's fantastic. Hope your Xmas was beautiful and your New Year brings you nothing but great things. XOXO
love you so much!
Aww, and to you, Deb! Viggo's latest will get here....Django kind of disappointed me, and I thought that Jamie Foxx wasn't right for the role....and that there was way too much gore, even for Tarantino, & I'm also a fan. Thought it was too long, too. Christoph Waltz & S L Jackson NAILED it, though! I liked Inglorious Basterds much better as well, but Pulp Fiction is still my favourite. Also check out Sessions, if you haven't already--excellent! All the very best to you in 2013--joy, fulfillment, contentment. xoxo


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As I think about what I'll be doing after college, I think the ideal job for me would involve some amount of "thinking of lots of different ideas, strategies and tactics". But I can't really go to someone and say "give me an internship in thinking of stuff". I feel like there are a number of people looking for quasi-technical, non-traditional type internships, and a number of companies looking to hire people to do this sort of thing. The problem is matching them.


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My Thyroid — actually the subsequent Thyroidectomy I had in October 2010 — has been perhaps the most prolific productivity teacher in my life thus far. The farther I get away from the surgery the more I've come to realize the productivity lessons from the whole thing.
I had to bring many things to a cold hard stop and then turn things back on in my life switch by switch like bringing up a server farm or a data center. Ultimately, I am realizing the benefits and seeing how it has been a catalyst for positive change.
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Grant will help Derry keep drivers focused on road
DERRY - Drivers who spend more time looking at their cellphones than the road might want to think twice the next time they drive through Derry.
The Town Council recently approved a $5,400 grant from the New Hampshire Safety Agency for the Derry Operation Safe Commute patrols.
"The Highway Safety Agency has informed the town that it will receive reimbursement of salary expenses plus roll-up costs for 72 hours of patrols to be conducted in accordance with the statewide effort for distracted driving patrols," said police Captain Vernon Thomas.
The funds can be used through Sept. 30, 2013.
"This will give us the opportunity to run traffic patrols once per month for three hours during the morning and afternoon commutes, and focus on aggressive and distracted driving," said Thomas.
The locations the patrols could take place include busy traffic areas such as Danforth Circle.
Patrols will be looking for drivers who fail to yield or do not come to a complete stop at stop signs. Thomas said the program has been successful and is now in its third year.
Before approving the funding, Town Councilor Joel Olbricht asked if these types of patrols can be done without committing overtime dollars.
"What (the safety agency) wants us to do is dedicate specific time during commuting hours, and we can't guarantee that because of the nature of our calls," said Thomas.
This is the second major grant the department has received for additional patrols this year.
In the spring, the highway safety agency provided a little over $22,000 in grant funds to assist with DWI, pedestrian, red light and speed enforcement patrols.
Those grants ran from May 1 through Sept. 15. The pedestrian enforcement patrols were primarily focused on making sure vehicles properly yield to pedestrians in crosswalks.
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We have a word to describe a society in which one must play by the rules of those with all the wealth and 'power,' a system designed by and for the wealthy and powerful: tyranny. While most people would scoff at the idea of the USA being described as tyrannical, I would challenge them to think harder and longer on the nature and purpose of a state, or society, let alone a government, that purports to be working for the people, but has actually conned the people into working for them.
This is the free-est society in the world in many ways, but that does not mean it is free. As I have said before, you are free in this society as long as you play by the rules of the system. The 'freedom' we have in this society, in this system, is the freedom to not be a part of the system, and thus to either starve, die, or leave. Therefore, there is really no choice within the system, but rather of the system, to either be a part of the system or not. Those in power advertise the former while selling the latter.
As with any system, it is a scam.
And, further, it is no different than the purported ideological 'enemies' that the elite and wealthy of this society have sacrificed millions of poor people to fight and 'protect' 'us' against; 'wars' that are fought for the sole purpose of bolstering their positions of power and increasing their personal wealth. For, how is it any different for this society's rule to be "either play by the rules or die" than a communist's or dictator's? Again, the only choice we have is no choice at all: to either be a part of the system or to not.
To focus the discussion, I am not saying that it is impossible for a person in this society to work outside the system. But the only way to truly work outside the system is to somehow have enough money to not have to work for money. Is it possible to pursue true happiness when you have to work full-time to make enough money to procure the basic necessities of life? I will not say it is impossible, but I would say it is as close to impossible as is possible to get.
I value love, creativity, enlightenment, and true happiness. As such, I would prefer a society, a system, in which such things are valued as well, a society that is geared towards the enlightenment and happiness of its citizens, not geared towards absolutely un-enlightened things, such as materialism, power over others, and personal wealth. "Looking out for number one" is one of the harsh lessons we learn in this society. It is, in fact, taken as wisdom to think this way. One of the reasons for this is that it is the only way one can survive in this society. If you do not look out for number one, you will not make it far, let alone live that long.
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For the second time in a week, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the First Circuit has issued a major foreclosure opinion, this one in Culhane v. Aurora Loan Servicing of Nebraska, No. 12-1285. Writing for a distinguished panel which included retired U.S. Supreme Court Justice David Souter, Circuit Judge Bruce Seyla held that the MERS system passes legal muster, but — overruling numerous lower court decisions to the contrary — gave borrowers the right to challenge mortgage assignments in the wrongful foreclosure setting. In my opinion, the net effect of this decision will put to rest the ubiquitous challenges to the MERS regime in Massachusetts, yet could result in a slight uptick in foreclosure challenges by blessing borrowers with much sought after legal standing to challenge faulty mortgage assignments.
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