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Live from the Airport..Posted on March 31st, 2007 – 4:53 PM
By La Velle
I'm at Southwest Florida International Airport, waiting for my flight home to board. It's been a busy spring down here but it's time to cover some real games.
I urge all of you to curl up with our special section that's hitting the newsstands now. The theme is baseball around the world, and Joe C. and I conducted interviews with people who were all over the planet in order to bring you the fascinating story of how this great game is evolving in front of our eyes.
I also want to thank you for the great feedback and the attention you all are giving these blogs. We're not sure how the regular season will work or what stuff I'll dream up to throw out for discussion. Sometimes I may only be able to blog once every three days. Sometimes I'll blog three times a day. I don't know if I'll be able to invest the time into this as my colleague Mike Russo does (he's nuts). But I'll have my spurts.
Anyway, NWA Flight 1115 is getting ready to board. Gotta go.


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APPLETON, Wis. (WTAQ) - Firefighters say no one was injured in an Appleton house fire early Tuesday. It happened at 1352 West Second Street around 3 a.m.
Officials say the blaze started in the kitchen. Everyone inside the home was able to make it out safely. Damage is estimated at $10,000.

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The University of Chicago students gathered outside The International House Sunday night were 20-year-old Nicholas Barnes' family away from home.
About a dozen students lined the 1400 block of East 59th Street for a moment of silence and prayer Sunday night, grieving his untimely death. Their heads were down, their hearts heavy.
"We believe that God loves his people," University of Chicago student Sean Whang told FOX 32 News. "We believe that Nick who you might not have known him but we believe that God knows him and he cares for him."
Barnes was found around 4:15 p.m. Saturday, lying face down, lifeless on the floor of his dorm room on the third floor. Chicago police report there were no signs of trauma.
"Even though this tragedy took place we believe that there is still hope," Whang said. "There is still healing for those who know him and for those who really loved him."
Barnes was dead at the scene. His body appeared to have been there for some time. Police were not able to determine an exact amount of time at the scene.
"It was very saddening to hear that someone passed away," Justin Poganey said, "especially so close to my room."
An autopsy performed Sunday was inconclusive pending toxicology studies, according to the Cook County Medical Examiner's office.
"There was this horrible odor, because I live on the second floor, right below him," an anonymous UChicago student told FOX 32. "There was this terrible odor in our living area."
The third-year student lived in International House, a residential facility that includes mostly single rooms, according to a University of Chicago spokesperson and the university website.
Students remember a student filled with life and its experiences.
"He studied abroad in Vienna last year. I met him after he came back," the student who wished to remain anonymous said. "We talked a lot about that."
The University of Chicago posted a statement about Barnes' death online and emailed that statement to students on Sunday.
"Our thoughts are with Nicholas' family and friends, the Booth House community, residents and staff of I-House, and all who are touched by this loss," Vice President for Campus Life and Student Services Karen Warren Coleman's statement said in part. "Nicholas was an excellent student, admired by faculty and peers alike."
The student's family is planning a funeral for him in Pittsburgh, where he grew up, Coleman said. The university also plans to hold a memorial on campus.
Chicago police are investigating the death, but there is no evidence of foul play, Coleman said.
The Sun-Times Media Wire contributed to this report.
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ST. LOUIS (AP) — The United Mine Workers union is leading another big rally as part of its ongoing battle with Patriot Coal, Peabody Energy and Arch Coal in St. Louis.
Union members and supporters say they'll plant 1,000 white crosses Tuesday at Kiener Plaza, across from Peabody headquarters. They say the crosses honor the memory of 666 people who died at coal mines operated by the three St. Louis firms and their subsidiaries since 1903.
Union leaders say Peabody Energy and Arch Coal spun off assets and set up Patriot to fail in a deliberate plan to end benefit obligations to union retirees.
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It looks like Daniel Bryan has been healing a lot quicker than some expected, as WWE has been advertising his return at live events in June. The world heavyweight champion stated on Monday Night Raw that things were worse than expected, which immediately led many to believe that it was simply a ruse to add a little more suspense to his actual return date.
May 28, 2014
AJ Lee has been off the road with WWE for a couple of weeks now, which has naturally caused her fans to wonder about her return date. As of right now, that is unclear, as the company is not rushing her to come back. The hope is that it might ease the tension between CM Punk and WWE. While many feel that he is done with the company, some still believe that he can be convinced to return.
April 24, 2014
With rumors swirling around about her whereabouts and her potential return to WWE, Layla El decided to address them through Twitter. She stated that reports of her never returning to the ring are false. She did not give a return date, but the longtime diva stated that she will be an in ring performer again some day.
February 11, 2014
If you watched WWE NXT Takeover last night, you know that Tyler Breeze failed to win the heavyweight championship. However, management might have something better for him. Reports have surfaced that Breeze is on the verge of being given a promotion to the main roster, where the cocky character will be joining the entourage of the Miz, which already features Damien Sandow.
September 12, 2014
Rumors are floating around right now that Miz may have suffered a concussion. The Intercontinental Champion took a very stiff kick to the face from Dolph Ziggler in a match in Fresno. Afterwards, he appeared to be quite dazed and requested the assistance of a trainer to help get backstage. WWE has yet to issue an official statement, so we will have to wait until Monday Night Raw for further clues.
August 25, 2014
WWE has announced that Dolph Ziggler will be challenging the Miz at Summerslam 2014 for the Intercontinental Championship. While his popularity remains pretty strong, this is not a push for Ziggler. Management simply needed a mid card baby face to put over Miz. A title change is not expected to take place, as the company wants to see how far this Hollywood character can go.
August 5, 2014
There are still plans being discussed backstage in WWE to unify the United States Heavyweight Championship and the Intercontinental Championship in the near future. If management decides to go through with it, then Miz is the more likely candidate to hold the unified belt because he has a lot more momentum than Sheamus at this point in time.
July 28, 2014
Chris Jericho and Fozzy performed a concert at the world famous Whisky A Go Go in Hollywood last night. He was not the only WWE performer in the building. Miz and his wife Maryse Ouellet, a former diva, were in attendance as guests of Jericho. The concert was just a one time thing, and Jericho is expected to be back on the road with WWE soon.
July 25, 2014
At WWE Battleground 2014, Miz won the battle royal to become the new Intercontinental Champion. Sheamus is the reigning United States Heavyweight Champion. The two of them are feuding. That has led to rumors of a title unification match taking place at Summerslam 2014. The belief is that WWE really wants to stack up this pay per view to build momentum for the upcoming subscription rush for the WWE Network.
July 21, 2014
While he receives a bad rap from a lot of fans due to WWE giving him a heavyweight championship run a couple of years back, Miz is actually very much a student of the game. He has remained motivated despite not being given a push in a while. Miz has also been studying legendary actor Andy Kaufman, who will forever have a place in wrestling history thanks to his memorable story line with Jerry Lawler during the 1980s, so that he can improve his gimmick and character.
July 19, 2014
It looks like WWE has changed their minds and will not be doing a quick feud between Miz and Chris Jericho after all. The former world champions were penciled for a brief program together, and the seeds were even planted when both made their returns simultaneously on Monday Night Raw a couple of weeks ago. Miz is now being paired up with Sheamus, while Jericho was moved immediately into a feud with Bray Wyatt.
July 15, 2014
Up until today, it was a bit of a mystery as to when Ric Flair would be making his television return for WWE. Well, that puzzle has now been solved. The former world heavyweight champion is officially scheduled to make appearances on the next episodes of Monday Night Raw and Smackdown. No word yet on what WWE will have him doing, but there have been rumors of a reunion with the Miz floating around over the last couple of months.
July 9, 2014
Last week, Miz made his long rumored return to Monday Night Raw. However, he came back to WWE alone. Ric Flair was not by his side as expected. The legendary performer is still expected to make his television return soon, but it looks like he might not be paired up with Miz after all. Flair had petitioned the company to work with Dolph Ziggler, but WWE went in a different direction by pairing him up with Summer Rae instead.
July 5, 2014
For quite a few weeks now, there have been rumors of Miz making his television return to Monday Night Raw. Some speculations have Ric Flair joining him on that return. With Money in the Bank 2014 in the books now, those rumors are heating up again. Some believe that tonight will be the night when they finally come back and start the push for Miz.
June 30, 2014
While it has yet to reach television, the heel turn for the Miz has been going for a couple of weeks now at WWE live events. It also appears that he will be given a new gimmick to work with upon his return to Monday Night Raw and Smackdown. Miz has been testing out a new heel persona, where he plays a cocky movie star. It's a play on real life, as the former WWE champion recently completed a new film.
June 22, 2014
There were a lot of rumors over the weekend that Miz was going to be making his return to WWE on this week's episode of Monday Night Raw. However, that never happened. Word going around now is that management purposely decided to delay the return since the next episode will be taking place in his hometown of Cleveland. The return is expected to happen then.
June 11, 2014
The long rumored return of Ric Flair is reportedly close to happening, as word coming out of WWE is that the former world heavyweight champion has passed the medical tests that the company requires before taking a performer on the road full time. The strong rumors are that he will be paired up with the Miz again, despite asking WWE to put him with Dolph Ziggler.
June 10, 2014
Now that he is done filming his movie, the Miz is expected to be back on Monday Night Raw this week. The former WWE champion jumped back on the road over the weekend and worked a live event match against Sheamus. The belief is that he was warming up for the return tonight. Rumors have been floating around that Miz will also be doing a heel turn upon his return.
June 9, 2014
There have been sparse rumors over the last year that WWE was going to do a heel turn with the Miz, and it looks like that might be happening soon. While working a live event in Wisconsin over the weekend, Miz did a match against Sheamus. The former world heavyweight champion even cut a heel promo, which is viewed by many as practice before doing it on television.
June 8, 2014
Following a botched heel turn, it looks like WWE might be attempting the move again with Sheamus. The United States Heavyweight Champion is rumored to be moving into a feud with the returning Miz after his Payback 2014 match against Antonio Cesaro. Since Miz is still a baby face, there is a very good chance that WWE will try to do the heel turn with Sheamus again.
May 30, 2014
Now that Summer Rae has completed the filming of Marine 4 with the Miz, she will be returning to Monday Night Raw and Smackdown very soon. Upon her return to television, expect her to be utilized as a baby face in a feud against Layla El and Fandango. WWE could pair her up with a male performer, such as Dolph Ziggler, to even the odds in the feud.
May 15, 2014
The wait is almost over for the handful of Miz fans, as the former WWE champion is set to make his return this week. Filming for the Marine 4, which stars Miz and WWE diva Summer Rae, is close to completion. There won't be much time for Miz to catch his breath, as he will immediately jump on a plane and head to Europe with the other WWE stars.
May 12, 2014
In case you're wondering why Summer Rae has not been seen on Monday Night Raw and Smackdown recently, it's because she is currently off doing a sequel to the Marines movies, which also stars the Miz. News coming out of the set is that the WWE diva is actually doing some of her own stunts in the movie, which has impressed the production crew.
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Player 5: Blackie Gejeian. A true icon who has done it all, from being an early AMBR winner to a successful race car driver and longtime car-show promoter.
R&C: As an early AMBR winner (1950). you set the seed for the Ala Kart, correct?
BG: My car was the first car with a chrome chassis, so when the Ala Kart came along, I made sure it was just as detailed underneath with a completely chromed chassis.
R&C: How were you involved with the Ala Kart ?
BG: My friend, Richard Peters, bought a '29 roadster pickup, so we went down in 1957 and visited George Barris. We got together at a restaurant, and as George drew on the napkins, little by little the Ala Kart was born. About that time, I finally said "Let's eat!" George opened the menu and said, "That's it! We'll call it the Ala Kart !" After that, the name just stuck.
R&C: You own a number of AMBR winners from the past-why not the Ala Kart?
BG: I worked for 10 years with the guy in Arizona who owned the car. He had the car for sale in Hemmings for $90K, and 25 years ago that was way more than the going rate for an old hot rod. I tried to get Richard to buy it, but he just wasn't interested. The guy in Arizona was going to put a new street rod chassis under it, and luckily Junior came in and bought it for a customer. I'm really glad Roy eventually bought it and did a triple-A job restoring it.
R&C: Were you surprised at the reaction when the Ala Kart redebuted at the '08 GNRS?
BG: If you look at the history, back to the early days, there was never anything like the Ala Kart; it has always been special. It was always a 100 percent car, but after the restoration it was a 110 percent perfect car. It deserved the reaction it got at that show.
R&C: You have always stayed very current; should the Ala Kart have won the title of America's Most Beautiful Roadster in 2008, or is that just old romanticism?
BG: In everybody's hearts, we all wanted the Ala Kart to win. The car was always so far out there, and it's still one of the nicest. The judging sheets couldn't find anything wrong with the car. It brought back a big part to all of our lives and probably should have won.
Player 6: Tommy Lee. The long-time owner and caretaker of the Sam Barris Mercury.
R&C: Back in the beginning, did you purchase "The Sam Barris Merc" or just a cool custom cruiser?
TL: I knew what the car was-it was widely known-but the cars weren't worth anything in those days (1957). Before I got it, the car had been stolen and partially stripped, but it was one of the only chopped Mercs in New Jersey. The guy who owned it was away in the service, and after it was stolen and recovered, he told his dad to sell it. That's when I stepped in.
R&C: Did the car always stand out as a "California Custom"?
TL: It stood out because most guys could only afford a used Ford shoebox. I didn't have any money, either, but the president of my club, the Drivin' Deuces, talked me into buying it. The car was chopped and painted, and that put me in tall clover. It was the kind of car you could take your mother out for a ride in and be proud about it.
R&C: Were people bugging you for years to buy the Merc?
TL: Yes, off and on, I always had people interested. Kirk White was one who was always interested, but I wanted to be different because everyone sells their cars. One time, at dinner with the family, I mentioned that someone wanted to buy the Merc, and all at once everyone stopped eating and someone said, "You can't do that-it's part of the family." Ultimately, I sold it to the right guy, John Mumford. He is a gentleman and a man of his word.
R&C: Was it an accident or on purpose that you owned the car for so long?
TL: It was definitely a conscious effort to keep the car all those years. I took good care of it because the Jersey winters would eat it up. The Merc was like family, and I always had two cars so I could park it during the winter. An example of how special the car was to me goes back to 1960 when I got married. We were expecting our first of five children, and Christmas was coming up. My wife wanted a new vacuum and totally despised the chopped Merc. I had a really nice '50 Merc four-door daily driver I sold to buy the vacuum. That meant for that winter we had to drive the chopped Merc that had no door panels (they were stripped when it was stolen), no side windows, and no heater (it was originally a Southern California car with no heater from the factory). That winter, I would just wrap up my wife and new baby in Army blankets when we had to go somewhere. Luckily, the louvers I punched in the hood and the heat from the Buick Nailhead I installed would keep the windshield clear enough to drive in the brutal Jersey winter.
Player 7: Richard Peters. The original owner of the Ala Kart and lifelong friend of Blackie Gejejian.
R&C: How did you get into hot rods?
RP: Prior to the Ala Kart, a buddy in high school had a hot rod I would take to car shows while he was away in the Army. After that, I got into boating and had a pleasure boat and a race boat. After I flipped one of my boats, my wife told me I needed to give up the boats or the marriage-and I'm still married, 52 years later. I kept the fuel-injected Red Ram out of the race boat; soon after that, a friend had a stock '29 roadster pickup for sale and those elements became the beginning pieces of the Ala Kart .
R&C: Was it strange when the Ala Kart went from a hot rod to its own phenomenon?
RP: I never dreamed of the car doing what it did. When I originally went to George, I wanted a driveable car. George, Blackie, and I got together at a Bob's Big Boy and George drew it up in a series of sketches on napkins and came up with the concept of using airbags on the front like they were doing on the new Cadillacs. Once we had a game plan, Blackie and I built the chassis in Fresno while George did all the bodywork down at his shop. We where in a big hurry to get it ready for the Oakland show.
R&C: Did you have any idea how many kids got hooked on hot rods because of the Ala Kart and the model kit?
RP: I had no idea. I was talking to someone recently while waiting to get on an airplane and another person overheard us and said, "Are you talking about the Ala Kart ? I know that car inside and out! I've built the model kit many times." That blew us away. When I sold the car to AMT, I was busy making a living and the car eventually just disappeared. I was lucky that when I did sell it I got twice as much as I spent on it.
R&C: Most guys changed their cars from show to show for extra points. Why did the Ala Kart not get changed?
RP: There was nothing really to change. The first show, it wasn't running, but there was nothing there that could even compete with it. After that first show, we tore it completely back down and perfected it. I was convinced I would win the AMBR title the second time around. I was just as confident I could have taken it a third time, but I pulled it from competition so my brother-in-law, Chuck Krikorian, could win with the Emperor, also built by Barris.
R&C: What was your feeling walking up to the Ala Kart at the '08 GNRS?
RP: I'll tell you, I didn't know whether to jump for joy or just start crying, but it did bring tears to my eyes. I looked it over and was surprised that they even duplicated the tinfoil-covered jackstands the way we displayed it in 1958. John Mumford said the most special thing to me; he said, "Richard, this will always be your car; we are just the current custodians."
Player 8: George Barris. Simply, the King of the Kustomizers.
R&C: Did you ever have any idea the Ala Kart or your brother's Mercury would have such longevity?
GB: I didn't know any of this would last more than a year or two when we first got started. I started in 1940 in Sacramento and then moved to Los Angeles. Sam joined me in 1944 after his time in the service. Later, I started the Kustoms of Los Angeles club and displayed the cars we built at local shows. It was just day-by-day fun in those early days.
R&C: Is the Ala Kart one of your personal favorites, and if so, why?
GB: It's one of my favorites because of what happened to make it a reality. In 1957, my shop burned down and I lost 15 cars. The fire stopped at a wall and only one car survived-what would eventually be the Ala Kart. I wanted to give up the shop, but the Fresno Armenians (Blackie Gejeian and Richard Peters) made me stay to finish their car. I got totally re-inspired by them when they would drive for hours every day from Fresno to Los Angeles to work on the car and bring me parts. The plan for the Ala Kart started in a restaurant drawing it on napkins. I knew I wanted something different than a stock grille and special airbag suspension because everything had to be different. The underside had to be as nice as the top because all the cars at that time were daily drivers and not detailed underneath. The passion we all shared for this project was the encouragement I needed to carry on.
R&C: The Ala Kart touched an entire generation of hot rodders because of the model kit, and it's still one of the best-selling kits in scale-model history. What makes it so beloved?
GB: When we hooked up with AMT in 1960, it was a great kit; everyone loved it and it just grew on people. The car just had a special charisma. It's the only scale car that the Danbury Mint has had to release four times because of demand, and they are working on a fifth release to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Ala Kart. Every time I go out, I still sign the special Hot Wheels version that was released a few years ago.
R&C: Is Sam Barris best represented in style and talent by his own '49 Mercury or a different car?
GB: By his Mercury, definitely for his craftsmanship. When he joined me, he was a true craftsman. When we go out today we still say "Barris Brothers" because Sam was such a big part of what we did together.
R&C: Is George Barris best represented in style and talent by the Ala Kart?
GB: I'd say so, yes. What I created with that car will always be number one! We were all totally amazed when it did not win the AMBR award after the restoration. Roy Brizio did such an amazing restoration, and it was incredible when he and John Mumford drove the car into the hall just like the old days!
R&C: How are you best described: a kustomizer, a promoter, or a master showman?
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There is designated as the Norbeck Wildlife Preserve such areas, not exceeding forty-six thousand acres, of the Harney National Forest, and adjoining or in the vicinity of the Custer State Park, in the State of South Dakota, as should, in the opinion of the President of the United States, be set aside for the protection of game animals and birds, and be recognized as a breeding place therefor.
Source(June 5, 1920, ch. 247, § 1,41 Stat. 986; June 7, 1924, ch. 324, 43 Stat. 632; Oct. 6, 1949, ch. 620, § 1,63 Stat. 708.)
As enacted by act June 5, 1920, this section authorized the President to designate areas not exceeding 30,000 acres, but by amendment by act June 7, 1924, the President was authorized, upon recommendation of the Secretary of Agriculture, to enlarge the area by proclamation to embrace a total of not to exceed 46,000 acres and the provisions of sections 676 to 678 of this title, apply with equal force to the additional area.
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Taxing carbon emissions would hurt the economy.
It would hurt workers and households everywhere, but it would especially hurt the energy and energy-intensive manufacturing industries.
Those are some results of "Economic Outcomes of a U.S. Carbon Tax," a study released Feb. 26 by the National Association of Manufacturers.
The study, which analyzed the costs of a carbon tax but did not look at the benefits or compare alternatives, was conducted for NAM by NERA Economic Consulting.
"There's clearly a disconnect in Washington today," said NAM President and CEO Jay Timmons in a conference call releasing the report to the media. "We hear members of both parties saying they want a thriving manufacturing sector but, to date, policy prescriptions have not matched their rhetoric."
This study, which Timmons said is aimed at educating policymakers, analyzed two cases.
The "$20/ton case" is modeled loosely on a proposal by Sens. Barbara Boxer, D-Calif., and Bernie Sanders, I-Vt. The study analyzed a tax of $20/ton of carbon dioxide emitted starting in 2013 and increases that by 4 percent per year, hitting $96/ton in 2053.
The "80 percent reduction case" was added in response to the fact that the $20/ton case reduced carbon emissions by only 30 percent by 2053 — far below the 80 percent reductions by 2050 that have been widely discussed as national and international goals. This case starts at a tax of $20/ton and increases fast enough to reach that 80 percent reduction, topping out at a cap of $1,000/ton.
Compared with baseline economic measures, the analysis found that the $20/ton case would reduce gross domestic product by 0.4 percent in 2013 and 0.6 percent in 2053, or about $230 billion in 2053 in 2012 dollars. The 80 percent reduction case would reduce GDP by 3.6 percent, or $1.4 trillion, in 2053.
Wage rates and employment rates would drop similarly, leading to reductions in average household consumption under the $20/ton case of $20 in 2013 and $310 in 2053, in present value terms, and under the 80 percent reduction case of $920 in 2053.
Energy prices would be affected dramatically — the price of coal more than doubling in the first year and the price of natural gas rising by 40 percent, for example — with corresponding increases in costs and reductions in output across the economy. The effect is most notable in energy-intensive manufacturing, where output is reduced by 2.7 percent by 2053 in the lower-tax case and by 15 percent in the higher-tax case.
A state-specific summary found, for West Virginia, higher household energy bills, a loss of 30,000 to 40,000 jobs in 2013, and, among industrial impacts, losses in particular to the coal industry of 50 to 60 percent of output by 2023.
The computer model used for the analysis is a complex economic model that takes into account the detailed interworkings of many sectors of the economy, according to NERA Senior Vice President and Environmental Group co-leader Anne Smith.
Of possible policy measures for reducing carbon emissions, a carbon tax is widely agreed to be the most efficient, said Eric Bowen, an economist with West Virginia University's Bureau of Business and Economic Research — and it's true that it would hit some sectors more than others.
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National Theatre Live presents Frankenstein
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Oscar-winner Danny Boyle (127 Hours, Slumdog Millionaire) returned to the theatre to direct this visionary production with Benedict Cumberbatch and Jonny Lee Miller.
Frankenstein enjoyed a sell-out run at the National Theatre, and went on to win awards including the 2012 Olivier Award for Best Actor for Benedict Cumberbatch and Jonny Lee Miller.
First broadcast to cinemas in 2011, don't miss this second chance to catch Danny Boyle's electrifying stage production as encore screenings take place across the UK and around the world from June 2012.
Jonny Lee Miller and Benedict Cumberbatch alternated the roles of Victor Frankenstein and the Creature throughout the show's run at the National Theatre. Many cinemas will offer the chance to see both of these versions.
Childlike in his innocence but grotesque in form, Frankenstein's bewildered creature is cast out into a hostile universe by his horror-struck maker. Meeting with cruelty wherever he goes, the friendless Creature, increasingly desperate and vengeful, determines to track down his creator and strike a terrifying deal.
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6 May 2010 at 2:21am
Is there default ajax login on silverstripe ? Just wondering if there is a good way to create this feature without changing much of the core code..
Re: ajax login form
6 May 2010 at 6:00am Last edited: 6 May 2010 6:02am
for a feature like this you don't have to change core code. This is easily done with some jQuery and a additional template.
In your mysite/Page.php:
function init()
//add jQuery support
public function ajaxLoginForm()
if( true == Director::is_ajax() )
$loginForm = array();
$loginForm[ 'Form' ] = MemberAuthenticator::get_login_form( $this );
return $this->renderWith( 'ajaxLoginForm', $loginForm );
The template (ajaxLoginForm.ss):
How to call this?
I'm using a layer that "pops up" if you click on "login" - but you could also just inject the rendered template in a target div or whatever you want. It could look like this...
"jQuery" the link to the login form
jQuery( document ).ready( function()
jQuery( 'a.ajaxLoadForm' ).click( function()
jQuery( '#loginFormSpace' ).load( jQuery( this ).attr( 'href' ) );
return false;
} );
} );
This does following: As soon as the DOM is read, jQuery looks for all links with class "ajaxLoadForm", adds an onclick-event and directs the request to the "href" attribute value (i.e. http://yoursite/ajaxLoginForm). The response of the request (which is the rendered login form), will then be placed in an element with the id "loginFormSpace".
If you want the sending etc. within the form to be ajaxified, too, just add inline JS to your form there, to call jQuery().click for the send-button.
Re: ajax login form
6 May 2010 at 5:52pm
hi Euphemismus,
Thx for your answer, i understand that you are displaying the login form using ajax here, which is good, but can you please tell me how u do the ajax process ?
Like when there is wrong email and password, it will just display the message there, without reloading the form, also after login success it will closed up the form and reloading the current page.
Just to clarify, one i'm trying to achieve is on the comment page, u see if i set needed login to comment to true, it will have a login link and no comment form, so what i want is to click the login link, it will show modal box with the login form, and user will login there, after the login success, it will closed up the modal box login, and the comment box appear. Is this possible?
Re: ajax login form
6 May 2010 at 7:54pm
Hi draft,
This is absolutely possible ;-)
You should have a little closer look at jQuery an jQuery.ui.
I've tried some modal boxes but wasn't happy until I found Dialog. I'm using it that way: I inject the form into dialog and show it modal. If you add jQuery to the form, too, you can get the responses and apply them to the modal box, too. If you add i.e. a "close" button or catch the success-event from the login process via jQuery, you can then "refresh" (=jQuery.load) your comment form in a similar way I did with the login form.
I suggest you read into the jQuery and ui manual and this will become a lot clearer
Re: ajax login form
6 May 2010 at 8:10pm
thx for your fast reply.. I already got to load the ajax form working, but what i asked it, when i submit login, i want it also using ajax process, currently it just doing a normal process.
The ajax create this form :
<form enctype="application/x-www-form-urlencoded" method="post" action="/home/LoginForm" id="MemberLoginForm_LoginForm">
and this login button : <input type="submit" title="Login" value="Login" name="action_dologin" id="MemberLoginForm_LoginForm_action_dologin" class="action">
And i do realize next is i will need to create jquery function when the button id is clicked, my question is which controller do i call, is it the "home/LoginForm" controller ? And also i will need to sent the post parameter right? So i will just sent the email and password parameter and it will work ?
Hope my question is clear, if you can show me your current code for that functionality it will be very helpful for me
Re: ajax login form
6 May 2010 at 8:37pm
Hi draft,
what you'll have to do is add inline-JS to your form template.
This means: Look at the initial JS Code where the .click action is added to the links automatically this si a good start ;-)
Then use the jQuery form plugin:
jQuery( '#myForm' ).ajaxForm( function()
// here comes the callback
This will turn your form into an "ajax form". Pack this into an inline-JS, so it will be called after the the rendered template is injected into the target element.
You can use the respons from the login form to show errors or the success msg. If you have a wrapping i.e.

 around your form, you can use that as a target for the response which you can get via the callback
Does this answer your question?
Re: ajax login form
6 May 2010 at 9:05pm
hi man,
sorry it seem like a very simple solution there, but i still can't get it work..
So my form is <form enctype="application/x-www-form-urlencoded" method="post" action="/home/LoginForm" id="MemberLoginForm_LoginForm">
jQuery( '#MemberLoginForm_LoginForm' ).ajaxForm( function()
Where should i put it, is it on ajaxLoginForm.ss or on the comment page ?
Also do you realize the form element is created via ajax, do you think jquery will still know this without the livequery ?
Man if u can show me the full code probably i will understand faster
Just probably show me how you make the comment page with ajax login, have u built that before ?
Looking forward to hear from you.. thx..
Re: ajax login form
6 May 2010 at 9:31pm
Hello draft,
I haven't got an implementation of that at hand.
You should understand at first, how the whole process works - the you're able to implement the necessary code.
So, the general workflow you want to have is:
First step
pageload -> jQuery alters login link -> opens modal window -> login form is injected into modal window -> jquery adds ajax functionality to form
Next step
Form submit -> sends ajax request to server -> you fetch the response in the callback -> show result (form or msg)
Next step
Close modal window -> reload/load comments
As you can see: There is more to it than the code I gave you. That was just a hint where you can start to do it yourself, which is (in my opinion) the best way to learn/abstract how to deal with such tasks in the future.
OK, back to implementation.
What you need is:
In the callback in your .ajaxForm part you need to add a handling for the form's response that either closes the layer and refreshs (.load) the comment form or just shows the response.
Btw. the .ajaxForm goes IN the form template as an inline-JS...
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2. Charlie Wilson "You Are"
3. KEM " If It's Love"
4. Charlie Wilson "Life of the Party"
5. Musiq Soulchild "Yes"
Majic 107.5/97.5
1. Cee Lo Green "Fool For You"
2. Ledisi "Stay Together"
3. Jill Scott "So In Love"
4. Robin Thicke "Love After War"
5. KEM "If It's Love"
ADDS: Beyonce "Love on Top"
Wild 105.7
1. Rihanna "We Found Love"
2. Maroon 5 "Moves Like Jagger"
3. Gym Class Heroes "Stereo Hearts"
4. Nicki Minaj "Fly"
5. LMFAO "Sexy and I Know It"
ADDS: Pitbull "International Love" Selena Gomez & the Scene "Love You Like a Love Song," Wiz Khalifa/Snoop Dogg "Young, Wild & Free"
1. Cobra Starship "You Make Me Feel"
2. David Guetta "Without You"
3. Gym Class Heroes "Stereo Hearts"
4. Rihanna "We Found Love"
5. Maroon 5 "Moves Like Jagger"
ADDS: Nicki Minaj "Fly," Selena Gomez & the Scene "Love You Like a Love Song,' Rihanna "You Da One," Adele "Set Fire to the Rain"
Star 94
1. Foster the People "Pumped Up Kicks"
2. Maroon 5 "Moves Like Jagger"
3. Lady Antebellum "Just a Kiss"
4. The Band Perry "If I Die Young"
5. Adele "Someone Like You"
ADDS: Katy Perry "The One That Got Away," Adele "Set Fire to the Rain"
1. Nat King Cole "The Christmas Song"
2. Bobby Helms "Jingle Bell Rock"
3. John Lennon "Happy Xmas/War is Over"
4. Burl Ives "Have a Holly Jolly Christmas"
5. Brenda Lee "Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree"
ADDS: Glee cast "Last Christmas" Justin Bieber/Mariah Carey "All I Want For Christmas is You"
Praise 102.5
1. Earnest Pugh "I Need Your Glory"
2. VaShawn Mitchell "Nobody Greater"
3. Isaac Carree "In the Middle"
4. Marvin Sapp "He Has His Hands On You"
5. William McDowell "I Give Myself Away"
ADDS: none
Fish 104.7
1. Joy Williams "Here With Us"
2. Matthew West "Give This Christmas Away"
3. Trans-Siberian Orchestra "Christmas Eve/Sarajevo 12/24″
4. MercyMe "God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen"
5. MercyMe "Drummer Boy"
ADDS: Faith Hill "Where Are You Christmas," Percy Faith & His Orchestra "We Need a Little Christmas"
94.9/The Bull
1. Lady Antebellum "We Owned the Night"
2. Blake Shelton "God Gave Me You"
3. Zac Brown Band "Keep Me in Mind"
4. Jason Aldean "Tattoos On This Town"
5. Jake Owen "Barefoot Blue Jean Night"
ADDS: Taylor Swift "Ours" Tim McGraw "Better Than I Used To Be" Rodney Atkins "He's Mine" Brantley Gilbert "You Don't Know Her Like I Do"
Kicks 101.5
1. Zac Brown Band "Keep Me In Mind"
2. Blake Shelton "God Gave Me You"
3. Brantley Gilbert "Country Must Be Country Wide"
4. Miranda Lambert "Baggage Claim"
5. Jason Aldean "Tattoos On This Town"
ADDS: George Strait "Love's Gonna Make It Alright" Martina McBride "I'm Gonna Love You Through It"
Project 9-6-1
1. Avenged Sevenfold "So Far Away"
2. Five Finger Death Punch "Under and Over It"
3. Sixx A.M. "Lies of the Beautiful People"
4. Papa Roach "Burn"
5. Stone Sour "Say You'll Haunt Me"
ADD: Volbeat "A Warrior's Call"
Dave FM
1. Coldplay "Paradise"
2. Black Keys "Lonely Boy"
3. Ryan Adams "Lucky Now"
4. Mayer Hawthorne "The Walk"
5. Foster the People "Pumped Up Kicks"
ADDS: Florence & the Machine "Shake It Out" Givers "Saw You First"
Rock 100.5
1. Jonny Lang "Lie To Me"
2. Aerosmith "Sweet Emotion"
3. Seven Mary Three "Cumbersome"
4. Blue Oyster Cult "Burnin' For You"
5. Drivin' n Cryin' "Fly Me Courageous"
ADDS: Theory of a Deadman "Lowlife"
97.1/The River
1. Toto "Hold the Line"
2. Supertramp "Take the Long Way Home"
3. Styx "Lady"
4. Guess Who "American Woman"
5. Van Halen "Jamie's Cryin' "
CREDIT: Mediabase 24/7
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On Tuesday's Chat Room, Sun-Times Splash Editor Susanna Negovan and Good Day Chicago anchor Anna Davlantes discussed a new initiative to house the homeless in vacant or abandoned buildings, an Indiana baby's life saved by Good Day's segment on preeclampsia, a model who crossed her mentor and a rape victim going public.
Good Day Chicago viewer Olivia from Indiana wrote to Anna, and her message was very moving. Olivia was 33 weeks pregnant when she watched Dr. Nicole Williams identify the warning signs of preeclampsia on Good Day.
Olivia subsequently had her blood pressure checked. When she found it was elevated, she called her doctor. The test lead to an emergency C-section, which Olivia said was done just in time. Her baby's heart rate was elevated because the umbilical cord was wrapped around her neck.
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Two more superstar country artists were added to the 47th annual Academy of Country Music Awards line-up this morning. Brad Paisley and Dierks Bentley will both perform during the April 1st telecast. Also appearing at the ACMs are Taylor Swift and Lionel Richie who will both be presenting. Taylor and Lionel join previously announced presenters Hunter Hayes, Beth Behrs, and Nancy O'Dell.
The ACM Awards air live from the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas on CBS at 8 pm EST. Blake Shelton and Reba McEntire return once again to co-host this year's award show.


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March 14, 2012
W&L Baseball Adds SVU to its Schedule
LEXINGTON, Va. -- The Washington and Lee baseball team has announced another schedule change.
In light of Wednesday's scheduled game against Mary Washington being cancelled due to the Eagles' bus breaking down, the Generals have added another matchup against Southern Virginia to the schedule.
W&L will host SVU on Thursday beginning at 5:00 pm at Cap'n Dick Smith Field.


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Figure out how to blow $30,000 at a dive bar: That was the direction of my editor, as he instant-messaged me a link to Leslie Brenner's recent story in FD Luxe, headlined, "Restaurant critic Leslie Brenner blows the cost of a small Mercedes on the most expensive meal in Dallas." "If FD Luxe can Go ... More >>
This week, John Tesar's new steakhouse, Knife, was reviewed by Leslie Brenner, the longtime critic at The Dallas Morning News. Brenner awarded three stars, an assessment that translates to "very good: a destination restaurant for this type of dining," according to the paper's review and listing poli ... More >>
We asked Leslie Brenner to give us a video tour of the Truck Yard but she was too busy Googling "Los Angeles food critic openings West Side please mmmmmm the beach," so we settled for crack video intern, Sarah Passon. Read Scott Reitz's review in this week's weekly periodical or just click this bu ... More >>
Leslie Brenner reports that the owners of Zanata have closed the restaurant after a significant fire. Based on the account on the DMN's Scoop blog, the fire, which broke out Sunday morning, was significant enough to damage the inside of the restaurant, as well as the roof, and was recently ruled acc ... More >>
Are you ready for BrewFest? Of course you are. But first we have some food news to wrap up. The more I think about it, the pending arrival of BonChon is probably the biggest food news of the week. Their chicken is addictive, and it's the sort of place you can hang out and have a beer or three, whic ... More >>
With Lakewood's anniversary party coming up Sunday, you've got plenty of reasons to drink a lot of beer, and you should. But not before we wrap up this week's food news. This week I visited the Russian Banya in Carrollton. Check out the review, and if it sounds like the kind of place you could get ... More >>
We had a busy week at the CoA. Scott Reitz endured some bad karaoke at Pop Diner at in Uptown. No matter what the T-shirts may say, pulling off good food is sometimes easier said then done. Unless you're drunk, then who cares? Exactly ... We covered some solid Cinco de Mayo festivities and 10 happ ... More >>
So cheese week happened. We've filled City of Ate with so much cheese news we looked like a full -on cheese blog. Even ol' Lee Harvey up in the header there is eating cheese. This week we ran a porny slide show devoted to some of the better cheese boards in Dallas instead of running a traditional r ... More >>
As yet another week draws to a close, it's time to start thinking about your food-related weekend plans. Looks like we might have some nice grilling weather in our future, but before you scrub the rust off your grill grates, we have a week to wrap up. This week I reviewed Spoon Bar & Kitchen, the f ... More >>
If you haven't noticed, after a few days of doom and gloom the sun was shining outside. It's a good day for some patio drinking, if you know what I'm saying. Don't get out there too soon though. We've got a week to wrap up, first, and this has been a really good one for City of Ate. This week I rev ... More >>
Did someone say Wintervention? Looks like a nasty cold front is on its way. Time to break out those dutch ovens and braise some lamb shanks, I'm thinking. Or maybe a hearty beef stew is more your style. Whatever you plan on cooking, cold weather dishes make your kitchen smell amazing and always have ... More >>
Cool weather is upon us, and the weekend is here. If you don't have weekend plans, check out LDD's weekly food guide. Or if you're feeling lazy you could just drink a ton of beer. We've got the guide to everything North Texas has to offer in the suds department. Don't crack that bottle yet, though. ... More >>
Restaurant week is about to wrap up, or is half over depending on how you look at it. The promotion named after its duration has become a bit of a misnomer as restaurants expand it into what might more accurately be described as restaurant month. Back in July, when restaurants announced participati ... More >>
This week I reviewed Dalat, a new Pho place on Fitzhugh Avenue that stays open late and takes a whimsical approach to Vietnamese cooking. I also took a closer look at Gandolfo's, the deli truck that hails from NYC. Elsewhere on CoA we noted the opening of Ten Bells Tavern, a new bar in Oak Cliff, a ... More >>
Any time a big holiday falls in the middle of the week, the question on everyone's mind is which weekend to celebrate on. Obviously the answer is both, so half of Dallas should be out on their lawns with canned beers, Popsicles and sparklers in just a few moments. If it gets too hot your you you can ... More >>
Summer is picking up and that means the arrival of tomatoes that taste like nature intended. Not those lifeless cottony numbers picked while green and sprayed with ethylene, but those glorious summer orbs ripened right on the vine and delicious enough to be eaten all on their own. It's a good time t ... More >>
The first week of the unofficial summer season is slipping away, and I find myself craving BLT's. The tomatoes I've been getting in some of my salads have started to come to life, and I hope it's a sign that the summer fruit will fare better this year, compared with the last dismal season we had. Be ... More >>
The Association of Food Journalists has announced the finalists in its annual competition, and Texas fared well. Dallas, Texas, even. Leslie Brenner of The Dallas Morning News was nominated for best newspaper restaurant criticism for her continued coverage of our local restaurant scene. And at the ... More >>
Last week seemed slow: I could hardly find any stories to string together into a Lettuce wrap up. This week, however, I'm having trouble deciding how to fit all of these interesting stories in. Happy hour's in only getting closer, so I better cut to the chase. This was the week of pink slime for Ci ... More >>
What a week, with the rats and the meatless eating and Alice being Alice and all. I'm about to find a spacious patio, order a beer and a burger and kick off my weekend, but before I go, there's a week to wrap up -- I'm going with mesclun. This week I reviewed the Vspot Vegan Cafe, which I mostly li ... More >>
Some winter, huh? I'm wearing short sleeves and it's still February. That means we're going to be eating peaches a little sooner, so long as a hard frost doesn't come in and burn those little blossoms. Before you get out there and enjoy the beautiful weekend weather (I'm ready for some patio drinki ... More >>
Am I in the clear yet? I just checked the weather report for the weekend and there's a pollen alert, but I feel fine. I've never had allergies, yet everyone has told me Texas would be all to happy to provide me with some. So far I feel OK... How are the rest of you doing? This week I reviewed Del F ... More >>
Those poor, homeless bees.We made it. Another week has come to a close, and after spending a decent amount of time recovering from my Super Bowl hangover, I'm ready to do it all again. But first there's a week to wrap. Endive, perhaps? This week I reviewed Private Social and bitched about te ... More >>
FlickrI'm pulling for the Ravens.When I moved to Texas I was very upset about the weather. Multiple weeks of triple-digit heat and no rain had me begging for relief. I asked everyone if winter was at least mild. No, everyone said. There's ice and it's so cold it burns your skin. Fortunately ... More >>
Ouch. Remember that whole Bar 828 thing in Oak Cliff? Seems like a distant memory. While milling around out back of the event, I asked a bartender (details fuzzy for obvious reasons) his best hangover cure. He told me a gin and tonic water poured over a couple of alka-seltzer tablets with som ... More >>
I'm thinking the cool and damp weather warrants a pot of hearty braised lamb shanks and lots and lots of red wine. Or maybe I'll get around to making my first pot of chili since moving to Texas -- anything to counter the clouds and mist that looks down-right Xanax-inducing. But first there's ... More >>
FlickrIt's getting cold out -- cold enough to make Thanksgiving seem welcome, but maybe not cold enough for mulled wine on the stove -- yet. This week we checked out SWIG, a trendy bar-restaurant on Henderson with a cool bar and ho-hum food. I still think the place warrants a visit. You know ... More >>
This week we brewed at the zoo, ate some disappointing things, and Leslie Brenner told us another thing wrong with Dallas. Read on. City of Ate/Observer Even if Taj Chaat has Amruth beat as far as charm, interest and adventure, the humble vegetarian former stumbles into second place when it ... More >>
Leslie Brenner went all radio superstar yesterday. The critic some love to hate talked for an hour with Think host Krys Boyd about the DFW dining scene, culinary trends and and the mechanics of good reviewing. Brenner described a blossoming scene that still had some hurdles to handle. While ... More >>
If you haven't already been reminded by 90 coworkers today, we're happy to tell you that today's Friday the 13th. According to Wikipedia, fear of Friday the 13th is called friggatriskaidekaphobia. So now you know that. Nerd. Since today's already unlucky, in the spirit of getting screwed by ... More >>
It's a fair bet there's not too much overlap between Anthony Bourdain and Dallas Morning News restaurant critic Leslie Brenner's lists of what they liked best in 2010. According to a recent feature story, Brenner this year thrilled to grilled mussels and escargot fritters. Bourdain enjoyed t ... More >>
Who cares how you know? Just tell us where the good stuff is.Is restaurant scouting an open source activity? That's essentially the question underlying local barbecue blogger Daniel Vaughn's frustration with Dallas Morning News critic Leslie Brenner's new list of the top barbecue joints, an ... More >>
Sara KerensThis week's Dallas food bloggers learned to trust empty parking lots, took Mary into their own Bloody hands, and found peace on Earth at Potager Café and the Dallas Islamic Center. More Dallas restaurants have Gone Texan, and don't expect to find wines from any other place e ... More >>
Gold Class CinemasThis week's Dallas food blog coverage saw lots of action over at Stephen Pyles and a musical chairs of restaurant openings and closings all over the metroplex. Bargain priced wine and seafood may be in short supply at some venues, and a couple of bloggers gave the bene ... More >>
Proof of blog posts' surprisingly long shelf life arrived via e-mail this morning, in the form of a message from Dallas Morning News restaurant critic Leslie Brenner. Brenner had e-mailed last Friday, while I was out of the office for a Southern Foodways Alliance event, still smarting over a ... More >>
When Dallas Morning News' restaurant critic Leslie Brenner guested on KERA's Think this afternoon, her first call came from an unidentified maitre d' who took her to task for criticizing restaurants that refuse her a 7:30 p.m. reservation. Brenner confided she sometimes accepts the 8 p.m. ti ... More >>
We did our best to avoid blowing up here at City of Ate HQ, but really, that tantalizing taste of vacation on Monday just made it easier to get bitter over the other four workdays. Times like that, when you're right on the edge of letting your temper go, the right food writing can be just the thi ... More >>
Great note on the Eats blog by Leslie Brenner. Thanks to a movie that turned them on to an old cookbook, some columnists have discovered classic French recipes are difficult. And reverence for her leaves out modern trendwriters like Michael Pollan. And she didn't share today's outlook on sexual orie ... More >>
In this back-to-school edition of Sloppy Seconds, we're recapping a hectic week that saw complications both technical and interpersonal as the City of Ate crew went about its business. Still, from wine classes to a little meta-analysis, last week saw plenty of learning opportunities for devotees ... More >>
Innovation out of control: tall food-foam fusion.Leslie Brenner's assessment of dining in Dallas appeared over the weekend--a comprehensive and provocative piece both casting the city in culinary shadows and under a gleaming ray of promise. You may disagree with her assignment of stars for parti ... More >>
Normally I find restaurant opening/closing stories to be rather tedious, as far as news goes. Places come and go all the time, you know.But Leslie Brenner's announcement on Eats that Lola will soon shut down...Damn.Turns out she was intent on reviewing the place. Guess what--I had one planned for th ... More >>
As you know, each week we highlight some of our favorite reader posts--an idea we began sometime back in the hopes of giving away prizes, then dropped, then kinda stole from Leslie Brenner when she started doing it (without prizes) on Eats. Too much to choose from this time around. Thoughtful posts ... More >>
Even as much as we honor hard work in America (nearly as much as apple pie), we admire quick fixes, workarounds and clutch deliveries more. You say there's no easy way out? We say you're not looking hard enough. Or maybe you're looking too hard. Either way, this week on City of Ate, we celebrate th ... More >>
Having handily dispatched the written word, television's having its way with dining now, too -- at least, that's the idea you get after reading our last week on City of Ate. Not good news for those of us who write about food.From an Oxygen Network TV crew getting in our photographer's shot at Centra ... More >>
Both Leslie Brenner and I hammered the kitchen at Nick & Sam's Grill. But there's no denying the restaurant's popularity. Some people rank Mi Cocina amongst the city's top ten restaurants while others--myself included--consider it mediocre at best. Again, it turns out, those who favor the local ... More >>
From Cafe Brazil to Jimmy John's, we covered a handful of spots near and dear to our hearts here at City of Ate's Oak Lawn H.Q. Dave, meanwhile, highlights a place where it's no problem feeling right at home. But if there's one lesson to draw from the week, it's this: get out of New York. Even if yo ... More >>
Every so often, a ripple of controversy over the number of stars awarded to some restaurant disturbs Dallas waters.The three-star handouts to Rathbun's Blue Plate Kitchen and Hully & Mo by the Morning News certainly got folks excited. As for the big man's place, I can't say--never been there. I ... More >>
Scanning Leslie Brenner's introduction last week, I wondered first if such a manifesto (outlining the new Dallas Morning News critic's rules of engagement) was truly necessary. Then again, food writers at the daily take some rather unfair jabs on occasion from those compelled to flail away without, ... More >>
Last evening I stopped by the SPCA's Paws Cause event--not only for the free wine, but also to show support...and glance at silent auction items from afar.One must live in a world other than journalism to bid on, well, pretty much anything--including rusted radiator parts.At one point in the evening ... More >>
A few weeks before the Christmas holiday, Bill Addison and I had lunch at Screen Door. At the end of the meal he said 'no reason to hide' and whipped out his real credit card to pay.Yes, we all carry at least one piece of plastic with a phony name. And yes, I pretended to have left mine in the offic ... More >>


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We don't know much about this event, other than this takes place at the hottest thing in sports right now: women's roller derby. It was also shot on an IPhone, which explains the vertical format. Sort of.
In the video, you see an idiot take off his shirt and run onto the track for just a few feet before getting slammed. Then he gets up and runs some more, only to get slammed again, by someone who looks like a boyfriend of one of the derby girls. Or maybe he wants to be their boyfriend and was trying to impress the ladies, any of whom could probably have put this semi-naked idiot in the hospital.


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Looking Back: Junly 4, 2013
40 years ago, July 3, 1973
From the Country Echo
The Lake Country Echo took a break for the week of July 4 to give the staff a much needed rest.
30 years ago, July 8, 1983
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Don Heidt of Breezy Point will be among the field of golfers vying for a slot in the 1983 National Senior Open Golf Tournament July 18-24.
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At the cookout we wish to provide food soft drinks, and music to people who went to tiger tunes, involved in tiger tunes, or other students on campus that evening following Tiger Tunes.
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Camp War Eagle recruiting video on Thursday, 10/23 at 4:30-7:30pm in the Hampton Board Room.


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Midnight Mind MashPosted by Lawrence Dillon in Uncategorized
Last night I dreamt that my four-year-old son and I had to get some minor brain surgery done. Who do you suppose the surgeon was? Judy Sherman, the engineer on my latest batch of recordings. The good news was that she was giving us a break on the price, because she liked me.
I was a bit nervous, but I was mostly really upset for my son, who I knew would be terrified.
Fortunately, I woke up before the procedure began, giving me a nice chance to reflect, while familiar shadows flickered across my ceiling, on the confluence between the health care debate and my protective, paternal feelings for these compositions that will soon be released into the world.
Apprehensions aside, I'm happy to report that ALBANY has come up with another lovely cover, to replace the one I wrote about here:
Release date: Feb. 1, 2010. You won't be able to find it in any CD stores, though — because there aren't any.
But you can always try asking for it at your nearest neurosurgeon's.