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"Varsana - The capital of King Vrishabhanu"
Varsana is where Srimati Radharani lived and had many past times with Krishna. It is 42 km from Mathura and has a 7 km parikrama path around it. There are four peaks that make up Varsana Maan Garh, Mor Kuti, Vilas Garh and Dan Garh and each one of these peaks is a head of Lord Brahma. Lord Brahma wanted to do some personal service for Radha and Krishna, so he incarnated himself as these hills.
On top of one these hills is the Larily Lal Temple (Sriji Temple), the temple of the beloved, which is where the original Radha-Krishna Deities of Varsana reside. The Deities in this temple were installed by Vajranabha. There are colorful pictures on the walls and ceiling, depicting the loving pastimes of Radha and Krishna. This temple is an important place to visit.
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Heads up San Francisco architecture fans!
This weekend the American Institute of Architects in San Francisco will be kicking off its first-ever set of Living: Home tours in gorgeous Marin County! There will be some breathtaking green projects on display ranging from Dwyer Design's Radius House renovation to SB Architecture's Hillside Residence, which was recently crowned the first LEED for Homes certified residence in Marin County. It all takes place Saturday May 15th from 10AM – 4PM and tickets are selling fast, so if you'd like to see these eco-friendly architectural masterpieces firsthand register today!


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By ALEXANDRA REGUEIRO
The Hippodrome Cinema cordially invites you to an uneasy night at Martha and George's troubled home on Saturday, June 24… As part of our Cocktails and Classics series, that is.
Outrageous behavior, scandal, Liz Taylor and the Hipp — what more could you ask for? Be a fly on Martha and George's wall this weekend and peer into their evening of sadistic games, revealing the couple's deep, dark secrets.
You won't want to miss this five-time Oscar-winning classic that still sends chills down its viewers' spines, even 50 years after it hit theaters. Directed by Mike Nichols, who brought us "The Graduate," "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" offers explosive performances and is deemed one of the most severely truthful American films of the century.
Get your tickets by visiting thehipp.org/cinema or calling (352)375-4477.
Overview of the evening:
Admission is $20 and includes one free specialty cocktail or soda with ticket, along with hors d'oeuvres from Dragonfly.
– Reception begins in the art gallery and bar at 6:45 p.m.
– Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? begins at 7:30 p.m.
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RSVP Herb Sheers
I had these herb shears on my Christmas list for 2 years until I finally bought it myself. Oh man, I'm so glad I did. The name is rather self explanatory. Ever made salsa and try to chop sticky cilantro? Annoying. The Herb Shears are perfect for herbs like cilantro, basil, parsley, etc. But, I also started using them for chopping things like yellow onions, green onions, peppers, all sorts of veges to throw in a salad or on top of a sandwich. I love to make a Flatbread Sandwich for lunch and cutting up onions, peppers, and cheese takes me a fraction of the time.
Boil Over Safeguard
I have NO idea how I managed to boil noodles or potatoes before I had this. In fact, I pretty much destroyed my old stove stop with water that would boil over. The Boil Over Safeguard is made of sturdy silicone and is dishwasher safe. It rinses off easily and is flexible for easy storage. I have the red one on the left, but there are quite a few different kinds that include cute shapes and colors. I also like to give these as gifts for holidays or as a housewarming gift. I NEVER boil anything without mine anymore, especially now that I have a glass cook top. Really helps the clean up.
Prepworks Fruit & Vegetable Keeper
I have both versions of the Prepworks Fruit and Vegetable keeper shown above and I wish I had more. I personally use the one on the left more often than the other one and I think it works a little better too. What I love so much about these is the multifunctional features. You store fruits and vegetables longer and they stay fresher, you can rinse said fruits and vegetables right in the bowl, and you can set them out as servers when you have guests over. The bottom green tray comes out for rinsing and cleaning and there is a guide on the front that lets you know if you need to keep the vents open or closed or whether or not to add a little water in the bottom tray depending on what you're storing.
The one on the right is collapsible too, which is great for easy storage. This really is a must have for fruits, vegetables, lettuce, etc. I have premade salads and stored them these for days. All of the ingredients are sill crisp and delicious days later.
Genius Nicer Dicer
Yes, this is an "As Seen on TV" product, but it also another kitchen essential in my house. For those of you who don't know how these gadget work, you place the item you wish to slice and/or dice on the plate with the appropriate blades, close the lid, press down, and Voila! This particular brand comes with a TON of different blade plates, slicers, safety holders, peelers, and even a lid so you can store your chopped items in the fridge.
While I don't use this product every day, it is a life saver for Christmas Dinners, Thanksgiving, parties, and any kind of event when I'm making large quantities of food. I do not like spending a half hour chopping onions and celery into tiny chunks. No. Thank. You. This is absolutely perfect for slicing, dicing, chopping, shredding, grating (perfect for Parmesan cheese), and storage.
NOTE: There are a lot of different brands that have a similar product to this one. I highly recommend the Genius Nicer Dicer. It's far more sturdy than other choppers I have used… and ultimately broken. Plus, it comes with a lot more accessories for a similar cost to others that only come with 2 – 3 different blade plates.


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Ming-Na Wen has been speaking to TV Guide about the character arc for Agent Melinda May in season three of Marvel's Agents Of SHIELD and reading between the lines, this could be the last season for "the Cavalry"as she's known. But is this all a clever double bluff?
This season will apparently find May struggling with her work/life balance, wondering if SHIELD should take precedence over her personal life. After all, she did end last season back in a relationship with her divorced husband, Andrew.
Wen says the problem stems from the fact that "when someone is so devoted to their work as May was," but then discovers that "SHIELD isn't really what she dedicated her life to… that there was definitely a lot of corruption to SHIELD" it makes them question their priorities. Added to that, May's past means she's wary of the, "uncertainty now with the Inhumans being brought in by Coulson."
As a result her developing story is about, "figuring out her final decision in season three and I think Andrew will probably play a part in it."
So, what do you think? Are we seeing the last of May? Or will some supervillain kill Andrew just as she takes the decision to retire, forcing her back into the frame? Will she just find life as a doting wife a bit dull? Or is she going to dump Andrew and elope with Kermit instead?
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According to Fiji Times Online, under Fiji's new Crime Decree, those who make a living off prostitution are liable for a jail term of six months while people caught hiring prostitutes can get jail terms of up to 12 years.In addition, anybody found operating a brothel, or services which procure prostitution are liable for prosecution with the penalties being harsher when the crime involves people under the age of 18.Also, anyone residing with a prostitute is also liable.However, according to the report, the Fiji Women's Crisis Centre says bringing in tougher laws will help ease the problem of prostitution but will never eradicate it.According to the report, the Centre's coordinator, Shamima Ali, says that even if the new laws with its harsher penalties take away the sex workers from the streets, "there is a very high chance that prostitution will go underground".She said the level of poverty in some areas was extreme, and the Centre was aware of cases where wives took up prostitution in order to take some money home."The men usually stay at home waiting for their grog and cigarette money, and the women provide for the whole family including sending the children to school," she said.The new Crime Decree comes into effect this week.
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Move to Skåne – the southern part of Sweden
Whether you want to move to southern Sweden as a private person, entrepreneur or investor, it is worthwhile keeping track of what is on offer in Skåne and learning about the practicalities of moving here.
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ANNOUNCEMENT: Art Academy's mid-term break Halloween Art Camp is now open for bookings.
ANNOUNCEMENT: Art Academy's mid-term break Halloween Art Camp is now open for bookings. Booking form below. Happy Halloween.
5-14 years old. 29th October – 02nd November | Monday – Friday | 10 – 2 pm | 087 7201717
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Art Academy Summer Camp 2018 | Week 2
Congratulations to Laoise, Ryan, Gwen, Evan, James, Zoë, Rose, Emma, and Heidi on completion of their Portrait of Adele Bloch-Bauer by Gustav Klimt master copy. The results of their hard work speak for themselves, in the pictures below. Scroll down to the end and check out their process. There is a really cool story behind this painting illustrated well in the film Woman in Gold starring Helen Mirren and Ryan Reynolds. Watch the trailer here. You can check it the full length feature on iTunes here.
2 places available on 16-20th July on Art Academy Summer Camp 2018
Art Academy Summer Camps have begun today with our 5-8 years old artists starting their mastercopy of Henri Rousseau's "Mandrill in the Jungle"
There are 2 spaces remaining on next weeks camp for 9-13 year old artists. Get in touch if you'd like to book a place.
Extra dates added to the Art Academy Summer camps
You asked, we listened. Extra dates added to the Art Academy Summer camps. 2nd-6th July 2018 for 5-8 years old. The 9th-13th dates sold out almost immediately and I know a few of you were disappointed.
There are 3 places remaining on the 9-13 years olds camp on July 16th – 20th. Get in touch: firstname.lastname@example.com
Learn to draw and paint artist Frida Kahlo
If you didn't make it to art camp at the Academy, I have something for you.
Below are the step by step for drawing and painting a portrait of Mexican artist Frida Kahlo. Enjoy trying it at home and make sure and ask an adult to send me a picture of your work: email@example.com I'll be dying to see it. Have fun.
Need inspiration? Here are some paintings of Frida by the art camp artists
Easter Camp 2018 at Art Academy
How to Draw St. Patrick
Happy St. Patrick's Day guys 🍀☘ Enjoy a bit of pre Easter art camp drawing.
#HowToDrawStPatrick #StPatricksDay2018 #sharingtheloveofart #kidsart
Upcoming Children's Easter Art Camp 2018
Happy pancake Tuesday.
Pancake Tuesday reminds us that Easter is on the way. I will host an Easter Art Camp this year in the Harold's Cross Community Centre. I have popped a copy of the leaflet below. There are 12 spots on each course. Looking forward to seeing your artist there.


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Crashes annoy users and lead to negative reviews and loss of users. Crash detection is one tool in your arsenal, but the cycle time of detect, isolate, fix, and publish is on the order of multiple days with iOS apps. That is simply too slow in today's world where hundreds of user's could post negative reviews in a matter of hours. AgileMobile allows you to easily isolate major features or new code changes that will automatically be tracked for reliability, and if the predictive analytics predicts a reliability issue, it will automatically dial back the percentage of users that have that code enabled so that other users are not affected, resulting in avoiding crashes completely automatically.
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4 ingredients is all you need to make these Raw Walnut Brownies. They're gluten-free, vegan, paleo and refined-sugar-free but still taste incredible! Plus they take just 5 minutes to whip up.
It's been far too long since I've teamed up with my blogging ladies to give you the best of the best in healthy recipes. We've been at this for over 2 years and it's been fun and challenging to try and make these monthly round-ups happen.
We love each other, this community and bringing you guys delicious meals, but as we've grown personally and professionally, trying to get a date on the calendar between 6 busy people has been interesting.
You guys should see our conversations trying to sort out dates. There's literally one day each month when we can all post and it needs to be decided like 2 months in advance. Even then, some of us have to skip out every now and then because of a posting conflict. Those of you who think bloggers aren't busy should take a look at some of these convos!
Needless-to-say even we needed a round-up that included easy, simple recipes that don't require a lot of time. NO-BAKE TO THE RESCUE!
So today we're bringing you our favorite no-bake recipes. Perfect for breakfast, snacking or dessert (or like anything really…). Let's jump in:
These Raw Lemon Coconut Bars from Fit Foodie Finds are naturally sweetened, gluten-free, vegan, paleo, and a perfectly refreshing dessert! I tried them myself when I was in Minnesota and they are AMAZING.
Get the recipe –> HERE
Easy, customizable, and totally perfect for the summer months these Kiwi pops or bites from Lexi's Clean Kitchen are coated in chocolate and drizzled with your favorite toppings!
Get the recipe –> HERE
A healthy frozen treat, these banana ice cream bars from Eating Bird Food are topped with date caramel, sprinkled with walnuts and coated with a crunchy chocolate magic shell. They're absolutely delicious, vegan, gluten-free and paleo!
Get the recipe –> HERE
These puffed millet cookies from Running to the Kitchen are a no-bake treat coated in dark chocolate and filled with dried cranberries and toasted macadamia nuts.
Get the recipe –> HERE
These salty-sweet, super easy, no-bake bars from Food Faith Fitness taste like a frozen Almond Joy! They're the perfect healthy summer treat that's paleo and vegan friendly!
Get the recipe –> HERE
This recipe for Raw Walnut Brownies actually came out of another recipe I developed for Avocados from Mexico. It was part of the crust of a no-bake cheesecake I made and even though I could eat like 15 of them at once, I kept finding myself going for the crust first.
So naturally, I had to see how it would taste if the filling was ditched and I froze them into brownies.
Not surprisingly, cacao powder, walnuts, dates and sea salt make for a seriously delicious treat that literally takes 5 mins to make. The only downside being that they take 5 mins to make and therefore dessert has become all-too accessible.
But honestly, I could go for any of these recipes. I'm a total sucker for no-bake because I love anything easy and allows me to spend time with my best friend, Mr. Food Processor.
What? You don't consider a food appliance to be a best friend? Try any of these recipes and you will understand what I mean.Print
Raw Walnut Brownies
- Prep Time: 10 minutes
- Total Time: 10 minutes
- Yield: 12 brownies
- 2 cups raw walnuts
- 1 cup pitted dates
- 3 tbsp raw cacao powder (cocoa powder works too)
- 1/2 tsp sea salt
- Add all ingredients to a food processor and process until mixture comes together into a sticky ball. Do not over-process as the walnuts will break down too much and make the mixture difficult to hold together.
- Line an 8 x 8 inch baking dish with plastic wrap or parchment paper.
- Spread mixture into pan ensuring top is flat.
- Freeze for at least 1 hour.
- Remove from freezer and pan and cut into 12 brownies.
- Store in an airtight container in freezer.*
*these are best directly from the freezer and may get too soft if left out for too long. They still taste delicious though!
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The Creative Culture and the 2nd Amendment: A Recap
By Lauren Glass, '13
According the U.S. Department of Justice Statistics Report, 11,101 homicides by gun were carried out in the U.S. in 2011.
Why that many, and how can that be changed?
That's the question a room full of students, teachers, artists, and community members debated at last week's Creative Culture Exchange.
Ok, so a discussion about gun violence and the second amendment may not seem like the kind of artsy topic that usually consumes a Creative Culture Exchange discussion, but there's a point to be made. Art is about creativity, but creativity isn't just about "art." Creativity is a necessary component to problem solving any issue. And in that sense, it takes an artistic approach to solve any problem, even one as political as gun violence.
The discussion certainly demonstrated this creative aspect to problem solving. Creativity is about generating new perspectives and ideas, and the perspectives and ideas that were given spanned the entire range of the spectrum. There was no shortage of issues to be touched on: mental health, gun culture, media effects, American exceptionalism, and the education system were just some of the topics debated in relation to gun violence in today's society. There's no way I could begin to summarize everything that was brought up.
But by the end of the conversation, a common thread began to stand out. The creative flow began to push people to discuss the need for a more unified voice in order to affect change.
Artist and panelist James Pate said, "We have this attitude that it's always all about us. And if what's affecting you isn't affecting me then it's not important to me… We need an academia that promotes the world, not just the country we live in."
A teacher in the audience built on this by suggesting that instead of taking the time to look at the core issues in our society, too many people are targeting the individual surface issues that affect some and not others. Not only does this method leave some people out in the cold, but it also means that support for issues is fragmented as opposed to unified as everyone takes up their own cause.
Graul Chair in Arts and Languages and panelist Dr. Richard Chenoweth stressed the importance of being active in seeking change, and being active in reaching out to others to achieve that change:
"The only way I know of to change things is to be an agent of change. And if you want change to happen, you have to be an advocate, and to be an advocate, you have to be informed, and to be informed you have to know the facts… and we have to have people who share a vision, because we are not that different. We all have aspirations and desires for our communities, and they're not that far apart."
But a big part of creativity, and problem solving, is careful consideration and reaction. So of course a review of this kind of Creative Culture Exchange discussion would be incomplete without sharing my own reaction to the conversation.
So what do I think? I can't say I have an absolute theory as to why the U.S. has such a high rate of gun violence, but a DECA student in the audience said something that struck me, "I think we need to think about what guns symbolize: power, control."
So I did some research on gun symbolism, and found that a number of Psychology studies suggest that seeing a gun, knowing a gun is present, or even just hearing the word "gun" tends to cause people to behave more aggressively. The Psychology Today article, "The Weapons Effect," published on January 18, 2013 by Brad J. Bushman, Ph.D. does a good review of some of these studies. It seems that there is something to be said for recognizing the symbolic power of guns, and what that means for a society that is so saturated with imagery of guns and violence.
But even though I think this might contribute to the problem, I don't think any one factor on its own can explain the rates of gun violence. There are areas around the world that have more guns, less guns, more violence portrayed in the media, less violence portrayed in the media, more violent histories, less violent histories, and still have less gun violence.
As for how to change the rates of gun crimes, I think panelist and involvement advocate Peter Benkendorf hit the nail on the head:
"Everybody has to see that we're in this together, and that changing our nature of gun violence and even trying to address the second amendment specifically is going to be a long slow process."
He pointed to the change in the nature of smoking over time in the U.S. as an example, mentioning that over the past few decades, smoking has gone from commonplace to illegal in most public venues in most states.
He emphasized the slow and steady nature of the process, relating it back to the issue of gun violence:
"It seems like every time there's a mass shooting, we're looking for Washington to change things, where it's really going to take things like Mothers Against Drunk Driving and organizations working at the grassroots to get together, and it's really going to be a long, slow process to get the changes that we're looking for."
While we may not have solved the gun control debate in one hour and a half long sitting, we did continue a much needed discussion about a huge problem we're facing in today's society. It's so important to constantly strive to exercise critical thinking and creativity when approaching real-world problems, and I think this Creative Culture Exchange did a great job reminding us of that.
To learn more about ArtStreet's Creative Culture Exchange series, visit the ArtStreet website or call 937-229-5101.
Lauren Glass is a senior at the University of Dayton, where she is studying journalism. Currently working as a social media assistant for ArtStreet, she enjoys music, writing, and photography.


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Uniqlo x Alice in Wonderland
Last week, Alice in Wonderland was released in Japan! Very popular, I can't get tickets still now…
Uniqlo collaborated with the movie, I got a leggings which inspired from Alice's tea party. I'll wear it with my denim skirt when I go to the movie!!!
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How Blog Commenting Can Still Be a Healthy Part of Your Post-Penguin SEO Strategy [Case Study]Blog Post: October 31, 2012
To be honest I landed on this page while doing some blog commenting. It normally takes me forever and a day, as I read the articles in depth and sometimes even have to do some research to find out what the writer is actually talking about, so I can post a relevant and thoughtful comment.
so thanks for the article, what I got out of it, is not to think "too much" like an SEO when doing blog commenting.


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29 March 2012
Register window open
Register window for second phase of Super League 2012 is due to be open on March 30th. Vietnamese clubs have four weeks to add new players to their squad before it's closed on April 26th. There will be no break during this period like every year. The fixtures will go on normally and the season break is moved to June when Vietnam U22 and Vietnam national team have international fixtures.
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hi erick. I do not know how to share stuffs with you so i drop them here. This is a brilliant model that V league should consider copy. Oh and btw, Johnny Nguyen has just acquired Vietnamese Passport. Now let's hope for the best.ReplyDelete
I think that it will be interesting to check this year Super League, but It would be great to know more detail that how much each team have to pay.ReplyDelete
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Tethered (Short 2017)
Director: Daniel Robinette
Writers: Jeff Cox, Daniel Robinette
Stars: Jared Cook, Grace Mumm and Kayla Stuhr
Runtime: 12min
Synopsis (from IMDb): "Abandoned by his mother, Solomon is left to live in isolation while abiding by three rules. Having grown accustomed to his routine, he begins to realize the rules may be a hindrance to a life-changing discovery."
Tethered is the next short by the talented team over at 4 Leagues Media. Following up from Drawn to Fear (2016) and The Time Will Come (2016) (which I've previously reviewed both favourably). Don't be alarmed there is no bias here, I must uphold my critical integrity!
As mentioned above in the brief synopsis Tethered follows a boy named Solomon. He lives out in the wilderness and must hunt and trap to survive in the harsh conditions. He is guided by three rules bestowed to him by his mother. He physically tethers himself to the cabin, (he is of fixed abode!) so he doesn't wander and get lost, given his ailments and the condition that he is in. These are all subtly uncovered over the course of the early stages of the film.
For a 12min film, it seemed fairly fleshed out, more than most short films of this duration. The pacing was spot on for the story that was being told. I've come to know the style of filmmaking. If I watched blindly I believe I would be able to guess and say "yes, this is a Robinette I'm watching."
Where I felt this short lost its footing was for the climax scene. Thematically it felt out of character with the rest of the film. I have had the opportunity to discuss this with Dan after the fact and my suspicions were confirmed with him as to why certain narrative decisions were made. But I will let you, the potential viewer, to make up your own mind.
I've been told I was the first outsider to have laid eyes on Tethered and what a pretty sight indeed. From a purely technical standpoint, the film cannot be faulted. The acting, cinematography, the location and basically everything that fills the screen oozes character, detail and style. The story was captivating and I was sucked right into the world in which Solomon inhabits. Years of backstory conveyed by both visual and audio cues. This is a testament again to the continued quality 4 Leagues Media manages to produce. For me it has been 3/3 that have knocked it out of the park in this very competitive arena of short films.
Verdict: Not the end of Robinette's tether
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Wednesday, June 25, 2014
Two senators have secured $500,000 for repairs and renovations to the historic Victoria Pool at Saratoga Spa State Park ahead of its full-time opening on Saturday. State senators Kathy Marchione (R-Halfmoon) and Betty Little (R-Queensbury) will join Louise Goldstein and Andrew Jennings – the co-founders of Save the Victoria Pool Society – at 10:30 a.m. Thursday on Roosevelt Drive in the park to announce the half-million dollars in funding from this year's New York State budget. The money will be used to make improvements to the Victoria Pool and promote the Victoria Pool Society's 2014 volunteer drive, Marchione said. "We were shocked when we got the call," said Goldstein of Saratoga Springs, a long time booster of the stately pool built in 1934. "We're very grateful to Senator Marchione." The persistent Save the Victoria Pool Society contacted and met with Marchione to explain the needs at the pool, Goldstein said. The group's efforts in 2003 moved state leaders to provide $1.5 million in funding to fix the pool and keep it open. "Since we got the original money, there really hasn't been a lot done," Goldstein said. She said the pool's once elegant lobby was dirty and empty of furniture, the site's iron railings were rusting and lots of other work was needed. Constructed in 1934 during the Great Depression, Victoria Pool was the first heated pool in the United States. "This resource needs to be preserved and protected so future generations can experience and enjoy the full beauty of Victoria Pool," said Marchione, who faces a challenge from former interim Troy schools superintendent Brian Howard, a Democrat from Troy, in November.
Friday, June 20, 2014
We are still leaping for joy that New York City Ballet will be at SPAC for two weeks in 2015 and will continue to work tirelessly on behalf of the greatest ballet company in the world.
Thursday, June 19, 2014
Friday, June 06, 2014
Victoria Pool to open Saturday, 6/7/14. let the moths out of your bathing suits, folks.
Gazette article
Friday, June 6, 2014
schedule is weekends only
By Justin Mason
Victoria Pool again opens earlySARATOGA SPRINGS — Fans of the Victoria Pool, get ready to make a splash.
The early start will mark the second consecutive year the state Office of Parks, Recreation and
Word of the opening was sweet music to Louise Goldstein's ears. The co-founder of Save the Victoria Pool Society eagerly awaits the opening each year and has tirelessly lobbied park officials to open the landmark earlier than mid- to late June.
Goldstein and her friends make a tradition of catching the first and last day at the pool, plus many others in between. On Saturday, they plan to be there two hours before the pool's 10 a.m. opening to secure its most precious resources: the forest green lounges and umbrellas.
"We'll be lining up at 8 o'clock for those white doors to open," she said Thursday, "then it'll be a mad dash for the umbrellas and lounges."
The park's other pool, the Peerless Pool, will remain closed until June 28. Unlike the predominantly adult crowd that frequents the Victoria Pool, the zero-depth-entry Peerless Pool is typically used by children.
Constructed in 1934, the Victoria Pool was the first heated pool in the country. It is no longer heated but retains its original brick arches and walkways.
A hot spot for New York City Ballet dancers over the years, the pool fell into disrepair during the late 1990s and early 2000s. Goldstein and other fans founded the Save the Victoria Pool Society to push for funding to restore the structure. Then-state parks Commissioner Bernadette Castro committed $1.5 million to restoring the pool in 2005.
The massive overhaul included replacing the pool's original
The Victoria Pool will receive another $500,000 in funding this year as part of $9.5 million in park improvements announced by Gov. Andrew Cuomo in April. Plans are for various aesthetic improvements, pool deck repairs,
Goldstein still hopes the state will consider opening the Victoria Pool on Memorial Day, when other parks around the region mark the start of the season. But for now, she'll revel in the thought she and other fans will be basking poolside this weekend.
"Whatever is the magic of the pool, mostly it's the people and people seeing each other after a long hard winter," she said.
Thursday, June 05, 2014
Yeah, Victoria Pool to open weekends from Sat.June 7, 2014 and then daily from June 28, 2014.
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FORT WORTH - Construction on the $115 million Anthracite Building at Taylor St. and Sixth St. downtown will begin by the end of 2015, with plans calling for it to be ready for tenants in two years.
The office tower, to be built at 640 Taylor St., has been reduced to 25 stories from 26.
The Downtown Tax Increment Finance Board approved $4.8 million toward the project to cover infrastructure work in the public right-of-way, with the money to be reimbursed to the owners over three years beginning in 2018.
The building will still have four floors of below-street parking and 11 stories of above-ground parking are planned, but only 14 floors of office, residential and restaurant space.
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March 24 — Hailing the release of the final silica rule on March 24, Secretary of Labor Thomas Perez at times was apologetic, recounting stories about thousands of workers who died from inhaling silica.
"It shouldn't have taken this long," Perez said, addressing an audience of labor representatives and businesses that support the new rule. "Today public policy is catching up with science."
The silica rule sets a permissible exposure limit (PEL) for airborne crystalline silica of 50 micrograms per cubic meter of air (50 μg/m3) for general industry, construction and maritime employers. The new PEL is half the old general industry PEL of 100 μg/m3, and 80 percent less than the old construction and maritime standard of 250 μg/m3.
Perez pointed out the 50 microgram PEL is the same level the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) recommended in 1974. The old PELs were adopted in 1971.
About 2.3 million workers are exposed to silica in workplaces, according to OSHA, and of those, about 940,000 are exposed to silica levels exceeding the new standard.
The new standard takes effect June 23. However, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration is allowing industries up to five years to comply with the rule. The compliance deadline for construction is June 23, 2017, while the general industry and maritime deadline is June 23, 2018.
One exception is for oil and gas drilling fracking operations, whose compliance deadline is June 23, 2021.
OSHA administrator David Michaels said the different timetables were based on when OSHA believes employers would be reasonably expected to be in compliance. Fracking was given extra time to comply in order to enable employers to use emerging technologies.
Because of the long compliance lead times—often new OSHA rules call for implementation within two or three months—OSHA doesn't anticipate extending the deadlines, as it has done with portions of other rules, Michaels said.
Though the final rule is 1,772 double-spaced pages, Perez said compliance is often simple. Wetting down surfaces while they are being ground or cut and using vacuums to capture airborne silica will often bring a workplace into compliance, the secretary said.
Michaels and Perez said they expect some employer groups will complain loudly—what Perez, quoting President Franklin Roosevelt, called "calamity howlers." And, the groups may try to stop or challenge the rule through federal court petitions for review and in Congress, he said.
Some large commercial construction companies are backing the rule, including Turner Construction Co., whose ongoing projects include the renovation of the U.S. Capitol dome, and Gilbane Building Co.
Chris Jahrling, vice president of Turner Federal Services, spoke after Perez and said the company wants its workers to have "long healthy retirements"—a reference to the fact that silica-related illnesses sometimes taking decades to appear.
"We look forward to working with the respiratory silica standard," Jahrling said.
Michaels and Perez said the rule's value should be measured in lives saved.
Inhaled crystalline silica particles can cause illnesses, including an incurable lung disease called silicosis, as well as lung cancer, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and kidney disease.
OSHA's final calculations on how many deaths will be prevented and implementation costs have changed since the 2013 estimates in the proposed rule.
The rule, when fully implemented, is expected to prevent 642 deaths annually and prevent 918 moderate to severe silicosis cases, for a total annual benefit of $6.39 billion.
The benefits are down from OSHA's figures in the 2013 proposed rule. OSHA had estimated 688 lives would be saved and 1,585 illness prevented for an annual benefit of $5.25 billion.
While the projected benefits decreased, estimated implementation costs increased. Now, OSHA estimates the annual cost of implementing the rule is $1.03 billion, a $352 million increase over the annual costs calculated in the 2013 proposed rule.
The yearly net benefit of the rule is $7.66 billion, up from the $4.62 billion estimated in 2013.
Industry groups have said OSHA has substantially underestimated compliance costs. Based on the 2013 proposed rule's guidance, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce estimated the annual cost at $1.5 billion to $6 billion .
Michaels said updating the 1971 standard became a priority for his staff after he took the post in 2009. Perez was credited with driving the silica rule through two reviews by the White House's Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs.
The rulemaking (RIN 1218-AB70) has been ongoing for more than a decade. The small business review was held in 2003.
A notice of proposed rulemaking was issued a decade later in September 2013 (78 Fed. Reg. 56,274), leading to an extended public comment period and about three weeks of public hearings in March 2014 .
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That sticky feeling on your lips, constantly fishing my hair off of your face, people seeing their reflection in your lips... I don't have that many positive associations with lip gloss but whilst perusing the shelves of Walgreens in America, gob smacked at how cheap all the makeup was I came across a lip gloss I hadn't seen before - 'Stay Glossy' by Rimmel. I took it home because it was something ridiculous like $2 and from then I was converted.
I love the applicator, it's big and soft but has a more narrow end for more precise touch ups. The best part is it isn't sticky or drying just looks like a nice natural sheen on your lips. The shade I originally got was a browny nude, and it was the first lip gloss I managed to empty before it got lost or forgotten. Unfortunately I couldn't repurchase the same shade in the UK, so I got this lovely pink which is 160 'Stay my Rose'. As you can see it's a lot clearer than it seems, but if you mix with Kate Moss Lipstick in 05 as I have done in the photo that's a pretty perfect match.
This definitely fills the lip gloss hole in my makeup collection and I love using it day to day when my face just needs a bit of perking up.
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I found the recipe on Pinterest awhile ago and wanted to try them right then and there. I don't know why I waited until now!
They're easy breezy {*whoosh* CoverGirl} to whip up… and they're stinking delicious.
I haven't baked since Saturday *gasp* and was so excited to make these today, I made them before I even got dressed.
It's funny, because I talked about priorities today… I'm a messed up child.
{say hello to my lunch.}
They're like a doughnut…
MINUS all the stuff you don't want going into you and without the scary task of frying.
Last time I fried food, I pretty much saw my life flash before my eyes.
They're so crispy and crunchy with the butter and cinnamon sugar on the outside, and then the inside is so soft and heavenly!
Baked Cinnamon Breakfast Bites
1-1/3 cups all-purpose flour
1 cup crisp rice cereal, coarsely crushed
2 tablespoons plus 1/2 cup sugar, divided
3 teaspoons baking powder
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/4 cup butter-flavored shortening {I used butter}
1/2 cup milk
1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
1/4 cup butter, melted
Mix flour, crushed cereal, 2 tablespoons sugar, baking powder and salt in large bowl.
Cut in shortening with pastry blender or fork until the mixture resembles coarse crumbs.
Add milk and stir just until moistened.
Roll dough into approximately 2 1/2 dozen 1 inch balls.
Mix cinnamon and remaining sugar in a small bowl.
Drop balls into melted butter and roll in cinnamon sugar mixture.
Place balls onto greased 8 or 9 inch round pan.
Bake at 425 degrees for 15-18 minutes or until inserted toothpick comes out clean.
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HONG LEONG GARDEN (丰隆花园) is a 999-year Leasehold apartment located at 216C West Coast Way in District 5 (Southwest - Buona Vista / West Coast / Clementi) - Outside Central Region in Singapore, HONG LEONG GARDEN comprises of 72 units the highest block in HONG LEONG GARDEN has 1 floors.
The nearest MRT/LRT station for HONG LEONG GARDEN is EW23 Clementi which is about 0.93 km away. There are 10 bus stops near HONG LEONG GARDEN. The nearest expressway exits for HONG LEONG GARDEN are AYE Exit 11 - 0.19 km away.
There are 1 supermarkets near HONG LEONG GARDEN, the nearest is at blk 502, west coast drive, #01-41, singapore 120502 by Fair Price, around 0.56 km away.
There are 2 primary schools, near HONG LEONG GARDEN.
There are 1 nearby government land sales nearby.
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Portable outdoor spas are all the rage these days, and it is not difficult to see why. They are much easier to install and maintain, cheaper, and far more mobile than standard hot tubs, thus allowing for quick and easy relocation if necessary. In fact, the presence of a quality portable spa can also substantially increase the value of your household, and even end up being tax-deductible in case you use it for treating a variety of physical conditions, such as arthritis.
A matter of mobility
While standard hot tubs are rather heavy and very difficult to move, portable ones, on the other hand, are a completely different story. Some companies are even known to offer help to their customers who need to transfer their new spas to their new households. At times, house sellers opt to leave their portable spas behind. In case the new homeowners do not like the location of the spa, they can simply and with very little effort move it to a location they deem is perfect.
You can take it anywhere you want
As we've said, standard hot tubs can be pretty heavy. The majority of portable spas do not weigh more than 50 pounds. And, to make one work its magic, all you will need is a simple power outlet. Therefore, as long as you have electricity as well as working outlets, you can enjoy in your beautiful spa at any time, regardless of the weather conditions.
If you are someone who is looking for something more adventurous, you can always take your spa with you. This is great, especially if you are an outdoor type of person who relishes in spending time in nature. Now, while in this case there might be a problem of finding an outlet, keep in mind that there are plenty of spa models that feature batteries. With such a spa, you can set up in the middle of the desert or a thick forest and enjoy the warm water and bubbles.
Main types of portable spas
Nowadays, you can easily find three major types portable spas. These are fiberglass spas, hard side spas, and inflatable ones. What makes them different? Well, an inflatable spa is very similar to a large balloon, given that it can be set up in no more than 10-15 minutes. On the other hand, hard side spas feature vinyl lining and wood panels, which make them more durable and slightly more complex to set up. Fortunately, they can still be assembled and disassembled in a matter of minutes. Lastly, if you want the largest possible portable spa, you should go with a quality fiberglass model. These are not so much for outdoor use as they are for indoor use. However, despite their size, they can still easily fit through most doors.
The prices
To get the best impression about the prices of the inflatable and other portable spas, you should check out this site. In general, the prices of these spas range from $500 to more than $5000, depending on their weight, durability, aesthetic features, and model. The majority of them have a capacity of around 250 gallons of water and can accommodate at least 6-8 adult persons. If you want to go with the cheapest option, go with an inflatable spa. If the money is not a problem, don't hesitate to purchase a fiberglass model.


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Mario Is Making His Way to iOS with Super Mario Run Mobile Game
Play with one hand!
During today's keynote speech, Apple revealed that Nintendo's popular plumber Mario is coming to iPhone.
Shigeru Miyamoto took the stage to reveal that one of gaming's most iconic characters will be coming to Apple's smartphone devices first, before releasing to competitors later. The game is a brand-new adventure and will be called Super Mario Run.
Super Mario Run will see the titular plumber automatically begin running to the right, with obstacles and enemies appearing as he makes his way to the flag at the end of the stage. Of course, as well as avoiding this and reaching the end, players will have to collect coins that appear on the screen as they go.
Super Mario Run can be played one-handed, a first for the series, and emphasizing a truly portable Mario experience.
There's also another mode called Toad Battle, included. This sees players competing against their friends in collecting the most Toad fans in an arena. The person with the most Toad fans will emerge the victor.
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TOMBALL - The Tomball Economic Development Corp. is set to break ground on a 102-acre business park, called Tomball Business & Technology Park, at 11526 Holderrieth Rd.
The master-planned business park offers development-ready sites for new and expanding businesses, and tax incentives are available. Construction on the project is expected to take about 15 to 18 months.
The project, which was set to break ground January 29, has delayed the groundbreaking ceremony due to expected inclement weather.
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Alvin Lee
19 December 1944 – 6 March 2013
Yes, I know this track falls a few months outside of making it as a bona fide 70s hit. In fact, when it came to hit singles, Ten Years After never really had any. But no one can deny the contribution Alvin and his band made to hard rocking 70s blues.
so close
The closest Ten Years After came to having a hit single was in 1971 when I'd like to Change the World peaked at #40 on the Billboard Hot 100.
ten years after and Woodstock
Hailing from Nottingham in the UK, Ten Years After produced eight Top 40 albums on the UK Albums Chart and 12 on the US Billboard 200. Perhaps their best known track, in my mind anyway, is I'm Going Home which they performed at Woodstock and which was subsequently included on both the Woodstock album and movie.
The band were active from 1966–1974, in 1983, and from 1988 to the present.
The performed at Woodstock on Sunday, August 17, from 8:15 – 9:15 pm, between Country Joe and the Fish and The Band.
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Alvin left Ten Years After in 2003, but continued to perform until his death. He died in Spain on 6 March, 2013 from unforeseen complications following a routine surgical procedure.
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- I'm Going Home was written by Alvin Lee, featured on the Ten Years After album Undead, and was performed by the band at Woodstock.
- I'm Going Home lyrics.
I'm Going Home – Ten Years After at Woodstock – 1969
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John C. Saunders Jr., Paul J. Calvo and Olive J. Hawk, three retiring staff members with 82 years combined service, were honored last week with a luncheon by their Liberty High School colleagues.
"Liberty is losing three of its pride-and-joy staff members. We are losing three cherished friends who will be hard to replace," said Thomas J. Doluisio, who was Liberty's principal until January when he became acting superintendent of the Bethlehem Area School District.


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A new dad who hadn't been out on a date with his partner in a while came up with a genius solution that didn't require a babysitter.
Mark Hoyle, who blogs and vlogs at LadBaby, filmed his solution and posted it on Facebook, much to the amusement of his followers.
At the beginning of the video, Hoyle tells his partner, Roxanne, that he'd organise date night for the following evening.
But rather than go to the hassle of finding and booking a babysitter, Hoyle decided to bring date night to their house.
Roxanne is originally a bit miffed when she realises that they're not going out for their date and will be staying home instead.
But when Hoyle leads her out into the garden for the big reveal, she's gobsmacked.
He had hired an inflatable pub - fully stocked with a real bar - in their back garden.
"Best of both worlds, now we don't have to pay for a sitter," he told her.
Hoyle films their evening at the bar, where a baby monitor is sat next to them to keep watch on the little one). It included beer pong and dancing with music and a smoke machine.
The video has had more than two million views in five days since it was posted online and has had more than 9,000 comments.
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Joss Whedon is coming under fire on social media for a leaked 'Wonder Woman' script he allegedly began writing in late 2005, according to the Sydney Morning Herald.
The script first appeared on Indieground Films in May and many believe it is genuine because of the Silver Pictures, watermark, 2006 date, and snappy dialogue that matches Whedon's signature style, The Daily Dot reports. It had drawn vitriol at the time, which died down but resurged this week after a Twitter thread ripping into it went viral.
Raye Sashayed (@_sashayed) shared what she considered the worst parts of the script and summed up that it was "gut-deep bad, angry and depressing," especially in light of how well received Jenkins's "Wonder Woman" has been.
reading the wh*don wonder woman script was never any fun but after seeing/crying at actual WW it becomes a viscerally insulting experience— Rave Sashayed (@_sashayed) June 15, 2017
PHEW!!! i was super worried the queen of the amazons might just be regular middle aged and not in her prime at all pic.twitter.com/GdmOu4bFrt— Rave Sashayed (@_sashayed) June 15, 2017
this script is so gut-deep bad, angry & depressing i feel like im picking on a scared nerd even tho whedon is a millionaire &i tweet in bed pic.twitter.com/56DzMAWvL4— Rave Sashayed (@_sashayed) June 16, 2017
Here it is, little girls! Your superhero movie. pic.twitter.com/2Jnk44q0mw— Rave Sashayed (@_sashayed) June 16, 2017
"To say she is beautiful is almost to miss the point. She is elemental, as natural and wild as the luminous flora surrounding. Her dark hair waterfalls to her shoulders in soft arcs and curls. Her body is curvaceous, but taut as a drawn bow. She wears burnished metal bracelets on both wrists, wide and intricately detailed. Her shift is of another era; we'd call it ancient Greek. She is barefoot," states the script's introduction to the character.
Whedon has admitted in the past he pictured Angelina Jolie while writing his version of "Wonder Woman."
The script also features an awfully racist and stereotypical portrayal of a "gangster"-type villain, has Diana sexy-dance to distract male villains and has multiple characters refer to Diana as a "bitch" and "whore."
oh GOOD i was just WONDERING if we'd ever get some JAW-DROPPING RACIST CARICATURES in this script!!!!!!!!! pic.twitter.com/3ukVk8ZVqR— Rave Sashayed (@_sashayed) June 16, 2017
It also has Steve deliver this incredibly fun and empowering line, "You're not a hero, Diana. You're a fucking tourist." Whee!
For Whedon, a self-proclaimed champion of women in media, the negativity isn't new. He is a polarizing figure with as many critics as he has supporters.
An entire Tumblr blog, Joss Whedon Is Not A Feminist, serves to showcase what it considers examples of the the director's misogyny. Whedon has also been criticized for his depiction of Marvel's Black Widow in "Avengers: Age of Ultron," where he seemingly equates being infertile with being a monster, and reduces what was a strong female character to the role of love interest for the Hulk. Others believe he fired actress Charisma Carpenter without warning from his show "Angel" because she dared to become pregnant.
More generally, many of the criticisms levelled at Whedon simply point out that while "Buffy The Vampire Slayer's" portrayal of women was groundbreaking in the 1990s, Whedon's feminism is now out of date and one-note, often focusing on thin white women who are physically strong but emotionally weak.
"I wish he hadn't turned, in 20 years, from the man who wanted to see the blonde girl in the horror movie survive and thrive into the rich bastard who thought it was funny to call Natasha Romanoff a cunt on IMAX and who called her a monster for being the victim of medical abuse," one Tumblr post sums up.
Whedon's feminism is now seen as out of date and one-note, often focusing on thin white women who are physically strong but emotionally weak.
Patty Jenkin's 2017 film, meanwhile, isn't without its own criticisms. Several outlets have complained the film only serves to empower white women and lacks intersectionality. Others have criticized the fact that while it is directed by a woman, it's written by men, and all of its producers are men except Deborah Snyder — wife of fellow producer Zack.
For Whedon's part, the writer-director has been very supportive of the final "Wonder Woman" film. The "Buffy" creator has described the film as a "goddamn delight" and hit back at critics of several women-only screenings.
The re-emergence of Whedon's script on the heels of Jenkins's "Wonder Woman" has served as a reminder of what the blockbuster could have looked like if Warner Brothers hadn't decided to take a chance on Jenkins.
Thanking the entire universe for not allowing the sexist & terrible Joss Whedon Wonder Woman to ever get made. pic.twitter.com/xZrBsjmVY4— ✨libby ✨ (@ladylibberty) June 15, 2017
Many fans have expressed concerns about Whedon, who is signed on to direct a "Batgirl" film for Warner Brothers, which many worry will have similar tones to the leaked script.
me reading joss whedon's original script for wonder woman and realising he's gonna direct batgirl pic.twitter.com/bfBaIVKwXZ— moony (@avxnger) June 16, 2017
Realizing that Whedon is in charge of Justice League and the Batgirl movie. pic.twitter.com/j6ch3PPmJ6— 🌊Fangirl Jeanne🌺 (@fangirlJeanne) June 16, 2017
Hopefully Whedon finds a way to pull his feminism out of the '90s in time for his newest superhero ventures.
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Elizabeth Warren has a plan for universal child care
Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) will unveil a major new initiative on Tuesday designed to make sure every family can afford high-quality child care, according to several people who have heard about the proposal or seen material describing it in the past week.
The plan seeks to make access to child care universal, the sources told HuffPost, by offering federal funds to providers that offer care at their facilities on a sliding income scale.
No family would have to spend more than 7 percent of its household income on child care, no matter the number of kids. Families with incomes below twice the poverty line, which is roughly $50,000 a year for a family of four, would pay nothing.
Meredith Watson, who has accused Virginia lieutenant governor Justin Fairfax, details her experience since coming forward
Since I came forward less than two weeks ago, certain politicians offered to support me if I made it a partisan issue. I refused. Likewise, I have refused to make this a financial issue by suing for compensation. I have refused to make it a law-enforcement issue. Despite nearly 100 offers to be interviewed, I have refused to make my rape a media opportunity.
My motivation was never for personal gain.
And what have I gained? I have endured relentless scrutiny of my personal life and an unending, bitter flood of hurtful misinformation trumpeted by the media.
This occurred precisely because I sought to protect my privacy and the privacy of my family. There were inquiries into my years in elementary school. Personal medical records were probed, and financial information was revealed. None of this is relevant.
A little radiation on your vacation
For nearly two decades at the Grand Canyon, tourists, employees, and children on tours passed by three paint buckets stored in the National Park's museum collection building, unaware that they were being exposed to radiation.
Although federal officials learned last year that the five-gallon containers were brimming with uranium ore, then removed the radioactive specimens, the park's safety director alleges nothing was done to warn park workers or the public that they might have been exposed to unsafe levels of radiation.
In a rogue email sent to all Park Service employees on Feb. 4, Elston "Swede" Stephenson — the safety, health and wellness manager — described the alleged cover-up as "a top management failure" and warned of possible health consequences.
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Roger Stone is at it again
Roger Stone posted a picture on his Instagram Monday of U.S. District Judge Amy Berman Jackson, the federal judge presiding over his case, with crosshairs in the corner.
In the post, he accuses "Deep State hitman Robert Mueller" of ensuring that his case landed in her hands, since she's an Obama appointee – the implication being that she's out to get him. He ends his post with his classic digital panhandling for his legal defense fund.
The post comes just days after Jackson instituted a partial gag order against Stone and advised him not to make comments that would endanger his own case.
More than a dozen AGs will sue over Trump's national emergency
California and a dozen other states are filing a lawsuit challenging Donald Trump's national emergency declaration on Monday, California Attorney General Xavier Becerra said.
"The president admitted that there's not a basis for the declaration, he admitted there's no crisis at the border, he's now trying to rob funds that were allocated by Congress legally to the various states and people of our states," Becerra told Andrea Mitchell on MSNBC Monday afternoon.
"The separation of powers is being violated, we're going to go out there and make sure that Donald Trump cannot steal money from the states and people who need them, since we paid the taxpayer dollars to Washington, D.C. to get those services," he said.
Sorry, Knicks fans
Joe Biden tends to lead in 2020 polls. That might be meaningless.
Joe Biden's big lead in early Democratic 2020 polling might be a bunch of malarkey.
While most polls show the former vice president hovering around 30 percent of the Democratic primary vote, well ahead of second-place Sen. Bernie Sanders, two recent surveys paint a starkly different picture — raising the question of whether Biden is a real front-runner or just has big name-recognition. Those polls show far more Democratic voters undecided about which candidate to support, and they pegged Biden's backing at a much less intimidating 9 to 12 percent.
The results are so varied partly thanks to different methodological choices by the pollsters. But parsing the results is more than an academic exercise: While Biden weighs a third campaign for the presidency, he and his allies must consider whether polls a year before primary season really reflect Biden's true strength — and his potential rivals have to calculate whether the former vice president could overwhelm lesser-known challengers in 2020.
If you know a Flat Earther, they probably started on YouTube
Researchers believe they have identified the prime driver for a startling rise in the number of people who think the Earth is flat: Google's video-sharing site, YouTube.
Their suspicion was raised when they attended the world's largest gatherings of Flat Earthers at the movement's annual conference in Raleigh, North Carolina, in 2017, and then in Denver, Colorado, last year.
Interviews with 30 attendees revealed a pattern in the stories people told about how they came to be convinced that the Earth was not a large round rock spinning through space but a large flat disc doing much the same thing.
Of the 30, all but one said they had not considered the Earth to be flat two years ago but changed their minds after watching videos promoting conspiracy theories on YouTube. "The only person who didn't say this was there with his daughter and his son-in-law and they had seen it on YouTube and told him about it," said Asheley Landrum, who led the research at Texas Tech University.
Cory Booker is trying to woo Amazon to Newark
The anger and finger-pointing hasn't let up in New York City over Amazon's decision to abandon plans to local a new headquarters there, but Senator Cory Booker of New Jersey sees a clear next step: bring HQ2 to Newark.
Booker, who was once Mayor of Newark and is now running for president, said that ever since Amazon announced its retreat from New York, officials in New Jersey's largest city have reached out to the retail and technology colossus.
"We want HQ2," Booker declared emphatically in an interview with Cheddar's J.D. Durkin. "We've sent that message out already. And everybody from the Governor to the Mayor to local leaders have been reaching out to Amazon."
NYC to institute nation's first ban on hair-based discrimination
Under new guidelines to be released this week by the New York City Commission on Human Rights, the targeting of people based on their hair or hairstyle, at work, school or in public spaces, will now be considered racial discrimination.
The change in law applies to anyone in New York City but is aimed at remedying the disparate treatment of black people; the guidelines specifically mention the right of New Yorkers to maintain their "natural hair, treated or untreated hairstyles such as locs, cornrows, twists, braids, Bantu knots, fades, Afros, and/or the right to keep hair in an uncut or untrimmed state."
In practice, the guidelines give legal recourse to individuals who have been harassed, threatened, punished, demoted or fired because of the texture or style of their hair. The city commission can levy penalties up to $250,000 on defendants that are found in violation of the guidelines and there is no cap on damages. The commission can also force internal policy changes and rehirings at offending institutions.
An 11-year-old faces charges after refusing to stand for the pledge
A sixth grader in Florida was arrested after his refusal to participate in the Pledge of Allegiance escalated into a confrontation with police and school officials, authorities said.
The unnamed boy was charged with disrupting a school function and resisting an officer without violence on Feb. 4, the Lakeland Police Department said in a news release.
A local news outlet, Bay News 9, reported that the confrontation began after the student at Lawton Chiles Middle Academy, near Tampa, called the flag racist and described the national anthem as offensive.
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Bystanders caught in cross fire of police shoot-out in New Orleans
Five people waiting at a bus stop in New Orleans were shot during a police shootout with a robbery suspect Sunday, police said.
The suspect was fatally shot by a Louisiana State Police Officer at the end of foot chase with gunfire throughout, Chief Shaun Ferguson said.
Ferguson said detectives had been investigating two armed robberies in the city's 6th district when they identified a person of interest near a bus stop at the intersection of Canal Street and Elk Place at 6:43 p.m. Sunday.
The detectives called uniformed officers to help question the suspect, but when they attempted to engage, the individual pulled out a weapon and began firing, he said.
A detective and one of the officers returned fire and five bystanders – all adults – were struck during the exchange of gunfire, Ferguson said.
Seven Labour MPs jump ship
Seven Labour MPs, including Chuka Umunna and Luciana Berger, have resigned from the party over Jeremy Corbyn's leadership, saying they will sit as a new independent group.
In a press conference on Monday, the MPs – who also include Gavin Shuker, Angela Smith, Chris Leslie, Mike Gapes and Ann Coffey – delivered a scathing attack on the party for being "institutionally racist" and betraying its members over Brexit.
Japan's prime minister nominated Trump for a Nobel Peace Prize at White House's request
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe nominated U.S. President Donald Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize last autumn after receiving a request from the U.S. government to do so, the Asahi newspaper reported on Sunday.
The report follows Trump's claim on Friday that Abe had nominated him for the Nobel Peace Prize for opening talks and easing tensions with North Korea. The Japanese leader had given him "the most beautiful copy" of a five-page nomination letter, Trump said at a White House news conference.
The U.S. government had sounded Abe out over the Noble Peace Prize nomination after Trump's summit in June last year with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, the first meeting between a North Korean leader and a sitting U.S. president, the Asahi said, citing an unnamed Japanese government source.
Anthony Weiner is no longer in prison, but will need to register as a sex offender
Convicted ex-congressman Anthony Weiner has been sprung from prison — and is now part of a federal re-entry program in New York, records show. Weiner has been transferred from Federal Medical Center in Devens, Mass. where he served a bulk of his 21-month sentence for sexting a 15-year-old girl from North Carolina, according to Federal Bureau of Prisons records.
The 54-year-old is now being supervised by the federal Residential Reentry Management, which has a field office in Sunset Park and operates multiples facilities, the records say. He is either in a halfway house or in home confinement, TMZ reported. It's not clear when the transfer took place. Weiner is set to be released from federal custody on May 14, thanks to good conduct behind bars that shaved about three months off his sentence.
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Meanwhile, in real national emergencies …
Student-loan delinquencies surged last year, hitting consecutive records of $166.3 billion in the third quarter and $166.4 billion in the fourth. Bloomberg calculated the dollar amounts from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York's quarterly household-debt report, which includes only the total owed and the percentage delinquent at least 90 days or in default.
That percentage has remained around 11 percent since mid-2012, but the total increased to a record $1.46 trillion by December 2018, and unpaid student debt also rose to the highest ever.
Delinquencies continued to climb even as the unemployment rate fell below 4 percent, suggesting the strong U.S. job market hasn't generated enough wage growth to help some people manage their outstanding obligations.
And if that's not enough, maybe Mitch McConnell can find some wall money at all those overfunded schools at Shaw Air Force Base in South Carolina
Face the Nation anchor Margaret Brennan, on Sunday: The president just declared a national emergency in regard to getting the funds for his border wall. In terms of getting those funds though through this emergency action and there's about three point six billion of it that could come from military construction efforts, including construction of a middle school in Kentucky, housing for military families, improvements for bases like Camp Pendleton and Hanscom Air Force Base. Aren't you concerned that some of these projects that were part of legislation that you helped approve and Congress are now going to possibly be cut out?
Senator Lindsey Graham: Well the president will have to make a decision where to get the money. Let's just say for a moment that he took some money out of the military construction budget. I would say it's better for the middle school kids in Kentucky to have a secure border. We'll get them the school they need. But right now we've got a national emergency on our hands.
A record number of women running for president will provide a record number of chances to avoid sexism in how they and their campaigns are covered
"There is a narrow universe of acceptable behavior for women," explained [media consultant] Heidi Moore[.]
In politics — as in so many other spheres — women get bashed far more than their male counterparts for personality quirks, vulnerabilities and actions of all sorts. Not to mention their appearance and speaking voices. Think of how far a female candidate would get if she came off like the rumpled and ranting Bernie Sanders.
"We see in coverage of women lawmakers that even minor flaws are treated as disqualifying," Moore told me, "while men's flaws get brief attention but are glossed over as a case of 'nobody's perfect.' " …
Society and journalism conspire, Moore noted, creating an unfair standard: "While men get to be flawed and human and complex, women are mostly allowed to audition only for pedestals, for sainthood, for absolute purity."
So far, no one in this field looks like a candidate for sainthood. And if such a woman could be found, surely her unbearable piety would disqualify her immediately.
Be it business or politics, this emperor has never been wearing clothes
It was inevitable that Trump would refuse to be stymied by Congress, and that he would take a victory lap regardless of what happened in the real world. In that context, his border-wall machinations are only partially about appeasing conservative pundits or his political base; for the most part, they're about appeasing his sense of himself. He's been doing this sort of thing his entire life: Spinning victory yarns from incontrovertible losses was a hallmark of his troubled business career.
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In central Rockies, bikers gain clout
May 20, 2018
GLENWOOD SPRINGS, Colo. – The number and diversity of mountain bike trails in the Roaring Fork Valley region of the Colorado Rockies has exploded over the last decade — thanks in large part to riders finally forming a sort of political peloton.
New trails from Aspen to Glenwood Springs are thanks in large part to lobbying, fundraising and pick-and-shovel work by the Roaring Fork Mountain Bike Association, formed in 2008.
Trails were constructed at the Smuggler Mountain-Hunter Creek Valley network, at Sky Mountain Park between Aspen and Snowmass Village, via the Basalt and Carbondale accesses to the Crown in the midvalley and on Red Mountain in Glenwood Springs.
"A big difference between now and 10 years ago is we're working with the land managers and going through the process to get these trails approved," said Mike Pritchard, the mountain bike association's executive director.
Roaring Fork Valley riding used to feature a few epic rides on mainly isolated trails. The founders of the mountain bike association gave the valley's network a letter grade of "C" a decade ago because of the lack of connectivity between trails and the widespread requirement of monster climbs to access singletrack riding.
The grade has dramatically improved in recent years. "We're definitely getting into that B-plus, A-minus and even A-plus range," Pritchard said.
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The system now features several long, continuous singletrack trails highly coveted by most mountain bikers. Many of the new trails accommodate riders with intermediate technical skills, though the double diamond rides are still plentiful.
The biggest change in the valley's trail network is routes have been built throughout the valley. They are within riding distance of Basalt, El Jebel, Carbondale and Glenwood Springs, as well as Aspen and Snowmass Village.
"We have trails in peoples' backyards where they didn't exist before," Pritchard said.
In Aspen-Snowmass, riders weighed in to help convince the Pitkin County Open Space and Trails program to build an incredible trail network on Sky Mountain Park after the property was acquired. The high ground between the airport and Snowmass Village has three primary ingress/egress trails and a dedicated downhill flow trail so it can be ridden in different combinations. The creme de la creme was the latest addition of the Seven Star Trail, one of the longest singletrack trails in the area at 4 miles, usually ridden downhill.
"If you have only one day and are looking for an A-plus experience, Sky Mountain Park can give it to you," Pritchard said.
Some people have criticized the new trails for being too easy and blame the use of machines to construct the routes, Pritchard noted. He feels most of the new trails are smoother and less technical primarily because of the lack of rock in the terrain selected for construction.
Riders looking for rougher experiences can always tap into old epics such as Sunnyside Trail, Government Trail and newer additions such as the Cross Mountain Trail at Snowmass Ski Area.
The transformation of upvalley riding compliments of Sky Mountain Park has been matched by the development of a midvalley area known as the Crown. The Bureau of Land Management and Pitkin County Open Space and Trails have teamed to add trails on the Prince Creek Road side to the south, easily accessible from Carbondale, and the Hooks side on the north, easily accessible from Basalt and El Jebel.
Midvalley riders don't have to load up their bikes and travel to find good riding like they did in years past.
"We'd do a bunch of road riding and occasionally find a little cattle track to ride down," said Todd Fugate, a Carbondale rider who has played a key role in expanding the opportunities on the Crown. Fugate, a RFMBA board member, worked with the Bureau of Land Management for a decade to achieve a designation for the Crown as a special recreation management area with an emphasis on mountain bikes. The BLM formalized some trails that had been created by riders over the years and authorized construction of about 4 miles of additional trails along Prince Creek Road terrain this year. One trail addition will separate climbers and descenders in the thick oak brush.
On the north side of the Crown, riders now enjoy a loop by combining the Glassier Trail and Buckhorn Trail. It's as popular with midvalley riders as Smuggler-Hunter is with upvalley residents.
Fugate's dedication to trail issues extends to the dirt. He regularly leads trail-building volunteer crews on projects sanctioned and supervised by the BLM.
"Opportunities have changed over the years and the number of riders is up," Fugate said.
The beauty of the Crown is riders can do a quick circuit after work on a weekday or tie in loops for a full day on weekends. "There's a diversity, but there's not a lot of technical features," Fugate said. "It's smoother trails and faster, more flowy features."
Riders in Glenwood Springs received a welcome addition to their network last year with the completion of the Grandstaff Trail on Red Mountain.
"This adds something that's really doable," said Sheryl Bower, an avid rider and member of the mountain bike association's board of directors. "All the city residents can ride to it from their house."
Many people climb the old road that's always been an option on Red Mountain, she said. The Grandstaff Trail adds 3.4 miles of singletrack that's a great alternative to the road for the descent but not too technical, Bower said.
It also can be combined with the Wulfsohn trail network to the west for longer rides.
The mountain bike association and city of Glenwood Springs are teaming to add 8 miles of trails in South Canyon, just west of town via Interstate 70. The city is providing the land; RFMBA is providing its expertise and fundraising assistance to get the trails started this summer.
About $250,000 was raised from Garfield County, Colorado Parks and Wildlife through the state trails grant program, Alpine Bank, town of New Castle, as well as Glenwood Springs and RFMBA's members.
Bower moved to Glenwood from Florida in 2016 after deciding she needed to live somewhere more conducive to mountain biking. She hasn't been disappointed.
"We really are becoming a great place for mountain biking," she said. "We're pulling it together to provide more variety and more miles."
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Summer is so so amazing back in Kerala. I guess its just the same everywhere , people have great times in parks, doing different activities which they enjoy. The most amazing part is that you get to have so much varieties of fruits. Back at home we just enjoy summer with lots and lots of raw as well as fruit mangoes. When mangoes get filled in our kitchen we used to have a special treat with a bowl of spiced green mangoes. This is not much recipe oriented post, but im much sure that anyone who tastes is going to go crazy over this.
Summer also indicates that we need to take in lots of liquid be that in any form. Spiced butter milk is one drink that is made most of the times during summer season, to fight with the hot weather a glass of buttermilk would be just perfect. A bowl full of Spiced Mango is well accompanied with a glass full of Spiced Buttermilk. Im sure you will try this out and surely would fall in love with this combo.
Spiced Green Mango & Spiced Buttermilk
2 - 3 Dried Red Chili broken ( adjust accordingly )
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1 cup Yogurt ( beaten well )
1/2 cup Water
1 inch Ginger
1 Green Chili
Few Curry leaves
Clean and cut mango into small small pieces.
Put all the ingredients in a bowl and mix well.
Serve with a glass of Spiced Buttermilk.
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With toys going more high tech and vid games selling better than ever, getting kids out of the house and onto the playing field is becoming increasingly difficult. But a new Emeryville, California-based toyco is launching a line of playthings that might just make sports cool again.
Former VP of marketing at San Francisco's Wild Planet Nathan Keker launched Diggin last October after teaming up with Phil Neal, the inventor of the Fisher-Price Shake 'n Go Racers toy (nominated for the TIA's preschool/infant toy of the year award) and Jenny Stern, former international sales manager for LeapFrog.
Keker's aim is to produce safe sports toys with an innovative spin. 'The world doesn't need another softball,' he says. Diggin is souping up the sports toy category with a number of bells and whistles. The Black Max football, for example, has a special weighted ring placed in the middle of the ball, allowing kids to throw a perfect spiral every time. There's also a baseball with similar technology that makes throwing a wide curveball a snap. The products are made out of soft foam material, which is safe for children as young as four-years-old.
Aside from classic sports toys, Diggin's product line also features original creations. The Wobble Deck is similar to the classic memory game Simon, but has a twist. The electronic balance board lights up with color combinations, which have to be remembered and entered in sequence. Kids play the game by balancing on the wooden deck and shifting their weight in different directions to copy the light patterns.
Six Diggin sports toys will rollout on www.digginactive.com and at specialty retailers in May. With the exception of the Wobble Deck (US$40), prices top out at US$15. As for expanding into the licensing realm, Keker says it's not an immediate priority, but he's looking at getting into the space within the next few years. DW