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Chess and Scrabble Group meets at 10 a.m. at Oak Bluffs Library. All levels welcome.
Learn to Download Audiobooks at the Vineyard Haven library from 10 a.m. to noon. Drop-in help with CLAMS library eBooks and downloadable audiobooks. Call 508-696-4211.
Stories and Songs for all ages is at 10:30 a.m. at the Chilmark Public Library. Call 508-645-3360.
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Coffee Time is from 10 to 11:30 a.m. at the Oak Bluffs Library.
Mother Goose on the Loose for ages newborn to three is at 10:30 a.m. at Martha's Vineyard Community Services. Call 508-693-3366.
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exactly. you get all your water for free without the headache of a septic tank. that would be worth $80 to me. i can't drill. i believe it is against code. the city has a monopoly on water here in town. i would have had a well drilled years ago if they would let me. well water tastes better than city water, is cheaper than city water and i'm sure it is cleaner.
so i don't think you have any room to complain about your $80 bill when you get all the fresh, clean, water you want for free. or are you just complaining to be a jerk.
by headache i mean by having to get it dug up or drained. are you going to have the same happy-go-lucky attitude if you get forced to buy city water. are you telling me you can't wait for the city to get their water to you?
i want the sewer fixed. i know a bunch of people that have drain problems because of the city's sewers. i just don't think we should pay for the clean-up on top of that.
more than $80. you don't seem understand what i mean. THE PRICE IS GOING UP. my bill varies every month. it is never the same. i know your upset because you had to hook up to city sewer. it's too bad that you were not allowed to opt out if you wanted. your bill has nothing to with the city water bill. do you think everyone should pay the same in property tax? how much is your house payment?
it does not seem fair that you get free water when i have to pay for it. maybe the city should regulate all the homes with wells that are hooked up to city sewer and charge you to use water. that would be fair according to your logic....."If i'm going to be charged extra than so are you." right?
Go back and read the BMV post. I was asking if what I heard was true,not stating that it was true. And I wasn't saying that you in particular have your facts incorrect, but sometimes things on here get bent way out of shape. And whether I work for the city or not I usually just try to point people in the right direction to get info. You very rarly see me post anything negative about anyone or anything.
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so now it's all IDEMS fault? it sounds like the city should have sued dana. like you said they are the ones that started it. now it too late because dana holds no responsibility. if the city knew there was a problem, why did it get put off for so long? i put most of the blame on dana, but the city knew about it also. are you saying there is nothing the city can do when someone is polluting?
i don't mind paying for getting the sewer fixed, but when they raise your bill to pay for someone's screw-up, it seems hard to justify. do you think it will go back down when things are paid off? that's not how it works. so, what is the excuse for the high bills when things do get paid off?
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Dana's bankrupcy prevents the city from suing the company for its wrongdoing. As I said before, bankrupcy of a company makes them a born-again virgin. They now are scot-free of any liability for their pollution. The state (IDEM) had the complete control of the site's fate, not Angola or the county. Univertical had an agreement with IDEM and Dana that also was washed out. The City was, unfortunately, not involved in anything until it was too late to do something. State government trumps local govt; bankrupcy trumps everything.


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HARTLEPOOL is celebrating today after its seaside resort Seaton Carew scooped a top quality award from environmental charity Keep Britain Tidy.
Everyone's welcome at the Family Fun Day
Published on Thursday 23rd May 2013
THERE'S a host of fun in store at a family Fun Day run by Hartlepool youth organisation The West View Project.
Hartlepool to host Big Lime Triathlon
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ATHLETES of all abilities are being invited to take part in Hartlepool's Big Lime Triathlon.
Summerhill car boot sale
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SUMMERHILL in Hartlepool will be hosting another of its popular car boot sales this weekend.
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RESIDENTS have been thanked for supporting Hartlepool Council's new recycling service.
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IF PARENTS are concerned about how their children are going to be entertained during the Whit week half term school break, they need to look no further than Oscars!
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FAMILIES are being invited to explore Hartlepool's marine environment at a special Low Tide Day this weekend.
Coffee house shrub thefts appeal
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AN APPEAL has been issued over the theft of topiary worth almost £250 from outside a newly-opened coffee house in Hartlepool.
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PEOPLE in Hartlepool are invited to make tracks to a special event aimed at raising awareness of dementia and giving advice on how to keep your mind active.
Spring into half term library fun in Hartlepool
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THERE are lots of great free activities lined up at Hartlepool's libraries to keep youngsters happy this spring half term.
Flying the flag for breastfeeding in Hartlepool
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TWO Hartlepool organisations have been given top honours for their commitment to breastfeeding in the town.
Kick-off for sports sessions for youngsters with disabilities
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Celebrating Hartlepool's shipbuilding heritage
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THE story of famous Hartlepool shipbuilding dynasty the Gray family and the ships they built is being celebrated in a series of events organised by Hartlepool Libraries Service.
New Ceremonial Mayor looking forward to year ahead
Published on Friday 10th May 2013
HARTLEPOOL'S new Ceremonial Mayor is looking forward to his civic year ahead representing the town as its first citizen.
Survey appeal to sports clubs
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COUNCIL officials in Hartlepool have launched a survey to ensure that they have up-to-date information on sports clubs across the town.
Council celebrates road safety milestone
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A COUNCIL has marked the second United Nations Global Road Safety Week in style by reaching a major new milestone in its bid to reduce accidents.
Household survey reminder
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HARTLEPOOL residents who have recently received a copy of the Household Survey form have been urged to complete and return it if they want to influence local public services
Appeal for memories of historic church
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A FORMER church in Hartlepool is set to celebrate its 111th birthday and an appeal has been issued for old photos and people's own recollections of the historic building.
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Ok so I don't know if this issue has come up before or if it is well known. Ever since DLC pack 4 came out which I downloaded a day or two after it was released I get in every game category "No Games Found" except for standard TDM when of course DLC is enabled, when it isn't the game works fine as it always has. My problem is though I no longer have access to levels which I have spent over $30 on including the face-off levels like vortex and w/e other ones (I dont even know their names because I haven't been able to play them since I bought them after DLC pack 4). So to narrow down the possibilites included in your responses, I have had no change in my internet connection, I have deleted all DLC and re-installed them and nothing has changed, and again this all started with the Downloading of DLC pack 4 which when I tryed to re-install all the others thinking 4 was the problem, COD wont let you play any DLC if not all of what you have purchased is installed. So I am lost guys, never really been into first person shooters until this game I play it all the time and it is very dissappointing to have this happen to such a good time waster.
Anyways it's bumming me out pretty bad, any help would be appreciated, thanks for your reply in advance
Like 2 years ago my friend downloaded Map pack for Mw2 and he didnt find any games after that but he also have slow internet.
I have the same problem. I bought DLC pack 3 and 4 and now I only find games if a look for the host of DLC pack 4. If I search for standard or advanced I never found a game. I think I will uninstall the DLC's and try find a standard or advanced game.
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Even the governor weighed in this week on the growing controversy over stop-and-frisk policing, putting forth a proposal supporters say could spare many of those nabbed during stop-and-frisk searches from serious criminal records while still allowing police some leeway in protecting public safety.
This evening on the steps of Borough Hall -- a shouting distance from the North Shore's 120th Precinct -- leaders of Staten Island's African American community will lend their voices to the debate over stop-and-frisk policing in a press conference ahead of their planned Father's Day March against Stop-and-Frisk.
Cuomo announced he is looking for a change in state law that would reduce penalties for possession of 25 grams or less of marijuana from a misdemeanor to a violation. The move could prevent many of the individuals stopped by the police and and found to be in possession of the drug from being thrust into the criminal justice system.
It is a policy adjustment the mayor and Police Commissioner Ray Kelly seem to support, after the city's stop-and-frisk practices came under fire in recent months.
An analysis of police data showed that 53 percent of those stopped last year during such searches were black, 34 percent were Hispanic, and 9 percent were white.
Citywide about 12 percent of its more than 684,000 street stops end in arrest or summons, many times for marijuana discovered on individuals searched by police
In some communities, such as the borough's North Shore, the percentage was far higher: Roughly 19 percent of the 120th Precinct's 12,736 street stops in 2011 ended in either an arrest or a summons issued last year.
In the Precinct, about 18 percent of those stopped and frisked were white, while 55 percent were black, and 24 percent were Hispanic
And arrests in the Precinct from stop-and-frisks have increased significantly -- up from 676 in 2008 to 995 last year.
Under Cuomo's proposal, smoking pot in public would still trigger a misdemeanor charge.
Critics of stop-and-frisk say young white men are equally likely as young black men to be in possession of marijuana. But far more often, minorities are stopped by police and asked to empty their pockets.
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I haven't had any sex in months, I mean im not a exactly a bed hopping charged battery-bull but you know, i like the occasional roll in the grass or more like the pavement you know. But you can't even get laid in this land without undergoing torturous psychological trauma where the girl will give you no end of hell accusing you of knocking her up and jumping the gun.
I am sorry, i may be offending a lot of ladies here but to my credit, i really don't care. I almost suspected myself of turning into a homosexual for goodness sakes! i have been for so long removed from womankind by choice that there are points of time when i am seriously concerned about the true nature of my sexuality, this is a serious, serious problem.
This all started ages ago, along with my first experiences with women. I have always been careful not to be too sexually involved with a woman that im emotionally involved with and my list of encounters of the close kind have mostly been with causal flings. But then again this is not a very telling point seeing as i've only really been emotionally involved with about 3 women (and only two of them anything close to serious). But the thing is, sexual experiences in my book feel nothing as good as when there is a bit of emotion involved.
Casual flings are great. but there is a reason they are casual and pretty soon you get bored and move along yeah? and the more time you spend in casual flings the more you tend to start wanting something more real and more exciting and then poof! before you know it, you are treading the Menstrual Swamps, with bitch fits, hissy fits (apologies to DQ whom i met over the weekend and whom i thought was very nice), underground arguments waiting to grab you by your feet and drag you under, and the occasional extremely dangerous surprise landmine that will explode the moment you keep your foot in the wrong place.
It takes a long time to navigate out of the Swamp, and its a tough, tough process. There will be many vines that grab you. Many zombified 'other people' who will involve themselves and perform slave rituals in trance like dreams to make your life even more of a living hell than it already is. The swamp itself will play mind games on you, it will make you believe that you don't really want to leave! it will try and convince you that it is in reality a paradise, and it will actually show you a some wonderful times to prove it. But these wonderful times will soon be few and far between and one must know to get out whilst one still can. One must be strong and determined. And immune to the temptations of the flesh.
Such drama and torture is not worth the sex on tap that is probably the sole benefit of the whole operation. Oh of course there is love and understanding and caring and all that, but that's nothing a guy can't mostly do without, cos it all comes at such a great price see? And like i said, sex in a relationship is different from just plain old sex. No, to me its more intense, more thrilling, much more of an experience than just a wham bam thank you m' am at Big John, Dehiwala. Sex with emotion is truly ecstatic. And the other kind simply pales in comparison.
So what do we do then? this is quite the perplexing conundrum (not the blog). Here i lie frustrated the fuck out, wanting to get laid but pooh-pooh-ing at a casual fling, checking out boys and wondering what the fuck is wrong with me, examining this post and wondering why the fuck i've written the word 'fuck' so many times. Trying my best to stay the hell away from emotional involvement with women and not finding it all that hard either because i'v become jaded and cynical and most of the women i know don't make me feel like i should be in a relationship with them anyway.
Yes, the world is boring and nothing presents me a challenge worth taking.
Change man, change is what i need.
Obama! is this the thanks i get for telling my best friend in Maryland to vote for you? So what if he was not a citizen and couldn't actually vote? and so what if i didn't actually tell him anything in the first place? %%$^#$!


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Trash and recycling pick-up will continue as scheduled on Monday.
Martin Luther King Jr. Day on Monday, Jan. 21 is a federal holiday, and most county offices will be closed for the day. Here's a rundown of what you need to know for next week.
Schools: closed
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Courts: closed
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Yet, almost all of us taxpayers in private industry must work on that day!
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Many, if not almost all, taxpayers in private industry work on Veteran's Day, Columbus Day, President's Day, too.
1:51 am on Friday, January 18, 2013
I just want to note that not all MTA services are operating on a holiday schedule. Bus, subway, and light rail are operating on their regular weekday schedules.
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I always had off on MLK Day and President's Day..never on Columbus or Veteran's Day. Our veteran's deserve a day that is set aside for them. At least all veterans should have off from work on this day.


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Today, we use basket case to mean someone who is crazy, or psychologically hopeless. It turns out the actual definition can be traced back to World War I. The phrase first came along as a slang term during World War I. It referred to quadruple amputees, or those who had lost all four limbs.
The reason for this is that soldiers who lost all their limbs were carried away in baskets. This wasn't because of a shortage of stretchers, but because if they had been carried on stretchers, they would have been too prone to falling out.
To be fair, this wasn't a very common occurrence. But since then, the definitions have broadened to refer to anything whose function is impaired. Still, the most common usage is in mental illness, specifically in cases where someone is incapable of behaving naturally.
Basket case has also referred to a country that can't pay its debts, an abandoned vehicle stripped of its parts, or simply an eccentric person.
Though the term was never exactly politically correct, thanks to the euphemism treadmill we mentioned in an earlier article (http://bit.ly/M0YzJ4), calling a quadruple amputee a basket case is today pretty rude.
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Some comments I've read speculate that since Chris Summers is getting workouts now by other teams, he will be signed to a team. Even if we put him on our PS, he probably would get poached.
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The Chicago Bears officially announced their eight man practice squad today, after cutting down to the 53-man roster yesterday.
The one surprise on the practice squad list is RB Harvey Unga who can't seem to find a position on the 53-man roster. Unga has shown some skills as a fullback and allowed the Bears to trade away Tyler Clutts.
Unga spent his first year on the IR and his second year on the reserve list. He started to make waves at camp with receiving ability and his willingness to learn how to block. Whether Unga can continue to develop remains to be seen, but it's clear he has taken a developmental step forward this offseason.
Also on offense the Bears kept two offensive tackles in UDFAs James Brown as a LT and Corey Brandon as a RT. Brown has been the better performing player of the two though is doesn't fit the prototype size of an offensive tackle.
Brandon on the other hand does fit that size and has shown some potential. He has a long ways to go in order to live up to his size and potential. Brandon is going to have to improve in a major way to have a shot at making the Bears roster in the future.
Of the two tackles Brown probably has the most promise of future development as he's shown good footwork and polish in the preseason. Still, Brown likely faces and equally tough uphill climb given his overall lack of size.
As expected runningback Armando Allen was kept on the practice squad and could be the first player signed off the Bears' practice squad by another team. Allen just missed making the 53-man roster and likely lost his spot due to the fact that the Bears couldn't stash Lorenzo Booker in the same role as they can Allen.
If for any reason Booker falters Allen would probably be immediately brought up based on his ability.
Quarterback Matt Blanchard is the Bears' developmental QB that will take a spot with the eight man group. Blanchard was among the first cuts to get to 75 and has shown some promise as the offseason has progressed. If an injury occurs to QB Jay Cutler and Jason Campbell is the starter it would seem highly unlikely that the Bears would sign Blanchard to the active roster to be the backup to Campbell. That first call would go to Josh McCown who arguably had a better preseason than Campbell.
Perhaps the one surprise omission from the team is wide receiver Chris Summers who showed a lot of promise in camp. The 6-foot-5 wide receiver had a tremendous game against the Redskins, but came up short in his bid to remain with the Bears. The Bears instead go with receiver Joe Anderson a 6-foot-1 UDFA from Texas Southern. Perhaps a little Lovie Smith Texas bias went into Anderson's selection, though he showed well in the first preseason game.


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Wednesday, February 1, 2012
Consider The Waistcoat
In case you were wondering, all waistcoats are vests, but not all vests are waistcoats. The name waistcoat applies to the waist length modern sleeveless vest, as opposed to the original vest which was, and sometimes still is though not as part of a man's suit, considerably longer (try saying that fast three times).
The vest rather than the waistcoat was introduced as a part of correct dress during the restoration of the British monarchy by England's King Charles II in the seventeenth century. It was derived from the long sleeveless coats seen by English visitors to the court of Shah Abbas in Persia, and was worn for most of three hundred years as an outer garment just as we wear a jacket today.
The waistcoat became the middle part of the lounge suit around the start of the twentieth century, and remained a required part of men's business clothing, and even casual dress, until the Second World War. Its ubiquity stemmed from the fact that it added an extra layer of warmth in the days before central heating. As made by Savile Row tailors from the 1920s on, it was usually cut from the same cloth as the rest of the suit, single breasted, with a six button front and a notch or shawl collar or no collar at all. In addition, linen waistcoats in shades of buff, cream, light gray and light blue were worn for semi-formal and formal daytime occasions and tattersall plaid odd waistcoats were worn with tweed in the country. The waistcoat also remains part of both white and strict black tie evening ensembles.
The ubiquity of central heating, the automobile's increased protection from the elements and strict rationing of cloth during World War II combined to make the lounge suit version of the waistcoat optional, but it still has its uses. A waistcoat can extend the months that a mid-weight suit can be worn comfortably by adding a layer when temperatures drop. And of course the combination of single breasted jacket and vest is warmer than either single breasted or double worn without, which can eliminate the need to carry a topcoat in forty or fifty degree weather (4 to 15 Celsius or thereabouts).
The gray double breasted waistcoat in the photo is worn on a cool day paired with a tan tab collared end on end shirt, a black, tan and paisley necktie and a maroon wool square with tan dots. The latter two are from the ASW store.
Consider the waistcoat.
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- daniel said...
Would peak lapels work better with the double breasted waistcoat? Great suit nonetheless.
- February 1, 2012 at 9:07:00 AM PST
- Will said...
You'd find that peaks are too busy next to the notch lapels of the jacket.
- February 1, 2012 at 9:22:00 AM PST
- daniel said...
I meant on the jacket
- February 1, 2012 at 11:08:00 AM PST
- Will said...
Personal taste. Peak lapels are more formal than notch and I wear a stroller when I want to be formal during the day. I don't care for peaks on my single breasteds the rest of the time.
- February 1, 2012 at 11:46:00 AM PST
- daniel said...
Thanks. BTW, since starting to read your blog, my dress has improved dramatically. My taste isn't yours, but the principles of matching color, texture and fabric you impart have opened new sartorial vistas to me. Thanks
- February 1, 2012 at 11:54:00 AM PST
- oldsarj said...
Will has that effect on people . . .
- February 1, 2012 at 12:10:00 PM PST
- Todd Kunz said...
Will, I never read your blog without learning something new. Thank you. Thanks to you and Chris Cox my students refer to me as the best dressed college instructor that they have ever seen.
- February 2, 2012 at 12:57:00 AM PST
- Ray Frensham said...
Great suit and fabric, Will – but what's the idea of the centre seam on the front? For me it doesn't work and should be plain and...er...seamless. Sorry.
- February 2, 2012 at 6:53:00 AM PST
- daniel said...
I am actually developing something of a reputation as one of the better dressed lawyers in the small upstate New York county where I live. While much of that has to do with Will's advice (the best being "buy the best you can afford and take good care of it"), it also has to do with the paucity of men who wear vested suits and fedoras.
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BUENA VISTA, Colo., March 6, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Walrus & Carpenter Productions LLC announces the availability of Alicewinks, a 164-minute audio/video/text animated app on the Google Play Store. Featuring the complete text of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll, in both audio and optional text tracks, Alicewinks has an animated, portrait-oriented video track based on the illustrations of 12 early 20th century artists.
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In a recent trip to Las Vegas for some editorial photo shoots, I Yelped a Thai restaurant and came upon Le Thai. It was a tiny joint that looked like a strip club from the outside.
The place was modest, but the taste was anything but that. I ordered drunken noodles and Julie ordered garlic fried rice with a "Ladyboy Cocktail" to wash everything down.
When asked how spicy, I said four on a scale of five with five being the hottest. The kind server noted that food cannot be returned if inappropriate to taste. I heeded the warning and chose a level three spicy. She smiled in agreement.
A level three spicy was delightful. Any more would have made the searing pain unpleasant. I was so enamored with the flavors that I wolfed down Julie's bowl as well before returning to Grace Ormonde's Las Vegas party.
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DEAR MAYO CLINIC: As I've gotten older, I seem to get leg cramps at night more frequently. Is there anything I can do once it begins, or do I just have to wait it out? Are there ways to prevent them from occurring in the first place? ANSWER: Anyone who's ever woken up with a leg cramp knows how painful it can be when one of their muscles suddenly contracts. Night leg cramps typically involve calf muscles. Yet, it's possible to get these cramps in the feet or thighs, as well. In most cases, night leg cramps are harmless and can be relieved or even prevented with some simple stretching or other self-care measures.
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When he moved to Los Angeles, Charlie Capen, 20 at the time, could have joined his friends hitting the clubs. Instead, he fell in love with a woman eight years older, an age difference that has provided far more benefits than challenges - except for one thing. "When she'd start to talk about Duran Duran or Erasure, I was like, 'What are you talking about?'" said Charlie Capen, now 31 and married to Avara, 39, for eight years. Aside from light teasing about divergent pop culture references, and occasional jokes that Avara will trade Charlie in for a younger model, the age gap barely registers in their romance, even as society still looks askance at the pairing of an older woman with a younger man. Though hardly as scandalous as it was in Mrs. Robinson's day - Hollywood's proud examples include Mariah Carey (10 years older than her husband, actor Nick Cannon)
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Can you solve the 'when to buy' conundrum?
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January 22, 2013
Lots of ink and pixels have been devoted to the quest for an answer to the question, "When is the best time to buy airline tickets?" My pat answer has always been, "When they're on sale," but colleague George Hobica of Airfare Watchdog says - and I agree - you can't predict the next sale. Nevertheless, folks keep trying, and you might want to check out the possibilities. The latest information comes from the online travel agency, CheapAir.com, focused on how far in advance the optimum time to buy might be. CheapAir's data are based on extensive mining of its own purchase records: - On historical average, says CheapAir, the ideal time to buy a domestic ticket is 79 days, or seven weeks, in advance of departure, when the average fare for the sample was about $400.
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May 13, 2013
Back in mid-January, following yet another desultory home loss to the Suns, Tom Thibodeau crinkled up his face and offered a quote for the ages about readiness to play. "If they say we're playing at midnight on the roof, you should be saying let's get the ladders," he said. As the Bulls trudged off the United Center floor for possibly the last time this season late Monday, 88-65 losers to the Heat, they could've added lifeline to ladders on their checklist of things to pack for Miami.
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November 14, 2012
The most dreaded part of a colonoscopy is prepping for it. The day before the exam, patients often drink large amounts of a vile-tasting liquid, then it's off to the throne for the better part of the day and night. Though unpleasant, this extreme intestinal purging is a critical part of the process. The more thoroughly the colon is cleaned out beforehand, the easier it is for a doctor to detect and remove potentially dangerous precancerous polyps. Colonoscopies, or exams of the lining of the rectum and large intestine through a flexible tube called a colonoscope, are recommended for everyone starting at age 50 and every 10 years after that.
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17 puppies found abandoned near Indiana Dunes
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May 14, 2013
Seventeen mixed lab puppies were found dumped along a road near the Indiana Dunes, but authorities say they are all healthy and plan to hold adoptions as early as this weekend. "They're great little puppies," said Ashley Hill, dog coordinator for Lakeshore PAWS, a shelter in Valparaiso that is taking care of the dogs. "They're hilarious. " Karen Read told the Northwest Indiana Times that she was driving along State Park Road, just east of Indiana Highway 49 in Porter County Friday night when she spotted the puppies.
Concealed carry rules for Illinois emerge but face uncertain fate
By Ray Long, Monique Garcia and Rafael Guerrero, Chicago Tribune reporters
May 16, 2013
- A measure spelling out who can carry concealed handguns and where they can carry them emerged Thursday after months of contentious negotiations, a system with one set of rules for violence-plagued Chicago and another for the rest of Illinois. Though the attempt at a compromise cleared its first hurdle in the Senate, it faces considerable opposition from gun rights advocates who derided it as an effort to greatly restrict where guns could be carried for self-defense and argued that it gave too much leeway to law enforcement in denying permits.
Website gives Illinois customers power to compare electricity rates
By Julie Wernau, Tribune reporter
July 19, 2011
Finally, Illinois residents can shop for electricity the same way they shop for groceries — by comparing prices. For the first time since Illinois opened itself to electric competition more than a decade ago, a website launched this month by the Illinois Commerce Commission allows consumers to see how much Commonwealth Edison and Ameren are charging per kilowatt-hour and if they could save by switching to a competitor. Consumer advocates say the site is a game changer, clarifying what has been a frustrating and confounding process.
Impatiens disease changing American gardens
By William Hageman, Chicago Tribune reporter
April 22, 2013
Chicago-area gardeners face a whole new landscape this spring and summer, one without a longtime favorite. Over the last two years, a fungal disease has devastated America's impatiens beds. Downy mildew was reported in Illinois and 35 other states last year; it was seen in only 11 states in 2011. And the prospects for 2013? "I don't have a crystal ball, but I would bet that areas that had it in the past will still be plagued with that problem," says Greg Stack, a horticulture educator with the University of Illinois extension service.
U.S. Cellular customers will pay price for deal with Sprint
By Wailin Wong, Chicago Tribune reporter
April 27, 2013
Customers knew to expect some changes when U.S. Cellular Corp. announced plans last year to sell its business in Chicago and several other Midwestern markets to Sprint Nextel Corp.. What they didn't know is that they would have to get new phones. Chicago-based U.S. Cellular is selling its spectrum and about 585,000 customer accounts in markets in Chicago, central Illinois and St. Louis, Indiana, Michigan and Ohio. The $480 million deal with Overland Park, Kan.-based Sprint, announced in November and expected to close in a few weeks, affects about 10 percent of U.S. Cellular's subscribers.
Medical marijuana bill OK with Illinois House
By Ray Long and Rafael Guerrero and Tribune reporters
April 17, 2013
SPRINGFIELD - The Illinois House voted to legalize marijuana for medical use in a potential breakthrough for supporters Wednesday following an emotional debate that included lawmakers' stories of friends and relatives seeking relief from overwhelming pain and sickness. The 61-57 vote for a four-year pilot program was cheered by supporters who say the House has long been the highest hurdle for legalization; the Senate has previously passed similar legislation and Gov. Pat Quinn said Wednesday he was "open-minded" about the proposal.
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Wynkoop Brewing Brings Back Cottonwood Organic White Fundraiser Beer
We are now celebrating the return of Cottonwood Organic White, an organic fundraiser beer we first released last March.
An unfiltered, American-style wheat beer, Cottonwood Organic White is made with organic malts and wheat, kaffir lime leaf and organic agave nectar. The custom-made beer is fermented with an American strain of wheat beer yeast and is 4.6% ABV.
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We are now distributing our fourth hand-canned craft beer -- Belgorado Belgian-Style India Pale Ale -- in the Denver area.
Our small-batch, Belgium-meets-Colorado beer combines the wonders of two of the world's best beer cultures with Wynkoop artisan brewing and farm-to-fermenter thinking.
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Song Premiere: The White Mandingos (Murs, Bad Brains), "Warn A Brotha"
May 21, 2013 by Cassie Whitt
The White Mandingos, whose lineup features Murs, Darryl Jenifer from Bad Brains and Sacha Jenkins SHR, talk industry in their new track "Warn A Brotha," which you can stream below. The song comes from their debut album The Ghetto Is Tryna Kill Me, out June 11 on Fat Beats.
"The Ghetto is Tryna Kill Me is our Tommy," says guitar-playing White Mandingo Sacha Jenkins SHR. Jenkins SHR, who is a huge Who fan, cites the group's 1969 rock opera as a definite influence on Ghetto's voice. "And "Warn A Brother" is a 2013 take on "Pinball Wizard." Murs is the black Roger Daltry meets the black Eazy E...Darryl is the black John Entwhistle. Listen to this tune over a weekend and, depending on your religious beliefs, you could wind up having a Black Sabbath."


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We had a recent ski trip to Belleayre and spent two nights at the Margaretville Mountain Inn. It was just myself and my two children ages 7 and 10. We had a beautiful room and the kids were in love with both the friendly dog "Bear" and the most delicious breakfasts. They could not stop talking about the french toast... More
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The field for the 2013 National Championships is now set as the Men's Challenge Round came to a close Sunday night.
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Jan. 4, 2013
Ludus Tours and USA Curling partner to launch Follow The Team tour packages
(STEVENS POINT, Wis.) - Today Ludus Tours, a travel and hospitality company that specializes on packages to major global sporting and cultural events, signed a partnership with the United States Curling Association (d.b.a. USA Curling) to be its Official Tour and Hospitality Supplier. Through this sponsorship, USA Curling members are now offered exclusive Follow USA Curling Tour Packages and discounts to see their teams compete at various global events, including the 2014 Winter Games and the 2014 Continental Cup of Curling.
"As curling grows in popularity nationally and internationally, we want to be able to offer fans more opportunities to feel a part of the action," said Rick Patzke, chief operating officer for USA Curling. "Ludus Tours brings a solid reputation and insider knowledge to the fan experience and hospitality business. We want to help all fans get there, wherever there may be, and Ludus can help make a good curling experience great."
Follow USA Curling Tour Packages will include handpicked accommodations, private airport transfers, exclusive access to VIP hospitality and various other perks. USA Curling fans can now travel together to watch the sport's star athletes compete at events such as the 2014 Olympic Winter Games and the 2014 World Financial Group Continental Cup of Curling (Jan. 16-19, 2014, in Las Vegas), which will be the first time this event is held outside of Canada. The Sochi Winter Olympic Games will take place two weeks later from Feb. 7-23, 2014. The XXII Olympiad marks the first time the Winter Olympics will take place in Russia.
"We are thrilled to be able to offer our packages and hospitality support to the USA Curling community," said Adam Dailey, managing director of Ludus Tours. "I love curling and we're looking forward to working with Rick (Patzke) and his team. We are really going to create and enhance the fan travel experience at curling events."
Ludus Tours is the Official Tour Operator for USA Luge and US Speedskating. Fans can view Sochi travel online at www.wintergames.travel. Ludus offers special discounts on most tour packages for USA Curling members.
About Ludus Tours Ludus Tours provides complete travel, tour and hospitality packages to the world's premier sporting and cultural events, including the 2014 World Cup in Brazil, 2016 Summer Games in Rio de Janeiro, and Munich's Oktoberfest, among others. Tours is based in San Diego, CA. For more information, please visit www.LudusTours.com.
USA Curling is sponsored by AtomAmpd, Nike, Brooms Up Curling Supplies, Sitrin, and The RAM Restaurant & Brewery and is partnered with Ludus Tours, CurlingZone, and RJM Licensing, Inc.
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The field is now set for the 2013 USA Curling Junior National Championships Jan. 26-Feb. 2 at the Broomstones Curling Club in Wayland, Mass.
USA Curling has been awarded a grant from The Chicago Community Trust in support of the growth of the sport.
Through use of these funds, the organization plans to improve resources available to both existing and emerging clubs. Examples of targeted projects include improving existing certification programs, developing resources for emerging clubs, and identifying successful recruiting and retention practices. The Trust has awarded grants to the association every year since 2006.
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