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Lake Elmo, MN (CNN)-In her campaign for president, Michele Bachmann touts her background as a small business owner.
"A small business job creator," is how the Minnesota Congresswoman and Republican Presidential candidate described herself in her first campaign ad in Iowa.
That business is Bachmann and Associates. It's a Christian counseling service located outside Minneapolis. Bachmann started the center with her husband, Marcus who is the lead counselor at the clinic. The aspiring first couple and their children are pictured on the center's web site.
For at least five years, Bachmann and Associates has faced accusations it uses a controversial therapy that encourages gay and lesbian patients to change their sexual orientation.
Andrew Ramirez, a former patient at Bachmann and Associates, said in an interview with CNN he witnessed the practice first-hand. In 2004, Ramirez turned to the clinic at the urging of his mother who wanted him to talk about his homosexuality.
Just 17 at the time, Ramirez said he was immediately skeptical of what one of the clinic's counselors told him.
"It was therapy that would help me change from being homosexual to straight," Ramirez said. "If I did this and worked his therapy program, God would perform a miracle and I could no longer be gay," Ramirez added he was told.
Ramirez was assigned a therapy program consisting of prayer, reading Bible passages, and mentoring with an ex-lesbian minister. If none of that worked, Ramirez said the counselor had another suggestion.
"Not acting out on my same sex attractions and living a life of celibacy," Ramirez said.
After the second session, Ramirez told his mother, Beth Shellenbarger, he wanted to stop the therapy.
"And I could just hear his voice quiver and I just said, 'you know, Andy, if you're good with being gay then I am too,'" Shellenbarger said.
The American Psychological Association is sharply critical of efforts by counselors to change a patient's sexual orientation, what's known in the mental health community as "reparative therapy."
"There is insufficient evidence to support the use of psychological interventions to change sexual orientation," one APA report said.
Marcus Bachmann has suggested parents of gay teenagers can turn to religion for help.
In an interview last year with the "Point of View" talk radio program, Bachmann was asked how parents should deal with a teenager who thinks he or she is gay.
"I think you clearly say 'what is the understanding of God's word on homosexuality,'" Bachmann said. "We have to understand barbarians need to be educated. They need to be disciplined and just because someone feels it or thinks it doesn't mean we're supposed to go down that road," he continued.
In 2006, Bachmann denied his clinic engaged in reparative therapy to "City Pages," a Minneapolis newspaper. "That's a false statement," Bachmann said. "If someone is interested in talking to us about their homosexuality, we are open to talking about that. But if someone comes in a homosexual and they want to stay homosexual, I don't have a problem with that," he continued.
This week, a gay rights group called "Truth Wins Out" released to CNN a hidden camera video recorded by one of its activists who posed as a patient at Bachmann and Associates.
In the video reviewed by CNN, a counselor can be heard suggesting homosexuality can be treated at the center, to varying degrees of success.
"You can actually leave homosexuality completely and become heterosexual?" the undercover activist asked on the video. "Definitely," the counselor responded. "It's happened before. It really has," the counselor added.
But the counselor cautioned he is not an expert on the subject.
"I don't have a ton of experience with this. I mean, a little bit here and there," the counselor added.
Michele Bachmann has a long history of controversial views on homosexuality.
As a senator in the Minnesota legislature in 2004, Bachmann called for an amendment to the state constitution that would block gay marriages in other states from being recognized in Minnesota.
"If we allow this to happen, group marriage, polygamy, and much worse would not be far behind," Bachmann said in a video to her supporters.
In an appeal to socially conservative Iowa voters earlier this month, she signed a "Marriage Vow" pledge that also equated same sex couples with polygamists.
Both Bachmann and her husband declined to discuss the clinic's practices. A secretary at the clinic referred all questions to the Bachmann presidential campaign. A sign on the center's door says "no media."
A statement released by her presidential campaign said the Bachmanns were unable to comment on the clinic's practices out of respect for its patients.
"The Bachmann's are in no position ethically, legally, or morally to discuss specific courses of treatment concerning the clinic's patients," the statement said.
The issue has followed Bachmann onto the campaign trail. Asked about the clinic's practices at an event in Iowa Monday, Bachmann dodged the question.
"Well, I'm running for the presidency of the United States. And I'm here today to talk about job creation," Bachmann told WHO-TV. "We're very proud of the business that we've created," she added.
She's repulsive and he's a FRAUD.
Bachmann...hilarious! Sure, she can run a country...ha ha ha. Ridiculous.
Keep it up Michelle. You are only pushing the moderates away with every ridiculous word you speak.
The only people who take Michele Bachmann seriously are the people in Minnesota's 6th Congressional district, which essentially includes the bibile belt area of the state, counties north and northwest of the twin cities between Lake Elmo, where the "clinic" is located, and St. Cloud. This is all so interesting, because the twin cities has one of the largest GLBT communities in the country. Michele Bachmann and her husband are out of touch with reality, and want to push that reality off onto the rest of us. Its true for every state what is happening in Minnesota. The Republican Party has swung totally far, far right wing in both its economic and ideological policies. They no longer represent most of the country's values. Its time we throw them out en mass come next election.
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Michelle is NOT a hater; that is what liberals always say when someone disagrees with them, someone with morality in theirs lives. The gays are turning out to be the true haters because they are so narrow-minded and such name callers.
I think you may misread the article. The only person calling people names is Marcus Bachmann. He referred to gays as *barabarians.* That quote was from him, not anyone else. This is how lies get out.
You American need someone like her. As president.
We will see the family values exposed when family skeletons start coming out like Palin's Bristol act. Lots of things to come till the election time.
I would assume these people went to this clinic because they wanted to be "cured". Why else would they go there? While I disagree with the premise that homosexuality is something you choose and can be cured of, if that's what people went there for and they are offering a path to do that, then what's the problem? Should we also outlaw accupuncture, chiropractors or homeopathic medicine?
Can I get tax dollars too if I promise to cure certain people of their tendency to vote republican? How can a politician like her profess to be concerned about our huge deficit and take our tax dollars for hubby s phony schemes .
It amazes me how many of the conservatives that I have met cry intolerance if you tell them that their views on LGBT people are hateful. You don't respect my beliefs; I won't respect yours. Deal?
This "clinic" is a brainwashing program, and even though it is legal, it isn't ethical.
There is nothing wrong about her or her intentions. She is trying to correct what is not naturally right. That doesn't mean she hates homosexual people. Right now we are living in a world where religion and tradition is "wrong" and everyhting that contradicts them is right. I believe this article is biased.


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Our capacity for complex social interactions is a defining feature of humanity, but how did it evolve? It seems like it would have been a slow, gradual process, but a new statistical model suggests something very unusual happened 52 million years ago.
The last few decades have seen remarkable strides in our understanding of social evolution in species like bees and birds. In these species, it appears that complex social structures develop gradually in many steps. Once solitary individuals will first pair off with each other, or live with a small group of their own offspring. It's from these initial, family-like units that eventually larger and much more complex societies emerge, and the key point is that you can't go straight from one individual doing its own thing to an entire complex, interconnected society.
And yet, according to new research by Susanne Shultz and her team at Oxford, the ancestors of humans and most other primates likely really did go from solitary to social virtually - and, as it turns out, literally - overnight. Of course, as they themselves point out, "social behaviors do not fossilize", so it isn't necessarily easy to track the deep origins of our own social evolution. They used a mix of modern observations and statistical modelling to give us our best idea yet of where the human capacity for social interaction came from.
Until now, a common explanation for primate social structure is the surrounding environment, in that local food scarcity will force individuals to band together to pool resources and survive. The problem with that is, according to Shultz and her team, is that modern primates live in the exact same social groups regardless of where they live. It's conceivable that ancient primates really did band together because of food scarcity, but if that was the only reason underpinning these complex societies, it seems very strange that primates like baboons and macaques would live together in exactly the same way when they've got plenty of food as those of corresponding populations where there's very little.
Instead, the researchers looked for another mechanism that could cause primates to become more social in as few evolutionary steps as possible. They also built a statistical model to simulate what might happen if the most recent common ancestor of all today's monkeys and apes - a creature that lived roughly 50 million years ago - were to start banding together either in pairs or groups.
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Around 52 million years ago, our evolutionary ancestor switched from being a largely nocturnal creature to one that was active during the day. While a creature would want to be on its own at night for maximum sneakiness, a small primate would enjoy safety in numbers during the day as the best way to stay safe from advancing predators. Pairs wouldn't be much use against a large predator, which explains why primates - uniquely, as far as we can tell - went straight to forming large groups.
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The researchers argue that the loose affiliations that sprang up 52 million years ago quickly developed into more stable societies and, in turn, the development of cooperative behaviors. They argue that this evolutionary jump from solitude to society may well have been a key factor in the evolution of many uniquely primate traits, including our own advanced intelligence. So, basically, everything we humans have now might well be because, 52 million years ago, some primates decided they'd had enough of working nights.


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The head of the Ameren Illinois utilities told the Illinois Commerce Commission on Tuesday that his company turned in "a solid performance" while restoring electricity to thousands of customers after an Aug. 23 storm struck Galesburg and other areas.
Charles Box, chairman of the state's utility-regulating panel, apparently agreed. He congratulated Ameren Illinois president and CEO Scott Cisel for the company's response.
"It's a lot different than it was last November," Box said at the conclusion of a meeting in which Ameren officials and the ICC discussed the utility's recent storm-recovery efforts.
Box's remark referred to an ice and snow storm on Nov. 30 and Dec. 1, 2006, that knocked out electricity to hundreds of thousands of Ameren customers, many of them in central Illinois. Some of those power outages lasted for days.
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The Aug. 23 storm was quick and powerful, traveling about 60 miles in an hour and triggering winds of 75 to 80 mph at the Galesburg airport, Pate said. A "microburst" in the city of Galesburg produced winds estimated at 100 mph, he added.
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BOSTON -- Red Sox outfielder Shane Victorino will open a Minor League rehab assignment with Triple-A Pawtucket on Saturday, where he's expected to play five to seven innings in right field.
"In Baltimore, his activity ramped up and he responded well, so right now our plan is to have him play five to seven innings tomorrow," said Red Sox manager John Farrell.
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Semi-pro Canon EOS 50D officially announced
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Building on the "prosumer" platform currently represented by the long-running 40D, the 50D ups the ante with 15.1 megapixels, a bright and wide viewfinder, a nine-point AF system, and sensitivity to ISO 12,800.
Side-by-side comparison: EOS 50D vs. EOS 40D
Most exciting to tech heads will be the fact that Canon is debuting its next-generation DIGIC IV processor in the 50D. Providing the expected speed improvements required to handle the 50D's significantly larger captures, Canon's latest internals continue to offer 14-bit A/D conversion and live view support. In fact, several other DIGIC III functions, including Canon's Auto Lighting Optimizer (which corrects for high-contrast/backlit scenes), have been made faster and more accurate via the latest chip.
The 50D's nine-point AF system uses cross-type sensors at all points for improved focusing accuracy. As with the 40D, the center point has improved functionality for lenses faster than f/2.8. A micro focus adjustment system courtesy of Canon's high-end pro cameras is also incorporated.
Likewise, the 50D uses lens peripheral elimination technology adapted from Canon's professional line to automatically correct vignetting in camera. The 50D ships from the factory with 26 lenses pre-registered, and expand its repertoire of recognized glass to include up to 40 lenses.
As suggested above, the 50D uses an all new 15.1 megapixel, APS-C sized sensor with a 1.6x crop factor. Native imager sensitivity on the new model extends all the way to ISO 3200, but the fun doesn't stop there: the 50D includes two expansion settings that push the maximum ISO a total of two stops, to an impressive ISO 12,800. If leaked higher-sensitivity shots from this camera are to be believed, expanded settings on the 50D should be thoroughly usable should the need arise.
Resolution on the 50D's 3.0-inch LCD is a simply phenomenal 920,000 dots – the perfect compliment to the new model's face detection equipped live view mode. To this end, Canon also wisely opted to suppement the infrequently used Print/Share button with a dedicated live view function that provides quick access to on-screen composition and settings in shooting mode.
The 50D's optical viewfinder is roughly the same as its predecessor, sporting a unit with a 95 percent, 26.4 degree field of view and 0.95x magnification. As before, focusing screens are user interchangeable.
Visually, the camera retains the basic form factor of its predecessor, with a rugged magnesium shell and a straightforward arrangement that's persisted in Canon's prosumer line for awhile now. The 50D does shave a bit of weight from its predecessor, but in terms of size, look, and feel, the total package remains largely unchanged.
In spite of new processing technology, a 50 percent resolution increase over its 40D predecessor takes its toll on the 50D's shooting speed and continuous-shot buffer numbers. Compared to the 40D's claimed 6.5 fps high-speed continuous performance, the 50D manages only a nearly-as-fast 6.3 fps. The buffer supports up to 60 full-res JPEGs (down from 75) using a standard CF card, or up to 90 shots using UDMA compliant memory.
It's also possible to shoot up to 16 frames (down one, from 17) in full-res raw mode with the 50D. For shooters seeking raw-file performance but a smaller total capture, the 50D includes lower-resolution raw capture options as well.
Basic user-controlled exposure modes are, of course, all here – we'd expect nothing less from a semi-pro camera – but the 50D also carries over the 40D's list of scene presets for automated shooting and adds an interesting new auto mode of its own. The 50D's Creative Auto setting makes exposure compensation, picture styles, and other exposure and processing settings easily accessible from a single screen. Additionally, simplifying touches like a "Background Blurry/Background Sharper" slider, which adjusts aperture settings according to user selections on this easy-to-understand scale, make the 50D Canon's most broadly accessible prosumer DSLR yet.
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Morevoer, there's no doubt that Canon's taking aim at Nikon's very solid D300, responding point for point from a specs perspective to what the Nikon brings to the table. With all of the features outlined above, plus HDMI compatibility and a durable 100,000 cycle shutter, Canon is clearly targeting not only serious shooters looking to move up, but professional and semi-professional photographers looking for a second or backup body with the 50D's impressive potential.
We'll be interested to see if this great potential translates to excellent performance when the Canon EOS 50D heads out for retail deliver in October. Canon's suggested retail price for the 50D body only (concurrent with this announcement, the manufacturer is also releasing a new EF-S 18-200mm "ultrazoom" lens as a kit companion to the 50D) is right at $1400.
Canon EOS 50D Specifications:
|15.1 megapixel (effective), 22.3×14.9mm CMOS
|Canon EF/EF-S mount
|3.0″, 920K-dot TFT LCD with live view; pentaprism optical viewfinder with diopter adjustment, 95 percent coverage
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|Program, Aperture Priority, Shutter Priority, Depth of Field Priority (A-DEP), Manual, Auto, Creative Auto, Scene
|Scene Presets
|Portrait, Landscape, Macro, Sports, Night Portrait, Flash Off
|White Balance Settings
|Auto, Daylight, Shade, Cloudy, Tungsten, Fluorescent, Flash, Custom, Kelvin
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|Evaluative, Partial, Center-Weighted, Spot
|Focus Modes
|AI Focus, AI Servo, One Shot, Manual
|Drive Modes
|Single, Continuous, Self Timer
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|Self Timer Settings
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|Memory Formats
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|Max. Video Size
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The Big One, everybody knows. Even casual sports fans know the significance of 2008 as it relates to 1908. Fans love talking about the 100th anniversary of the Cubs' last championship, Cardinals and White Sox fans love it even more, Cubs players discuss it often (though they deny doing so) and media folks are obsessed with it. Pretty much every time I write a "big picture" column about the Cubs, I admit having to fight the urge to include '08 references.
The Big One, everybody knows. Even casual sports fans know the significance of 2008 as it relates to 1908. Fans love talking about the 100th anniversary of the Cubs' last championship, Cardinals and White Sox fans love it even more, Cubs players discuss it often (though they deny doing so) and media folks are obsessed with it. Pretty much every time I write a "big picture" column about the Cubs, I admit having to fight the urge to include '08 references. How will the organization, um, celebrate? A few suggestions: Orval Overall Beanie Baby Day; Three-Finger Brown Bobblehead Day; Throwback Jersey Day, with Theriot to DeRosa to Lee dressing up as Tinker to Evers to Chance; Price Roll-Back Day, with ... wait, that'll never happen. See, that's the kind of hilarity you can expect all year long! The good news: The sports calendar might deem 2008 The Year of the Lovable Loser, but there are plenty of other significant anniversaries to behold ... 75 YEARS (1933): Each Bears player takes home major loot - $210.34 - for winning the first NFL championship game. Founder/coach George Halas oversees the 23-21 victory over the New York Giants, won on a pass-and-lateral play involving Bronko Nagurski, Bill Hewitt and Billy Karr. Also in 1933: Johnny Unitas and future U.S. Sen. George Mitchell are born; King Kong debuts in theaters; Adolf Hitler is appointed chancellor of Germany. 60 YEARS (1948): The Cleveland Indians win the World Series. They have yet to win another, though, as they suffer through baseball's second-longest drought. Also in 1948: Bobby Orr is born and Babe Ruth dies; the Calgary Stampeders complete the only perfect CFL season ever; the Chicago Daily Tribune screams, "Dewey Defeats Truman." 50 YEARS (1958): The San Francisco Giants defeat the Los Angeles Dodgers in California's first major-league baseball game. New Yorkers - especially Brooklynites - remain bitter to this day. Meanwhile, the Baltimore Colts' championship victory kicks off the NFL's modern era. Also in 1958: Rickey Henderson and Mark Cuban are born; 14-year-old Bobby Fischer wins the U.S. Chess Championship; Roy Campanella is paralyzed in a car accident; Arnold Palmer wins the Masters, his first major title. 40 YEARS (1968): While on the medal stand at the Mexico Olympics, U.S. sprinters Tommie Smith and John Carlos raise their fists in the Black Power salute. And in baseball's final season before the pitching mound is lowered, Denny McLain wins 31 games, Bob Gibson posts a 1.12 ERA and Carl Yastrzemski leads the AL with a .301 average. Also in 1968: Frank Thomas and Sammy Sosa are born; Martin Luther King Jr. and Robert Kennedy are assassinated; war protesters and police clash outside the Democratic National Convention in Chicago; President Lyndon Johnson signs the Civil Rights Act. 30 YEARS (1978): "Bucky Bleeping Dent" becomes Boston's Public Enemy No. 1. Pete Rose gets Hit No. 3,000, and the smart money says he's a sure-fire Hall of Famer. Also in 1978: Brian Urlacher and Kobe Bryant are born; Affirmed, ridden by teenager Steve Cauthen, becomes the 11th (and last) horse to win the Triple Crown; after a game at Comiskey Park, Lyman Bostock is murdered in Gary, Ind.; Chicago serial killer John Wayne Gacy confesses. 25 YEARS (1983): Lee Elia takes on booing Cubs fans in one of the great sports tirades ever: "The (bleepers) don't even work. They oughta go and get a (bleeping) job and find out what it's like to go out and earn a (bleeping) living. Eighty-five percent of the (bleeping) world is working. The other 15 percent come out here - a (bleeping) playground for the (bleepers). If they're the real Chicago (bleeping) fans, they can kiss my (bleeping bleep) right downtown. And print it!" In the season finale, the Cubs draw 7,680 fans, a fairly typical crowd back then. The next year, Harry Caray's personality and a division championship turn Wrigley Field into the Party Central we know today. Also in 1983: Sean Taylor is born; George Halas and Bear Bryant die; George Brett goes ballistic in the "Pine Tar Incident"; after Australia beats the United States in the America's Cup, sailing suddenly matters to people who don't know port from starboard; Tony La Russa's White Sox win ugly; John Elway, Dan Marino and Jim Kelly are among six quarterbacks drafted in the first round; Harold Washington becomes Chicago's first black mayor; Ronald Reagan calls the Soviet Union "the evil empire." 20 YEARS (1988): Lights at Wrigley Field! Fog at Soldier Field! Also in 1988: Greg Oden is born and Pistol Pete Maravich dies; Kirk Gibson pumps his fist and limps around the bases after hitting his amazing World Series homer; Democratic vice-presidential nominee Lloyd Bentsen admonishes Republican counterpart Dan Quayle: "Senator, you're no Jack Kennedy." 15 YEARS (1993): After carrying the Bulls to a third consecutive NBA title, 30-year-old Michael Jordan stuns the sports world by retiring. M.J. later atones for distracting the White Sox during the playoffs by becoming the richest Double-A ballplayer ever. Also in 1993: The World Wide Web is born; Monica Seles is stabbed by a deranged fan of Steffi Graf; a terrorist attack at the World Trade Center leaves six dead and 1,000-plus injured. 10 YEARS (1998): Baseball returns to prominence as Steroid Era sluggers Mark McGwire and Sammy Sosa stage a smashing home-run duel, Kerry Wood fans 20 to launch his star-crossed career, Roger Clemens resurrects his career and the Yankees win 125 games. Also in 1998: Ray Nitschke and Frank Sinatra die; Jordan leads the Bulls to another championship, posing after making the threepeat-clinching jumper, and soon retires again; on his 20th attempt, Dale Earnhardt wins his first Daytona 500; Monica Lewinsky becomes a White Household name; Google is founded; Jesse Ventura wrestles away the Minnesota governorship. 5 YEARS (2003): Five outs away from the Cubs' first pennant since World War II, headphone-wearing fan Steve Bartman reaches out and becomes the central figure in a surreal collapse. Poor Bartman. If only Moises Alou doesn't overreact ... if only Alex Gonzalez fields that double-play grounder ... if only Dusty Baker settles down Mark Prior ... if only ... Also in 2003: Barry Bonds tells a federal grand jury he took The Cream and The Clear but thought those steroids were flaxseed oil and arthritis balm; six weeks after he starts hunting for weapons of mass destruction in Iraq, George Bush trumpets: "Mission Accomplished!"; Jordan retires for good - we think!
Before we ring in the New Year, let's give 2007 a proper sendoff.CHICAGO JOCK OF THE YEAR Lou Piniella. I'm not sure he ever delivered the "Cubbie Swagger" he promised, but Sweet Lou never was boring. Often portrayed as senile early in the season, the 64-year-old Piniella suddenly became brilliant again after his June 2 dirt-kicking tirade - coming only a day after the Carlos Zambrano-Michael Barrett brawl - energized the team. From that point on, he could do no wrong ... until Game 1 of the playoffs, when he removed Zambrano one inning too early for most people's liking. LOU-ISM OF THE YEAR Asked about Zambrano suffering dehydration cramps even though the Cubs provided water and nagged him, Piniella said: "I don't know what else to do. I'm not a hygienist." Lou spent the entire 2007 season referring to reliever Scott Eyre as Stevie Air, so I'm looking forward to his take on Kosuke Fukudome in 2008. QUOTE OF THE YEAR "Maybe he was saving me for next year's All-Star Game." - Albert Pujols, after NL manager Tony La Russa didn't use his St. Louis slugger in any of several obvious pinch-hitting situations in July's Midsummer Classic. FOOLS OF THE YEAR Every NFL coach who let his kicker or punter boot the ball to Bears return maniac Devin Hester. This includes Tony Dungy, although the Indy coach did wise up in the Super Bowl after Hester took the opening kickoff to the house. GAME OF THE YEAR Patriots 24, Colts 20. Fancy that ... a regular-season event that actually lives up to its hype. STORY OF THE YEAR The Mitchell Report on performance-enhancing drugs in baseball. At least that's what we in the media say. The vast majority of fans just keep lining up to buy tickets. MOVE OF THE YEAR By firing coach Scott Skiles after three consecutive playoff appearances and the first postseason-series victory since the dynasty days, Bulls GM John Paxson put the target squarely on his own back. MY 2008 RESOLUTIONS Write about the Bears' quarterback situation no more than once a week (OK, maybe twice). Catch up with Mark Prior and Michael Barrett at Padres spring-training camp. Help Illini basketball fans keep things in perspective when it comes to Bruce Weber. Get to know Piniella and Ozzie Guillen better as people. Check out a Blackhawks game; I haven't been since before the NHL lockout canceled the 2004-05 season. Interview a Cubs fan who was alive in 1908. All that in addition to attending my 30th high school reunion, celebrating my 25th wedding anniversary with my beautiful Roberta and marking my 10th year in this crazy column-writing business. Here's hoping your New Year also is filled with fun things to do, good health, loving people and happiness. Mike Nadel (email@example.com) is the Chicago sports columnist for GateHouse News Service. Read his blog, The Baldest Truth, at www.thebaldesttruth.com.


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Oh Pretty Paisley
58 comments:
- ~Grace Happens~ said...
i've always loved paisley prints...especially way back in the day flaunting my vera bradleys! haha
- February 2, 2010 at 6:56 PM
- Tina said...
Oh Lauren - I love, love, love paisley and always find myself having to justify this to those that just don't see what I do ;) Thank you for such a wonderful post! Looking through these images has been a wonderful start to my day:) You have inspired me to use my last piece of paisley fabric to make some summer pyjama pants!! Off to my fabric stash I go :) Hoping you have a lovely day - Tina xx
- February 2, 2010 at 6:57 PM
- Catherine Peart said...
I love paisley too and never do understand people's hatred of it (seems like people either love it or really hate it!). Great selection of pics! I hope one of your readers has that Pottery Barn quilt collecting dust in their linen cupboard and gives it to you! :-)
- February 2, 2010 at 7:04 PM
- Maria Johns said...
I SOOO love all of these prints, stunning. They remind me of my trip to India. Ive been thinking of finding a stencil of the blockprint type and trying it out on roman shades to create that look!! thanks for the inspiration, so lovely.
- February 2, 2010 at 7:07 PM
- The S's beach house said...
Love this post.......I go gaga for paisley!
PS You have been one of my inspirations to join the blog world! My blog is slowly but surely evolving ; )
- February 2, 2010 at 7:14 PM
- Kathysue said...
Lauren, great post on block prints in paisley. I know what you mean most people do not like paisley but if they do they don't just like it they love it. I would imagine with it being seen in magazines done so beautifully more people might open up to it. I can totally see it in your living room. It would be beautiful on that wonderful green sofa. I like to look at it but probably will not be adding it in my home. I do have a den where a pillow could work, hmmmmm? maybe I might go shopping!! Kathysue
- February 2, 2010 at 7:15 PM
- Cheri said...
You are a girl after my own heart, I LOVE paisley.
- February 2, 2010 at 7:19 PM
I am a closet paisley lover.
- February 2, 2010 at 7:20 PM
- Kathysue said...
Lauren I just read the article that Jennifer wrote on you and your home and the upcoming experience with the photo shoot. She did an amazing job and it made me excited all over again for you, Congrats on all of this excitement and your new journey in life. I think your star has arrived sweetie, Kathysue
- February 2, 2010 at 7:21 PM
- Unknown said...
Yay, very much a paisley fan.
- February 2, 2010 at 7:25 PM
- Tammy@InStitches said...
You're right, people either love it or hate it. I Love it ! I just made draperies for my Dad's sunroom out of paisley fabric and they love it too.
- February 2, 2010 at 7:30 PM
- Laura Trevey said...
beautiful pillows and interiors!!
- February 2, 2010 at 7:34 PM
- Liz @ It's Great To Be Home said...
I'm totally with you on the paisley thing! I've always loved it and recently tried to talk my sister into it - only to be told that paisley was "gross." :) Oh well!! I made some paisley curtains that I love, and I'm sure it will make another appearance somewhere in my house before all is said and done. :)
~ Liz
- February 2, 2010 at 7:43 PM
- Julie said...
oooh, I love this post because handblocked prints (and Tom Scheerer) are my favorites! Saffron Marigold has some good cheaper alternatives. I posted some of my favorites ( http://filedforlater.blogspot.com/2009/12/hand-blocked-fabrics.html ), but I haven't heard anything about the quality. Has anyone actually ordered from there?
- February 2, 2010 at 8:00 PM
- savvycityfarmer said...
I DO love paisley ... but i didn't fall as hard for the room ... it was justabit stiff for me ...I'm an ottoman and blankie over my feet kind of gal ...i love the colors and the textures, tho ...
AND I love you blog
- February 2, 2010 at 8:07 PM
- Olivia said...
Oh, I love the paisley. It reminds me of feathers. :o) I'd say if you are looking for a cheaper way to get some paisley pillows and if you have some artistic talent, grab some green fabric pens and embellish a plain pillow cover on your own. Or maybe you could trace a design if you don't have the drawing talent.
- February 2, 2010 at 8:19 PM
- Marty@A Stroll Thru Life said...
I've always loved paisley too. You have found some of the most wonderful pictures. Love them all. Hugs, marty
- February 2, 2010 at 8:24 PM
- Sami said...
I now exactly which pottery barn quilt you are talking about. I loved it too.
You might like the quilts they have at Raksha Bella. They have some pretty hand blocked quilts.
- February 2, 2010 at 9:28 PM
- Hamptontoes said...
Yay to paisley! Loved your images!
- February 2, 2010 at 9:44 PM
- pve design said...
Paisley is so easy to love! I have always loved paisleys.
pretty images...
- February 2, 2010 at 9:53 PM
- Maria Killam said...
Anytime I show a client paisley they barely look at it. I have never been able to sell it yet. But I do think it's wonderful as you do! Great post Lauren!
- February 2, 2010 at 10:13 PM
- Jess @ Frugal with a Flourish said...
Love paisley - in small classy doses!
- February 2, 2010 at 10:25 PM
- LindsB said...
I'm so glad this print is not just for old man ties anymore- it is a pretty one :)
- February 2, 2010 at 10:43 PM
- Unknown said...
Paisley has definitely grown up. I love the new interpretations and the examples you've shown are great. Too bad you couldn't find that PB quilt. Thanks for the pillow plug. Hope you , the family and the new little guy are doing well.
- February 2, 2010 at 10:47 PM
- Melissa said...
Love to look at it, don't wanna live with it. But you found some wonderful pictures of things that I LOVED looking at!
- February 2, 2010 at 11:29 PM
- DesertChildAZ said...
I'm currently obsessed with paisley prints. Linen and paisley. Thanks for the entry. I loved it!
- February 3, 2010 at 1:37 AM
- Catherine said...
Hi Lauren, Beautiful images of the different uses of paisley. AND so exciting about Better Homes and Gardens!!! And I had no idea that magazines went to such lengths to style homes! That's just fascinating - AND SO MUCH FUN to be getting all those boxes!!!! It's like, um, Christmas! xoxoTrina
- February 3, 2010 at 2:15 AM
- Jules said...
I'm just going to have to go and dig out all my large paisley scarves again. They have been packed away for many a year!!! enjoyed the visit
- February 3, 2010 at 3:51 AM
- Anna White said...
Lauren..I love paisley too...but prefer when there are only 2 or 3 colours in the print.
I saw a tiny bit of paisley bedding today at the Decoration and Design Exhibition..and it was beauitful..made by V.Grace
- February 3, 2010 at 5:03 AM
- Susie @ Maddie G Designs said...
I love the modern versions of large paisley prints without too many colors going on, etc. You have shown some awesome examples.
- February 3, 2010 at 6:07 AM
- qerat said...
Nice post.
Love paisley even though I dont use it much but keep buying fabrics with paisley prints !!!
- February 3, 2010 at 6:11 AM
- "Yeah, that works..!" said...
I share your love of paisley, too. One of my fave childhood pieces of clothing is a paisley culottes dress, lol. Thanks for the great pics!
- February 3, 2010 at 7:37 AM
- Leslie said...
I just made 9 foot curtain panels for our living room windown in a gorgeous paisley. Love them!
Also, could this be the Pottery Barn quilt set you loved so much? It's currently on ebay:
- February 3, 2010 at 7:42 AM
- Acanthus and Acorn said...
Lots of great examples. My favorite client fell in love with a paisley fabric for two fabulous chairs, great curves and nailhead detail. I tried to talk her out of them because I though they were too busy and would take away from the details....she still loves them. Oops!?
- February 3, 2010 at 7:45 AM
- kellyk said...
Love this blog! Look forward to it every early morning! Finally signed up. I have a store in San Antonio and you are so right about either loving paisley or hating it. I love it. When a client tells me they hate it, they get "the look". I have to contain myself. I remember that PB quilt!
- February 3, 2010 at 8:11 AM
- nannykim said...
Paisley has always reminded me of something from Biology class. So I don't always like it. I do love the blue and white room!
- February 3, 2010 at 8:49 AM
- Unknown said...
When I was 7, I begged to change my name to Paisley!
I was told to name my bear that, instead --
Many, many thanks - so fun to be included among photos of some of my most favorites!
xxx Jill Sharp Brinson
- February 3, 2010 at 9:34 AM
- tarheel said...
I hope you get your green paisley!
- February 3, 2010 at 9:36 AM
- O.C. said...
Hmmm, not a big fan of paisley. Of course, I am a guy. I would guess that paisley appeals more to women.
- February 3, 2010 at 10:16 AM
Love this post Lauren! I confess I didn't used to love paisley, but have for the past few years. I think I'm looking at it in a new way. I carried some paisley pillows at my store a couple years ago, more modern menswear and less fresh/feminine/modern than these you've shown, but they ended up being a hit.... a few paisley converts! Congrats on the BHG shoot...how exciting! Magazine shoots are always fun and so neat to see how they are styled, the camera angles etc. and then how the spread looks in the publication! Enjoy the ride :)
Kerrisdale Design
- February 3, 2010 at 11:00 AM
- debra @ 5th and state said...
great.........just at joni's site realizing i need striped area rugs. now i am here lauren and realize i need paisley. fearful of opening another blog :-)
boils down to great designers presenting a concept and we all swoon
- February 3, 2010 at 11:07 AM
- traci zeller designs said...
I just tried on a dress with an oversized, almost abstract paisley. A stylist picked it out, and it was pretty ... but I just couldn't do it. Too not me. But I love all of these photos, so obviously interiors are a different story!
- February 3, 2010 at 11:39 AM
- Saara {www.varv.ca} said...
I think I remember that quilt! Never "loved" or "hated" paisley....thanks for making me think more about it! The images are lovely!
- February 3, 2010 at 12:05 PM
- Unknown said...
Wow, Lauren, huge congrats on the Better Homes and Gardens!! You are really an inspiration! :)
- February 3, 2010 at 12:19 PM
- Karen said...
I've always been a fan of paisley, but I love this fresh take on it in the pillows you featured.
- February 3, 2010 at 1:29 PM
- paula said...
You must look on Blueprint Bliss today. you will love the quilt under the table:)
- February 3, 2010 at 1:44 PM
- Barbara Matson said...
I also LOVE paisley prints. I purchased a few meters of black onyx by Waverly last year. It is a beautiful black paisley print fabric. I have made throw pillows, a memory board, table runner and now am recovering a chair with it. I have loved paisley since I discovered some gorgeous paisley print fabric my mom had in her fabric bin back in the late 70's when I was hand sewing dresses for my Barbies! It has been a love affair ever since. Thanks for sharing the inspiration photos!
- February 3, 2010 at 2:19 PM
- **** April **** said...
You've got a fan here too! I must say, in my younger days I wasn't real fond of it but now that I have a little more style (and wisdom) I see the beauty it encompasses. In fact, when I designed my couch for my (now defunct) formal living room, I chose paisley pillows to go with it as a beautiful compliment to the other fabrics. Unfortunately, it's sitting in my husband's office due to the fact that we had to turn the formal living into the formal dining so that the formal dining could become a playroom since our next boy (due in April) is taking over the playroom. Lots of fun changes but hey... I need to figure out how to get some paisley back in there! Hmmmm...
- February 3, 2010 at 2:45 PM
- Holly said...
LOVE LOVE LOVE Les Indiennes and block-print paisley in general!
- February 3, 2010 at 4:58 PM
- Elizabeth said...
Lauren, I discovered your blog a month or so ago, and have so enjoyed your posts. Thanks for this latest -- and, yes, I too love paisley!
- February 3, 2010 at 6:11 PM
- Lucy said...
Hello Lauren, I've recently discovered your blog and have really enjoyed it, thank-you!
You've opened my mind about what paisley is, I think some in the collection below are paisley now! Not sure if you get Blendworth in the US,
http://www.sandersonfabrics.co.uk/acatalog/Charleston.html ( beach house and radcliffe ones, one looks greenish!)
- February 3, 2010 at 8:50 PM
YAY! I love it. I have almost all of these images in my 'stash' as well.. It's such a classic pattern that rarely ever overpowers a room. xoRH
- February 3, 2010 at 11:17 PM
YAY! I love it. I have almost all of these images in my 'stash' as well.. It's such a classic pattern that rarely ever overpowers a room. xoRH
- February 3, 2010 at 11:17 PM
- The Andersons said...
Love paisley! Love the images you have posted and your style! My master bedroom duvet and euro shams are paisley print and my cream, matte lasse coverlet has a paisley pattern. Wish I could find some inexpensive block print drapes for my living room.
- February 4, 2010 at 10:55 AM
- Debbie said...
I love paisley and fell in love with those pillows of Jill's but then looked at the price. Oh my, hmmm could I make them somehow, haven't block printed in 3 decades.
My mother made me paisley orange pants when in high school and I loved them and my friends can still remember them after 40 years. If you love paisley once then it never goes away.
- February 5, 2010 at 9:03 AM
- Laurie Blaswich said...
Hello, I am new to blogging and LOVE your blog. . . Stunning, Stunning, Stunning, you and your husband are adorable! I will be back to visit.
Please stop and visit me sometime!
Best wishes!
- February 6, 2010 at 10:16 AM
- Visual Vamp said...
Thanks for the shout out and this fantastic post!!!
xo xo
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- cotedetexas said...
missed this somehow, thanks for the shout out - love lvoe love love love this!!!!!!!!!!! the best!! love it. hehe.
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1/2 cup (1 stick) butter
3/4 cup sugar
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4 teaspoons baking powder
1 teaspoon salt
Mix butter, sugar and beat till light. Add eggs, milk flour, baking soda and salt together in a bowl, mix until blended. Fold in peaches.
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Lunch on campus seems to work well because it strikes the right balance between informality and a meeting. I start by asking about what might be happening in the year ahead or what programs the person is most excited about in the coming year. Then I just sit back and take good notes.
August always works well too for a number of reasons. Most people (especially those in student affairs) are back from vacation since they are preparing for the arrival of the first year class. Additionally by august most divisions and departments have completed their goal setting and planning for the year. By August the directors of these key areas have a sense for what programs and people will have an exciting and interesting story to tell.
So since August is here my advice is pick up the phone and have lunch.


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How to Create Arctic Adventure Tubs With Your Kids
Do your kids like playing in the winter snow and ice?
Do they like polar bears and other cold-weather critters?
Ever wonder what it's like way up north in the Arctic?
Take them on an arctic adventure that's as close as your own kitchen!
In this article I'll show you how to make your own simulated arctic environment from stuff you already have at home.
Why an Arctic Landscape?
If you're looking for an activity that costs nothing, requires less than five minutes of hands-on prep time and makes use of all reusable materials, then you'll love to make an arctic landscape with your kids.
It's easy to create an open-ended scene that inspires creative sensory play. In the spirit of the cardboard box, this activity is super-simple and guaranteed to be a hit.
The Arctic is cool—downright cold, actually! It's the great unknown, a mysterious faraway place. It's a vast expanse of wind-swept ice and frigid water, just waiting for adventure. It's a blank slate demanding your child delve deep into his or her imagination.