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Teen pleads guilty to domestic assaultMay 22,2013BENNINGTON A Shaftsbury teenager pleaded guilty Monday to a charge of domestic assault after admitting that she bit the arm of her mothers boyfriend at their home Sunday.
Haley V. Iserman, 17, of Shaftsbury, was arraigned Monday in Bennington criminal court on the misdemeanor charge of domestic assault. Iserman entered a conditional guilty plea, under an agreement that the case would be transferred to family court where she could be charged as a youthful offender.
In an affidavit, police said they were called to Isermans East Road home Sunday around 8:15 p.m. Police said Isermans mother, Nancy Iserman, said an argument started over Haleys medication.
Nancy Iserman said she believed her daughter was selling the medication at school instead of taking it, according to the affidavit.
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DAIRY EXPORTS HAVE SPUTTERED as U.S. dairy product prices traded well above global levels, which has made exporting slightly more difficult. Since April, the value of U.S. dairy exports declined four straight months after posting a new benchmark in March at $717 million.
EVEN SO, U.S. INTERNATIONAL SALES were 22 percent ahead of last year's seven-month record pace at $4.5 billion compared to $3.7 billion.
AT $3 PER POUND, BUTTER SET A NEW HIGH in mid-September spot trading at the CME. At those levels, many analysts have projected the U.S. will experience stepped-up butter imports as a $1-plus spread exists between domestic butter prices and those in Oceania and Europe.
NEAR TERM FUTURES STOOD STRONG with October to December Class III contracts averaging in the low $21 range at press time. Next year's January to August contracts were off nearly $3.50 at $17.70.
USDA ALSO BEARISH as it lowered it's projected 2015 All-Milk price by 35 cents to a $19.90 midpoint. This year, the value could be $23.90.
GRAIN AND SOYBEAN PRICES TUMBLED to the lowest point in four years based on projections of record yields. In the last 30 days, USDA forecast an additional 400 million bushels of corn to raise the potential harvest to 14.4 billion bushels with a record yield of 171.7 bushels per acre.
THE CORN CROP HAS BEEN DOING WELL with 22 percent rated excellent and 52 percent rated good; soybeans were only off a collective 2 percentage points. That being the case, USDA projected a record soybean harvest at 3.9 billion bushels at 46.6 bushels per acre.
RECORD BEEF PRICES haven't caused consumers to back off of purchases. October to December live cattle futures ranged from $1.58 to $1.61 per pound in recent CME trading. Supplies should remain tight with the beef-cow herd at the lowest level since 1962.
DAIRY COW CULLING was off 212,000 head through August when compared to the same time last year. To date, 1.82 million dairy cows were sent to packing plants. And with the smallest beef calf crop since 1949, inventories should remain tight for the long term.
CHEESE CONSUMPTION notched a new record as Americans ate 33.5 pounds per person in 2013, reported USDA. The "other cheese" category (including Mozzarella) continued to lead the way at 20.1 pounds.
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A federal jury in Wheeling recently found a former Mountaineer Race Track and Gaming Resort bookkeeper guilty of embezzling $1.3 million from her employer.
Anita Ambler was convicted on all 25 counts after the four-day trial. She was charged in a December 2012 indictment with mail fraud and wire fraud. A superseding indictment was filed Feb. 5.
The 25 counts consist of 11 counts of mail fraud, deposit and causing the deposit of matters and things to be sent and delivered by private and commercial interstate carrier, 10 counts of wire fraud and four counts of transacting in criminal proceeds.
Mountaineer Race Track and Gaming Resort is owned by MTR Gaming Groups and is operated as a thoroughbred racetrack and casino in Chester.
As a bookkeeper, Ambler was in charge of The Horseman's Purse Account, which had horsemen's funds as well as proceeds from race winnings.
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In an approximately five-year period starting in March 2005, Ambler took approximately $1,305,090 from the Horseman's account, the indictment states.
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INDIANAPOLIS — The Hoosier Lottery director said Tuesday that she is "pleased" with the performance of the lottery's private management company during its first year, during which the firm fell slightly short of its net income goal but still raised a record amount of money for the state.
Lottery officials announced Tuesday that profits for fiscal year 2014 came within $1.6 million of the $256 million goal included in the contract that Rhode Island-based GTECH Corp. was awarded in 2012. The lottery said GTECH is paying to make up that shortfall. Officials also said the lottery profit turned over to state coffers is 12 percent greater than the previous high of $224 million a year ago.
Total revenue also hit a record high of just more than $1 billion, up 9 percent from the previous record two years ago, officials said.
"We are pleased with the financial results achieved in the first full fiscal year of the Hoosier Lottery's contract with GTECH Indiana," said Hoosier Lottery Executive Director Sarah Taylor.
Illinois officials said last week the state would end its contract with a GTECH affiliate because it hadn't met state lottery sales goals since winning that contract in 2010.
"I do know the team that worked on our contract learned from contract agreements in Illinois, to craft it, make it better for the Hoosier state so we are glad about the agreement we have here," Taylor said.
GTECH's shortfall payment of $1.6 million would have been greater, but the company voluntarily reduced its management fee and granted a $2.8 million credit to the lottery commission. The company also underspent its budget for direct lottery expenses, such as instant-ticket printing and advertising, by $2.3 million.
GTECH has promised to generate $1.76 billion in Hoosier Lottery profits over the first five years of its 15-year contract.
The decision by Illinois Gov. Pat Quinn to end that state's relationship with Northstar Lottery Group came three years into a 10-year contract. Northstar, which is 80 percent owned by GTECH, failed for a third year in a row to fulfill the sales promises it used to win its bid in Illinois in 2010.
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As thousands of students start returning for the fall semester, safety is a concern after an IU student disappeared in June. Missing student Lauren Spierer is on many people's minds as they are heading back to the college campus, and many students say they are more mindful about staying safe.
Sullivan is coming to IU from Long Island, NY, not far from Spierer's hometown of Westchester.
"Somewhat of a resemblance: The tiny, the blonde, it definitely makes you a little nervous," said Julie Sullivan, Chelsea's mother.
Chelsea's mother believes her daughter is beginning her college career at IU prepared.
"She's pretty smart," said Julie. "She knows what to do and what not to do. So I'm looking forward. I'm excited for her."
Julie is like many parents Fox59 spoke with who said they realize bad things can happen anywhere, but they feel confident IU is doing what it can to keep students safe.
"I'm pretty comfortable leaving her here," said Julie. "I think the campus is amazing. I think the school is great, and I think everyone is really on top of everything here."
IU has campus programs and personal safety lectures available to all new students.
"We feel good about what the university is doing in preparing the students," said Mark Schwarts, an IU parent from Atlanta, Ga.
Some students realize personal safety is up to each of them.
"They can tell ya as much as they want stay safe, but it's about doing it," said Lance Evinger, an IU freshman from Zionsville, Ind.
Spierer's parents hope new leads will develop in the case as students head back to school. Spierer has been missing since June 3. She was last seen walking back to her apartment after a night partying with friends.
Her parents, Robert and Charlene Spierer, have scheduled a volunteer event to hang new posters on the day before classes begin Monday. The parents asked for volunteers on their website FindLauren.com.
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Pet Beds: Cozy Dens for Furry Friends
You're happy with your home decor. The pillows and accessories are just right. The color palette has good vibes. But. There's fur everywhere from your four-legged friend! Many times, keeping fur off your sofa is as easy as giving them a more attractive alternative like a den or bed of their own. Cats and dogs will feel safe and cozy, and less inclined to spread fur all over your fantastic sofa.
As cats and dogs are particular about location, place your pet den at a good spot near the offending location like the sofa, bed or armchair. In addition to fur management, some of these pieces double as furniture! Photo 1 is also a side table, and Photo 2 is an ottoman. Photos 3, 4 and 5 may not double as furniture, but their advantage is their compact size and washability.
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4. Petco Pyramid Cat Bed in Black & Brown, $29.99 from Petco
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I have bought many a cat bed. They sleep everywhere but in the beds I by for them. I give up.
hmmmm what about aesthetically pleasing cat trees? do these exist?
The cutest accessories are always for the smallest dogs. What about the dogs that are over 15lbs?! I just keep a simple floor pillow in the bedroom, and one for the living room. It has a washable cover, and can be moved around depending on our needs. Seems to do the trick.
These are all hideous. Where are the midcentury modern pet crates?
here are a few:
and here's another that could be a diy
I like the first one. Great way to camoflauge a pet bed with furniture. Too bad my dog only sleeps on the couch or on my bed.
I have seen a few almost visually appealing cat trees. I like this concept https://urbancatdesign.com/en/store/product/46/catcase.html but not really the color of the bookcase.
This one was shown on Martha Stewart http://www.catsplay.com/cedar_5_4foot.php3 but I don't love the basket.
I like the idea of this one http://www.catsplay.com/hollow.php3, but I wouldn't really want it in my living room.
I absolutely love this one http://www.petsmood.com/index.php?langue=en, but its very expensive, especially with shipping from the UK.
None of these -- with the possible, and qualified, exception of the first -- is appropriate for a dog. Ventilation is key in even a temporary bed (as opposed to a closed crate). I'm not big on crating, but if you want to give your dog a cozy retreat, buy a crate that is the CORRECT SIZE for your friend and remove the door or tie it open, and purchase or sew a thin, breathable cover for it. Wash the pad and cover often. Remember your dog is a living, breathing creature and not part of an end table.
My former cat was elderly and sick, so I got her a heated cat bed at Petco. The other cat co-opted it. So I got Cat One another one, which she used until she died. It has removable covers for cleaning, so I washed them for the next cat -- who sleeps anywhere but in that cat bed. (She loved it for a few months, but not lately.)
I love the idea of a cat tree but have no space for one. The cats make do with window ledges, shelves, an occasional hop to the fridge top, closet shelves if we aren't vigilant...
One of the best ideas I ever saw was a stair-stepped set of cantilevered shelves (IKEA Lacks would work) especially for cats. No decorations permitted, but secured pieces of carpeting or other cushioning allowed. All you need then is wall space and cats!
I forgot to observe that the second bed shown could easily be replicated in many styles with an appropriate coffee table with a shelf underneath and some cushions.
Those are very pretty! If I spent the money I'd hope my cat would sleep in one, but I think he'd just sleep in the box it came in.
They are all quite ugly, sorry. For other DIY ideas check my post: http://egiavarini.blogspot.it/2014/02/diy-cats-bed_9.html


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Spokesperson Garin Groff says the ADOT operations center in Phoenix was on high alert Friday, keeping a close eye on highways and adding more message boards in anticipation of a severe wind storm.Chuck Wood is one of the traffic control operators scanning the horizon for trouble."A lot of times, it's from DPS because they're out tin the field, they have visuals," he said.ADOT is also putting more personnel out on the field. According to Groff, crews are positioned along Interstate 10 all the way from Phoenix to Casa Grande through Tucson, in part because of the deadly dust storm that claimed three lives last month."This is really about us having some notice.. now we've known for about a day now about high winds moving in," said Groff.As soon as traffic control operators are alerted, they update the message boards you see on highways and it posts immediately."The dust.. the wind could start kicking up.. we'll change from advisory and blowing dust," said Wood.
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I'm getting ready to max out on my main lifts in a few weeks, and I want to break my all-time records. Can you look at my diet and point out anything that could be changed to help me gain strength?
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Like a lot of dedicated lifters, in your effort to keep your diet as strict as possible, you've actually limited an ingredient that is essential for strength—salt. In fact, judging by your sample meals, I feel that you have been purposely consuming as little sodium as possible, and that's a mistake.
Sodium helps to regulate a number of key functions in the body, including muscle contraction, nerve function, blood volume, and acid-base balance. When you decrease your sodium intake, your body will compensate by excreting potassium, which will cause a decrease in the fluid volume of your muscle cells. This hurts their ability to grow. Increasing sodium intake, therefore, can increase muscle size by adding more fluid volume. A higher volume of intracellular fluid also increases protein turnover, further spurring growth. Another mechanism through which sodium can increase strength is by increasing extra-cellular fluid levels (fluid outside the cell membrane), which in turn improves the leverage in your joints, allowing you to move more weight on lifts. These increases in fluid volume both inside and outside the cell have also been shown to reduce the incidence of muscle strains and tendon injuries by decreasing the friction exerted upon these tissues. Finally, many critical amino acids are sodium-dependent. This means they are able to enter a muscle cell only when accompanied by a sodium molecule.
I'll assume that your efforts to reduce sodium are a result of all the negative media reports about it causing high blood pressure and bloating. First, sodium hasn't been shown conclusively to cause high blood pressure. A recent study also showed that cutting back on sodium does not lower blood pressure. Additionally, sodium does not contribute to fat gain or cause excessive water retention in healthy individuals. In case you're wondering, you don't need to make an extra effort to drink more water when consuming more sodium—all hard-training lifters should aim for about one gallon daily, or enough to keep your urine colorless.
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Anyway, if you are connecting the windows box trough a local area network, try disabling the windows firewall and launch this two commands from an unix shell or windows cmd.
Code:$ ping 192.168.0.19 PING 192.168.0.19 (192.168.0.19) 56(84) bytes of data. 64 bytes from 192.168.0.19: icmp_seq=1 ttl=128 time=0.168 ms 64 bytes from 192.168.0.19: icmp_seq=2 ttl=128 time=0.174 ms 64 bytes from 192.168.0.19: icmp_seq=3 ttl=128 time=0.180 ms 64 bytes from 192.168.0.19: icmp_seq=4 ttl=128 time=0.198 ms --- 192.168.0.19 ping statistics --- 4 packets transmitted, 4 received, 0% packet loss, time 3012ms rtt min/avg/max/mdev = 0.168/0.180/0.198/0.011 msSubstitute 192.168.0.19 with your windows box ip address. With windows firewall disabled, it must reply pings and accept the telnet connection (it will be automatically closed, but accepted at start).Code:$ telnet 192.168.0.19 3389 Trying 192.168.0.19... Connected to 192.168.0.19. Escape character is '^]'.
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it didn't stop.Code:.... 64 bytes from 192.168.1.4: icmp_seq=162 ttl=128 time=2.35 ms 64 bytes from 192.168.1.4: icmp_seq=163 ttl=128 time=2.67 ms 64 bytes from 192.168.1.4: icmp_seq=164 ttl=128 time=2.24 ms 64 bytes from 192.168.1.4: icmp_seq=165 ttl=128 time=2.68 ms 64 bytes from 192.168.1.4: icmp_seq=166 ttl=128 time=2.75 ms ...
Well dont worry about ping, it is working too, under unix it wont stop untill you press "Ctrl + C".
If telnet was able to connect, and gave you the message "Connected to 192.168.1.4" then rdesktop should work too, you should try again with the rdesktop command.
Otherwise, did you set password to at least one user, and added that user to the "remote desktop" group?
If rdesktop command, still fails, please post the error message, because if telnet is connecting, the error cannot be "connection refused".
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this is the error I getCode:ERROR: connect: Connection refused
@ riqued; you can stop the ping with ctrl c and it seems you didnt have enabled 'remote desktop' on your windows machine.
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now from your ydl you can use remote desktop to login to you windows machine.
I have more easier resolution for all of your issues, just use logmein for remote desktops


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Jon Stewart's Daily Show on Comedy Central may not be the first place to look for economic wisdom but last night he laid out a plan to rescue the economy that makes as much sense as any I have heard yet. Instead of the government giving billions to financial institutions, give that money to individuals with debt with the restriction that they can only use it to pay down their debt. The plan is genius in its simplicity.
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This is just a joke. Stewart would not seriously suggest such a plan. Why? Because it is just substituting one bailout for another. We aren't solving anything. We aren't fixing anything. The fat cats on Wall St and at Citibank will continue to buy their private jets so they don't have to ride with the unwashed masses.
Well, I fly a lot and I bathe at least once a day. If I had the opportunity to sit next to one of these wall st. crooks I would be sure that I didn't bathe for at least a month before the trip. I'd eat lots of garlic and work-out daily to get really sweaty. Then I'd get in his or her face and confront them about the wasting of money on corporate frills, golden parachutes, and conventions in exotic, far away luxurious resorts.
Let's pass some really tough laws re how bailout money is spent, and then police the implementation and enforcement of those laws. Put the jerks in jail and see how quickly they reform their profligate practices.
If we put them all in jail, there would be no one left to run the country and corporations, which are one and the same now. They're all corrupt, no exceptions.
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I shared this very idea with my legislators several months ago, and with change.gov each of the last two months; but …
There is a cheaper way to accomplish the same thing. Just rescind all debt and let the financial sector fail. They deserve it for being wholly and solely responsible for breaking the economy anyway. It doesn't even require the government to rescind really; if all the debtors just fail to pay, which is what's happening anyway. Formalizing it would be more orderly, and prevent a lot of civil turmoil.
Then, in order to fund a new economy, tax at 80% all income and capital gains in excess of $200,000 (or 20 times the minimum wage, if that's more palatable).
just another thought worthy of serious consideration
A shell game, pure and simple. Mencken was spot-on. Barnum grossly underestimated the birthrate.
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Viability debate aside, Mr Stewart's solution could NEVER, repeat NEVER, be entertained as an option by the powers that be. Why. Simple. It's inconsistent with rule #1 in the plutocrat's guide to good governance — keep the rich rich and the poor poor.
Uhmm, well, I have been financially responsible, paying off my mortgage ahead of schedule based on my financial resources and ability to pay, for the past 12 years on the current house. I didn't buy too much house and I knew that there would be ups and downs.
No way in hell am I taking over the mortgages of irresponsible idiots, especially by way of government fiat.
I like Jon's show and I watch it regularly and usually I get a good laugh or two. On this occasion I am totally disgusted.
If your money goes to the banks to buy the worthless assets then you're taking over the mortgage. If the Stewart plan goes into effect, you're taking over the mortgage. You're taking it over one way or the other. The only question is, which plan will get the credit market unfrozen quicker?
Obviously the idea is meant to get people thinking about ways to help the economy besides giving more money(and thus more power over all of us) to the financial "wizards" who made the mess in the first place …. especially with no over sight or strings attached! As it is they are just giving money away to banks without taking any control at all. (I think not nationalizing the banks at least for the short term is a big mistake.)
But if the firestorm of foreclosures (and job losses) isn't stopped soon the whole neighborhood will burn to the ground, including yours.
Perhaps a compromise is in order… What if the government bail-out money was used somehow to replace some of the high interest loans with low interest or even no interest limited time loans (say five or ten years), with the property as collateral? (Of course taking anything away from the banks won't be as easy as giving them free money to redecorate with I suppose) That might give the country the breathing space it needs "if" the other things that need to be done such as bringing jobs back or creating new ones, reducing dependence on oil (not just foreign oil, all oil)…many things need to change that can't be postponed any longer.
Well, Warren…I know a couple who are in the process of shortselling their home because the gentleman got laid off…as in some creep in upper safe management decided to make himself look good and fired half of what makes the product. Nevermind that orders still have to be processed. Beancounters never worry about actually delivering a product only delivering numbers.
In any case, I think it's irresponsible to accuse this gentleman of being an idiot who got in over his head. I'd say more than a healthy proportion of short sells and foreclosures are due to job losses. The days of the twenty year job has long gone. I always get a chuckle from those who assume someone is a bum for foreclosing on a home loan. Maybe they are but maybe they aren't. There is something basically wrong in this country with society. They treat laid off people like they have some sort of leprosy. If 75,000 people get laid off tomorrow, do you think they just disappear in a whiff of smoke? Why pretend they don't exist anymore?
I was laid off 5 weeks ago. Still paying my mortgage and I expect to continue to.
…doesn't the viability depend on the kind of debt? That is, the unfortunate loss of income or irresponsibility?
I think the main difference with the way people think about "rewarding bad behavior" is that old personality trait of authoritarianism. Those people who are authoritarian followers are inclined to believe all people in positions of power are innocent until proven guilty (and often not even then) and that all poor people (and in fact every person who doesn't share their culture and beliefs totally) are guilty until proven innocent (and often not even then). In my opinion as long as otherwise good people ALWAYS believe that ordinary people in need of help, got into that situation by their own poor judgement and that, that means they and their families should be thrown to the wolves(punished for mistakes and/or illness or some other form of bad luck?!?!) Then I know our country has lost it's moral compass completely ….and that Gandhi was right when he said; "I like your Christ, I do not like your Christians. Your Christians are so unlike your Christ." and again when he was asked : What do you think of Western civilisation? he replied ; " I think it would be a very good idea."
I too think its a pretty good idea except for one little problem. It will not solve unemployment or spending in that folks will remain unemployed and will continue to borrow simply to live – even after all their current debt is paid off. Even if the banks were not holding bad debt its also unlikely, now, that they are going to be willing to loan money to the unemployed or bankrupt. This, of course also means that the problems will continue. Frankly, bailing out the banks seems an exercise in futility in that it actually fixes nothing.
From what I hear, and read, Bush basically threw about 200 billion on the street with absolutely no oversight. Now, Obama, is going to do it with a LOT of oversight. I suspect the results may end up being approximately equal except that we will now be able to see what happens to it.
The general consensus of economists is that this thing cannot be stopped. This seems to be a historical fact. Most economists say that what must be done is that gov must throw a LOT of money at it, WHEN IT HITS BOTTOM. This will act as a self multiplying stimulus so that recovery is much faster. Anything, before hitting bottom, will only serve to probably extend the misery (there is some evidence of this when one considers the results of Roosevelt's economic intercessions).
This is, however, an absolutely great opportunity to fix some of our rotting infrastructure. I, personally, don't think they are spending even half of what is needed on infrastructure and question some of the feelgood projects in the proposed legislation. People are driving over bridges that should be condemned and living below dams likely to burst. Water supply infrastructure, nationwide is in jeopardy, air traffic control is in serious trouble, etc. (the list is endless). Given the state of our regulatory bodies (the FDA, for instance) there needs to be a serious will to put boots on the ground in these areas before we all die! Even our food supply is at risk!
We should also not forget that we have, obviously, a seriously rotten and inept financial infrastructure. Perhaps, given that they are not loaning out money, even when its given to them, for free to do that with. Perhaps they should be allowed to fail, right now, when they are worthless, so that we can actually rebuild that infrastructure too. From everything we are told they currently serve no real function anyway (due to their refusal to do what they are supposed to).
I also suspect that the current situation is seriously mitigated by Social Security, savings insurance, etc. None of this existed in 1929 and, I think, will tend to lessen our problems, at least somewhat. Please also remember, even if we get to 10% unemployment, or even 15%, that would mean that 90%, or 85%, are still working!
I would also remind folks that we have elected a president who seems to have an infallible sense of timing. Hopefully that will continue.
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Which assumes that the credit market is 'frozen'. It's not. Lenders are now demanding ability to pay that they had not before, but should have. It's actually quite robust for reasonably qualified applicants.
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In the midst of a chilling New York winter, the runways have been brightened this season with pops of print. and scales at her "Bohemian Wrapsody" show, which was a punning homage to the dress that made her famous. Rebecca Taylor featured muted kaleidoscope patterns and soft, washed-out hints of floral inspired by French chalk […] [Read More]


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Experience PEI
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island Sight-Seeing Tours
We offer experiential activities for tourists so that they can actually experience the true Prince Edward Island experience!...
Serendipity Bed & Breakfast Inn
Summerside, Prince Edward Island Bed & Breakfasts
Experience Island hospitality in our renovated century home, furnished with comfortable Victorian antiques. We are situated centrally, in a peaceful rural setting. Make Serendipity B&B Inn your base for your stay on this beautiful Island. Wireless I...
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Canada's Best Value Inn & Suites
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Situated on 6 acres of property, Canada's Best Value is the perfect place to unwind and truley enjoy your island getaway. With 2 bedroom suites, jacuzzi suites, cottages and standard guest rooms, we have something for everyone!...
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Sunsets and Sea Lights Beach Rentals PEI
Summerside, Prince Edward Island Vacation Rentals
Relax in this oceanfront vacation rental home.Sit on one of the decks and watch the colorful sunsets by SeaCow Head Lighthouse. If you're lucky the hummingbird will be feeding on its own "lighthouse" feeder. Or the Eagle will be perched nearby. ...
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MacQueen's Island Tours
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island Bike Tours
Supported Independent Bicycle tours of PEI includes B&Bs/Inns w/breakfast, quality hybrid bicycle, luggage transfers, maps, route cards, emergency repair service - everything you need for a carefree holiday. PEI's only tour company run by Islanders....
Parasailing - The Pier
Cavendish, Prince Edward Island Parasailing
Prince Edward Island Water Sports: Para sailing, Sea-Doo rentals and Kayaking. Restaurant on site. Para sailing features a dry take-off and landing and 3 different rides to choose from. Sea-Doo`s and Kayaks rent by the hour....
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Outside Expeditions - Prince Edward Island
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island Kayaking & Canoeing
Outside Expeditions has offered kayak and bike tours, as well as canoe, kayak and bike rentals from 2 Island locations since 1993....
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The Studio Gallery
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island Artisan & Trade Workshops
A summer gallery and features the etching studio of Doreen Foster as well as Prince Edward Island fine art by P. John Burden, Sylvia Ridgway, & Henry Dunsmore and the ceramics of Jamie Germaine and Emily Dunsmore....
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Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island Cultural Experience
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A four star inn perched on a red cliff overlooking the Gulf of St. Lawrence Full breakfast is included with the room and dinner is available. All rooms have water views and are en-suite. Relax and unwind or explore. You'll be comfortable on the edge!...
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Bideford Parsonage Museum
West, Prince Edward Island Museums
This Designated Heritage Property was built in 1878 as a private residence. In 1884 it was sold to the Methodist Church as their Parsonage. Author L.M. Montgomery lived here during 1894-95 when she first taught school in the Bideford #6 School....
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Ronaldo the Real deal as Man United look to break Milan hoodoo
Brian Brownstein After 10 long weeks the wait is finally over - the Champions League is back. And there are some cracking ties to look forward to.
FA Cup clanger highlights need for technology
Brian Brownstein Chelsea and Aston Villa reached the semi-finals of the FA Cup, but it was the tie at Fratton Park which created the biggest talking point of the weekend.


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Will Catherine Giudici Be Jealous of Sean Lowe's 'DWTS' Partner?
Dancing With the Stars is finally back! And Season 16 promises all of the usual excitement of past seasons—the ridiculously handsome actor, the late-career musician aching for a comeback, the Olympic stars past and present—plus something extra: A juicy off-screen love triangle, er, make that love quadrangle.
The Bachelor himself, Sean Lowe, will be competing for the Mirror Ball trophy this season, and he's already at the center of backstage gossip. While his beautiful fiancee, Catherine Giudici, will most likely be watching his every shimmy and shake from the live audience each week, Sean's stunningly beautiful pro partner is Peta Murgatroyd. As all DWTS devotees know, Peta just split from ballroom bad boy Maksim Chmerkovskiy. With Maks taking the season off, and Peta newly single, we have a feeling Maks will be watching his ex's every move with Sean.
Peta has already posted this sexy backstage photo on Instagram, showing how close she and Sean are getting during rehearsals. Plus, she recently told OK! that she "actually kind of fell in love with Sean" after watching his season as The Bachelor.
As for Catherine, Sean says he joined the DWTS cast so he could practice his dance moves for their upcoming on-air wedding. Of all the ladies competing for Sean's heart this season, we never saw Catherine show a jealous streak, so she most likely won't let Sean and Peta's dancing chemistry bother her. Unfortunately, we can't say the same for Maks, who reportedly dumped Peta just before Valentine's Day because he "wasn't feeling her anymore." Keep reading ...
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Alan H. Lockwood, M.D. is Emeritus Professor of Neurology and Nuclear Medicine at the State University of New York at Buffalo. He is the lead author of a Physicians for Social Responsibility report on coal's adverse health effects.
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Lee Rainie is Director of the Pew Research Center's Internet & American Life Project and former managing editor of U.S. News and World Report.
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Michael P. Lynch is Professor of Philosophy at the University of Connecticut and the author of Truth in Context: An Essay on Pluralism and Objectivity and True to Life: Why Truth Matters, both published by the MIT Press.
Howard Rheingold, an influential writer and thinker on social media, is the author ofTools for Thought: The History and Future of Mind-Expanding Technology, The Virtual Community: Homesteading on the Electronic Frontier (both published by the MIT Press), and Smart Mobs: The Next Social Revolution.
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Keeping your style cool and casual, this jersey dress by Superdry fuses vintage Americana with clean cut British lines for a laid back urban look that's perfect for off-duty weekends.
In a dark grey marl this dress is perfect for the colder weather - the cotton fabric making it soft, lightweight and incredibly comfy. Sequin trimmed pockets add a little glitz to your relaxed look for a luxe urban finish.
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Superdry Peasant Skater Dress
This skater dress by Superdry is a fun and flirty addition to your summer wardrobe - capturing the spirit of California, it's a new season must.
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NHL 11 Hands-on PreviewAt E3 2010, I walked away from my hands-on time with NHL 11 extremely worried. While EA Canada's hockey title continues to look and feel fantastic, a lot of additional gameplay features have been added that I felt broke the experience. Fans of Madden remember when EA first introduced the QB Vision mode to the game. It was one of those concepts that EA was so proud of at the time that it was prominently featured throughout the experience. In the end, most hated the idea and it was quickly buried in future iterations of the game.
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Foreigners in traditional Korean costume pose for a picture at the 14th Chicago Korean Festival on Sunday.
Well, they're clearly not Korean, but are they actually foreigners, or just white people? It's Chicago after all, which means that any Koreans in the audience would be, um, foreigners, along with anyone not a United States citizen. Yonhap ran the same picture yesterday, and identified the three girls by name: Alicia, Felicity, and Iris.
In January I posted an article from Korea Journal, and there was some discussion about whether Koreans can actually be 외국인. Here's an excerpt from the journal article:
Another illustration of the same problem [of referring to natives of another country as foreigners in that country] occurred in a Korean restaurant in San Francisco, where I was eating dinner with a young Korean man doing graduate studies at Berkeley. Pointing to a group of non-Asian diners at a nearby table, he remarked, "A lot of foreigners come to this restaurant." It was all I could do to continue chewing my 냉면 without blurting out, "You're absolutely right, Mr. Kim, and you're one of them!" Apparently there is a dissonance between the English word, foreigner, and the Korean conceptual model.
In English, the word refers to an abstract relationsihp, not an intrinstic attribute. Nobody is inherently a foreigner; anyone can become on simply by crossing a national border. Foreignness is a question of context, not essence. Ms. Kwon in Canada and Mr. Kim in San Francisco, for example, fit the English meaning of foreigner, as would a Canadian missionary in Taejon or an American pursuing graduate studies in Seoul National University.
But the Korean-English sense of foreigner is clearly different. It is a category in which neither Ms. Kwon not Mr. Kim could ever be included. It is a category in which a Canadian naturally belongs, as he sits reading a newspaper in his own house in his native town in Alberta. Membership in this category is defined at birth, is completely context-free and is absolutely permanent. One group of people, including Ms. Kwon and Mr. Kim, can never, under any circumstances, belong to the Korean-English category, foreigner, whereas the members of another group are born as foreigners, will die as foreigners and will always be foreigners, no matter where they are. More remarkable still, this second group includes something like ninety-eight percent of the human race.
The discussion in the comments section, and also carried over onto Gypsy Scholar's post on the same topic, centers around mostly whether "foreigner" is an accurate translation of "외국인" and, if 외국인 always applies to non-Koreans, whether Koreans visiting other countries are in fact surrounded by 외국인 when they're amongst the locals.


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Max Sauve Scores Two in the Win
Providence, RI - The Providence Bruins defeated the Springfield Falcons 3-1 on Sunday afternoon at the Dunkin' Donuts Center to close out the home portion of their 2010 schedule. Max Sauvé scored twice for Providence and Kirk MacDonald netted an insurance goal to give the P-Bruins the victory. Nolan Schaefer stopped 27 shots for his second straight win.
The first period started off slow as the P-Bruins struggled to get rid of their bus-legs after returning to Providence early in the morning from Hershey. Play went back and forth with the veteran net-minder Schaefer making some key saves. But, at the 7:29 mark, Chris D'Alvise beat Schaefer with a quick shot from the low slot after Schaefer made the initial save. The line of Jamie Arniel, Sauvé and veteran David Ling dominated with opportunities early, cycling low in the Springfield zone and testing Gustaf Wesslau, but the rookie goalie was able to block Providence's attempts.
Providence came out of the locker room refreshed and dominated the offensive play throughout the opening minutes of the second frame. Sauvé, Arniel and Ling continued to overpower the Falcons with Sauvé leading the way with a snap shot off the iron. Just seconds later, Sauvé picked up his fifth goal of the season, all against the Falcons, when he tipped a Matt Bartkowski shot past Wesslau at 4:46 of the period. Jeff Penner also assisted on the game-tying goal. Lane MacDermid, last year's penalty minute leader on the team, dropped the gloves with Nick Tarnasky, landing right after right in a quick decision in front of the Falcons' bench.
Sauvé continued his scoring streak against the Falcons, notching his second goal of the game just over a minute into the third frame. Arniel and Ling picked up the helpers on the eventual game-winner. Shortly following the goal, the P-Bruins' defense and Schaefer denied a heavy and lengthy offensive attack by the Falcons. Providence continued to capitalize on fumbled passes and cause Springfield turnovers, but didn't get on the board again until the 17:38 mark. MacDonald gave Providence an insurance goal to make it 3-1 when he beat Wesslau off a pass from rookie Joe Colborne.
Schaefer earned the win, blocking 27 of 28 attempts, while Wesslau suffered the loss, stopping 29 shots. Providence went 0-for-3 on the power play and 3-for-3 on the penalty kill.
The P-Bruins are back in action with one game next weekend on Sunday, Dec. 26 at Springfield at 3 p.m. Providence is on the road for five straight games before returning home to host Manchester at 7:05 p.m. on Friday, Jan. 7 for Kids Hat Night. Hats are free to the first 1,000 kids age 12 and under. To purchase tickets or for more information, call the P-Bruins ticket office at 401-273-5000 or log on to the team website at providencebruins.com.
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INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - The home of a former Indianapolis businessman convicted of defrauding investors in an Ohio company of $200 million is headed to a sheriff's sale.
WISH-TV reported Tuesday the suburban Indianapolis home was abandoned by Tim Durham with thousands of dollars in back taxes owed in Hamilton County.
The nearly 11,000-square-foot home with seven bedrooms and eight bathrooms and overlooking Geist Reservoir had been listed for sale for $5.5 million. A foreclosure lawsuit was filed in 2010 by lender JPMorgan Chase, which is owed about $4.5 million.
Durham was sentenced to 50 years in prison in 2012 after a federal jury convicted him of securities fraud, conspiracy and 10 counts of wire fraud for operating a Ponzi scheme with Akron, Ohio-based Fair Finance.


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Excite your dinner guests by bringing these vibrant, fun, contemporary-shaped stoneware bakers to the table. Whether it be a roasted chicken or classic mac n' cheese, food has never looked and tasted so fabulous.
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Rachael Ray
With a brand new magazine, a talk show that aired in the fall of 2006, and a cookbook that has held the coveted #1 spot on the New York Times best seller list, Rachael's ascent is only beginning. Your individual style will be showcased through Rachael Ray's collection of vibrant, practical, and unique cookware. Growing up in a family with deep culinary traditions, Rachael Ray claims that cooking is a way of life that she was simply born into. "Everyone on both sides of my family cooks." Ray was exposed to a wide range of cooking techniques, from her maternal grandfather who grew and cooked everything that his family of 12 needed for sustenance, to her dad's family that was steeped in the food-rich traditions of Louisiana. "I was surrounded by all different styles of cooking and worked in the food service industry in just about every capacity you can imagine." After getting her feet wet in the gourmet world of food at Macy's Marketplace in New York, and after assisting in opening Agata & Valentina, Ray decided that the NYC lifestyle was exciting, but not what she wanted long term, so she moved back to the Adirondacks. Once upstate, Ray turned her job at Cowan & Lobel into a dual position as food buyer and chef, jobs that she loved. As a way to increase grocery sales during the holidays, Ray began a series of cooking classes, which quickly became a happening. The cooking course promising to teach thirty "30-Minute Mediterranean Meals" exploded in popularity and eventually led to a long-term relationship with the Food Network, hosting shows such as "Tasty Travels," "$40 a Day," "Inside Dish," and "30-Minute Meals." "My life has been a total accident -- a very happy, wonderful accident that I didn't and couldn't have planned," says Ray. Despite her growing celebrity she is determined to stay grounded and hold on to her down-to-earth values. Rachael Ray's collection of cookware makes the selection process simple by delivering products to you that offer unique colors, function, and value. The different cookware materials that will be found include hard-anodized aluminum, porcelain enamel nonstick, porcelain enamel cast iron, and commercial nonstick. When you choose Rachael Ray products for your family, you've made an investment for many years to come.
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July 11, 2012 -- This week on "Your Turn", Stephen Losey of the Federal Times, joined host Mike Causey to talk about a brand-new phased retirement law now on the books.
Losey explained when the new law starts, how it will work, and the pros and cons for you and your agency. He also updated us on the status of plans to extend the federal pay freeze, bump your retirement plan contributions up 5 percent, and other legislation that politicians have drawn up for federal and postal workers and retirees.