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Season 2 of VH1's hit reality series, "Mob Wives" is ending just as it began… on an emotional roller coaster as all the ladies end up in the same room for the first time this season. The explosive 2-part reunion special, hosted by The View's Joy Behar, is set to air on May 20th and 27th and will reveal even more laughter, tears and drama than was already packed into the 17 episode season. And for the millions of "Mob Wives" fans out there, there will officially be a season 3 premiering in early 2013.
When the season began, Renee was in the hospital after her nearly fatal plastic surgery debacle and Drita's feud with Karen was still heated, to say the least. We also met two new Mob Wives, Big Ang and Karen loyalist, Ramona. Along the way we saw Junior turn 'rat' after wearing a wire to send Renee's father back to prison. We also saw the rest of the women struggle as the men in their lives dealt with the harsh realities of life both in and after prison. In this season's finale, Drita and Karen decide to have a private 'sit down' to see if they can finally put the past behind them. But after all their animosity, is there any way this can end well? Is it just another recipe for disaster? The riveting "Mob Wives" Season 2 finale premieres Sunday, May 13 at 8pm*.
Joy Behar hosts the reunion special airing in two parts on May 20th and 27th. And she digs deep into the lives of the Mob Wives, unearthing new details about Junior's devastating betrayal and the feud between Drita and her arch enemies, Karen and Ramona. Joy does her best to resolve the women's differences, with mixed results. As a host, Joy is also able to get to the bottom of many of the unanswered questions from the season like "Where is Junior now?" to "What is really going on between Carla and Joe?" as well as updates on the divorce proceedings between Drita and her husband Lee, and even the burning question, "What is Big Ang's bra size?" Also on the reunion special – for the first time ever, viewers will hear the story from the perspective of the men in the Mob Wives' lives as Carla and Karen's exes take the stage. Jennifer Graziano, upon whose concept the series is based, will step out from behind the scenes to describe how she kept the cameras rolling even as the shocking details of her sister Renee's betrayal by her ex-husband unfolded for all the world to see.
Viewers have voted "yes" for a Season 3 as "Mob Wives'" averaged 1.0 in the adult 18-49 demo (up +25% from season 1) and a total of 1.6 million viewers (up +23% from season 1) for the second season's 17 premieres. Also, year-to-date "Mob Wives" has driven VH1 to score the title of the #1 cable network among women 18-49 in Sunday 8 PM ET/PT time period across all cable networks.
For additional information about "Mob Wives" visit the official VH1 Mob Wives site at MobWives.vh1.com. Viewers can also find series updates on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/mobwives and on Twitter @VH1 with the hashtag #MobWives.
Developed from a concept by Jennifer Graziano of JustJenn Productions, "Mob Wives" is also produced by The Weinstein Company (Bob Weinstein, Harvey Weinstein, and Meryl Poster), Electus (Ben Silverman, Jimmy Fox) and Left/Right (Banks Tarver, Ken Druckerman, and Nina L. Diaz), with Electus International distributing the series internationally. Executive producers for VH1 include Shelly Tatro, Kari McFarland, Rick Hankey and Jeff Olde. Sean Gottlieb serves as supervising producer for VH1.
VH1 connects viewers to the music, artists and pop culture that matter to them most with TV series, specials, live events, exclusive online content and public affairs initiatives. VH1 is available in 99 million households in the U.S. VH1 also has an array of digital channels and services including VH1Classic, VH1 Soul, VH1 Mobile, and extensive video on VH1.com. Connect with VH1 at VH1.com.
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A global service network with experienced technicians and fast access to spare parts ensure high machine availability and a long product service life. more
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A reliable and easy to service diesel engine designed for the HS series provides the required hydraulic power. Less operating costs are achieved by lower fuel consumption. Through its new exhaust after-treatment system the required emission targets are attained. more
With the fixed leader the rig achieves working length of more than 50 meters and a maximum radius of 15 meters. Thanks to the clever leader kinematics inclinations of up to 14° backwards and 9.5° forwards are possible.
Owing to the high engine power of the basic machine, the hydraulic hammers and rotary drives can be operated directly from the on-board hydraulic system, thus no additional power pack is required.
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The loosened soil material is continuously conveyed to the surface using a continuous auger, the so-called continuous flight auger. more
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After The Crossfire - Pacquiao - Bradley
In the eyes of many boxing fans a miscarriage of justice occurred at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas last night.
WBO welterweight boxing champion Manny "Pac-Man" Pacquiao was cruising comfortably to a victory over the game but over-matched challenger Timothy Bradley. Most experts – including the commentators – had the fight scored 11 rounds to 1 for Pacquiao.
Judges C.J. Ross and Duane Ford saw things differently.
Bradley emerged with the 115-113, 113-115, 115-113 split-decision victory and the title. Dignified in victory, he offered Pacquiao a November 10th rematch. Pacquiao was equally gracious, while stating he thought he had won, congratulated Bradley.
The stunning decision is the latest black eye for boxing and combat sports. Don't think for a second that the long-term ramifications will not affect mixed martial arts.
Welcome back to The Crossfire.
MMA Crossfire Expert Noel Clubb shares his thoughts:
Noel Clubb is a professional boxing instructor who currently divides his time between Pound for Pound MMA and MMA World Academy, where he will be developing and building competitive amateur and professional boxers, (and developing local hero's in the Greater Toronto Area).
It's another 'black eye' for boxing.
It was a case of a good fighter against a great fighter and somehow the good fighter beat the great fighter based on the scoring of the judges, while boxing fans and spectators everywhere witnessed a disgusting display of poor scoring and decision-making on a big scale, while Pacquiao dominated essentially every single round with maybe the exception of one round which I believed it was the ninth or the tenth round where Pacquiao eased up on his devastating flurries, that allowed Bradley to throw more shots with very little impact on Pacquiao. In fact most of the punched that Bradley through, did not penetrate the defense of the Pac-Man.
Shocking and disappointing indeed. Manny's hand speed, quick combinations and those straight left hand blows scored every time he threw it through the first four to five rounds of the bout. Bradley could not answer or counter effectively. Whenever Manny hit Bradley, he moved Bradley while Bradley demonstrated very little to no power in his blows and had no impact whether he was initiating an attack or countering, there was no power. It was apparent Bradley's skills are not at Pacquiao's caliber. In fact Manny nearly knocked out Bradley in the fourth, fifth, sixth seventh and eighth rounds. The only reason why Manny would "ease up" on Bradley was to conserve his energy so he could attack sporadically later.
HBO boxing commentator Harold Lederman raised a valid point before this contest started. Everyone was wondering where Pacquiao was for a good 40-plus minutes before getting gloved up. Letterman stated that there was only one scoring judge who was qualified for a match of this magnitude, while the other two were not just inexperienced but also had a tendency of being influenced by the crowds and company nearby at ringside. This simply reflects poorly on boxing especially in such a big match and in a time when boxing needs impartial judging and professionalism, rather than insulting and incompetent decisions like this.
In short, the bottom line is we obviously have a rematch scheduled for Pacquiao and Bradley to make good on a decision that they should have gotten right the first time. Bradley did not deserve the belt last night, and a rematch will not make this wrong a right.
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In 1695 Captain Kidd went to London in his own vessel. E.R. Snow tells us that, while there, Kidd received a commission as a private man-of-war, obtained through the influence of Robert Livingston and issued with the sanction of Richard Coote, Earl of Bellomont, who was royal governor of New York and Massachusetts. Kidd became involved with a number of prominent Englishmen in a venture designed to suppress piracy and to obtain "Goods, Merchandise, Treasure and other Things which shall be taken from the said pirates." His authorization, as reprinted by Snow reads as follows:
...To our trusty and well beloved William Kidd, commander of the ship Adventure Galley, or to any other,
Whereas, we are informed that Captain Thomas Tew, John Ireland, Capt. Thomas Wake and Capt. William Maize...have associated themselves with divers other wicked and ill disposed persons, and do….commit many and great piracies…Now, KNOW YE, that we being desirous to prevent the aforesaid mischief…do hereby give and grant to the said William Kidd…full power and authority to apprehend, seize, and take into custody…pirates, freebooters and sea rovers…
Both Captains Tew and Maize (Mays) were well known Rhode Island pirates. Tew and his first mate William Want, also a Rhode Islander, plundered the rich treasure ships in the Indian Ocean and made their Newport backers rich. William Mays was also successful and became a proprietor of the White Horse Tavern in Newport.
Kidd's commission allowed him to arrest all pirates regardless of nationality and to take action against the French colonies and ships whenever possible. While Kidd's English sponsors were concerned with eliminating piracy and warring on the French, the main objective was to capture as much treasure as possible.
The terms of agreement for sailing were "no prizes no pay." Kidd, as leader, was offered three shares in 40 of whatever was captured during the voyages. With no wages, the hope was for a quick and successful voyage, and Kidd immediately headed for the Spanish Main. After failing to encounter any pirates or French there, Kidd, after several months in the Caribbean, crossed the Atlantic, rounded Cape Horn and reached Madagascar.
In the Indian Ocean, the Adventure Galley continued its quest for rich prizes, to no avail. The crew, after nine months of inaction, became dissatisfied and the officers began to fear that serious trouble would result. Fortunately, the adventurers located a shipwrecked French vessel and successfully attacked it, gaining some gold as a result. This pleased the crew and brought new hope. Shortly thereafter, however, 50 of the crew, while on shore, were stricken with a mysterious disease and died. Within a short time, Kidd, already short-handed, was attacked by two large Portuguese naval vessels. While the Adventure Galley managed to escape, even more of the buccaneers were killed in the fracas.
The lack of success, disease and the close encounter with the Portuguese brought the crew to even greater dissatisfaction with their captain. According to E.R. Snow, Kidd believed that gunner William Moore was responsible for bringing the crew close to mutiny. He encountered Moore and the two began to quarrel. In a fit of rage, Kidd smashed a wooden bucket with iron hoops on Moore's head. The hapless Moore died as a result, and years later Kidd was convicted for murdering him.
While in the Indian Ocean and shortly after the murder of Moore, Kidd began to engage in actions that were at best quasi-legal. Here many historians feel Kidd turned from privateer to pirate and plundered the rich treasure-laden ships in the Indian Ocean.The story of Kidd, his visit to Rhode Island and of other pirates will be continued.


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Gov wants £120k web monkey, not junior Twittercrat
Tweets an own-goal
Touchy Cabinet Office spin doctors are upset about reports of a Deputy Twittercrat this week. They're so upset, they've tweeted about it.
Unfortunately, in putting out a rather peevish and petty press release, they've merely reminded everyone of the high public sector salaries and self-importance of new media people. It's worth reading in full to fully appreciate its slow-motion own-goal qualities.
The department's press team disputes that the job in question directly involves Twittering. Oh no it doesn't, they say. The post is for a back-office web manager, at £120,000 a year.
"It is wrong to suggest, as one paper does, that the task of running such a large site is a 'non-job'. With 80 per cent of the British population using the internet regularly, people rightly expect the Government to have a high-quality presence online."
In true new media style, it trumpets the importance of the latest Web fad, and its own importance in the centre of this - creating a dense info-spiral of importance, from which Government tweets radiate:
"The Downing Street Twitter account is followed by more than 1.2 million people, more than the official White House Twitter and considerably more than the daily circulation on most national newspapers. It is vital that the Government understands the medium and uses it properly. If people want to engage with us online, we should be capable of engaging with them online."
In fact, we like to think of the Cabinet Office as a huge, pulsing, ever-growing brain of electronic information, that rules from the centre of Whitehall.
But we didn't know that taxpayers paid £120,000 for a web monkey. Here's the pay scale for nurses for comparison. ®
Your humble reporter coined the (pretty obvious) term "Twittercrat" in a February story - it's caught on faster and more widely than any Cabinet Office policy.
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I was on the Wattupa yesterday also. Later in the day, kinda slushy tho. Can't wait to get back on the water.zfennell wrote:went to watuppa pond in fall river yesterday.
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What's not to love about a GoPro camera? Absolutely nothing. At least that's what you'd think after watching CBS This Morning's report on GoPro and its founder, Nick Woodman. Woodman has done pretty well with the wearable camera, selling about 800,000 cameras in 2011. And frankly, some of the footage GoPros have captured is every bit as gushworthy is the report would imply.
By the way, did you know that the GoPro was used to film parts of George Lucas' Red Tails? Nor did I, and while there were reports of DSLRs being used on set, I couldn't verify any scenes being shot with one. Sure, the tiny cam's 1080p footage looks nice embedded in a web page, but I can't see it holding up on the big screen. [CBS This Morning]


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John Fan needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 60 designs submitted by 16 freelance designers.
Here's a fun project for you! Friend Stock is a rapidly growing game on Facebook where players buy and sell their friends and make the shareprices go up and down. We are looking for a new design for the logo for this game which combines dating and money -- "Make Money and Make Friends"
We would like a new banner logo that contains the words "Friend Stock" or "Friend $tock" (see the URL for the existing logo). This should be no larger than 60px by 600px.
In addition, I would also want a similar image/logo that fits in a more squarish box, with a width of roughly 400px.
We have been developing this game for 6 months, and it has grown to 80,000 monthly active users and 800,000 page views per day. We are looking for a new logo which will convey several elements: fun, money, and a touch of sexiness.
- It should contain the words "Friend Stock" or "Friend $tock"
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- The color scheme should not clash too much with Facebook's existing blue color scheme.
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Sun One Software: Marketing MakeoverBy Steven Vonder Haar | Posted 2002-07-10 Print
Dossier: Devotees are sticking with Sun's Web server software. Others remain unswayed by Sun's platform hoopla.
What's in a name? Not much, apparently, for companies dabbling with Web applications on their corporate networks.
Although Sun Microsystems has spent the past 18 months rechristening the bulk of its Web software suite under the banner of its Sun ONE brand, the marketing message has not made everyone a convert. Sun devotees are sticking with Sun. Others remain unswayed by Sun's platform hoopla.
"I'm not into the marketing hype," says Herman Baumann, executive director of strategic development for the American Hospital Association, which is launching a Sun iPlanet server application to knit together content from the Web sites of 18 affiliate groups. "I just know the server works great."
For some tech departments, though, old habits die hard. McGee Corp., a Matthews, N.C.-based manufacturer of gas station canopies, at least two years ago experimented with Sun's Forte softwarealso part of the Sun ONE suiteto develop applications for use in the company's manufacturing operations. However, McGee ultimately scrapped Forte and returned to systems offered under the Microsoft .NET platform, says Tim Ferrell, chief technologist for McGee. The reason: Ferrell's team was more accustomed to programming in Microsoft's Visual Basic.
Even Java allegiances don't seem to make much difference in promoting Sun ONE. While retailer Home Depot is heavily committed to Java, the company last year opted to use Web applications from IBM WebSphere instead. Sun did not even make the short list in a Home Depot shop already densely populated with IBM gear, says Curtis Chambers, senior systems architect for the Atlanta-based company.
Sun's long-time adherence to open standards still plays well with some, though. At Detroit's Wayne State University, a campus network serving nearly 40,000 professors and students provides personalized Web-based services largely using iPlanet software.
Wayne State, however, kept an industrial strength messaging server from MirrorPoint in place even as it expanded its commitment to Sun ONE nearly everywhere else on its network. The ability to plug equipment from an outside vendor into the Sun-dominated system shows that Sun is serious in its intentions to make Sun ONE a platform that supports multiple vendors, says John Camp, deputy chief information officer for Wayne State.
"The fact that Sun offers a package of components for Internet-based applications is very important to us," Camp says. "But you also want to be able to mix and match components. That's the theory behind Sun ONE, and it holds up."
Company Infomation
Sun ONE Software
901 San Antonio Road, Palo Alto CA 94303
(650) 960-1300
Ticker: SUNW
Exchange: NASDAQ
Employees: 43,000
Jonathan Schwartz
EVP, Software Group
The newly promoted 36-year-old was previously Sun's chief strategy officer. He oversees several key company initiatives, including Sun ONE.
Stuard Wells
Senior Vice President, iPlanet products
The 13-year veteran of Sun is responsible for development and marketing of application services, messaging, security and and e-commerce offerings.
Marge Breya
Vice President, Sun ONE
Breya oversees the business, product and alliance strategy for Sun ONE. She has nearly 20 years of technology marketing experience.
Web Apps Product
Sun is bundling its suite of Web-based applications services under a single marketing umbrellathe Sun Open Network Environment, known as Sun ONE.
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The executives listed here are all Sun ONE customers. Their willingness to talk has been confirmed by Baseline.
American Hospital Association
Herman Baumann
Executive Director, Strategic Development
(312) 422-3000
Project: Using iPlanet servers to consolidate content from Web sites of 18 affiliated organizations into a single medical information portal.
Sealy Inc.
Jim Packer
Director of E-Systems
(336) 861-3500
Project: The Trinity, N.C.-based bedding manufacturer in November 2001 deployed an iPlanet directory server to centralize supply chain communications between its 20 factories and 23 materials vendors.
Wayne State University
John Camp
Deputy CIO
(313) 577-4759 john.camp @wayne.edu
Project: Using iPlanet servers to provide Web services, such as online calendars and class tracking applications.
Life Time Fitness
Brent Zempel
Chief Information Officer
(952) 947-0000
Project: Eden Prairie, Minn.-based fitness chain is using iPlanet directory server to manage membership and customer information from a central location for its 30 health clubs nationwide.
A.B. Watley
Eric LeSatz
Vice President, Information Systems
(972) 747-8899
Project: Online brokerage firm using StarOffice productivity applications for members of its administrative staff.
Campus Pipeline
Craig Spencer
Senior Director, Strategic Marketing
(801) 485-6000
Project: Salt Lake City-based technology supplier to more than 100 universities builds services on Sun ONE platform, including iPlanet Calendar, Director and Messaging servers.
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7:30 am
Smart Travels - Europe with Rudy Maxa "Classical Europe: Ancient Greece and Rome" Rudy visits classical sites around the Mediterranean, picking up new stories and making connections.G
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The Desert Speaks "Royal Road Across The Frontier" In the second part of the journey along the ancient highway, learn about the traditional hot springs of Aguas Calientes that gave the ancient traveler a brief respite from the dry, dusty roads. While the springs no longer exist, the town still marks the boundary between the lush green landscape behind and the dry dangerous desert frontier that looms ahead. The first stop in the desert is the mining town of Zacatecas. D
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Hey Kids, Let's Cook "Sloppy Joes" We know why they're called "sloppy".because the delicious sweet, spicy, meat, oozes out over the edge of the bun while you eat it. And we also know that this recipe for Sloppy Joe's is amazing, and irresistible, and you'll want to make these at your house. D
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Growing a Greener World "Sustainable Agriculture (Swoope, VA)" Polyface Farms is everything that industrialized farming is not. Here's an in depth look at how they are able to grow produce and raise food (beef, chickens, pigs and turkeys) while stewarding the land at the same time. D
9:30 am
This American Land "Critical Colorado, Checkups for Manatees, Appalachian Forests" The Colorado River brings drinking water, irrigation, recreation and livelihood to millions of people in the West. But there is not an unlimited supply of this resource. Business owners on and near the river are working to make sure their neighbors, and policy makers in Washington, get a complete picture of how critical this river is.G
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Cook's Country from America's Test Kitchen "Autumn Desserts" Bridget reveals the secrets to the ultimate Apple Dumplings. Then, Adam reveals his top picks for cake carriers. Next, Chris learns about the best apple varieties for baking at Saratoga Orchards. D
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Tracks Ahead "Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad" Tracks Ahead goes to Ohio to take a close look at a modern freight line that has its roots in the past; visit a large public layout in northern Georgia; ride the rails to visit a logging museum in Wisconsin; and visit with a photographer who plies his trade late at night. D
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Song of the Mountains Mayberry Deputy with the VW Boys; Porch Dog Revival. D
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Sesame Street "Amphibian Show" Elmo and Abby are resting when suddenly it's time to play the game show, "Find that Amphibian." Elmo and Abby must find an amphibian before the game show's tadpole turns into a frog. They don't know what an amphibian is, but the announcer gives them a clue- an animal that starts out living in water. D
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Dinosaur Train "Remember The Alamosaurus/Sunrise, Sunset" The Pteranodon kids and Dad get the idea to travel around on the Dinosaur Train and meet some of the biggest dinosaurs. They even sing a song, `The Biggest Dinosaurs', before meeting Allie Alamosaurus, an enormous, long-necked, plant eating sauropod who is very friendly. Allie explains that her huge, strong legs hardly bend at all, but she can still have fun playing games with the kids, and teaching them some of her favorites! Dad takes the Pteranodon kids on an overnight camping trip where they watch both a sunrise and sunset, learning that the sun rises in the east and sets in the west. D
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Super Why! "Rumpelstiltskin" Princess Pea's father is busy, busy, busy with no time to help her tie up her skates. What's a Princess to do? The Super Readers use their literacy powers to visit another Princess whose funny little helper, Rumpelstiltskin, is far too busy to help her spin straw into gold. The Super Readers may be able to guess Rumpelstiltskin's name but they won't be able to guess what will happen in this story! Educational Objectives: To learn about the importance of doing things yourself, build the alphabet, and identify the letters S-P-I-N. D
2:00 pm
Cat in the Hat Knows A Lot About That! "Be Cool/Elephant Walk" Be Cool - Phew, it's hot outside! How are Sally and Nick going to stay cool? Cat suggests that they should visit some friends in the Dizzle-dazzle Desert to learn how to keep cool. They learn that some animals are light coloured, some stay out of the sun, and some, like Tommy the coolest toad around, just mooove sloooow. Nick and Sally take their advice, but Cat has an even better idea - run through a sprinkler! Elephant Walk - When building a toy construction set, Nick and Sally wonder if there's such thing as a one-thing-does-it-all tool. D
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Wild Kratts "Zig-Zagged" Chris and Martin get caught in the middle of a Zebra stampede, and when the dust clears, a lone baby Zebra is left behind. The Wild Kratts must find the young zebra's herd and return him to his mom. Along the way, they learn the secrets of patterns in the creature world and how the zebra's stripes are critical to a special defense called "confusion camouflage. D
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Wyland's Art Studio "Playful Dolphin" Wyland connects science and art together using composition and perspective.G
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Piano Guy The program theme is sacred and inspirational songs. Host, Scott Houston demonstrates a tip called The Gospel Walk-Up. Scott and his guests also show viewers how to play "Jesus Loves Me" and "Down By The Riverside. D
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Wild! "Dolphins of the Shadowland" It's almost impossible to study dolphins for extended periods of time in the open ocean. For this reason a pod of sixty bottlenose dolphins resident in New Zealand's Doubtful Sound provides a unique opportunity for scientists to improve our knowledge of these mysterious, appealing mammals. D
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Nature "Kalahari: The Great Thirstland" A brief season of sudden unpredictable storms, brings forth a swarming superabundance of life to the arid region.G
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Wild! "Dolphins of the Shadowland" It's almost impossible to study dolphins for extended periods of time in the open ocean. For this reason a pod of sixty bottlenose dolphins resident in New Zealand's Doubtful Sound provides a unique opportunity for scientists to improve our knowledge of these mysterious, appealing mammals. D
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Riverwebs RIVERWEBS takes a close look at an international group of river ecologists who share a story of tragedy, growth, and recovery. Across Eastern and Western cultures, this unlikely circle of friends shows us a very human side of science, while demonstrating how the process of discovery works. The inspiring lives and experiences of these scientists build a rich story of hope and interconnectedness, while providing a personal window through which to view rivers, ecology, and conservation. D
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ECLECTIC RANT: Roe v. Wade: Still Controversial After 40 Years
On January 22, 1973, the Supreme Court in Roe v. Wade legalized abortion. In this case, Jane Roe, a pseudonym for Norma Leah McCorvey (née Nelson), brought a class action suit challenging the constitutionality of a Texas criminal abortion laws, which forbids procuring or attempting an abortion except on medical advice for the purpose of saving the mother's life. The Supreme Court stated that state criminal abortion laws "that except from criminality only a life-saving procedure on the mother's behalf without regard to the stage of her pregnancy and other interests involved violate the Due Process Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment, which protects against state action the right to privacy, including a woman's qualified right to terminate her pregnancy."
Roe established a "trimester" threshold of state interest in the life of the fetus corresponding to its increasing "viability" (likelihood of survival outside the uterus) over the course of a pregnancy. States were prohibited from banning abortion early in pregnancy but allowed to impose increasing restrictions or outright bans later in pregnancy.
In the 1992 case of Planned Parenthood v. Casey, which upheld the "central holding" in Roe, but replaced the trimester system with the point of fetal viability (whenever it may occur) as when a state's right to override the woman's autonomy begins. Casey also lowered the legal standard to which states would be held in justifying restrictions imposed on a woman's rights.
In an ironic twist, McCorvey/Roe in 1994 converted to Christianity and expressed remorse for her part in the Roe v. Wade decision. She later worked for the pro-life movement, such as Operation Rescue now Operation Save America, which conducts mass protests at abortion clinics to promote the pro-life cause.
The Roe decision is significant when you consider that by age 45, about half of American women will have an unintended pregnancy and about four in ten will terminate her pregnancy. Twenty-two percent of all pregnancies (excluding miscarriages) end in abortion.
But since the Roe decision, there as been a decades-long "Roe Rage" or "Roe Backlash" against the decision. In the last two years alone, 30 states have passed 135 laws restricting access to abortion. For example, twenty-one states have adopted laws restricting insurance companies from paying for abortions.
The federal Affordable Care Act maintains the status quo of no federal funding for abortions, except in cases of rape, incest or when the life of the woman is endangered. A federal judge recently wrote "the express language does not provide for taxpayer funded abortion. That is a fact and it is clear on its face." Insurers selling their plans on the state exchanges taking effect next year must segregate the premiums they collect for abortion coverage, a definite built-in disincentive. In addition, under the Act, states can enact stricter rules of their own. So far, nineteen states bar or restrict insurance companies on their exchanges from covering abortion.
North Dakota is taking Roe rage to the extreme by taking a step toward outlawing abortions altogether by passing what has been termed a "personhood resolution," that states a fertilized egg has the same right to life as a person. If passed by the voters, the wording would be added to the state's constitution. In light of Roe and subsequent decisions, the resolution probably violates the U.S. Constitution. But if the matter comes before the present U.S. Supreme Court, who knows how it will rule.
On the other side of the coin, Washington state is considering legislation, which would mandate insurance companies to pay for abortions. The proposed Reproductive Parity Act would require insurers in Washington state who cover maternity care -- which all insurers must do -- to also pay for abortions. The bill passed the state House, but must now pass the state Senate and, if it does, then goes to a popular vote.
And in California, AB 154 was introduced, which would expand the number of trained health professionals who can provide early abortion cases. AB 154 would authorize trained nurse practitioners, certified nurse midwives, and physician assistants to provide early abortions. Presently, women in 52 percent of California counties do not have an accessible abortion provider. If passed, women in rural areas will not have to travel great distances to find a provider.
Some critics of the Roe v. Wade decision argue that the states should have worked out delicate matters like abortion for themselves.
The broad ruling in Roe stopped activity in state legislatures, created polarization and some would say, damaged the authority of the court. But in "Backlash to the Future? From Roe to Perry," the authors dispute this so-called Roe Rage or Roe Backlash. "Before Roe," they wrote, "despite broad popular support, liberalization of abortion law had all but come to a halt in the face of concerted opposition by a Catholic-led minority. It was, in other words, decidedly not the case that abortion reform was on an inevitable march forward if only the Supreme Court had stayed its hand." Thus, it may have been time for the Supreme Courts to step in to vindicate the rights of the minority even at the risk of a rage or backlash.
Forty years later, the Roe v. Wade decision still ignites rage and a backlash. The opponents of legalized abortion appear to be gaining ground and as a result, the cause of women's reproductive rights are set back. Do we really want to go back to those dark days of back alley abortions with a coat hanger or knitting needle, causing injury and sometimes even death?


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Morteza Safataj 5/27/2007 6:35:00 AM 1Lovely shot Reine!! #662848
Lynn Haack 5/27/2007 6:37:31 AMVery cool image and very fitting for this Memorial Day weekend. The American flag reflections are excellent and I love how you managed to soften the background colors. Excellent! Lynn #4335517
Louise Kumpf 5/27/2007 9:07:00 PMMy heavens, Reine, this is really astounding! A fascinating concept and excellent execution. #4337607
Shelly A. Van Camp 6/7/2007 7:21:22 PMThis is sooooo BEAUTIFUL!! I wish you lived near me so you could teach me! How on earth do the drops stay on? #4376945
Photographer 6/8/2007 12:10:43 AMThanks a lot Shelly, Morteza, Lynn, and Louise for your positive words. Shelly, It is not that difficult to do - just takes a lot of practice.
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Dan Holm 6/8/2007 12:21:23 AMWOW! So VERY unique, SO absolutely beautiful, Reine!! #4377317
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Su Sana E. P 6/8/2007 12:36:30 AMReine, I agree with you about 'nothing is impossible'. Really marvelous work capturing the reflections here. You're truly the Master of this type of images. #4377369
Lynne Morris 6/8/2007 12:42:05 AMWOW Reine, this is stunning, the colours and details are awesome, think we might see this one again. #4377376
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How well do you know the Code? Think you can spot violations the original installer either ignored or couldn't identify? Here's your chance to moonlight as an electrical inspector and second-guess someone else's work from the safety of your living room or office. Can you identify the Code violation(s) in this photo?
Using the 2008 NEC, correctly identify the Code violation(s) in this month's photo — in 200 words or less — and you could win something to put in your tool-box. E-mail your response to [email protected], and he'll select three winners (excluding manufacturers and prior winners) at random from the correct submissions. Winners will receive a set of insulated hand tools from Ideal Industries, Inc., valued at more than $125.* The set includes 9.25-in. insulated side-cutting pliers, 10-in. insulated tongue-and-groove pliers, and a 0.25-in. × 6-in. insulated screwdriver. (* Please allow six to eight weeks for delivery of tools.)
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Congratulations to our three winners this month: Jake Swift, owner, Swift Electric, Ventura, Calif.; Evan Scholz, Foreman, Kaemmerlan Electric, St. Louis, Mo.; and Frank Gramenzi, journeyman, Schooley Electric, Cherry Hill, N.J. These three correctly identified the violations noted below.
The primary violation identified by our readers was the use of two conductors under a single lug. As noted in 110.3(B), "Listed or labeled equipment shall be installed and used in accordance with any instructions included in the listing or labeling." In addition, as noted in Underwriters Laboratories' "Guide Information for Electrical Equipment" (the "White Book") in the Wire Connectors section, "Conductors generally accommodate a single conductor under a clamping mechanism unless otherwise identified, such as with the number of conductors located parenthetically in front of the wire size or range." This marking is typically given on the lug itself. As you can see in the photo, this lug has no such marking.
These three readers also pointed out that the requirements of 250.12 call for the paint to be removed from the enclosure where the ground lug is attached to ensure adequate conductivity. The wording in this section of the NEC states, "Nonconductive coatings (such as paint, lacquer, and enamel) on equipment to be grounded shall be removed from threads and other contact surfaces to ensure good electrical continuity or be connected by means of fittings designed so as to make such removal unnecessary."
Additionally, they also observed the connection of the grounded neutral conductor to the enclosure is being made by means of a screw that does not meet the requirement given in 250.28. (B).
Lastly, the grounding electrode conductor is not terminated at the proper location. As given in 250.24(A)(4), "Where the main bonding jumper specified in 250.28 is a wire or bus bar and is installed from the grounded conductor terminal bar or bus to the equipment grounding terminal bar or bus in the service equipment, the grounding electrode conductor shall be permitted to be connected to the equipment grounding terminal, bar, or bus to which the main bonding jumper is connected."


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We were recently lucky enough to speak with a former New York Central Railroad employee named Ed Devlin. Sixty years ago, Ed worked at the rail yards that fed onto the High Line when it was part of a working railroad. He was kind enough to share his memories from long before the park in the sky was ever known as the High Line.
ED: It was 1949, and I had just come out of the Marine Corps. I worked at New York Central from 1949 to 1953. My hours were 6:00 PM to 2:00 AM – devastating hours for a newlywed. Approximately once a week, I'd be sent over to the rail yards at 10th to 12th Avenue in the west 70's. My job was just to look at the freight train as it went by.
I would stand there near a spotlight and do two things. I had to write down the name of each freight car – New York Central, Bangor & Maine, Pennsylvania Railroad, Santa Fe, etc. – and the number on the car, which had something like nine or ten digits. And even though the train was moving at maybe 8 or 9 miles an hour, it went by fast. It was tricky. I had to remember the names and numbers and write quickly.
At first I wondered why I was doing this. And then I found out that each railroad would charge the other railroads a passage fee for using their tracks. Additionally, it was important to make sure the cars were in the right order for every building scheduled for the drop. The cars' numbers related to their proper order.
JB: Where did the trains come from?
ED: The freight trains ran on an incredible on-time system – much, much better than the passenger trains, because they had the right-of-way on the tracks. The meat train would come out of Chicago and reach Selkirk, New York. At that point they would break the train up and make smaller trains going to Montreal, Boston, and New York City. That section of the train would pull into the yard, and that's when I would count and record.
At the time, I didn't realize how complicated it was – how the system was perfectly designed to feed the city. It was perpetually on-time, right from Chicago into the bowels of the city.
What was fascinating about it, as the tracks went downtown they would go through buildings, under buildings, become elevated at a certain point… In my day, I don't ever remember it being called the "High Line". We didn't use that term "High Line." It was just the railroad – New York Central.
JB: Can you remember any specific stories from your night shift at the rail yards?
ED: I was over there in the yards one winter night, and I was freezing to death. This man came alongside of me and we said hello to each other. And it turned out that he was a rabbi. He was looking for a specific car, name and number, to make the beef kosher. We waited together in the cold for his car. And when the car finally came by, he made a symbolic gesture… it was instantaneous. He did what he had to do and got out of there. He was freezing too, the poor guy.
Another little story, each train had brakemen at the back of the last car, two guys, there was no caboose. It was their job to cut off the car while it was moving, exactly at the proper building location where the goods were due. After a few years, the brakemen got to know me and invited me for a ride. Of course! I jumped right onto the engine and rode the train all the way downtown and back. I thought it was great!
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Epsi wrote:seems that this guy is back to his old splendour.. he's playing quite good in the recent matches, I think it's also thanks to Malesani.. anyway he has quite turns just like others like Pirlo and De Rossi does, I'd give him *Tactical Dribble, 1 pt more in agi to replicate his behaviour, and raise a bit DA to 82-83, he has a really decent ball control, thanks also to his slow game style
Agree, he was the best man playing in the midfield. Even better then Moutinho. Meireles really did dissapoint me, but i think he wasnt fully fit because he did get subed twice.He was awesome against Bosnia. Very hard-working, focused but always played smartly, intercepted/tackled everywhere, made some nice passes... and scored a wonderful goal.
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I agree, he atleast deserves WFA: 8He deserves weak foot acc 8 .. Because he plays alwyes both foot
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Cheating: Blue Tree Cafe cleanse, Day 3
Left: breakfast juice (celery, cucumber, pineapple, kale, apple, lemon, ginger) and kombucha; right: almond milk and Blue Tree Blend with spirulina.
"I'm thinking about cheating," says Angie. We are, of course, talking about the cleanse, all we talk about these days in addition to discussing our bowel movements and their color.
She says she always thinks about cheating, but today is the worst.
Ries had dreams of cheating on the cleanse, of breaking down and eating a hamburger. As he tells me about it, I wonder if he's about to cry. Earlier in the day, he was "really f---ing angry," he says (we could tell). The anger was caused by something else, but being hungry magnified it. Apparently, he's having mood swings like a teenager.
But my first text from Angie this morning was "I feel skinny today," and Ries says he feels more trim, not so bloated from booze and food. So they're keeping at it, even though when I delivered lunch, both sipped dispiritedly on their green smoothie. An hour later, most of their drink remained. "Oh, you guys aren't hungry?" I asked. "No, we are," they said. They just weren't hungry for that. "I want to taste food!" Ries screams.
Me? I woke up with enough energy to be nice to my husband, enough energy to surf, and enough energy to attend Y. Hata's 100-year anniversary celebration while resisting the smell of sautéed garlic shrimp and the sight of a beautifully lacquered pork belly. I had saved my almond milk, one of my favorite liquids of the cleanse menu, for this occasion, to get me through the night. If I had been drinking the kombucha instead, which tastes like vinegar and smells of wet sponge, I think I would have made a scene with the slab of pork belly.
"I don't have the willpower," people say to me. Neither do I. But I am prideful, and I refuse to be the first person of our juice hui to cheat.
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By Joe Sugarman
In November of 2010, BSO cellist Kristin Ostling was scheduled to perform at a symposium at Leeds University in England. Instead, she was held in an interrogation room at Heathrow Airport for eight hours before being deported back to the United States. The story made headlines around the world, but Ostling's version of the incident has never been published. We thought we'd finally give her the chance to tell it in her own words:
"I was with the [Carpe Diem] string quartet and we were supposed to perform at a symposium at Leeds University, so it wasn't technically a performance. It was a conference. The quartet had asked Leeds repeatedly before we went, 'Do we need visas for this?' And Leeds said, 'No, absolutely not.' [British immigration law demands that individuals acquire a visa to "work" in the UK. The quartet was not being paid.]
I had flown a day earlier than the rest of the group to see a friend, so I arrived there by myself and the first thing I got asked by the immigration official was: 'Can I see your plane ticket?' So I handed her my itinerary, and she said, 'How come there's two tickets? Where's the other passenger? As soon as she said that I thought this is going to be a long day because this agent didn't know anything about buying an extra seat for instruments, so I had to explain that to her.
OK, so, here's my favorite part: The agent also claimed that she didn't know what a string quartet was! I wasn't quite sure if she was faking it . . . to see what kind of response I would have. I thought maybe it was some sort of interrogation tactic … And then somehow it came out that I was a member of the BSO and that I was on leave playing with the quartet, and she suddenly perked right up and said, 'Well, the Baltimore Symphony, that's a great orchestra! What are you doing here?'
I told her, 'I'm here to play a concert,' which I thought was fine because everything had been cleared with the university, but as soon as I said that, she asked, 'Well, do you have a visa for it?' I told her we didn't need them, but that led to her taking me upstairs to what my friends coined the 'Group W Bench'— a reference from Arlo Guthrie's 'Alice's Restaurant'— which was a holding area for people being detained.
They took my luggage and searched it, and took me upstairs, and put my luggage and cello in a separate room and put a tag on it that I still have on my cello case—all it says is A13582.
I mostly sat there all day and they took me in for periodic questioning. They were trying to get in touch with my colleagues in the U.S., but it was 3 a.m., and they were all asleep, so they couldn't get in touch with anybody.
They asked me a lot about the group and the group's business and things I didn't know the answer to. Everything I said or didn't say was deemed suspicious because of that. Also, the group's previous cellist was listed on the program for the concert, which made them extra suspicious.
They eventually got a hold of my colleagues and they said, 'Don't bother flying over here because you'll run into the same thing.' But they decided to come anyway! When they got to customs, they changed their wording a bit. Instead of saying that they were playing a concert, they said they were attending a symposium.
After eight hours, [the immigration service] bought a ticket for myself and my cello at the very last second for the very last flight back to the U.S. In the meantime, the rest of the quartet was flying over to London. When they arrived, they ended up not even performing! They just visited pubs all week.
Oh, so on the flight home, the stewardess kept bringing wine back to me, and as I was getting off the plane, the head steward came over and said, 'I heard all about your story. I'm sorry. I know all about traveling with a cello, because my son is a cellist.' It turns out his son was attending the same school I went to—Curtis Institute and studying with Carter Brey, the principal cellist with the New York Philharmonic. I said, 'OK, this day is getting better.'
But, you know, I haven't done any symposiums since then."


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Mixologist and Owner of Little Bitte Artisanal Cocktails, Willa Van Nostrand concocts green drinks without any chemicals.
Van Nostrand says the secret to creating a naturally green drink is the base green syrup she made up.
Van Nostrand says she was looking for a specific color and flavor while mixing her green coloring. She wanted to create a shandy flavor when mixed with beer.
Van Nostrand says the green mix is made of honey and water. It's Spirulina and matcha powder that give it the green color.
To celebrate St. Patrick's Day, Van Nostrand makes The Emerald Isle, concocted with Whiskey, Ginger Beer, green syrup and garnish.
Van Nostrand says to make a green beer, light beer holds the color better than any other.
Green cocktails and green beer in honor of Saint Patrick's Day. For those of us expressing our Irish heritage, or those of us that wish we were more Irish.
The Emerald Isle
2 oz Jameson
1 oz green tea & spirulina honey syrup*
Top with your favorite ginger beer.
Willa uses locally made Farmer Willie's alcoholic ginger beer or non-alcoholic Reeds ginger beer.
Green tea & spirulina honey syrup. Pour 4 ounces of boiling water over 1 teaspoon of match green tea powder & 1 teaspoon of Spirulina and whisk together. Add 4 ounces of honey and dissolve into the solution.
Preparation: Fill your rock glass with ice, add Irish whiskey, honey syrup & top with ginger beer. Garnish with a clover leaf or fresh herbs of the season.
Green Beer: Naturally
The Shamrock
1 bottle of light beer.
Willa uses Narragansett lager for this application.
2 oz green tea & spirulina honey syrup. Willa says the more you add, the greener the drink.
Pour green tea honey syrup in the bottom of a beer glass & slowly top with beer. There you have it: green beer, naturally.
Add extra 1/2 ounce of honey syrup for more color. Willa is going for an easy sipping light green shandy-meets-Arnold-Palmer vibe.
Commerce Secretary Stefan Pryor talked with GoLocal about Commerce's role in facilitating development of the dormant Superman Building, how he feels about the ownership of the Pawtucket Red Sox looking for assistance with keeping the team in Pawtucket, and how Commerce increased its $1 million budget to $2 million to help businesses across the state with upkeep improvements.
Growing up in Fall River, MA folk artist Mike Laureanno says to some extent his songs deal with his gritty upbringing and heritage.
Laureanno just released his third album titled Tightrope, which was inspired by French high-wire artist, Philippe Petit.
As a guitar and piano player, Laureanno says when it comes to writing music, melodies come more easily to him, while lyrics are a bit more difficult.
Laureanno plays Tightrope off of his album Tightrope, and Spring off of his 2013 album Pushing Back Wintertime on GoLocal LIVE
West Warwick native, Johnny Gates was compared to Mick Jagger on this season's The Voice. Gates says he couldn't believe it really was his life.
Gates describes his audition while singing Rod Stewart's "Maggie May" while he appeared on GoLocal LIVE.
"As soon as Gwen turned around, I had this really calming feeling. I looked at my parents I could kind of seem them. I thought I'm going to finish this out like a regular show," Gates says, "It was cool, I got to hug Gwen, I got to talk to Alicia Keys, Blake said he was a fan. It was probably the greatest night of my life."
Gates heads back to Los Angeles for the competition, but he says he wanted to be at home with friends and family to see his Voice debut. Gates says he's proud to represent Rhode Island and loves coming home when he can, especially to eat clam cakes and hang out at Narragansett Beach.
Audrey Finocchiaro and Sam Lancaster co-owners of The Nitro Cart say they haven't spent a dollar on advertising. The two have grown their business of locally sourced nitro brewed coffee organically though word of mouth and the power of a post.
Finocchiaro says if they didn't have social media, especially Instagram, The Nitro Cart wouldn't be where it stands today.
Lancaster says businesses need to understand social media is an "awesome asset."
He went on to say their success has grown from posting and reaching out to individuals and a lot of businesses don't use social media as much as they should.
The power of their product, coffee infused with nitrogen gas, also helped gain followers.
Lancaster and Finocchiaro started the cart in 2016 and have grown to place The Nitro Cart coffee in eight locations so far. By the end of 2017 they hope to be in 30 locations and eventually spread into the Boston market.
Carey Richard from Mystic Aquarium says while a storm might close the doors to the public, Mystic Aquarium never shuts down.
Richard says many of the animals love the cold weather, especially Juno, "he's right at home in these cold temperatures."
Juno, a male Beluga Whale, weighs just over 1,800 pounds, and Richard says he's still growing. Richard says they feed the soon-to-be 15 year old whale about 60 pounds of fish a day.
That's more than his female tank mate Kela. She's 35 years old and weighs about 1200 pounds. Richard says in the winter time Kela eats about 40-50 pounds of fish a day.
While the whales stayed in their Arctic Coast exhibit during the storm, the African penguins, as a warm climate species, who visited GoLocal LIVE in February, were moved inside to ensure their safety. Richard says the penguins were doing fine and working with their trainer.
The stingrays from the Ray Touch exhibit and Northern fur seal Ziggy Star were also moved indoors.
Niall MacCarthy joins GoLocal LIVE and discussed the new international flights to and from Cork, Ireland to Rhode Island. MacCarthy heads the Cork Airport.
Cork is one of the the six direct locations from Rhode Island that Norwegian Air announced in late February.
The new service is low cost and high quality and will be T.F. Green's first year-round international service.
Jim Fortier of Blueprint 5 says one of the most important thing in men's fashion is fit.
While showing off some spring styles at GoLocal LIVE, Fortier says it doesn't matter if your clothing is expensive, if it doesn't fit right, it won't look good.
Fortier encourages men to step out of their comfort zone and try different looks. He also says there is new technology in men's fashion and fabric, so he encourages men to try on a new pair of pants.
Blueprint 5 is a high end men's store featuring clothing from Italy. Blueprint 5 is located in East Greenwich and is running a rare sale through March 31, offering items up to 78% off.
Former Rhode Island Congressman Patrick Kennedy spoke with GoLocal LIVE on Wednesday about efforts in Rhode Island once again to legalize marijuana - and what he said is the country's crisis of addiction, and why he is opposed to marijuana legalization.
"We're going though an epidemic of addiction and depression…and we're in the midst of the rollback the biggest expansion of healthcare coverage that benefits people with mental illness [and] addiction, and this was the first time the ever got coverage," Kennedy told GoLocal's Kate Nagle on Wednesday.
"We ought to think do we want throw gasoline on the fire," said Kennedy, of legalizing marijuana in Rhode Island. "We know what's happened with other addictive substances where's basically there's no perception of 'risk' — alcohol is ubiquitous; tobacco, until the settlements, there was no appetite for addressing [the impact of that]."
"Going down this road of adding a new intoxicant is not a good thing," said Kennedy.
Kennedy helped found Sensible Approaches to Marijuana after serving as United States Congressman for 16 years. According to his bio:
He has since founded the Kennedy Forum, which unites the community of mental health, and co-founded One Mind for Research, a global leader in open science collaboration in brain research. Kennedy is also the co-author of "A Common Struggle," which outlines both his personal story and a bold plan for the future of mental health in America.
"Why would we support an intoxicant that effects cognition, motivation, and perception — why as Americans would we want something else to drag us down?" asked Kennedy.
Questioning Pro-Pot Motivations
In his interview with GoLocal, Kennedy addressed the arguments from legalization proponents — and called out who he said will serve to benefit from legalization.
"I think it's popular to be 'pro-pot,' and be rebels and supporter legalization that sounds so attractive, like let's end prob," said Kennedy. "It's not as innocent as it seems. [Legalization] is about supporting Wall Street, big private equity of folks who are already making big money off this."
"So the people who are traditional supporters [of legalization], need to look at this is not decriminalization, but what we're talking about is it's about giving an industry the ability to advertise, market and target an audience of people who are already susceptible to addiction, and young people," said Kennedy. "And the perception of risk will be lower, because it's sanctioned by society."
Teresa Crean, with RI Sea Grant and the University of Rhode Island's Coastal Resources Center, says the impact of rising sea level in Rhode Island is already being seen in communities like Newport, Wickford, Westerly and Oakland Beach.
URI Coastal Resources Center and Rhode Island Sea Grant have developed STORMTOOLS, where anyone can plug in an address and see your risk of coastal flooding now or in the future.
Based on research Crean says they are looking at one foot of sea level rise by 2035.
Crean says Rhode Island is already seeing those levels along the coastline during extreme high tides.
"We need to start planning for these higher water levels in the future, and acknowledge that if we get a coastal storm on top of a "moon tide", the inland reach of flood water could be greater than we have mapped in the past," Crean says.
Business Innovation Factory's Saul Kaplan joins GoLocal LIVE and discusses the potential of recreating Rhode Island's economy through leveraging the potential of Rhode Island's higher education talent.
Potential new tenants, taxpayer subsidies, and public support are some of the issues that Bill Fischer spokesperson for the owners of the Superman Building discusses with GoLocal LIVE.
Cranston Mayor Allan Fung talks about the economic growth in Cranston - projects like Chapel View and Garden City -- all done without taxpayer subsidies.
Fung discusses how he helped to drive economic growth and stabilize the city's finances. In 2014, Fung was the GOP candidate for Governor and is rumored to be a candidate again in 2018.
With a strong desire for artisan crafts and vintage goods, Maria Tocco, founder of the Providence Flea says consumers in Rhode Island The Providence Flea want locally made items.
"I think the buy local movement is huge," Tocco says.
With over 50 vendors, Tocco says there are one of a kind items at the Providence Flea.
"I think there is a big burgeoning maker movement," Tocco says, "it seems that what's old is new again. People really love vintage findings, they love turning toward their passion. There are so many people trying to make a living doing what they love."
That's part of the reason they expanded to winter and spring markets held indoors at Hope High School, on Hope Street in Providence.
Buying locally can help the environment and the economy as well.
"If you shift 10% of your spending, it could mean hundreds of thousands of dollars that remain in the local community," Tocco says.
The Providence Flea is held on the 2nd and 4th Sundays of the month through April.
The Flea returns outdoors to South Water Street for their Fifth Season on June 4th.
History is alive at the Coggeshall Farm Museum in Bristol, RI and you can be a part of it. Interim Executive Director of Coggeshall Farm Casey Duckett says you can experience how families lived in the 18th century.
The Museum holds programs for families, schools and visitors including how to make maple syrup, candles and hearth cooking workshops.
"We are integral part of the nation's history. There is so much that isn't talked about. If you just focus on the George Washington and those who were in charge, you miss out on how it all happened," Duckett says, "we can take what was good about the past and bring it back."
Duckett says the museum relies heavily on charitable donations and currently they have a matching grant opportunity. Duckett says a donor will give $50,000 to the museum if they raise $50,000. They are currently at $13,000. MAKE A GIFT HERE
Duckett says without adequate funding they'll have to cut programs, so it's a constant battle to bring look for donors and bring people in the doors.
Shira Hirshberg, a Registered and Licensed Dietitian Nutritionist with All Foods Nutrition says carbohydrates are in a lot of foods, and they aren't created equally.
Hirshberg says many foods contain carbs that you might not even think about.
She calls those "sneaky carbs" and an example is broccoli.
Hirshberg says one cup of cooked broccoli can contain 11 grams carbohydrates which is relatively low while one cup of black beans can contain 40 grams of carbohydrates, which is relatively high if you are looking to limit the amount of carbs you are consuming.
Hirshberg says most people need a reasonable amount of carbohydrates to continue healthy brain function, maintain energy and to stay full.
If you are trying to maintain or loose weight, Hirshberg says you should keep any eye out for the amount of carbs you are consuming.
"Is there such a thing as too many carbohydrates? Absolutely. Anything that we have too much of, protein, fats, carbohydrates will eventually get stored as fat," Hirshberg says, "too much carbohydrates will eventually lead to weight gain."
"We have to love our food, and our food has to love us back," Hirshberg says, "You have to have a positive relationship with food, you can't only make choice for health benefits. That's not realistic."
To keep a positive relationship with food Hirshberg recommends the 80/20 rule.
"Eighty percent of your choices should be basic supporting your health, twenty percent should be for fun and enjoyment."
Governor Gina Raimondo joins GoLocal News Editor Kate Nagle on LIVE on Wednesday and discussed the UHIP technology failure, economic development, the status of 38 Studios, and how she builds a lasting legacy for Rhode Island.
Hailey Balletto is an 18 year old singer from Cranston with aspirations to make it big.
The pop, urban performing artist looks to Christina Aguilera and Rihanna for inspiration.
Balletto stops by GoLocal LIVE to perform part of a cover song "Love on the Brain" by Rihanna.
Trudy Coxe, CEO of the Newport Preservation Society, joins GoLocal LIVE to talk about the economic impact of the tourism generated by the organization on the region. Coxe, one of Rhode Island's 50 Greatest Living Rhode Islanders (see list below) outlines the future of the organization that is the keeper of the Newport Mansions and many other historical properties.
In 2016, the organization saw over 1 million visitors tour their properties - a new attendance record.
Coxe helped to build Save the Bay into Rhode Island's most influential environmental organization and now is driving the growth of Newport Preservation.
Mike Reppucci founder of Sons of Liberty Spirits Co. says he's too neurotic to use other people's beer to create his award winning whiskey. That's why they brew their own. Reppucci stopped by GoLocal LIVE to talk all about how the company will be the first producer internationally that has the vertical integration of beer and whiskey products.
Reppucci talks about the distillery process, upcoming beer release and how quitting a job in finance has paid off to do what he loves.
Rhode Island jewelry designer Nicole Romano recently launched five new collections. Romano says the Walker Collection was inspired by architecture in New York.
While her show room is in New York, Romano says all of her jewelry is hand manufactured in Rhode Island.
"The brand itself is inspired by the history of Rhode Island, rich manufacturing industry, which was always inspiring to me," Romano says.
Romano says she can get inspiration from just about anything, Italian candy, buildings, her mind is always processing. The Miramar Collection was inspired by Newport.
Dorian Murray inspired Rhode Island - and many around the world — with his brave fight against cancer. Nearly a year ago Murray lost his battle, but his mother Melissa is leading the charge to remember her son and raise awareness.
Murray talked about the effort on GoLocal LIVE with Lifestyle Editor Molly O'Brien. Learn what is next for the Foundation named in Dorian's honor.
Former Assistant Attorney General joins GoLocal LIVE to discuss Governor Gina Raimondo's announcement that she is instructing the State Police to release their records. GoLocal sued Raimondo in October for the release of the documents. Hear Dickinson's update on the impact of the Governor's decision and how it impact's GoLocal's lawsuit against the Raimondo.
Lincoln Chafee, former Mayor, U.S. Senator and Governor, took Rhode Island Governor Gina Raimondo's administration to task for promoting economic growth by funneling tax dollars to some of America's richest corporations.
Appearing on GoLocal LIVE with GoLocal News Editor Kate Nagle, Chafee said the Raimondo's transfer of taxpayers dollars to billion dollar companies such as General Electric and Johnson & Johnson was flawed.
"I have never liked corporate welfare. It's unfair to existing businesses…some out of state business comes in and you give them the candy store. I just don't like it," said Chafee.
Chafee said the approach needs to be built on fundamentals. "I think a better way to build the economy is through investment and education and infrastructure. Then lower taxes -- under my approach, unemployment went from over 11 percent to under 6 percent. (And) we created more jobs than the candy store approach."
Chafee said he was disappointed that millions of dollars "out the window to General Electric and J&J. I don't like it."
Eye to the Future
Chafee, when asked if he was interested in running for office again, said it was too early to speculate, but did not rule if out.
Chafee also spoke proudly of the success of attorney Max Wistow in recovering over $60 million in 38 Studios dollars. Chafee had developed the strategy and hired Wistow while he was Governor.
See the full interview with former Governor Chafee on GoLocal LIVE.
Five-time boxing champion Vinny Paz, who is featured in the movie "Bleed for This" joined Molly O'Brien to discuss a number of issues — from personal failures to Hollywood moviemaking.
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mbartine needed a new other design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 25 designs submitted by 6 freelance designers.
A few months ago I held a contest to create a web design for dumb-ya.com. I got a fantastic winning entry from 99designs member kito3. This is an expansion of that project so folks can make fun of the whole bunch of them, as they all deserve.
I obviously lean Left, but lately Right, Left, Center...every one of them gets on my ever-loving last nerve with the way they try to manipulate and deceive with their words while doing whatever they please in private or when voting.
I think we should be making fun of them all, so at least we can get a laugh out of them if they're not going to do their jobs with complete integrity.
So with an anticipatory giggle for your creative response and a 'grrr' for the lot of our so-called leaders, here's the new contest.
Oh, and I'm offering $250, but if you're open to promotion in lieu of part of the prize, that would be helpful to me. I'm going to be putting $$ into promoting the fire out of the site once complete, so if you'd be open to a little promotion of you as the artist of the new caricatures in exchange for offering me a discount on the $250, please send me a private message to that effect after making your submission.
- vector and jpg images
- If you'd like to use the original W image to do the new caricatures behind W, you can access .ai version at http://drop.io/dumbyas - pass: 123321.
- completely original illustrations
- funny! have fun!!
- same color scheme
- I'd like to add to the Dumb-ya look by having W out front, as he is
with the podium, but with Cheney (as Darth Vader), McCain (with Rodney
Dangerfield look - 'I get no respect!'), Hillary (the wicked witch?),
and Obama (take your pick) - all peeking out behind him.
- a mini-banner, such as the 3 for W at the bottom of
Dumb-ya.com, for each of the above caricatures
- a big version of each (same
size as W at podium) for a page that makes fun of each of them by their
little old lonesome.
- the 3 different-sized images of these characters don't have to be different if it's a really great caricature, but it would be cool if they were a little different for each size.
- please be open to feedback and ask questions if you need to.
- photos
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Samaritan Medical Center proudly offers a full range of imaging and radiology services for our patients in the Watertown and Fort Drum, NY area – x-ray, ultrasound, MRI, CT scan, PET scan, interventional, and more. Our extensive range of services is critical to serve the people of Northern New York and Fort Drum. Often times, the diagnosis and treatment of and illness or injury starts with an imaging test – this is why we are proud to offer a comprehensive list of services. Our staff and our partnership with Northern Radiology Associates enable us to provide well-trained, certified and knowledgeable experts in the imaging and radiology field.
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June 14, 2006
Andrew Green of White House, Tenn., has signed to play golf for the Lipscomb University Bisons.
Green, 5-foot-11, was an All-State Second Team pick in 2005 from East Robertson High School. He lettered in golf five times from the eighth to 12th grades.
He won the Regional Tournament with a 69 and advanced to the State Tournament in 2005. His lowest score for nine holes is 32.
He was also a standout tennis player, lettering as a sophomore, junior and senior. He and his sister, Allison, finished as runners-up in the district and became the first players from East Robertson to qualify for the region. His sister advanced to the state tournament. He was an All-District pick as a sophomore, junior and senior.
He lettered in soccer in the eighth grade.
He was also a member of the National Honor Society and Beta Club.
His ambition is to play professional golf. He is undecided on his major.
He is the son of Karen and Alan Green.


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