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Tell us about the look we are seeing on Helmut Lang's Fall 2013 runway.
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The Helmut Lang girl must have a muted metallic cream eyeshadow in her make-up bag.
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In this fifth issue of the Photography FAQ series, I will answer some of the interesting questions from our readers that I thought would be beneficial for others. Big thanks to our readers for continuously sending questions to us and participating in the comments section of our blog. We truly value your feedback and we do our best to respond to your queries as soon as we can.
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CALL TO PRAYER: For persecuted believers
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OKLAHOMA CITY (BP) -- In the last few hours I have received information that the persecution of the churches in Egypt is even far worse than many media reports suggest. The potential for a massive bloodbath is great and growing. Virtually nothing is as vital as fervent intercession for persecuted believers and Gospel witness to their persecutors. Our brothers and sisters in Egypt and other lands of persecution are truly on the front line of spreading Christ's Gospel. I also encourage specific prayers for Saeed Abedini (American pastor imprisoned in Iran) and Kenneth Bae (American missionary imprisoned in North Korea).
Consider these Scriptures:
The reminder of Hebrews 13:2: "Remember the prisoners as if chained with them -- those who are mistreated -- since you yourselves are in the body also."
The prayer of Jesus in John 17:20-21: "I do not pray for these alone, but also for those who will believe in Me through their word: that they all may be one, as You Father are in Me and I in You that they may also be one in Us, that the world may believe that You sent Me."
The words of the apostle Paul: "And if one member suffer, all the members suffer with it.... But now indeed there are many members yet one body" (1 Corinthians 12:20a, 12:26a).
Little is more urgent than intense intercession for lands of persecution. Conversely, little could be a greater failure than to give only casual thought to our brothers and sisters on the front lines. Let us fast, pray and raise our voices for Christ's church in this critical day! May it not be said of us, "I was in prison and you visited Me not" (Matthew 25:43).
On this coming Sunday, Aug. 18, and for coming weeks I urge all believers to unite in fervent intercession for Christ's church and the Gospel witness in Egypt and other lands of persecution. In addition to praying for oppressed believers, we must pray for the conversion of their persecutors. The following Scripture-based prayers are drawn largely from the book, "Praying God's Heart in Times Like These." Feel free to use them in any way God leads. May He find us faithful co-laborers in prayer in these critical days.
Prayers for Persecuted Believers and Their Persecutors
1. Pray for overwhelming grace and God's manifest presence to surround the persecuted believers of Egypt and similar nations. Pray for special grace and protection for the children and their parents (Psalm 91; 2 Corinthians 12:9).
2. Pray that believers are delivered from the evil one. Pray that they be guarded and protected from the world and darkness (Matthew 6:13; John 17:12-15).
3. Pray that their faith would not fail and their Gospel witness shines bright. Pray that they come through the trials as shining gold and that their eternal reward would be great (Job 23:10; Matthew 5:16; Luke 22:32).
4. Pray that they love their enemies and not succumb to hate and vengeance. Pray that our own hearts would not yield to anger and rage at those who attack and mock Christian beliefs (Matthew 5:43-48; Romans 12:17-19; 1 Peter 3:9).
5. Pray for God's wisdom and direction in the actions of missionaries and persecuted saints (Psalm 23; Psalm 32:8; James 1:5).
6. Pray for supernatural provision for believers' emotional, spiritual and physical needs. Pray especially for the children (Philippians 4:19).
7. Pray for millions of eyes to be opened, for Christ's Gospel to shine bright and run swiftly through the lands of persecution. Pray that millions will be drawn to Christ (John 6:44; 2 Corinthians 10:4-5; 2 Thessalonians 3:1-2).
8. Pray for God's mercy on the persecutors and that their eyes be opened to Christ (Luke 23:24; Acts 7:58-60).
9. Pray for great strength and wisdom for authorities in Egypt who stand for fairness and order. Pray that reasonable people would resolve to protect the oppressed and bring peace (Proverbs 16:7; 1 Timothy 2:2).
10. Pray for American believers to fast and intercede for persecuted believers and missionaries worldwide. Pray that we will support our brethren and the spread of Christ's gospel with our very lives and resources. May God grant us the same resolve to stand boldly for Christ in our own land of growing darkness. Pray that we will be bold in our faith, strong in joy, fervent in mission and yearning for Christ's coming! (2 Corinthians 8:1-8; Matthew 5:11-12; Acts 1:8; Revelation 22:20-21).
Gregory Frizzell leads the prayer and spiritual awakening initiatives of the Baptist General Convention of Oklahoma (www.bgco.org). This column is part of the call to prayer issued by Frank S. Page, president of the SBC Executive Committee, to pray for revival and spiritual awakening in our churches, our nation and our world during 2013. Baptist Press is carrying First-Person articles during the year encouraging Southern Baptists in specific areas and for specific needs to pray to the Father for spiritual awakening.
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The 10th annual attempt to undermine Christianity at Christmas
Liberty Counsel and the American Family Associationhave posted their Tenth Annual "Naughty and Nice" list, encouraging Christians to shop at stores that wish them a Merry Christmas rather than a mere "Happy Holidays."
Am I the only one who remembers a time, not so long ago, when Christians thought that their goal should be to bring the Christian message to those who needed to hear it, and not merely to surround themselves with other Christians to exchange Christian greetings with one another?
I didn't think so.
Liberty Counsel's and the AFA's lists are an attempt to bolster a form of cultural pseudo-Christianity by circling the wagons of that identity. Their aim is clearly not to encourage Christians to proclaim any sort of Christian message to others – even the minimal one of going to places where people don't themselves wish others a Merry Christmas, and wish them one. Indeed, their aim seems to be to get Christians to form a "holy huddle," to live in a religious ghetto. While claiming to be opposed to the censoring of Christmas, they are in fact getting Christians to censor themselves, only taking their business – and so only saying "Merry Christmas" – in stores where their beliefs appear to be shared.
I hope that anyone who is a Christian and takes their faith seriously will oppose their stance, recognizing it for what it is: something profoundly anti-Christian.
I likewise hope that anyone who has a genuine Christian faith and feels it appropriate to wish others a Merry Christmas will go out and do so, not merely to those who wish it to them first. Surely the Golden Rule applies here?
There's quite some time until Christmas. But in the mean time, perhaps someone should warn Liberty Counsel and the American Family Association that they might just be on Jesus' "Naughty List"?
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Al Dente Italiana - Moorestown
- Address:
1690 Nixon Drive
Moorestown, NJ 08057Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
ItalianPrice: $30 and under
Al Dente Italiana - Moorestown
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://aldenteitaliana.com/
- Phone: 8564376593
- Hours of Operation:
Monday - Sunday: 11:00am - 10:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American, Italian
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Fireplace, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Takeout, Wheelchair Access
- Private Party Facilities: For special occasions of all types, think of Al Dente. For a more intimate gathering of friends and family, our semi-private dining area is the perfect setting. For bigger parties, our main dining room can accommodate up to 152 guests.
- Private Party Contact: Sandy Landis 8669452505
- Entertainment: At al Dente Italiana, the entertainment comes from having an expedition view of the kitchen while experiencing a cozy atmosphere and homestyle Italian dishes.
A word from Al Dente Italiana - Moorestown
Welcome to Al Dente Italiana, specializing in authentic Italian cuisine served in an elegant style setting. We take pride in offering our guests a casual dining experience for exceptional value. Join us for homemade, high quality, full course meals made from scratch with fresh and local ingredients.Continued
Every one of our exquisite, mouthwatering entrees featured on our menu include our signature crusty bread and soup or fresh salad, topped off with a small sampling to cleanse the palate of homemade sorbetto. In addition we offer al Dente All You Can Eat signature house salad with soup and Tuscan bread. For our young guests we offer a delectable children's menu.
Al Dente Italiana, we invite you to experience our warm embracing hospitality and outstanding personalized service while experiencing authentic Italian cuisine, "the way it was meant to be."
Every one of our exquisite, mouthwatering entrees featured on our menu include our signature crusty bread and soup or fresh salad, topped off with a small sampling to cleanse the palate of homemade sorbetto. In addition we offer al Dente All You Can Eat signature house salad with soup and Tuscan bread. For our young guests we offer a delectable children's menu.
Al Dente Italiana, we invite you to experience our warm embracing hospitality and outstanding personalized service while experiencing authentic Italian cuisine, "the way it was meant to be."
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Al Dente Italiana - Moorestown reviews from OpenTable diners
102 reviews since May 26, 2014
- Food4.3Service4.4
- Ambiance4.1Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (55)good for groups (48)fit for foodies (38)special occasion (38)great for lunch (25)kid-friendly (22)romantic (22)great for brunch (13)hot spot (5)great for outdoor dining (4)late-night find (1)notable wine list (1)Show More
- Meatballs are very goodBigHDined on 9/19/2014The meatballs are very good, the bread with dipping oil is very good and so is the gilado is a treat. However the spaghetti, the pizza and the grilled romaine was not very good. I don't agree with the overall rating given to this Resturant especially in comparison to the other italian resturants in the area.Special Features:
- Winner!RaceyDined on 9/13/2014Excellent food and a perfect BYO! Nice size portions! If you get an appetizer, you will need to box a portion of your dinner! Whoever I bring, they love the atmosphere, the food and tell me they always wanted to try this place! They love it!Special Features:
- Great Place to Eat!!!FrancescaDined on 9/11/2014We came in with a group of 10 for a work birthday luncheon. The staff was prepared for our arrival considering that we placed our reservation the morning of. We had 2 staff members handle our table, therefore the food was delivered quickly and efficiently. In addition, the food was excellent and the prices were great! I definitely recommend Al Dente for any occasion. I am adding them to my list of great places to eat.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Looking for special am disappointedDeb910Dined on 9/10/2014Waiter was great, very helpful. Especially went for the new "seafood lasagna" written up in South Jersey Magazine. Stated in magazine it would be added to the menu full time. Big surprise, it wasn't. Was very disappointed I was unable to try it. Was told I could come back on the weekend, problem is that day was my birthday, not the weekend. Appetizer was good, main course was okay, had the ravioli with short ribs and it was loaded with pieces of fat. Husband had carbonara and loved it. Had issues with the salt shakers, nothing coming out and all the staff shake and say "see it works" and there is nothing on their hands... Water told us customer complain all the time about the shakers.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Birthday DinnerHotspotDined on 9/6/2014Came here to celebrate my mom's birthday. We were provided with exceptional service and delicious food. I recommend the crab cakes. And I'm very impressed with the prices.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Beware of Spicy SauceDgootyVIPDined on 9/6/2014We have been here many times and always have good meals and good service. Friends we have taken also rate it highly. Everything here is good and if you don't see something on the menu just ask, they will most likely make it for you. Beware of their spicy sauce, it is very spicy. If you enjoy spicy food you will love the tomato sauce, my neighbor did even though it was almost too spicy for him. Anyway on this visit we forgot to heed my own warning and ordered the tomato pie flat bread. Wow! Bring me gelato stat!!. We could not finish the flat bread due to the spiciness, but everything else we had was top notch. If you like spicy you will love this, otherwise stay away, there are plenty of other good things to try.Special Features:
- Deceiving from the outsideSpecialOccassionDineDined on 9/5/2014I have to admit, I drove by Al Dente so many times...whether it was after being at World Spa or Hallmark, I just never thought of Al Dente as more then it's neighbors like five guys and jersey mikes. Boy was I wrong!! I am glad that I saw them on OpenTable. First - this restaurant is not at the mall, but rather across in EastGate Square. As soon as we walked in the door I was pleasant surprises - there is beautiful woodwork and an open chef area like at Seasons52, plus they are a BYOB. Our server was delightful, a nice young gentleman who knew the menu and also had a love for italian food. Prices: nothing over $30, and portion size was appropriate for price, and the food was so delicious! When friends comes to visit we're taking them here.Special Features:
- Homemade and fresh!MsbtxVIPDined on 9/4/2014Homemade and fresh---what more could we want? Light, delicious pasta. I had the lasagne--perfectly prepared, but enought for at least two people to share.Special Features:
- Cooked to OrderSnippyVIPDined on 8/31/2014Love this BYOB....Food is prepared just the way you want it....The tomato gravy is outstanding!Special Features:
- Al Dente DiningMaddyDined on 8/28/2014We dine here regularly and its always an enjoyable experience.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2006VIPDined on 8/28/2014Unfortunately service very poor this visit. Never had a problem with service there before. Numerous requests before water was brought to the table. Entrees delivered before salads.
- Awesome!Mack1631Dined on 8/16/2014Once again, another fabulous meal. My girlfriend had the seafood lasagna special and raved about it! The sausage and bean soup is out of this world. Overall, Al Dente knocks it out of the park once again. I rarely give 5 stars but well deserved.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Just what we were looking forRangernutDined on 8/16/2014The service very polite and responsive, while the food was delicious. We were not rushed and enjoyed taking our time to eat, drink and talk.Special Features:
- Family friendly Italian diningMicahBVIPDined on 8/14/2014Somewhere between fast food Passierello's and Vetri's Osteria is Al Dente, a friendly sit down with a wide variety of dishes from pizza to pasta to main dishes. Add byob and touches like warm bread and an intermezzo of lemon gelato, you can't beat it. They have the best kids menu anywhere. And various promotions on given nights. The place is a fit from casual lunch to formal dinners. And the service is usually excellent.Special Features:
- nocookingtonightDined on 8/13/2014Very Good, glad we finally went there. Will definitely go back. Enjoyed everything. Italian cozy restaurant in an updated atmosphere.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellant RestaurantSpiroVIPDined on 8/9/2014We had a wonderful dining experience. Food was absolutely delicious and it was apparent that it was made fresh to order. Save room for dessert because they have home made gelato and it is very good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great ExpectationsEatslittleVIPDined on 8/8/2014Al Dente delivers good food and great service virtually every time we go there. The intermezzo is a nice plus.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice Italian restaurantJerseyGirlCooksVIPDined on 8/7/2014Really good Italian food with inexpensive prices. I love that it is BYOB. The food was very fresh and they have a good variety of homemade pastas. It is definitely a place I will visit often as the service was excellent also.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Hidden GemSnippyVIPDined on 8/6/2014Love the scratch kitchen....can get what you want any way you want it...since it is a BYOB, you can bring your favorite bottle of wineSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great BYOB near Moorestown MallMrDineDined on 8/2/2014If you want an excellent lunch after shopping, the food is awesome, the owner / manager has always treated us as special. The deserts are excellent, especially their sorbet.Special Features:
- Pleasantly surprisedMissamiVIPDined on 7/31/2014I needed to take a client our for lunch and found this restaurant using the Open Table ap. For a strip mall Italian restaurant, I really didn't know what to expect. Other reviews were largely positive, so we gave it a try and were pleasantly surprised. The lunch menu offered a nice sample of starters, entree salads, sandwiches, pastas and other dishes, and all were reasonably-priced. Our server couldn't have been any more pleasant or attentive without being at all intrusive. We ordered the toasted gnocchi appetizer to share among the four of us; it was delicious. Each of us had something different to eat, and everyone enjoyed their selections very much.Special Features:
- Enjoyable, food could be betterDelbertDined on 7/28/2014Service and ambiance was good, food served quickly, the place seemed clean. We did notice some fruitfly type of bugs, but nothing extreme. At our dinner, the pork chop was overcooked for medium-well done, steak was undercooked for medium - otherwise, everything was tasty.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best Brunch in the areaOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 7/27/2014Al Dente is a hidden gem in Moorestown. Best Brunch in South Jersey!! Love the BYOB!!!Special Features:
- We're back again!PaulDined on 7/26/2014Wonderful food! This restaurant is a gem in the area.Special Features:
- DelishSherjhDined on 7/20/2014This was my 2nd time, and my friends' 1st time. They loved it and will be back, as will I. The food is fresh, fresh, fresh and flavorful, cooked to order so some sauces/pasta, etc can be swapped out for your preference. Our server Kenny (Kevin?, forgive me) was friendly and attentive without being bothersome. They make their own Gelato so save room for dessert (Good Tiramisu, too). Wish I lived closer.Special Features:
- Terrific Local Italian RestaurantmshelterDined on 7/16/2014Everyone in our party was happy with their orders. Portions were generous. Prices are realistic and BYOB is a plus. Our server Neal was super friendly and attentive, which made our dining experience even more enjoyable.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Favorite Moorestown RestaurantAllieRVIPDined on 7/15/2014Al dente is by far the best restaurant in moorestown! Excellent food, all made in a scratch kitchen (in house). Freshly made pasta really does make a difference! It's also a byob, so it's a great place to go for reasonable priced meals as well.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent repeatedly!OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 7/13/2014As an owner of my own Italian restaurant, I am a tough critic. But I gave been to Al Dente twice and both times had wonderful meals and service. Excellent service! Very hard to come by-especially twice! And everyone-both times, including myself, loved the pasta choices.Special Features:
- Fantastic Food!OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 7/13/2014My family recently went to Al Dente for dinner. The food was cooked very well and temperature was perfect. The service was fast and efficient. We will definitely return.Special Features:
- Always amazingBellezaeternaDined on 7/13/2014The food & atmosphere will NEVER disappoint! Especially with their homemade cannoli gelato!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very FreshconnielouDined on 7/13/2014Everything was fresh made, no complaints, atmosphere a bit like an upgraded 70's Dennys. Great Gelato and sorbetSpecial Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 7/13/2014I would have given a better overall rating, but the food was hit or miss at our table. Some of us had excellent quality and portions, while others not so much. We'll return, but some of us would choose different items off the menu. The service was excellent.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Unexpected ExcellenceBYOBloverDined on 7/12/2014We were incredibly surprised by the excellent food & service at Al Dente!!! Everything was perfect, from the entrees (we had the filet & scallop entrees) to the great service by Vinny, our waiter. Bonus!! It's a BYOB!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Worth the ReturnCherylpd1Dined on 7/7/2014A great place for an always good meal and conversation. Never a let down!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Once upon a time we enjoyed it hereYelperDined on 7/5/2014Our server took our drink orders promptly. She brought the drinks right away BUT water should be served with ice, iced tea should have the sugar bowl accompany the beverage. It took 10 minutes to have her bring the sugar/splenda. Our appetizer came right out, no bread/olive oil served. Our salads came out, still no bread or olive oil served. We asked for bread we got bread by the time we finished our salads. Our entrees came out. Not what we ordered. Since they took back the one entree to remake, we asked for more bread (wow, that second loaf came quickly). Meals were the highlight of the evening! However, the service was terrible and this is the second time we ate here where the service sucked but the food good.Special Features:
- Once Again - Very ConsistentRoblVIPDined on 7/5/2014Our server Vinnie - extraordinary! You cannot find better anywhere! The Chef - Ibrahim - watches over every plate with emotion! Thank you once again for a memorable dining experience....... Rob and Beth LevinSpecial Features:
- Al Dente RestaurantMaddyDined on 7/3/2014My husband and I eat there frequently because we love everything about it. The food is great and the service is excellent. It has the feel of a cozy settingSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DisappointedJLOPDined on 7/2/2014I had dinner here with a bunch of friends about a month ago. Food was good, but small portions (salmon and rosoto - no veggie with it). Came back here with a date - both of us were highly disappointed. Food was cold, my date's veal was tough. The soup was the highlight of the meal for me - bean. Very good. Just a very small portion. Bread was kinda stale too. Waiter - eh.
- Mixed bag3degreesDined on 6/30/2014Have been to Al Dente several times now and find it inconsistent in quality. The appetizer,(baked gnocchi) was flavorful and worthwhile. The main courses were bland and not flavorful at all. The dishes were not up to par with a good Italian restaurant. Her veal had melted cheese over it, but the cheese had no flavor which is tough for mozzerella that is quality. Unfortunately central/south Jersey doesn't have many really good Italian restaurants despite many in the north. Pasta is homemade and fresh. Meats are quality. So the ingredients are generally good or fresh. It is the sauces that lack the seasoning, herbs and flavor one associates with Italian food. Service was very slow despite fewer customers than normal (Monday). OK and
- Good local surpriseRaymondDined on 6/28/2014Food was excellent. Portions was good. I thought the service was good, but my wife commented on how she felt the waitress sounded as if she belonged in an diner. And prices are good, affordable enough to become a go to spot.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Caroline Allen, PSAYDN Coordinator, is one of the sixteen leaders in the afterschool and expanded learning fields nationwide selected as a White-Riley-Peterson Policy Fellow as part of a partnership between the Riley Institute at Furman University and the Charles Stewart Mott Foundation. Through discussion of actual case studies led by policy change-makers, the Fellowship equips graduates with a real-world understanding of the art and science of policy-making for afterschool and expanded learning. During the 10-month program, which begins in October, fellows will study afterschool and expanded learning policy, and develop state-level policy plans in partnership with their statewide afterschool networks and the national Afterschool Alliance. More
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Beyond the Basics Cheese Making: Gouda and Cheddar
Saturday, June 14th – 10 am to 3:30 pm, Beyond the Basics Cheese Making: Gouda and Cheddar
At Wellspring – 4382 Hickory Rd. West Bend, WI 53090
Join cheese maker Linda Conroy of Moonwise Herbs as we focus on two styles of cheese that you can easily make at home. Participants will be guided through the process of making each cheese, with a focus on details. From curd to press, you will be inspired to go home and try these yourself. Making a "home" cheese cave will …Find out more »
Slow Meat Dinner at Hinterland, June 18th
Join us at Hinterland Gastropub to learn more about Slow Food's Slow Meat Initiative, to learn about some of Wisconsin's local sustainable meat farmers, and to enjoy some delicious creations!
Wednesday, June 18th at Hinterland Erie Street Gastropub.
Cocktails begin at 6:30 pm, dinner at 7:00pm.
The night's menu will feature meat from local farms including:
Underground Meats
Golden Bear Farm
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and will include five courses with wine pairings.
During dinner, you will learn about each of the farmers, their sustainability efforts, and about the Slow Meat Initiative.
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Food Preservation and Canning Workshop
Saturday, June 21th – 9am to 12 pm, Food Preservation & Canning Workshop – Strawberries
At Wellspring – 4382 Hickory Rd. West Bend, WI 53090
Learn food preservation techniques such as canning, freezing, and dehydrating in this hands on class. Bring home a jar of canned garden goodies – Think strawberry rhubarb jam! $35 until 6/18, $40 after (847) 946-5565 or www.wellspringinc.orgFind out more »
Home Cheese Making Basics Workshop
Saturday, June 28th – 10 am to 3:30 pm, Home Cheese Making Basics
At Wellspring – 4382 Hickory Rd. West Bend, WI 53090
Learn the art of cheese making in this hands on class. Sample and learn to create several styles of cheese that can be cultivated at home including cultured butter, feta cheese, mozzarella, kefir and others. Participants will be able to build on this introduction to create many varieties of cheese at home. Cost: $70 until 6/25, $80 after – includes lunch, cheese samples and …Find out more »
Seasonal Produce Cooking – Culinary Herbs with Chef Karen Gill
At Wellspring – 4382 Hickory Rd. West Bend, WI 53090
Wellspring offers a series of monthly cooking classes, inspiring students based on veggies during their peak season! In each class, a chef leads demos and tastings, and provides healthy cooking tips. Wine served to accompany each tasting and recipe handouts are available to take home. Highlighted seasonal produce for July is Culinary Herbs! Cost: $30 till 7/7, $35 after. For more info and to register: (847) 946-5565 or www.wellspringinc.orgFind out more »
Community Cooks — Outdoor Pizza Party, July 15, 2014
Join us Tuesday, July 15th at 5:30 pm SHARP for a wood fired outdoor pizza party at the home of Steve Shapson (AKA the Cheesemaker).
Learn pizza-making from the jack of all trades when it comes to home cooking! Steve will educate us on brick oven construction, pizza making from scratch, and dutch oven cooking in the outdoor oven.
$5 covers the costs of the beverages (cider and water), salad, and the basic pizza making supplies: dough, sauce, and cheese. Gluten-free crusts will also be available. Feel …Find out more »
Tasting Tour at Wellspring Organic Farm
Tour participants learn about all the systems working together on an organic veggie farm while walking the fields and sampling veggies in season! Tasting tours are open to the public, please reserve your spot prior to tour date. Cost: $9/ adults, $6 for children 12 and under. For more info and to register: (847) 946-5565 or www.wellspringinc.orgFind out more »
Taste of Wellspring – Annual Farm to Table Fundraiser
At The Mequon Nature Preserve – 8200 W County Line Rd, Mequon, WI 53097
The Taste of Wellspring is Wellspring's annual fundraiser held to generate support for the organization's education classes and community outreach programs. For the event, chefs from the local, regional area get creative and serve up gourmet dishes featuring Wellspring's produce, accompanied by local, sustainably sourced meats and dairy products. Live music and a silent auction are also part of the event to make for an evening full of local food and fun!
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Farm Fresh Atlas Annual Fundraiser
A Small Plate (Tapas) Open House
Join the Farm Fresh Atlas of Southeast Wisconsin for our Annual Fundraiser on September 16th from 4-9pm at La Merenda Restaurant!
Enjoy fabulous food from local farms as prepared by area chefs.
SE WI FFA produces & distributes 80,000 copies of FFA to 10 counties in SE WI- all with volunteers! Join in this great fundraiser to support those efforts and to keep our local food economy stong!
$65 per person
For more information or to make a reservation, visit:
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Organic Baby Food Making Class With Master Preserver Christina Ward
At Wellspring Education Center and Organic Farm – 4382 Hickory Rd. West Bend, WI 53090
Many baby foods can be overly processed and contain synthetic ingredients. Join Master Preserver, Christina Ward, in this hands-on class to learn how easy it can be to make your own baby food with fresh, organic produce! Preparation, storage and recipes tips will be covered. Students will work together to make their own baby food to bring home. All supplies will be provided.
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Democrat Ben McAdams has been endorsed by the Utah Public Employees Association (UPEA).
UPEA Executive Director Audry Wood said McAdams, a state senator and adviser to Salt Lake City Mayor Ralph Becker, has displayed an openness to her group's members. "Employees will benefit from his non-partisan approach to problem solving," she said.
The UPEA has more than 8,000 members statewide, including representation in county government. Wood said the association is working to preserve employee benefits after salaries were cut 3 percent in response to the 2008 recession and the 2010 Legislature changed the public employee retirement system.
Council candidates receiving UPEA endorsements in the November election were Republican Joseph Demma (At-large seat), Republican Michael Jensen (District 2), Democrat Sam Granato (District 4) and Republican Max Burdick (District 6).
Meanwhile, Republican County Mayor candidate Mark Crockett is using former President Bill Clinton's fundraising efforts for Democratic foe Ben McAdams as a come-on to supporters to finance his campaign.
Asking for donations of $5 to $500, a Crockett campaign email said "try as he might to paint himself as a moderate and use Republican talking points, [McAdams'] voting record is more in line with that of a Salt Lake City Democrat. It's clear the Democrats are willing to call in the big guns to maintain their hold on Salt Lake County, but together we can send a message that Utahns believe in limited government."
Utah Sen. Orrin Hatch and West Valley City Mayor Mike Winder, Crockett's primary election foe, are holding a joint fundraiser for the GOP nominee at noon Friday at the Alta Club in Salt Lake City.
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One person was rushed to Rhode Island Hospital early Thursday morning after being burned while trying to put out a fire in his North Providence apartment. The man, in his 50's, suffered first and second degree burns to his face.
The fire started around 1:30 AM in the Smithfield Road apartment complex. When firefighters arrived they were met by heavy smoke and flames pouring out of a second floor bedroom. The fire is believed to be accidental.
"He was upstairs in the bedroom. It could be smoking, but uh, he went downstairs and came back upstairs and he had fire in his bedroom," said Brian Zarlenga, Battalion Chief for North Providence speaking about the tenant's actions in the moments before the fire broke out.
There is no official cause at this time. The State Fire Marshal's office is investigating.
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Home → Juvenile Services → MVYDC
Mountain View Youth Development Center
Jeff Morin, Superintendent
1182 Dover Road
Charleston, Maine 04422
Tel: (207) 285-0880 Fax: (207) 285-0836
Boyd Kronholm, Deputy Superintendent Operations
Gerald Merrill, Deputy Superintendent Support Services
Population Capacity: 133
Population Served: Detained and "shock sentenced" male and female juveniles 11-21 years of age and committed males 11-21.
Number of Staff: 171, plus over 30 contract and grant positions
Mission Statement
The mission of the juvenile facilities is to provide treatment and services within a safe, secure environment that enables youth to develop pro-social skills and competencies promoting public safety by reducing the likelihood of re-offending.
The Mountain View Youth Development Center, located in Charleston, Maine, is a 133-bed, secure juvenile facility that detains male and female juvenile offenders and male committed offenders from 11 to 21 years of age, with the majority being 16-19 years old. The facility serves the northern, eastern and central regions of the State of Maine, to include fourteen counties: Androscoggin, Aroostook, Franklin, Hancock, Kennebec, Knox, Lincoln, Oxford, Penobscot, Piscataquis, Sagadahoc, Somerset, Waldo, and Washington.
Construction of the original detention facility (Northern Maine Juvenile Detention Facility) began in 1996 adjacent to the Charleston Correctional Facility . Opening on January 5, 1998, with a 40-bed capacity, this secure facility replaced the use of county jails within the ten counties as the primary detention location for juveniles pending court action prior to sentencing, and for brief periods of confinement known as "shock sentences".
In February 2002, the programs, services, and physical plant were expanded and reorganized into the current modern facility now known as the Mountain View Youth Development Center. The expanded capacity now accommodates 133 beds, which include detention, shock sentences, and long-term committed residents sentenced to indeterminate periods of confinement.
Board of Visitors (BOV) & Friends of Mountain View Youth Development Center (FMV)
The Board of Visitors & Friends of Mountain View meet on the second Tuesday of every other month. FMV is 3-4 pm; BOV is 4-5:30 p.m. Last met on May 13, 2014. Please see below for the schedule:
Tuesday, July 8, 2014
Tuesday, September 9, 2014
Tuesday, November 18, 2014 (changed due to Holiday)
Tuesday, January 13, 2015
- Barbara Allen-Hagen Performance-based Standards (PbS) Excellence Award 2007
- American Correctional Association accreditation 2006 - 99.5%
- American Correctional Association reaccreditation 2009 - 100%
- American Correctional Association reaccreditation 2012 - 100%
- Award Winning Staff: Department of Corrections Manager of the Year 2006; Department of Corrections Manager of the Year 2007; Maine Administrator of Services for Children with Disabilities (MADSEC) Regular Education Teacher of the Year 2008
Shared ResourcesThe facility provides certain management and support services for the Charleston Correctional Facility, sharing the following resources:
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- Commissary and Warehouse
- Criminal Investigations
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- Food Services
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MADISON, Wis. (AP) -- Wisconsin's next legislative session is set to get under way Monday with plenty of pomp and circumstance.
New Democratic Assembly members are scheduled to be sworn in Monday morning. They'll join the rest of the body for another mass inauguration in the afternoon, followed by a reception at the state historical museum.
The state Senate will hold a lunch-time reception followed by an inauguration ceremony that will run simultaneously with the Assembly proceedings. Each new senator will receive a lapel pin.
Voters handed Republicans a 59-39 advantage in the Assembly and an 18-15 edge in the Senate in November's elections. The first few months of the session will likely be consumed by work on a bill to reform Wisconsin's mining regulations and the next two-year state budget.
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If cargo capacity were the reason to buy an SUV, you'd actually do beter with the Jetta Sportwagen TDI. Nearly 2,000 pounds lighter than the Touareg, the Sportwagen also seats five, but it has 2.9 more cubic feet of storage space with the rear seats down (66.9 cubic feet for Sportwagen versus 64 cubic feet for Touareg). The diesel Sportwagen gets almost double the mileage of the Touareg, as well, with 29 MPG city/39 MPG highway for the automatic transmission version (and as compared to the 24 MPG city/31 MPG highway for the 2.5 liter gasoline engine version). Manual transmissions are available for both models of Sportwagen.
As noted earlier, over 20% of Volkswagens sold in the US are diesels. Volkswagen officials indicated that smaller 1.8 liter and 1.4 liter diesel engines are forthcoming for more fuel-efficient vehicles in upcoming model years. Diesels also provide a 20% reduction in carbon emissions as compared to gasoline engines.
Volkswagen doesn't typically have the highest numbers compared with its competitors in terms of fuel efficiency, which may be why we don't find ourselves talking about them as often as we do with some other automakers. But the www.asian-americans.com comapny has a corporate-wide commitment to reducing the environmental impacts of generic cialis cheap us their business with their "Think Blue" strategy (choosing blue - as with the entire planet seen from space - rather than green to represent their breadth of vision). This includes long-term goals such as a 40% reduction in greenhouse gasses from production plants by 2020 and a fleet CO2 emissions target of below 120 grams per kilometer. The company also recently completed construction of the only LEED Platinum Certified automotive factory in the country with their new manufacturing facility in Chattanooga, Tennessee.
[Ed. Note: Volkswagen paid for the travel and lodging for my trip to SF where I gathered some of the information for this story.]
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GREENSBORO, NC (Baylor School) -- Baylor senior Sam McHugh set a new Junior National record while winning the 200-yard butterfly event at the 2013 Speedo Winter Junior National Championships at the Greensboro Aquatic Center over the weekend.
McHugh won the event in 1:43.64, breaking the 2010 record set by William Hamilton of Great Lakes. The Junior National title is McHugh's first.
Throughout the three-day competition, McHugh had several top eight swims, placing third in the 400 yard IM, fifth in the 200 IM, and seventh in the 500 freestyle. He was the third highest individual point scorers.
McHugh also teamed with Luke Kaliszak, Chandler Hinson, and Christian Selby for a third place in the 4 x 50 yard freestyle relay. The 4 x 100 yard free relay of Selby, Hinson, Dustin Tynes, and McHugh finished ninth overall in the event.
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In this section we'll discuss adding a test and determining test and questions settings. We'll discuss test question creation in detail in the next section: Blackboard Enhanced.
There are two ways to add a test to your course. You can (1) create it directly in the content area, or (2) create the test and then add it to a content area. First, we'll look at creating a test in a content area:
When you hit Submit you will be shown the test information page:
When you click Submit here you will be taken to the test canvas, where you can add and edit questions:
You can learn how to create all questions types in the next online workshop: Blackboard enhanced.
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Edit and Grade an Assignment
Editing assignment content or properties is fairly straightforward: click the the action menu link to the right of the assignment name, then select Edit. This menu also presents you with some additional editing capability including the following:
There are four types of metadata:
- General Information: Includes the title, catalog entry, source, entry, language, and a description of the item.
- Lifecycle Information: Includes the creation date and time, contributors, name and role of author or editor, organization, and date of latest changes or updates.
- Technical Information: Includes the format of the content item and its location.
- Rights Management Information: Displays copyright restrictions and a description of any conditions on item usage.
In the statistics report you can check who has reviewed the item, and you can use Review Status as Adaptive Release criteria.You can check whether students can access your content items. If you have made a content item unavailable, the User Progress page indicates that the item is not visible to users. The User Progress page also lists Adaptive Release rules that affect the visibility of an item. If Review Status is enabled for an item, you can check which students have reviewed it and when they reviewed it.
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In the control panel, expand the Grade Center menu and select Needs Grading:
You can also go to Grade Center and locate assignments that need grading:
The assignment disappears from the Needs Grading List and the score shows up in the grade center:
Basic - Create an Assignment
Create an Assignment
To publish an assignment to your students, you must add it to a content area that is already on the course menu, or that you create by adding to the course menu.
When creating an assignment for a specific group or groups, select Groups of Students to open a box that allows you to select any group that you have created in the course:
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The Participant Contribution Page
The page version and user's modification windows will be helpful when evaluating wiki contributions.
The Page Version column displays page titles and their corresponding version numbers. Click a title to view the page without annotated changes. The page opens in a new window. By default, the most recent page version is listed first.
The User's Modifications column allows you to compare a page to its previous version. The Page Comparison also opens in a new window.
Basic - Create, Edit, Comment On and Grade Wiki Content
Create, Edit, Comment on, and Grade Wiki Content
To create a page, go to the content area where the wiki link resides and click on the link.
To edit wiki content, click on the wiki component in the content area, then select Edit wiki content. This will take you to the now familiar text editor into which you can add, delete, or other wise modify the content of that page.
You can add a comment by clicking the comment box on the page, then entering the comment into the resulting text box:
Monitoring Participation and Grading a Wiki
If you have set the wiki to be graded, you will see a box title Participation and Grading on the top right side of the wiki page. If you have not set it for grading, this box will dsiplay as Participation Summary. In either case, clicking the box will display a page that provides details on each participant's contribution to the wiki. This page shows:
- Count of all pages created and the number of versions of each page
- Percent of total number of words added, deleted or edited in all pages of the wiki
- Count of number of times the Submit button has been clicked on an edited page
- Page saves as a percent of total number of pages
To enter a grade for the user, click on the username in when viewing the participant contribution page. this opens up the Grade box on the right side of your screen; you can still access the page version and modifications pages as pop-ups to evaluate a participant's contribution while deciding on a score.
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Create a Wiki
Wikis can be used for group assignments, for peer review (although there is a more formal tool for this in Blackboard: Self and Peer Assessment), as a knowledge and resource repository, or formal/informal learning community to increase student-student interaction.
To create a wiki, expand the Course Tools menu in the control panel, then:
Setting Parameters for Your Wiki
Just like other tools, there are a number of settings that you will need to be aware of:
*Closed to Editing can be used when you intend to be the only wiki user, e.g. when using it to clarify points immediately following a lecture. Students can view the wiki under this setting, they just can't edit it. For a group wiki, the user must be a member of that group to edit wiki pages. These options can be changed at any time.
**Once a wiki is set to be graded, a column is created in the grade center and the setting can't be reversed.
You can then add the wiki to a content area using the Add Interactive Tools menu:
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Create, Edit, Comment on, and Grade Journal Entries
You can create journal entries in much the same way as you would a blog entry. You'll see the same types of commands and some familiar components of the interface. To create a journal entry:
To edit an entry, click on the action link menu to the right of the entry name and select Edit:
You will then be able to edit the entry via the text editor.
Comment on a Journal Entry
You can add a comment to any entry by clicking the Comment button. This will produce the Comment box popup where you can enter text:
Grade Journal Entries
Access the journal topic page and select the entry or entries you want to grade by clicking on the user's name in the side panel.
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Create a Journal
A journal is a private area where students can reflect on course content, activities, and exercises, flesh out ideas, and comment on course topics or themes - among numerous other potetnial uses. In blackboard, blogs and journals are essentially the same thing (to my way of thinking, but I'm sure that there are those out there who will disagree), the primary difference is that journals are private by default, i.e. only viewable by instructor and student. They can, however, be set for observation by an entire class.
You can add a journal through the Add Interactive Tool menu in a content area, but here, just to shake things up a bit, we're going to create one through the course tools menu and then link to it.
Create, edit, comment on, and grade journal entries
Basic - Create, Edit, Comment On and Grade Blog Entries
Create, Edit, Comment on, and Grade Blog Entries
Click the content area that contains the blog then click the blog you wish to add an entry to:
To edit an entry, click on the dropdown menu and select Edit
The original post will open, and you can make any changes necessary to the message or an attachment.
To add a comment, select the Comment button on the bottom right of the blog entry:
Enter your comment into the box, then select Add to post your comment:
Grade Blog Entries
Access the blog topic page and select the entry or entries you want to grade by clicking on the user's name in the side panel:
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To create a blog in a content area:
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Internet Safety for Kids & ParentsThe Internet is an exciting place to visit, but surfing the Internet can also be dangerous. The best filter is not as effective a protection as a parent's awareness of basic safety rules for exploring the virtual world.
Learn how to surf the Internet safely, check out these sites:
- The Children's Partnership: www.childrenspartnership.org
The Parents' guide to the Information Superhighway: Rules and Tools for Families Online
- A Comprehensive Computer Safety & Security Guide: www.certstaff.com/computer-safety-security-guide.html
- FBI Kid's Educational Page: www.fbi.gov/fbikids.htm
- National Center for Missing & Exploited Children: www.Netsmartz.org
- Kid Safety on the Internet: www.ou.edu/oupd/kidsafe/
- My Rules for Online Safety: www.Safekids.com/kidsrules.htm
- Online Safety Project: www.wiredkids.org


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Borderlands - The Zombie Island of Dr. Ned - 360 - Review
If Borderlands already didn't have enough missions are land to cover there's The Zombie Island of Dr. Ned to keep gamers busy on a side story that is an interesting change of pace in a game that is already filled with offbeat characters and situations that add up to a really good time. With a price tag of $10 on the Xbox Live Marketplace, this download offers more than enough zombie-killing action and missions for fans to want to return to Planet Pandora.
After downloading the add-on, you'll receive a message telling you that a new locale is available at anytime and just about the only way to get there is to find a Fast Travel Station. You are then automatically whisked away to Jakob's Cove, a small patch of corporate owned property for the employees of the Jakobs Corporation. Instead of finding a pretty little town you find yourself standing before a dark swamp that looks like a nightmarish landscape decorated with jack-o-lanterns as if the town was celebrating Halloween before the place went to hell.
You see, Jakob's Cove, it seems, was also a science experiment gone awry. What was left of its inhabitants has become an army of walking dead. It seems that the corporation has struck a deal with a leading scientist and mad doctor to head the experiments and it is none other than Dr. Ned … who is not Dr. Zed despite the striking similarities and the obvious fake moustache. So you find yourself going on missions to rid Jakob's Cove of its zombies and other nightmarish creatures to right the wrongs caused by the experiment.
The zombies, however, are many and before you know it you will often find yourself overwhelmed by the number of walking dead. A bit like the Left 4 Dead games, there are different kinds of zombies such as the one that spits out green goop that distorts your vision and even slows you down. Thankfully, the game introduces new weapons right away such as the powerful pistol with a scope so you can blow their heads clean off. You see, the only real way to kill a zombie is to shoot them in the head.
The main missions will take you through various locales in Jakob's Cove such as the docks, Jakob's Lumber Mill, the transport station, Hallows End and Ned's Bleeding Heart Infirmary just to name of few areas you'll be visiting. While the map is huge, no vehicles are necessary or really offered to get around so you'll be able to find all the spots easily to carry out the various missions in the game.
Speaking of missions, the main story missions are actually quite lengthy and fun to tackle. There's also a message board that the Claptrap robot will happily point out offers side missions such as the mission that has you looking for a woman's lost husband or find some Corpse Eater eggs somewhere in the swamp. You'll also be taking on a few bosses, many of which are actually quite interesting such as the mythical monster known as Pumpkinhead and a Frankenstein's Monster-like freak.
The bad news is that The Zombie Island of Dr. Ned doesn't offer dozens of new weapons nor does it add new skills and abilities you can use later in the game like, say, Fallout 3's add-on missions. What it does do, however, it does well and that is tell an interesting story and add plenty of gory action that keeps that game so exciting. Like the core game, Zombie Island isn't afraid to be outrageous and because of this it leads to some comical moments in the story. It's actually a pleasantly lengthy game too.
What is also a major plus is that the island doesn't look like Pandora so the swamp setting and abandoned buildings are a nice addition. Sure, the zombies don't look frightful but it's a nice change from killing bandits and desert psychos.
The Zombie Island of Dr. Ned might not add loads of new elements to the main game but it's a deliciously over-the-top good time that Borderlands fans should definitely download. Wildly hilarious and loaded with plenty of interesting boss battles that adds to the delightfully absurd feel of the main game, you will love the new zombie-filled territory and missions.
Review Scoring Details for Borderlands - The Zombie Island of Dr. Ned
Gameplay: 8.2
Jakob's Cove is an interesting Halloween-themed landscape overrun by zombies and, of course, the zany Dr. Ned who will send you on a number of missions in various areas. There are a few new weapons to use but the main attraction here are the zombies and the fun boss battles.
Graphics: 8.5
The dark swampy locale and the interesting scatter of jack-o-lanterns makes Jacob's Cove a rather visually intriguing place to visit and the zombies look appropriately freaky. You'll just love the visually striking bosses in the game.
The game does the atmosphere right with the croaking of unseen frogs in the swamp and the occasional intercom chatter in the background. While it's not as creepy as other games, the zombie sounds will creep you out. Thankfully, the dialogue is absolutely hilarious.
Difficulty: Medium
These zombies aren't always easy to bring down and the more than gang up on you the more likely you're going to be starting a mission from the beginning. Some boss battles will actually not fail to challenge you.
Concept: 8.5
There is a generous amount of main quest and side missions to take on as well as an assortment of zombies to fight. The new scoped revolver is a handy gun that you'll be glad to take back with you if you haven't finished the Vault main mission.
Multiplayer: 9.0
Borderlands is so much more fun with up to four players and Jakob's Cove isn't any different. Besides, you will want to take on these zombies with some solid backup rather than go at it solo.
Overall: 8.2
A thoroughly enjoyable and action-filled story, The Zombie Island of Dr. Ned should be on the top of your Must Download list for those who want to extend their Borderlands experience. It's offbeat and comical but you will have a great time so if you own the game you should certainly download this mission.


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The heavy rain and powerful winds from the thunderstorms that blew through the area caused significant damage in several communities, including Yonkers.
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Import prices down again in November
December 13, 2001
The U.S. Import Price Index decreased 1.6 percent in November. The decline followed a 2.4-percent decrease in October and reflected continuing drops in both petroleum and nonpetroleum prices.
The sharp declines for overall imports in the past two months were led by falling prices for petroleum and petroleum products. This index fell 10.8 percent in November, after falling 15.9 percent in October. The index for nonpetroleum import prices also fell in October and November, down 0.6 percent in each month.
The decline for imported goods for the 12 months ended in November was 8.9 percent. Over the past 12 months, petroleum prices fell 40.8 percent. The nonpetroleum index has decreased in 10 consecutive months and was down 3.6 percent for the year.
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If the good stories are birthed from an odd life comedian Joe Larson has the best. Raised in an old folks home, the son of a comedian spent his life as a nanny, amateur fighter and a life guard who couldn't swim. Now a comedian Larson tells absurd stories and tales from his life and experience that has audiences in love with his unique look at life.
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This movie relates to a lot of topics I particularly care about. If you have a social conscience or would like to develop it, watch it. This comedy is a direct representation of how much negative ramifications the idea of the "american dream" can have on real people. It's brilliant, and it's a very refreshing production when considering most of what's on the big screens nowadays. (Despite being released in 2006)
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