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Max & Erma's redo at Mall brings out the band
The Mentor High School band was there and so were portly Max and Erma costumed characters.
Thursday's "grand reopening" of Max & Erma's, a freestanding restaurant in the east Great Lakes Mall parking lot next to Barnes & Noble, drew a packed house crowd for a look around, the chance to sample munchies and taste free Thirsty Dog beer. Passing motorists tooted their approval
Bar manager Matt Michealis said the eatery closed for five-and-a-half days to undergo a re-do which included new flooring, furniture and lighting and to expand the bar. It's part of a system-wide effort to re-ignite growth for the Columbus, Ohio based restaurant chain.
"Some employees took their vacations then while others pitched in to help us and got full pay," said bar manager Matt Michaelis. Debuting was a new fireplace with views from both sides. On one side a new date-night seating area, intended for adults only, was rolled out. On the other side of the fireplace are high top tables with crystal chandeliers overhead.
Kitschy memorabilia still fills the walls to dispel any impression of a high tone makeover signaled by the eye-popping chandeliers.
Free, freshly baked chocolate chip cookies go to customers on Wednesdays.
At the opening, live entertainment in the bar included Charles Kema on ukelele and acoustic guitar. Once a month entertainment on Fridays is something Michealis said he hopes to establish, "depending on how it's received by our customers," he said.
In keeping with its commitment to the community, Max & Erma's pledged 20 percent of purchases that day to support music programs of Mentor Public Schools.


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Most people find sobriety terrifying. That's because they have no idea what to expect or they believe the countless misconceptions that plague the media and the public about what addiction and sobriety are.
Before I got sober, I looked at sobriety like it was lame and boring. I thought it was only for people who had lost everything or had been to jail because their addiction had taken them to a deeper, darker extreme. I never considered sobriety for me. I incorrectly believed that my life would be over if I ever became sober. I'm so glad that I was wrong about that. Today I love living sober, and these are some of the reasons why.
1. I have a life beyond my addiction.
I was convinced that my life would be over when I got sober, but that wasn't the case at all. I've been pleased to find that my life is more manageable, fun, enjoyable, and drama-free since quitting alcohol and drugs. In fact, I am able to do more now that I'm sober. Not only that, recovery has opened doors for me. I have a community of supportive sober friends at 12 step meetings and online through my blog. Writing has been an outlet for my emotions as well as a way to connect me with others with similar stories. I've even been lucky enough to obtain my full-time job because of my recovery.
2. I get to be present in every moment.
When I was drinking, I was just skating through life. There are countless trips, events, and get-togethers I don't remember or important pieces of life that I forget ever happened, and it's all because of alcohol. Living sober, I get to be present in every single moment of my life now, and that's a beautiful thing. I'm grateful I can remember and take in every second.
3. Hangovers and the physical sickness that go along with them are no longer a part of my life.
I only ever thought about the joy that alcohol brought me in the moment while I was drinking it. I quickly forgot about how horrible it made me feel the day after. I had nasty hangovers that brought on nausea, splitting headaches, and cloudiness that lasted for hours on end. Today I am happy to say I never have to experience that physical discomfort ever again.
4. I can remember everything.
Blackouts were a big part of my drinking life, and there is nothing scarier than experiencing one. It's terrifying to wake up and remember nothing from the night before, not what you did, not what you said, or who you were with. Knowing I never have to go through that anxiety again and I get to remember everything, is a gift.
5. Travel is more fulfilling.
I considered myself to be a world traveler when I drank, and I was, but I never really enjoyed it. I didn't pay attention enough to even tell you what I saw or why I went where I did. I used to plan my trips around nightclubs and bar specials. Now that I'm sober, I get to plan my vacations around historical landmarks, excursions, and beautiful food. I take in the smell and the atmosphere of each place with clearer eyes.
6. I have real and authentic relationships.
I was notorious for having toxic relationships with men during my drinking days, but looking back I now know I also had toxic friendships. I surrounded myself with people who drank and used like I did, or who acted the way I wanted them to act or did something I wanted them to do. It was all about me. I've quickly learned in sobriety that relationships are a two-way street. Respect is mutual, and authenticity has become natural.
7. I no longer have to alter my consciousness to deal with life.
I believe one of the reasons I drank and used drugs was so that I would not have to deal with the burden of reality. The ins and outs of everyday life affected me too deeply. I wanted to be numb and ignore the bad, and that's when I ended up drinking, which enabled me to ignore the good as well.
8. I have the coping mechanisms to thrive.
Coping was not something I could ever do. I didn't know how and I don't remember being taught. When alcohol became a staple in my life, it took over as my one and only coping mechanism. It worked until it didn't anymore. Now that I'm sober, I've put the time and effort into learning new, healthy coping mechanisms that work.
9. I am healthier than I have ever been.
When I drank, I was sick with a head cold several times a month. I had stomach issues and throwing up was a regular part of drinking. Sleep was not a priority, and neither was eating. Sobriety has allowed me to learn about eating healthy, encouraged me to find an exercise program that works for me (CrossFit!), and my immune system is finally working for me again. I feel more rested, and I have higher energy levels than I did when I was drinking.
10. I am finally comfortable in my own skin.
For years, I felt like I was on an endless search for something to fill the emptiness inside of me. I felt different and uncomfortable in my own skin. I didn't know what I was searching for, but the search finally ended on May 7, 2013. Since then, I've transformed into a person who is satisfied with just waking up every morning and being alive. I no longer feel like I constantly need something "more." I have self-confidence and self-love, and I am able to accept life on life's terms.
These reasons only scratch the surface of why I love living sober. My life is anything but boring today. I have a purpose, I am content, and I am able to thrive. That's what it's like to live in recovery for me, and it can be the same way for you.[easy-social-share buttons="facebook,twitter" counters=0 style="button" twitter_user="@recoveryvillage" point_type="simple" facebook_text="Share" twitter_text="Tweet"]

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Abdel Ibrahim:
Since Apple's first iPad came on the scene in 2010, people have wondered if tablets could stand in for computers. Few would argue they're not up to casual tasks like Web browsing and emailing, but what about the more demanding ones? What about, say, photo editing? Until recently, that was firmly out of the question. The graphics and processing power of even the top tablets couldn't hack it. But now, with the new iPad, I'm not so sure.
Quite easily one of the best articles I've seen on the topic.


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I have been haunting down this bag for a very long time, I just couldn't make my mind up on which color I wanted. While I was in Paris for my birthday I finally decided to get the red version but they didn't have it anymore, it was a summer color they said and well, it went on sale and got sold out in no time. I sort of had lost hope until I walked into a shop in Amsterdam and of all places, it was there patiently waiting for me and on sale! SCORE!!!!
While I was at the store I went trough a moment of confusion since they also had the blue version, even some of you told me through Facebook that I should go for that one instead. Then I realized it was the red one I've been wanting all along, plus I could use some color on my accessories, specially when winter comes. I think the red one was a great choice but if you also like the blue one, its on sale here.


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Lynn is the Assistant Vice President, Regional Branch Manager for GFA Federal Credit Union. She has been with GFA since 2006. In her position Lynn has been involved in the communities she works in and enjoys meeting many new people and helping them to achieve their financial goals.
Lynn has always believed learning how to handle your finances from an early age is advantageous to students. This is why her involvement with the Financial Literacy program at Conval School has been a rewarding experience for her. She sat on the Education Committee to help promote GFA's leadership in this program and has watched the students learn valuable lessons to support their future.
Lynn attended Northeastern University as a Business major. She has spent many years in the banking industry and is now happy to be working in the Monadnock region. I've met many wonderful people both personally & professionally and have developed relationships that will last a life time. I am looking forward to serving on the board for the Greater Peterborough Chamber of Commerce and meeting many more people from this beautiful area we live and work in.


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News Release
Thursday, April 3, 2003
Four Month-Old Child Dies in a Traffic Collision
Los Angeles: On Wednesday, April 2, 2003, at approximately 2:05 p.m., a fatal traffic collision occurred on Vermont Avenue and 76th Street in the 77th Street Area.
The collision occurred when a 1991 GMC, Suburban, travelling northbound on Vermont Avenue, collided into the rear of a 1990 Nissan Sentra, which was stopped at the intersection at 76th Street for a red light.
The Suburban was being driven by Harold Joseph Williams, a 36 year-old resident of Los Angeles. The occupants inside the Nissan, an 18 year-old female, a 15 year-old female, an 18 month-old girl and a 4 month-old boy all sustained major injuries.
Los Angeles Fire Department Paramedics responded to the scene and transported the occupants of the Nissan to a local hospital, where they were treated. Unfortunately, the 4 month-old boy had sustained major head trauma and died as a result of his injuries. The boy's name is being withheld pending the notification of his family.
During the preliminary investigation, Williams was found to be driving under the influence of an alcoholic beverage and was arrested for Felony Vehicular Manslaughter.
Anyone with information regarding this incident is asked to contact South Traffic at 213-485-7336. On weekends and during off-hours, please call the 24-hour toll free number at the Detective Information Desk, 1-877-LAWFULL, 1-877-529-3855.
This press release was prepared by Public Information Officer Adriana N. Sanchez, Media Relations Section, 213-485-3586.
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Mercury Bay Seaside Carnival
Jan 8th 2020
This is a fundraising event for the Mercury Bay Area School.
Come along and enjoy stalls, rides, games food and more!!
The Mercury Bay Area School provides primary and secondary education to resident families of Whitianga and surrounding areas including, Hahei, Hotwater Beach, Cooks Beach, Kuaotunu and Matarangi.
In the aim of raising well needed funds, parents and supporters of the school have formed this summer event for Whitianga which is now a permanent calendar attraction for visitors and locals alike.
We look forward to the day when the Mercury Bay Seaside Carnival will be an integral part of the Mercury Bay community, providing a regular opportunity for that community to support its largest education provider.
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Fits all original Soviet AK-47 pattern, Norinco 56S and Poly Tech AKS rifles. Graduations marked from 100M to 800M like original tangent rear sight. Click-adjustable for windage. Fitted with Trijicon 0.076 green tritium inserts.
We stand behind our products. All Kensight Sights are covered by a limited lifetime warranty. We guarantee our products against defects in material and construction. This limited lifetime warranty does not extend to normal signs of wear. It does not cover breakage, damage or rust due to misuse, improper maintenance, accidents, loss or theft. The warranty does not extend to damages cause by unauthorized repairs.
Any product we determine to be defective will be repaired or replaced solely at our discretion. To receive warranty repair or replacement, the owner must send the product to be evaluated by KFS Industries Warranty Services located at our Atlanta, Georgia headquarters. In addition to the provisions of this warranty, the owner may also have other rights that can vary by state. No other warranties are implied or expressed other than what is specifically stated here.
All products returned to KFS Industries for a warranty claim must have prior approval of a KFS Customer Service employee in the form of a Return Material Authorization Number (RMA). The RMA must be displayed on the exterior of the return carton. Merchandise returned without an RMA will be refused. The RMA number assigned will expire 30 days from date of issue. To obtain an RMA, please call the KFS Atlanta, Georgia headquarters at (404) 691-7611.
After you obtain your RMA, Please send your product to:KFS Industries Inc.
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Upon receipt of a returned product, we will verify warranty coverage. If the product is not covered by warranty, KFS Industries Inc. will send you an estimate of the cost to repair your product prior to performing any services not covered. Trijicon installs all the tritium vials on the Kensights. All tritium warranty issues must be sent to Trijicon directly.
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I haven't sighted it in yet but I installed it yesterday. You can't tell very well from the product picture which shows tritium lamps in blackness, but it has a nice white outline that pops too so you can see it fairly well in daylight as well as dim light or no light. I think the white outline surrounding the tritium lamps is best for daylight use. It is installed to lower third cowitness with a Primary Arms microdot. The width of the notch allows more light and obscures the target less than the standard AK leaf sight. I have an XS standard dot on the front though because I didn't like a rectangular post without much white. I don't know how precise it will be but acquiring the sights is very fast. Excellent for cowitness backups just because they are quick. I suspect slow fire will be precise and will make a range trip soon.


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Minnesota's Congressional Delegation Asks Trump Administration To Support Fair Trade and Enforce Open Skies Agreements
Gulf Carriers' Billions of Dollars in Treaty-Violating Subsidies Pose a Threat to More Than 75,000 Minnesota Jobs
WASHINGTON, DC (May 15, 2017) – Today, all eight members of Minnesota's delegation in the U.S. House of Representatives released a letter sent to Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao asking for action against egregious trade violations by Qatar and the United Arab Emirates. The two countries' have pumped over $50 billion in subsidies into their state-owned airlines – Emirates, Etihad Airways and Qatar Airways – in violation of Open Skies agreements with the United States. The subsidies skew industry competition in favor of the Gulf airlines, creating an unfair playing field that puts over 1.2 million U.S. jobs at risk. As a major aviation hub, operations at Minneapolis – St. Paul International Airport alone support almost 75,000 jobs and generate $2.9 billion in revenue for the state that will be harmed by the Gulf carriers' anticompetitive practices.
The bipartisan letter released today states, "Qatar and UAE air carriers are using their government subsidies to launch international service that would not be possible without government backing. These new routes are coming at the expense of U.S. airlines' international networks, American jobs, and ultimately will harm consumers." The letter was signed by Representatives Tom Emmer, Betty McCollum, Tim Walz, Jason Lewis, Erik Paulsen, Keith Ellison, Collin Peterson and Richard Nolan.
"Minnesota's congressional delegation continues to show their leadership in the fight for fair and free trade," said Jill Zuckman, chief spokesperson for the Partnership for Open & Fair Skies. "We are grateful that this bipartisan group is speaking out on behalf of Minnesotans and all Americans whose jobs are put at risk by the Gulf carriers' unprecedented subsidies. It is past time to put a stop to trade cheating and enforce our Open Skies agreements."
Six bipartisan U.S. Senators, including Senator Amy Klobuchar (D-MN) sent a similar letter to the Trump Administration in March. Additional letters have recently been sent by Michigan's congressional delegation and Georgia's political and business leaders.
Full copies of the letter from Minnesota's House Members can be found online here, and the letter signed by Senator Klobuchar can be seen here.


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Ford — MIL On, Camshaft Position Sensor DTC(s) Stored
Some 2009 Ford Fusions and Mercury Milans with the 3.0L DOHC engine may turn on the MIL and log DTC P0340 and/or P0344 in PCM. Ford says the cam sensor circuit troubles are limited to vehicles produced between 5/1/08 and 12/12/08, and may be the result of worn thrust surfaces on the camshafts.
To make a definitive diagnosis, remove the bank 1 (right) valve cover. Now remove the cap from the intake camshaft and examine the thrust surface. If no wear is evident, this information doesn't apply and you should continue troubleshooting until the cause of the DTC(s) is found.
If the thrust surface on the intake cam is worn, move on to bank 2 (left) of the engine and remove the valve cover. Now remove the cap from the exhaust cam and look at the thrust surface.
If it is worn also, replace the intake cam on bank 1 (Part No. 6E5Z-6250-DA), the exhaust cam on bank 2 (Part No. 3M4Z-6250-CELH) and the two caps (Part No. 8E5Z-6A251-A). If the exhaust cam thrust surface looks okay, just replace the intake camshaft and cap. To complete the repair, change the oil and filter, wipe out the codes, start the engine and make sure the DTC(s) doesn't reset.


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A University of Bristol graduate student inadvertently synthesized approximately 40 g of triacetone triperoxide (TATP) on Friday, prompting building evacuations and a controlled detonation by an explosives team, chemistry professor and Faculty of Science dean Timothy C. Gallagher has confirmed to C&EN. No one was injured in the incident.
The TATP was in solution and not isolated as a solid. When the student realized what had happened, the student handled the situation very responsibly, Gallagher says. Further response by the department, university, and emergency personnel "went like clockwork," Gallagher adds.
Gallagher says that he is "absolutely convinced" that the preparation of TATP was unintentional rather than deliberate or with malicious intent.
Gallagher and others at the university are working to understand exactly how the student came to make the explosive, especially in such quantity. Once that is done, Gallagher plans to share more details and all lessons learned with the chemistry community. "It's the right thing to do," he says.
Chemist commentary: Chemjobber, Reddit
Local news coverage: Epigram (student newspaper), Bristol Post, Sun


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Now that I've had a chance to collect my thoughts from the Morton Chamber of Commerce's candidate forum held Thursday night in the Bertha Frank Performing Arts Center at Morton High School, here are some observations:
* I'm surprised that all five District 709 School Board candidates support the $12.5 million building bonds referendum. When a referendum is on the same ballot as a school board vote, it seems at least one candidate runs on an anti-referendum agenda. I know there's opposition to the District 709 referendum in the community, and that means no candidate is representing these residents' views.
* Candidates' answers to audience questions posed by moderator Mike Dimmick of WEEK Channel 25 were thoughtful and civil. The only disagreements, and they were mild, were over School Board candidate Tim Taylor's assertion that the board is asking for a large project because it hadn't planned adequately for the future, and Morton Village Board candidate Dan Acton's opposition to a .25 percent sales tax increase in the village's new business district. I would have liked to have heard more audience questions and skipped the questions from the chamber's government affairs committee.
* If the referendum passes, noted School Board President Tom Neeley, it could free up maintenance money for Jefferson Elementary School because of the modernization of Grundy, Lettie Brown and Lincoln elementary schools. I don't recall hearing that scenario brought up in past School Board discussions. Jefferson is the lone elementary school not included in the referendum.
* No matter what happens in the April 5 election, there will be new members of the School Board and Village Board. Of the four candidates running for two School Board seats for Morton residents, only one is an incumbent. Of the four candidates running for three Village Board seats, just two are incumbents.
* If you were at the forum and want to offer your thoughts, please send them to me at the e-mail address below and I'll include them in future blog posts. Please stick to the issues, and I will use your name.
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By the next day, she'll have a brand new set.
But left to their own devices, most online users will choose the easiest and most hackable passwords -- forgoing numerous rules or patterns to create complex strings. Worse yet, they'll use the very same password across multiple sites and programs, so that the head of a Packers message board also has the password for your Capital One account.
In fact, according to Bloomberg, 50% of users choose a common word or simple key combination for passwords. Most common: 123456, password, 12345678, qwerty, and abc123. In other words, a hacker could just roll his knuckles across the left side of the keyboard and have a good chance of accessing someone's bank account.
It's imperative that everyone improve their password with a simple code or guideline. Lifehacker provides a couple tips here. Underscoring this necessity, Bloomberg reported that by adding only a few upper-case letters and number or symbol or two, you greatly decrease the likelihood of a nefarious cybercriminal guessing your passwords.
Here's the time it takes a program to guess your password based on character length and complexity:
Length: 6 characters
Lowercase: 10 minutes
+ Uppercase: 10 hours
+ Nos. & Symbols: 18 days
Length: 7 characters
Lowercase: 4 hours
+ Uppercase: 23 days
+ Nos. & Symbols: 4 years
Length: 8 characters
Lowercase: 4 days
+ Uppercase: 3 years
+ Nos. & Symbols: 463 years
Length: 9 characters
Lowercase: 4 months
+ Uppercase: 178 years
+ Nos. & Symbols: 44,530 years


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Christy Marks: Lined Up For Lust
Lined Up For Lust
We had the pleasure of being around for this busty lineup, taken on location in Hungary while Christy was overseas shooting her SexxxTacular DVD, "Busty Riding Academy" and we would like to say that being in the presence of all this power was quite amazing. Why? Because these stacked sweeties couldn't keep their hands off of one another. In fact, they were so busy feeling each other up and rubbing titties that we had to literally separate them so we could shoot these pics. Tits attract tits and that held true for Christy when it came to her new busty buds, Jasmin Black and Kristy Klenot. Ms. Marks couldn't help but feel both of these ladies up. (Not that we minded watching!)
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The Principle of Low Level Laser Therapy (or photo-biotherapy)is as old as sunlight itself.
Ensuring even better, faster results. We use the newer, more advanced LaserTek 5000 Hair Therapy
The Principle of Low Level Laser Therapy or photo-biotherapy is as old as sunlight itself. Harnessing and refining the therapy with low reactive laser, like LaserTek 5000, is relatively new. Low level lasers are "soft" lasers, often referred to as "cold" lasers, and do not have the thermal-component to cut, burn or vaporize tissue. Low level laser therapy (LLLT) is based on the scientific principal of photo biotherapy. Photo-biotherapy occurs when laser light is absorbed by cells stimulating cell metabolism and causing damaged cells to repair themselves. Photo-biochemical changes in cells can only be achieved with the correct amount of light energy, delivered at the appropriate wavelength. According to laser researcher, Dr. David G. Williams, "Low Level Laser Therapy, or LLLT, is a miraculous healing tool used for telogen effluvium treatments.
Light Energy Explained
Normal white light produces a thermal effect in the skin. This is due to its relatively high-energy output, with a large share of its light in the infrared spectrum being absorbed by the water in the outer cell structures. Laser light, with one specific wavelength, penetrates deep into the layers of skin and is absorbed, provoking a photo-biochemical chain reaction. The Laser Hair Therapy 5000 device has 51 diode lasers mounted in a half sphere, delivering laser energy to the tissues of the scalp. Laser energy (photons), penetrate deep into these tissues and are absorbed by deeper cell structures, resulting in a photo-biochemical chain of cellular and sub-cellular events. Hair loss laser treatment is clinically proven in European studies to stimulate these cellular and sub-cellular events, leading to a dramatic increase in micro-circulation of blood supplies, cessation of hair loss and stimulation of hair re-growth. Various light sources including lasers have been used in attempts to stimulate hair growth and stop the progression of hair loss since the 1950's.
- In 1969, Dr. Brian E. Johnson reported his attempts to stimulate hair growth in C57B mice by 260 nm irradiation. Inhibitions were reported in the wavelength range 280-310 nm.
- Professor E. Mester reported in 1968 that unfocused 694 nm Rubin laser-light initially increased hair growth in C57B mice.
- In 1984 Dr. Trelles showed in one study that patients with alopecia areata who were treated with HeNe Laser 632.8 nm showed a good response. Dr. Trelles reported that most of the patients with alopecia areata responded well after only 6 to 8 treatments administered twice a week for four weeks. The HeNe laser was placed 30 centimeters from the alopecia area with dosages ranging from 3-4 joule per sq.cm. No fibers or lenses were used. In the same study, microscopic evaluation of the hair shaft structure on the alopecia areata irradiated areas showed a clear modulla rich in Keratin after treatment.
- At the 4th Annual Meeting of the Japan Laser Therapy Association in 1992, success was reported either an increase in both hair growth and the density of the hair follicle in the laser treated areas of both male and female stress alopecia and alopecia areata patients, with only one failure out of 40 cases reported in two papers.


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There are some days I wonder whether the editorial page of the New York Times is really just a training ground for deadpan comedy writers. Surely Leslie Nielsen and Lloyd Bridges at their faux-serious best in Airplane! can't match the ironic hilarity of the Times editorial endorsements yesterday of Hillary Clinton and John Kasich.
Of Hillary Clinton, for example, the Times tells us:
Democratic primary voters, on the other hand, after a substantive debate over real issues, have the chance to nominate one of the most broadly and deeply qualified presidential candidates in modern history. . .
A "substantive debate over real issues"?? Comedy 101, as any standup comic like our own Ammo Grrrl will tell you, depends on setting up "runners," that is, themes that will recur again and again and produce easy laughs by their growing familiarity with the audience. That appears to be what the Times is up to, but I'm not sure the Times endorsement of Hillary is quite ready for the Improv yet.
Mr. Sanders has scored some rhetorical points against Mrs. Clinton for her longstanding ties to Wall Street, but she has responded well. . .
By all accounts, Hillary wrapping herself in 9/11 to deflect Sanders' attack is reckoned as one of her worst moments in the debates that seem to have been scheduled to go head to head against infomercials. This next joke setup requires bracketed comments:
Mrs. Clinton is keenly aware of the wage gap for women [perhaps because she paid women in her Senate office so much less than men?], especially for women of color. It's not just that she's done her homework — Mrs. Clinton has done her homework on pretty much any subject you'd care to name. [Like how to evade government protocols on email?]
And this graph requires no comment, and doesn't need a laugh track:
As secretary of state, Mrs. Clinton worked tirelessly, and with important successes, for the nation's benefit. She was the secretary President Obama needed and wanted: someone who knew leaders around the world, who brought star power as well as expertise to the table. The combination of a new president who talked about inclusiveness and a chief diplomat who had been his rival but shared his vision allowed the United States to repair relations around the world that had been completely trashed by the previous administration.
Let's just end with this fragment of a sentence near the end:
Mrs. Clinton has honed a steeliness that will serve her well . . .
Not clear that it will serve her well, but the first part of that sentence is accurate.
Meanwhile, the Times has decided to kill off John Kasich by endorsing him (after all, how well would it work for Kasich to campaign with the tag line, "Endorsed by the New York Times!"), which suggests perhaps that of all the Republican field, Kasich is the candidate they fear the most? Talk about being in a bubble:
Gov. John Kasich of Ohio, though a distinct underdog, is the only plausible choice for Republicans tired of the extremism and inexperience on display in this race. And Mr. Kasich is no moderate. As governor, he's gone after public-sector unions, fought to limit abortion rights and opposed same-sex marriage.
Talk about damning with faint praise. So, apparently moderation in defense of extremism is no vice? Or something. Cue Zucker, Zucker, and Abrahams for a new genre of droll comedy: Airplane! meets Front Page.


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Chargeable garden waste
The garden waste service provides an affordable and convenient way to recycle your garden waste.
The garden waste collection service, for your first bin or bags*, costs £40 per year.
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The National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation (NCTR) at the University of Manitoba announced a unique partnership today, teaming up with The Tragically Hip front man Gord Downie.
Downie has pledged to donate proceeds from his upcoming multimedia project,Secret Path, to support the important work of the NCTR in honouring the stories of residential school survivors. Continue reading Gord Downie partners with University of Manitoba on reconciliation project


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Two of the classes we run out of the library had exciting classes last week and since a picture is worth mil palabras I figure I'll let them do most of the talking...
Last week Chet and Sonia's Art class stared and finished their first multiple-class projects: collages!
Santiago cuts colorful images out of one of the magazines
Kerly and Dario working hard
Krysta and Jackie's Natural Science class learned about the importance of trees and "adopted" their own trees in the cancha across from the library by completing bark imprints and tracing leaves, labeling the parts of each tree in both Spanish and English.
The kids help Jackie and Krysta label their diagrams
Taking bark imprints in the cancha
Krysta helps the kids complete their projects
Evelyn's finished product: bark imprint, tree sketch, leaf tracing and labels!
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Ahmadinejad not going quietly
There was nothing essentially new in the message to Washington from Iran's president on Sunday: Repeating last week's statement by the Iranian supreme leader that direct talks cannot happen as long as sanctions remain.
What drew attention was how Mahmoud Ahmadinejad injected himself into it.
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Ahmadinejad told crowds marking the anniversary of the 1979 Islamic Revolution that he personally was ready to take part in one-on-one dialogue with the United States if Western economic pressures were eased. Even in the twilight of his presidency, Ahmadinejad's political ego remains as intact as ever, suggesting both a feisty prelude to June elections and efforts by Ahmadinejad to seek the spotlight after his second and final term.
While he was careful not to contradict Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, the offer to represent Iran in possible future dialogue, whether real or rhetorical, was an indirect slap and suggests no easing of a political feud between Ahmadinejad and the ruling clerics. The supreme leader, not the president, oversees all critical matters of state, including picking envoys for international talks and setting policy toward Washington.
Iran's political skirmishes pose no direct threat to the ruling system, but have become so much of a distraction that Khamenei has made a rare appeal for all sides to lower the tensions.
It's gone widely unheeded.
Ahmadinejad has even warned against attempts to "engineer" the June elections. It's a reference to the powerful Revolutionary Guard and its plans to take an active role in the campaigning, but also a paradoxical swipe since Ahmadinejad's re-election four years ago touched off enormous chaos over claims of vote rigging.
By most reckoning, Ahmadinejad should be limping into his final months.
His political capital has been sharply drained in a doomed bid to challenge Khamenei as the sole gatekeeper for all key policies and decisions. Key allies have been either arrested or politically neutralized over nearly two years. Last week, Ahmadinejad was publicly rebuked in parliament after trying to disgrace Speaker Ali Larijani - a longtime rival - with a purportedly secret videotape allegedly exposing corruption within the Larijani clan.
"Very ugly," said Ahmadinejad after being lectured by Larijani about political ethics and then curtly dismissed from the chamber.
Yet every time Ahmadinejad has been rattled, he's managed to regain his footing.
His resilience will now encounter even tougher tests. Khamenei and the ruling theocracy are expected to block an Ahmadinejad protege from being on the June 14 ballot to pick his successor. This means that Ahmadinejad - with less to lose - may fight harder for political relevance in the coming months and lash back stronger at his critics.
At the same time, it appears increasingly likely that Ahmadinejad will try to position himself for some kind of political influence after his leaves office. He has given few hints of his post-presidency incarnation, but his showdowns with the ruling system suggest he will be forced to carve out his own fate.
His speech Sunday - his last revolution anniversary rally as president - showed his refusal to even acknowledge his lame duck status.
"You pull away the gun from the face of the Iranian nation, I myself will enter the talks with you," Ahmadinejad said in a message to the U.S.
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Ray Ozzie is one of the most well-respected computer scientists around. He pioneered innovations in groupware software during previous stints at Lotus and Groove and now is working to bring Microsoft's technology strategy more in step with the demands of the Internet age as its chief software architect.
So when the man speaks, it pays to listen. Ozzie piqued my attention recently when he offered a provocative rumination on the suitability of current operating systems and client machines during a recent interview with Om Malik.
"A student today or a Web start-up, they don't actually start at the desktop. They start at the Web, they start building Web solutions, and immediately deploy that to a browser. So from that perspective, what programming models can I give these folks that they can extend that functionality out to the edge? In the cases where they want mobility, where they want a rich dynamic experience as a piece of their solution, how can I make it incremental for them to extend those things, as opposed to learning the desktop world from scratch?"
Translation: In a 'Web-ified' world, the proprietary approach which propelled Microsoft to fame and fabulous riches is in need of a radical revamp. I'm sure the Wizard of Oz(zie) would put a more ambiguous touch on my interpretation. But as he acknowledged to Malik, Microsoft designed Windows to work on local area networks, not the Internet.
If he could wave his magic wand, what might Ozzie do? The company can go only so far without jeopardizing a profitable, recurring revenue stream. But again, that's looking backward. The more interesting software work is taking place on the Web, not at the operating system level. In part, that's where the software-plus-services approach can help. Pushing out applications as services over the Internet--perhaps on a lease or rental model--is an idea whose time has come. (If you want proof, just look at what Marc Beniof has built at Salesforce.com.)
In his keynote earlier in the month at the Mix '08 event in Las Vegas, Ozzie teased the crowd with hints of a "seamless mesh" or "syncromesh," seemingly reflecting his long research in synchronization and collaboration.
"Just imagine the possibilities of unified application management across the device mesh, centralized, Web-based deployment of device-based applications. Imagine an app platform that's cognizant of all of your devices. Now, as it so happens, we've had a team at Microsoft working on this specific scenario for some time now, starting with the PC and focused on the question of how we might make life so much easier for individuals if we just brought together all your PCs into a seamless mesh, for users, for developers, using the Web as a hub."
Where is he heading with all this? Microsoft's not saying much but my colleague Dan Farber wrote after Ozzie's speech that Microsoft's likely "working on the plumbing required to create a seamless mesh that can synchronize content, services and applications across a variety of devices and user scenarios via the Web as a hub."
Sounds plausible but what an irony that a decade ago, Larry Ellison and Scott McNealy were talking about a not all too different scenario. At the time, those two were barnstorming around the country to promote the then-foreign concept of the network computer. Of course, their aim was to sink Microsoft by obviating the need for a rich proprietary operating system. But at a basic level, the network computer idea revolved around what today we would call cloud computing. Unfortunately for Sun Microsystems and Oracle, it would take another decade before the industry would create fast enough connections and enough storage to make it feasible.
Hilarious jokes barely save a Toy Story 4 lacking in stakes: The Pixar sequel doesn't have the emotional pull fans might expect.
New Stranger Things clothing lets you wear Demogorgons.: The Netflix hit inspires an H&M collection from another dimension -- the 1980s.


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2 to as many as you want bone-in chicken breast.
1 zip top bag
2 tablespoons of good quality olive oil
1 tablespoon of dried oregano
1 tablespoon of garlic powder
1 lemon- zest and juice divided into 2 parts.
1 teaspoon of kosher salt and fresh cracked pepper
Place chicken in zip top bag and add olive oil. Rub the olive oil all around the chicken. Add all of the rest of the ingredients into the bag. Please only add 1/2 of the lemon juice. Place on baking sheet. Bake in a 350 degree oven. I cooked 2 breast for about 30 minutes, and then I turn up the heat to 400 degrees to brown the skin. Let rest after cooking for 15 minutes with a piece of aluminum foil over the top. This will allow the juices to redistribute. Squeeze the rest of the lemon juice over the hot chicken. Enjoy!
Brown Rice:
1 + 1/4 cup brown rice
3 cups of chicken stock or veggie stock
1 to 2 cups of water- added as needed per the dryness of the rice.1 large carrot- small dice
1/2 green pepper- small dice
1 cup frozen peas1 + 1/2 cup of frozen broccoli florets
Place rice and chicken stock into a pot on high heat. Add 1 cup of water, carrot, and green pepper and boil until the rice is tender. This will take awhile about 30 to 45 minutes. Stir in the peas and broccoli florets. Simmer for another 5 minutes on low heat. Then stir in the vinaigrette.
1 lemon- zest and juice2 tablespoons of Dijon mustard
2 tablespoons of good quality olive oil.
1/2 fresh garlic clove- grated on a micro plane.
kosher salt and fresh cracked pepper to taste.2 scallions- small dice
1/2 cup of minced parsley
In a bowl whisk Dijon plus the lemon juice. Slowly add the olive oil and keep whisking. This is called making an emulsion. You do this so your vinaigrette does not break- aka separate. Add all other ingredients and stir into the warm rice.
This rice is great warm or cold! This is a goto dinner. When we have been eating bad foods, or rich foods this is a welcome change. I really love the nutty taste of the brown rice, and the great moistness of the baked chicken. I heard something once that oregano means joy of the mountain. I am full of weird info! Anyway, I hope you will try this. Remember, you can Rock That Plate!


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I said yesterday that Algonquin Park is magical. Twilight seems to be extra special... I Listen to the Tree toads and loons singing and watched the sun set over Pog Lake. It becomes so peaceful and quite - it seems to get bigger in the dark too - but not scary... More alive but so peaceful...


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As the Loyola class of 2018 goes on to "set the world on fire" and the remaining students scatter across the country for the summer, Loyola's administration is likely breathing a sigh of relief the semester is over after the year they had.
However, a new academic year doesn't wipe the slate clean.
Loyola's administration needs to know when classes start Aug. 27, The Phoenix will be bringing attention to the same issues which affected Loyola students this year.
This summer can't be a way for Loyola to hide its blemishes. Instead, Loyola needs to spend these months finding solutions to its many problems, because they aren't going away.
This year, The Phoenix reported Loyola's Campus Safety department underreported crime in Rogers Park to the student body compared to the Chicago Police Department (CPD).
The Phoenix has also found miscommunication between crimes Campus Safety said it referred to CPD and crimes CPD had accounted.
Campus Safety was also involved in one of the biggest controversies on campus this year when a student was detained and another student was grabbed by the collar after officers searched alleged scalpers outside Gentile Arena Feb. 24.
The incident kicked off the #NotMyLoyola movement and has since been the cause of a petition, walkout, town hall, external investigation, task force and a civil rights lawsuit.
The university has shown signs of trying to fix the problem. However, as The Phoenix Editorial Board recently wrote, the university needs to have a clear plan of action before real change can be made.
"There will be no more downplaying of the situation or brushing it off," said Robin Branton, a member of the Black Cultural Center after the incident occured.
But brushing it off is exactly what has happened. The timing of Loyola's run to the Final Four was a gift for Loyola's administration in allowing the problem to, hopefully, fade away. Sure, the school has made promises for change, but seeing is believing.
Using the momentum of the #NotMyLoyola movement, Loyola's non-tenure track faculty went on a one-day strike and brought a contentious end to the faculty's two-year fight for a contract agreement.
Loyola claimed unions go against Catholic Social Teaching while at the same time Georgetown University, another Jesuit institution and one of Loyola's aspirational peers, allowed its graduate students to unionize while Loyola refuses to negotiate with this group.
This movement was also overshadowed by March Madness, and, even though an agreement was eventually reached April 27, the fight showed Loyola still has a long way to go on labor issues.
Loyola also raised tuition 2.4 percent this year. Tuition has gone up every year for the past decade and the cost of room and board is also increasing.
President Jo Ann Rooney said this year's increase is the smallest in recent years. But a $1,000 increase is still impactful on the lives of many Loyola students.
The cost of housing and meal plans will also be increasing for the 2018-19 academic year despite an ongoing housing shortage on Loyola's campus.
The Phoenix reported nearly 22 percent of first-years lived in triple bedrooms which were built to house two, and 248 upperclassmen were put on a deferred housing list in March. Loyola is packing underclassmen into tiny rooms and doesn't have a place for many upperclassmen who wish to live on campus.
Loyola is currently dealing with problems with the transparency of the Campus Safety department, racial tensions, labor issues, continuing tuition increases and a housing crisis.
The school got lucky this semester when the basketball team went on a historic run to the Final Four and now it's getting lucky again with the end of the semester. Summer break and the NCAA tournament both effectively hid Loyola's most glaring problems.
Students can't forget these problems over the summer and should come back to campus in the fall with a continued passion for improving their school.
Loyola, you have an opportunity to address these problems during this summer; they won't go away unless they are acknowledged, and solutions are presented openly with maximum possible transparency


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Count your blessings
Good morning. Be encouraged!!! It is better to lose count while naming your blessings, than to lose your blessings while counting your troubles.
God is Love
Rev Run
Tuesday, February 12, 2008
REV RUN: Words of Wisdom - Tuesday, February 12th, 2008
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Panama, Boca del Toro Boca del Toro is an archipel in the Carrebean Sea of Panama and hold quite a huge variety of small islands. Visitors will be set over from Almirante to Bocas Town on Isla Colon. Bocas has a nice carrebean flair and charm and lots of hostels, hotels and restaurants for every kind of travellers. Various daily trips are offered to differnet islands with snorkeling, Dolphin watching or beach walking. One can also hire a private boat to get driven to a lonesome island alone.
Panama, a country in Latin America.Huge diversity of landscapes, animals and botanics.Landscapes of tropical rainforests, hillsides, carrebean islands, modern city and ancient places are only some of the highlights of this country.


text: Pianist Paul Floyd is currently on the music faculty at Chapman University. For sixteen years he served as an Assistant conductor with Los Angeles Opera. During the summers he has held similar positions with The Santa Fe Opera, the Aspen Music Festival, Hawaii Performing Arts Festival, and the Oregon Astoria Festival. He holds a Doctor of Musical Arts degree in piano performance from the University of Colorado, Boulder and degrees from the Eastman School of Music and the University of Southern California where he graduated Summa Cum Laude. In 1991 he was the MTNA national collegiate artist winner in piano. Mr. Floyd has appeared as soloist with the Central Florida Bach Festival, University of Colorado Symphony, the Ventura County Symphony and the Saddleback College Orchestra. His movie credits include an appearance with Julie Andrews and Anna Netrebko in Princess Diaries II and a Disney Hall performance with Vivica Genaux in Anthony Hopkins' Fracture.


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One of the most common things that people interested in internet advertising get consumed by is how much overall traffic or "clicks" we can get for their website without much or any relevancy to the quality of traffic. When people call our firm asking for specific numbers I usually can't give them the answers they are looking for. You may ponder why, why an advertiser trying to promote someone's website would not be able to tell a client such such vital information, but the reason is simple. It's that the word "click" has become such a buzz word that people have lost site of the real goal of advertising, conversions. Internet marketing is unfortunately saturated with a lot of unethical companies that guarantee, or claim to guarantee, a certain number of "clicks" that will be driven to your site. Honestly though, it is crucial for people to detach from this sort of logic. From here, one must ask, what's important?
What's important for a person trying to embark down the road on internet advertising is targeted traffic. Clients will watch their hits, or clicks, or Alexa rank and form opinions about their performance by these metrics which may have little correlation with the true success of their business. In the end, it depends on the goals of your site. If your site is a content site, and your goal is to sell advertising, maybe this is a fair calculation, or one of a handful, that are relevant. However, if your business, like most, have specific goals, such as a sale, a lead, a form fill-out, or a phone call, these are the numbers that truly matter. The usefulness of a guaranteed 100 clicks, which are from broad, un-targeted audiences, pales in comparison to as few as 10 clicks, from a highly targeted one. A meager 10 clicks could produce even a single conversion that sometimes, even a high click volume will not yield. Clicks do not always translate to business, and though it may make you feel warm and fuzzy knowing that a lot of people visited your site, it is not necessarily indicative of a successful business. This lack of information is definitely not the consumers fault, internet advertising is a big new world that a lot of people are not well versed in. However, it is the job of ethical corporations, like ours, to try and present this information as readily as possible, so that people can form clearer, more rational ideas and expectations about their advertising ventures.


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Larry Masinter: > [Koen:] >> I see that the link `The process used to close out the issues for >> Proposed Standard' still leads to a `not found' error. I find this >> worrying. > >Please do not worry. [...] Sorry, I tend to worry easily. The link has `will be updated and issued soon' behind it, so I get into a state of being worried if it is not. The process you describe looks like a very good use of our meeting time. Thanks, Koen.Received on Monday, 24 March 1997 12:06:42 UTC
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Author Archives: The Kraken
If you are any long-term reader of this blog you'll know that rarely do I waver over my opinions. OK, NEVER do I waver over my opinions. When I declare Robin Thicke to be a festering undropped bollock formed wholly … Continue reading
It's Just Not Cricket
This week I was regretfully sent a film by Conjugal Kraken and, as usual, I expected to see a surfing kitten or a weather presenter getting a tweak in his bollocks while waving at the west of Scotland. Instead, … Continue reading
The Claim Game
Kraken lovers, if there was ever a time to gird yourselves, this is it. You see yesterday, on Twitter, I was faced with a post of such vile, grasping, scum-sucking proportions that I actually screen grabbed it for your personal … Continue reading
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It is my passion to inspire and motivate others to create the life they want to live. I believe that in order to thrive in life, you must have clarity, a sense of order and well-oiled systems in place. My motto is, "Life doesn't have to be complicated"… all you need to do is simplify so you can thrive! That may mean cutting back on items we don't use or love anymore, saying 'no' to unimportant tasks on our "to-do" lists, or getting our finances in order and eliminating all debt . Living a simplified life may vary in meaning for each one of us. But what I do best is help people to clarify that meaning and take action on it. This is why I have auditioned for my own television show on Oprah Winfrey's new network!
The name of my show is "Simplify and Thrive". The idea is to inspire busy people with chaotic lives to slow down, simplify their processes and discover simple tools that will make life easier. The viewers will learn about and watch hands-on demonstrations of various techniques and systems to organize their daily routines and be more efficient and effective in life.
I really need help from all my supporters, clients, friends, family, and anybody who would enjoy this type of show idea. I need people to vote vote vote! Here is a link to my audition video. I would deeply appreciate all the votes you have the time to give. There is no limit on how many times you click that little green button, so don't be shy.
Thank you in advance for your support!!
P.S. Here is another short video I did on the same show idea.


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Joe Callahan�s next hockey game should be three months to the day from his last one.
The Sharks� veteran defenseman expects to return to action tomorrow night when Hartford visits the DCU Center in the first game of a three-in-three weekend that will decide the Atlantic Division championship. Callahan is scheduled to play against Hartford, then again in Portland on Sunday.
His last game was on Jan. 9. After that, Callahan began dealing with some serious discomfort from a neck injury, an ailment that eventually required surgery. He played in 35 games and has missed the last 39. Before this year, Callahan had never played in fewer than 65 games in a season.
�I think I�m ready,� he said. �I feel great. It�ll probably take a shift or two to be comfortable out on the ice, but I think it will come back real quickly.�
Assuming that Callahan�s comeback happens on schedule, the Sharks should have a pretty solid defensive unit in the playoffs. They�ll have Danny Groulx, Mike Moore, Derek Joslin, Callahan and Brett Westgarth as veterans, plus second-year man Michael Wilson. Rookie Nick Petrecki is on the postseason roster and newcomer Nick Schaus, who has impressed since joining Worcester from UMass-Lowell, will also be eligible to play.
Callahan would rather have avoided his three-month leave of absence, but thinks it may give him an edge heading into Calder Cup play.
�For everybody else,� he said, �they�ve played their 80 games, and for me it�s like starting a new season. Everybody else has some sort of injury, but I don�t.�
Worcester�s final two regular-season home games are tomorrow night against Hartford and Saturday night versus Providence, and there are several events scheduled off the ice as well as on. Tomorrow night, U.S. Women�s Olympic hockey player Erika Lawler of Fitchburg will sign autographs during the first intermission, and both Alex Stalock and Danny Groulx will receive their AHL awards.
The Providence game is the second of a doubleheader, with the Bruins Alumni playing at 4:30 p.m. Rick Middleton, Bob Sweeney, Ken Linesman and Bruce Shoebottom are among the ex-Bruins expected to skate. Proceeds benefit the �Why Me� organization.
Worcester was 3 for 7 with the extra man, scoring as many power-play goals last night as it had in the previous 12 games. � Cory Quirk should play tomorrow night. He has eight goals this season, seven of them against Connecticut teams Hartford and Bridgeport. � Hamilton�s Guy Boucher won the Pieri Award as the league�s top coach. The AHL does not release vote totals, but the Sharks� Roy Sommer had to be in the top three somewhere. � Slumping forward Steven Zalewski got the night off. � Danny Groulx�s goal was his 12th, setting a Sharks record for a defenseman in one season. � Worcester�s previous high for goals in a game was eight, set in an 8-4 victory on Feb. 3 in Springfield. The Sharks have scored seven or more goals six times, four times on the road. � Derek Joslin had two assists and is tied for third on the Sharks� all-time list with Zalewski and Patrick Traverse. They all have 69 helpers.


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Birthday Parties Sample Listing
Looking for a birthday party venue that you haven't already been there/done that 1,000,000 times?
Tucked into the hillside and part of Sagamore Golf Center in North Hampton, their mini-golf course showcases a terrific variety of eye-catching rock formations and water features, and every one of it's 18 holes is truly unique. Look close enough and you may be able to spot Sagamore's own tribute to New Hampshire's historic 'Old Man of the Mountain'!
Check out these awesome birthday package options!
Whether you want to manage a lot or a little for your youngster's birthday bash, Sagamore offers many different party package options. Choose from the packages below or work with them to create your own special experience!
- Birthday Package #1 – Mini Golf only: Just $6 per person
- Birthday Package #2 – Mini Golf, beverage & ice cream special: Only $10 per person!
- Birthday Package #3 – Mini Golf, pizza & beverage: Only $12 per person! (see coupon below for only $10 a player!)
- Pizza prepared by local Italian favorite Ron Jillian's (editorial note: this pizza is ah-maaaazing)
What else is included?
- Complimentary Mini-Golf Vouchers: As a way to spread some birthday cheer, each member of your party receives a complimentary Mini-Golf voucher so that they can come back and enjoy another fun round!
- Customize the Music: Party-goers also have the option to bring their own choice of music for the party!
- Private Outdoor Patio: Our sunny outdoor patio adjacent to our clubhouse is available for any party group to enjoy, allowing you and your guests to celebrate with a bit of privacy, uninterrupted.
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- Open every day until dusk!
- Children under the age of 6 play mini golf for free!
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Wow we are getting closer and closer to Christmas. As I write this there are only 10 days left until Christmas day.
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Two games that might get you back into MMORPGs/
I've had my fair share of MMORPG's. My first ever online game was actually the Korean MMORPG Ragnarok and from there I've applied to various Asian online game's that created the definition of 'grinding' in MMORPG's. I soon got tired of the grind fest and aimed for the bigger titles.
I picked up Guild Wars and was really sold because of the no monthly fee and had a blast. With only 1 year of Guild Wars, got tempted and went even higher, and finally gave in to the biggest beast of them all, World of Warcraft. When my 10 day trial was up, I quickly bought the game and was set for another 3 months. Before i knew it, I've played World of Warcraft for 2 years. Addiction took over, I was in a guild with 3 raids days every week. It was crazy. Being in college, playing World of Warcraft almost everyday, and having responsibilities to take care of in the house, it was hard to manage. To this day I still wonder why I placed myself in that situation.
But when I hit year 2 in WoW, I also hit my senior year with just two semesters away and my internship nearing its end, I knew I was so close to graduating, but I need to make a choice. In order to absolutely make sure I graduate, I needed to quit WoW in order to have all my focus on my studies. And just like that, I quit. My guild mates were very supportive and respected my decision. I graduated and had no intention of coming back, that is when Cataclysm was released.
Yes, I went back for 3 months. My friends tempted me to go back with them to check things out, But with all our friends from our old guild all gone it was easy for us to say no to it again since paying every month again and trying to get into another unknown guild felt like a chore. We contacted our old guild friends and heard they moved on, good for them. So we decided to just quit for good as well.
WoW is finally dead to me, Cataclysm just made me realize that since I quit, everything felt the same in terms of game play so paying monthly for it didn't seem worth it. My MMO craze is still there though, and I need a game to scratch that urge to play an MMORPG. The current online game's out now won't cut it, They are either WoW rip offs or grindfest MMORPG's that make you mindless zombies. So far, there are only two MMORPG's that seem to be bringing something new to the table. Two game's that I hope will make people forget about WoW for good. it's time to move on guys.
Guild Wars 2
I'm a huge Guild Wars fan. Since it's reveal, I've been keeping myself updated to the latest new about this sequel. Their going all out for the second game. It's now open world and they say the world is huge. Quests is more dynamic and they aim to make the quest feel like an actual quest. Not those collect x flowers or kill 20 wolves to kill your first 2 hours. The whole game is also going to be fully voiced.
There will be five races to pick from in Guild Wars 2; Humans, Charr, Asura, Norn, and the Sylvari a race new to the Guild Wars world. There is also seven professions to pick from. Only six so far has been revealed, so there's still one more proffession for them to reveal. The proffessions announced so far are Engineer, Thief, Guardian, Necromancer, Ranger, Warrior, and Elementalist. Check the official site for more info about the professions.
The game looks amazing and I love the fact that they kept the same art style and just worked all the improvements around it. It's still going to be free to play which makes it THE MMORPG to buy. Have no idea how ArenaNet is doing it but the first Guild Wars is still around and still going strong. No date yet and when asked about the released of Guild Wars 2 they reply by just saying "When it's finished". The game looks so good already. They want to get everything perfect and ready and I respect the no rush attitude. A must buy indeed.
Star Wars: The Old Republic
Now this MMORPG grew on me. When it was first revealed, first thing that popped in my head was WoW. The interface and game play seemed similar. But as more information started pouring in, I see myself getting more excited for this title. The last Star Wars MMORPG was a complete failure and failed to capitalize on this huge franchise. This game on the other hand is a different story. With Bioware working on this, I knew they wanted to bring something different. It will be also fully voiced and will give players choices to shape the narrative. To what degree we will have to see, but the famous conversation wheel seen in most Bioware game's like Dragon Age and Mass Effect is used for the conversations in The Old Republic.
Each faction will have four classes each. The Galactic Republic will have the Jedi Knight, Jedi Consular, Trooper, and Scoundrel(a class built around Han Solo) while the Sith Empire will have the Sith Warrior, Sith Inquisitor, Bounty Hunter, and Imperial Agent. But classes on each side will be somewhat mirroring each other in terms of roles(for example, Jedi Knight and Sith Warrior). The cool thing about the classes in this game though is that each class will have two specializations to pick from when you hit level 10, so character customization is looking deep. There is also so far 17 planets confirmed in The Old Republic making it a huge world to explore.
Every player will be assigned their very own Millennium Falcon. Well not the Millennium Falcon but your very own ship to explore the galaxy with. There will also be ship battles and companions that can join you in your adventure. The typical PVP zones, raids etc is said to be there. It looks like it's heavy on content but hopefully it doesn't come out repetitive.
Any Star Wars fan will appreciate this game, at the same time, this "Fully Voiced" feature that Bioware is pushing is a great idea. They want story to be a big factor in The Old Republic, and with voices added to the mix, it just makes the experience more compelling compared to reading a wall of text only to find out your tasked to kill 10 rats or escort an NPC. I really want The Old Republic to work. Star Wars is just a perfect world to make into an MMORPG. They failed the last time, so hopefully everything works well for The Old Republic. It's said to have a release somewhere at the end of 2011 but I have my doubts on that and expecting an early 2012 release. I'm definitely picking this up on day one and we'll see if the monthly fee is worth it. check their official site for more info about Star Wars: The Old Republic.
One of these has to be the WoW killer. People have predicted game's like Warhammer Online or Rift to dethrone World of Warcraft but have been proven wrong. What do you guy think? do these game's have a chance at grabbing millions of subscibers or will WoW reign for a couple more years. I think these two are the best bets at going toe to toe against World of Warcraft. if not, then Blizzard might do it themselves with their hidden MMO project that is currently in development.


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May 2006
So tomorrow I'm being observed by the Department of Education. Did I mention that my lesson plans are blank as of tomorrow? The book I planned on finishing with the little dears has conveniently disappeared from the classroom, never to be seen again. I assume one of the evil geniuses remembered me saying I had special ordered the book and figured if the book vanishes, there's no way we can finish it any time soon. Well, I've got news for them. We'll just start another book and I'll make twice as many worksheets to go with this one. They'll never be able to get out from under the amount of work I'm going to use to bury them.
The best part about this was that I managed to find the book a few days later. One of the kids had taken the keys to my cabinets and locked ALL of my books in the cabinet where I kept the art supplies. Good call guys.
August 2006
Nothing really interesting happened today. No, yesterday was the day where I got a really good chuckle after resisting the urge to bitch slap a fellow teacher. See, we took a few kids to the animal shelter to visit the cute little kitties and doggies. One of the kids picked up a kitten who I quickly discovered had no eyes (eek) so I asked him if I could hold the kitten and proceeded to make my way back to its cage, trying desperately to make it there before the kids noticed. Of course, my colleague, a tiny little British woman who I am convinced drinks on the job, yells (imagine the accent), "Oh my God love! It's got no eyes! Children it's a blind little kitty!" And she proceeds to cry. Then she spots a young couple looking at the blind kitty's brother and, sobbing, convinces the couple to take both the brother, the sister, AND the poor blind kitty. Needless to say the couple looked slightly dumbfounded when they left with not one, but three cats. One of whom qualified for a handicapped parking space and a little red and white cane.
A quick update- this particular teacher finally did get the old heave ho when administration finally realized that all she ever did was wander the halls with one or two of her kids telling everyone what angels they are while the two kids made faces at her or kicked each other.
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Now that all this balloon drama is over, we are working extra hard to remind you that there is ACTUAL NEWS happening this week. We swear! So kick off those still-wet-from-trudging-through-the-rain-this-morning shoes and grab yourself some afternoon coffee -- we're ready to roll! And, first up, the latest Autotune the News. Not as great as usual, but worth it for the first 20 seconds.
Since the healthcare bill that was in the Senate Finance committee passed, it's been a race to prepare for what now seems inevitable: reform! We can has! Or can we? This is going to be even more grueling than before, since the special interest groups are now hauling ass to make sure their interests are protected. Obama is also getting a little more into it, and using all kinds of "mopping" metaphors to describe the situation. Women, don't let your needs get washed away in the chaos (and don't use these mopping metaphors around your daughters, or this might happen). Check out Pelosi's call with BlogHer recently for starters, and watch her negotiating with the Blue Dogs in coming weeks.
We're still putting off a decision on Afghanistan, in part because of the fraudulent election results over there that still haven't been resolved. But these delays could get dangerous, making us look weak and potentially empowering insurgents. We don't have any advice for you, Mr. O -- just don't screw it up. No presh!
The DOW hit 10,000! ...And has virtually nothing to do with the state of the economy. You knew that, though, didn't you? Although things are (sort of) looking up, the "storm clouds are gathering" over the sinking dollar and rising spending/debt. Most Main Street Americans haven't been feeling too optimistic about the state of things, anyway, since recovery has been and will keep being slow.
Rush Limbaugh vs. the NFL has caused an incredible amount of sturm und drang on right-wing radio, in cable chatter and in the blogoshere. Limbaugh allegedly successfully defended himself against claims of racist statements, but the investors voted him out. The Right is saying Limbaugh is being persecuted for political beliefs -- even that someone involved with the team was a *gasp* "friend of O," so the fix came from the WH. Others (like Eugene Robinson) say he's a loudmouthed windbag who makes his living by spewing hatred, so he got what he deserves. Queenie already pays no attention to football (except as background noise that reminds her of fall), and is just really ticked that Limbaugh's First Amendment Rights have to be part of her pre-coffee morning chats with her Prince-Consort, aka, "The Crank."
Expect more mockery of the new GOP website in coming weeks, and especially of Michael Steele's blog and EXCELLENT writing skills. The hits just keep on comin'!
Geek alert! You can now use your iPhones on the Metro, sort of! But for the love of everything holy, please text only and save your conversations for when you're outside. Our Culture Minister doesn't need to hear about your weekend plans or that co-worker you hate or ANYTHING ELSE while she's trying to nap in her seat.
Blago versus The Trump. Cue your DVRs now!
The Week That Was
Obama went to New Orleans this week for the first time since taking office, and, blah blah blah, h'ray! He's not G.W. Bush!
The National Equality March in DC happened, and, while it received very little media coverage (or firm commitments from Obama), it was good stuff. Here are some speeches, here are some great photos and (we couldn't resist snarking it up a bit, even if we support the cause wholeheartedly) the 10 funniest signs carried by protesters. Also, a must-read about "glamdalism" and the way the media spins homosexuals.
Well, this is f&*ed up. A Justice of the Peace in Louisiana denied an interracial couple a marriage license so he could "protect the children" they will have. We just threw up a little. Racism is not dead, folks, and don't start thinking it is -- this is a great big country with a LOT of people in it, and most of them don't think like us.
We're trying to feel sorry for Meghan McCain and her boobs, but we just can't. Putting such a MySpace-y picture up was a stupid idea, Ms. "I am a Serious Pundit (LOL, Hi Daddy!)," and it's not because you have cleavage or because we enjoy slut-shaming. Men who do shit like this and try to pass themselves off as "people who should be taken seriously" also get made fun of. Just ask Levi Johnston.
There's been a Photoshop scandal raging through the Internets lately over Ralph Lauren and their propensity for grotesquely misshapen women to wear their clothes. And what makes it even rage-ier? The fact that one of the models in question was fired for being TOO FAT at a size 4. To the Ralph Lauren PR people: HAHAHAHAHA.
OMG, this baby is alive.
In Memoriam, Childhood Dreams Edition
We were peacefully working through the day yesterday when suddenly our Twitterstreams were HIJACKED. Small boy in a balloon? Trapped thousands of feet in the air?? IT CANNOT BE! It's a Roald Dahl book come true! This little boy is LIVING THE DREAM!
Uh, or not.
WTF, y'all. Turns out the whole thing was faked. The Internet memes started almost immediately, and most of America is understandably disappointed (we saw this on the Simpsons already). Way to go, Balloon Boy. This story is officially played out, and our childhood fantasies of sailing away in a balloon are shattered. (By the way, this, by far, was our favorite response yesterday.)
Whatever. Let's all go see Where the Wild Things Are and get our imaginations back.
Shameless Self-Promotion
Maybe you've seen the front page TIME Magazine coverage on women's new roles in society? Or you're anticipating tonight's Dateline piece, Sunday's Meet the Press interview and NBC's week-long coverage-a-thon? Well, we didn't have anything to do with any of that -- the big hat tip goes to Maria Shriver herself and the Center for American Progress. We do draw your attention, however, to the one missing piece: actual POLICY RECOMMENDATIONS so society can catch up with women's progress and provide things like, say, child care and equal pay. Congrats, client AAUW, for promoting the social change that still needs to happen.
Thank god all that Nobel Prize bullshit died down, but check out what happened at the fiesta we mentioned last week: Presidential salsa dancing scandal!
Got your Halloween costume yet? Our Culture Minister is heading over to the National Opera's costume sale to scope for ideas, but if you so much as TRY to snag anything pretty out of her hands, she won't hesitate to use violence. Just sayin'.
Stay warm and we'll see you next week!
Friday, October 16, 2009
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Hockey East is the most competitive and exciting conference in Division I hockey, and the results of the 2013-14 regular season have done nothing to dispel that notion.
The Boston College Eagles have been the class of the conference all season as a team consistently ranked in the top five of the national polls. They lead the conference standings with 34 points entering Saturday's slate of games, but spots two through eight are separated by just seven points.
Northeastern has shown immense improvement from last season. The Huskies finished with a disappointing 9-21-4 record last season, but with first-line center Kevin Roy and No. 1 defenseman Josh Manson leading the way in 2013-14, the team sits in third place at 18-11-4. Head coach Jim Madigan has done a tremendous job developing his young players.
Providence has continued to get better after an encouraging 2012-13 campaign. The Friars enter Saturday's regular-season finale with an 18-9-6 record and tied with Northeastern for third place in Hockey East.
UMass Lowell has proven that last season's trip to the Frozen Four was not a fluke. Norm Bazin's squad is second in the Hockey East standings at 21-8-4 and look poised for another deep run in the NCAA tournament.
Are one of these three schools the most pleasant surprise in Hockey East this season? Vote in the poll below.


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Happy Thursday!
I found a new blog, and I maybe just a little obsessed.
Paint My White has all sort of diy thrifty makeovers.
Here is the one I'm drooling over right now.
AMAZING right?
I'll be keeping my eye open at every yard sale I go to this summer!
Be sure to stop by Paint Me White and see all her makeovers!


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From Taylor Mali's Page Meets Stage reading series at the Bowery Poetry club in NYC.
Poem by David Bottoms, video by Chris Lee.
Thanks to Laura Sorrells for the find.
I'm going to break my informal rule against featuring slideshows today, because I think these are exceptionally well done. The poet is Kwame Dawes, and the photographer is Joshua Cogan. The slideshows were produced by the Pulitzer Center, and are only one facet of a multimedia website, Live Hope Love, which includes interviews, audio of many other poems, and more. Dawes took three trips to his native Jamaica to collect materials for the project; it resembled a regular work of investigative journalism in every way, except for the fact that one of the final products was a collection of poems. His mission, according to the Pulitzer Center: "to explore the experience of people living with HIV/AIDS and to examine the ways in which the disease has shaped their lives."
Poem by Randall Jarrell, read by the author
Video by picardposer
Music: "Elysium," from the Gladiator soundtrack by Hans Zimmer and Lisa Gerrard
A tad on the literal side, but nicely done, I thought.
A masterful treatment of Rich's poem by YouTube vlogger U2bianSynic (a.k.a. Syd). The choice of music (by Tryad Listen) was particularly inspired. The recitation by the poet is from Audible.com.
Poem ("Blink") by Morton Marcus
Video by Rachel Burnham with Media Mike Hazard and David Bengtson from Listen Up! youth media network
A nicely minimalistic treatment, though I'm not sure why they changed the title. Hearing it in a kid's voice really adds to the impact of the poem for me.


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Look at the email that we just received yesterday from one of our customers. This is a leading national retailer that I'm sure many of us have shopped at in the run up to the holiday season.
Have a great holiday!
Just wanted to throw out a big thank you. XXX and especially the support team guys XXX, and others I know I can't remember.
I've lost count of how many times you all have helped us with our new roll out. Which is going very well!
The outstanding customer support combined with the outstanding product is a super duper bonus I have not ever experienced before!


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Today the weather went from summer to autumn just.like.that. And I am inspired now by the moody things. Moody light, atmosphere, shadows, dark, a little sexy, romantic. Black lace and cigarettes. Leather. Velvet and wood, candles and the smell of the forest in autumn when the leaves are falling and people have their chimney's on. And so I thought to bring a little bit of my moody mood into these photographs today of the most gorgeous products I recently received, botanical wax curiosities, from the by and candles with packaging designed by Paris-based artist .
Do you remember years ago (maybe you were a child) when was all the rage? People had bowls of dried petals and spices all over the house and you could find it in every scent imaginable. Then, it became hugely uncool and most of us wouldn't be caught with a bowl of it in our entryway. That's why we have room sprays, scented candles and incense, right? Now add these botanical wax curiosities to the mix, they are scented and lay discreetly in your room, and give a lovely smell to the entire space. I placed one of the in the hallway and the room smells just gorgeous now.
"Peacock Parfumerie Botanical Wax Curiosities are handmade objects of art. Each figure is carefully filled with real botanicals and perfumed with our botanist fragrances. Lovely displayed on a dresser, bathroom vanity or placed in a drawer to scent delicate underthings."
In addition to the pretty forms and nice, natural scents, the packaging is just gorgeous with a black box and illustrated sleeve. These make for the perfect gift. In fact, I gave the to my dear friend Gabrielle and she has had it for a month now and still raves about how much she loves it.
I also love the with packaging designed by . Cathedral and Apple Tart are my favorites.
Just beautiful, right? Happy Friday everyone!
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Girl I met in New Orleans . I was doing the street musician thing, she was doing the street walking thing. This is for January.
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|johnwhitehead said 2248 days ago (April 22nd, 2013)
Needle and Spon
Wow, this is the real deal, man. True Texas troubadour territory. Great song and performance.
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|ste said 2248 days ago (April 23rd, 2013)
great vocal performance with subtle backing. loved this
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|tempie said 2245 days ago (April 25th, 2013)
Great man. Just great. I love the authority in the vocals. Has that Johnny Cash prophetic vibe.
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|jfisenne said 2244 days ago (April 26th, 2013)
Needle and spoon
I don't know if there is much of a market for a "slightly used needle and spoon," but I liked this fine song. I couldn't tell if this was one track live straight through with no edits, but it sounded like it. Either way, very nice!
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