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Happy New Year! :D
Greetings to everyone here at HouseRepairTalk!
Happy New Year to all! And more blessings for 2010!
Hope you all had a wonderful New Year!
PS: Sorry for the late greeting. Just got back from vacation. :)
I always get a little depressed in the real cold months of the year like January and February. What I find helps a lot is to watch the sports channels on TV because they always have football games on at this time of year from places like Louisiana, Florida and Texas. It's so uplifting to watch people walking around outside with short sleeved shirts on and nothing covering their heads! I can almost imagine I'm there.
I expect lots of people up here watch your Rose Bowl and Super Bowl football games just to be reminded of warm weather.
I wore sandals a few days ago Nestor. Outside.
Police: Winnipeg woman may have frozen to death | Canada | News | London Free Press
Most likely she had probably been drinking, along with her male companion.
One thing you learn living here is that alcohol and cold are a deadly combination. Alcohol has a physiological effect in that it causes more blood flow to the body extremities like the hands and feet. That's bad news in extreme cold because the heat loss from those places is faster than from the torso. Also, alcohol numbs a person's sense of cold, so that the person doesn't feel as cold as they really are. They can literally be dying from the cold without knowing it or fully realizing how cold they are getting. And, of course, alcohol will help people go to sleep, and you never want to do that in real cold weather cuz if you don't keep awake and active to keep your body temperature up, you can freeze to death in your sleep.
Every year we get people freezing to death up here. Most times, though, it's drunks that decide to take a short nap in a nice warm snow bank and never wake up.
But, I don't dwell on the negative when there's positive stuff to point to.
Tonight in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada will play the US in the 2010 World Junion Hocky Championships (for under 17 year olds) for the gold medal. It's gonna be a close game, but if Canada wins the gold, it'll be the 6th time in a row!
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It's always a close game between Canada and the US. Both countries are big on hockey, so we both produce some very talented players, and that results in some very exciting hockey to watch. When you see low and close scores like 1 ro 2 or even 3 to 2, then you know that it was a close, well matched game. When you see a score like 14 to 0, then you know that the game wasn't worth watching (or even playing for that matter).
Tied 2-2 end of the 1st period.
Nashville Predators are playing Calgary Flames at home 2 nite and its not on the TV. Cant even get a feed of the interweb. Oh well. Preds and the Flames are tied in points in the conference.
0-0 end of the 1st
US wins gold 6-5 in sudden death overtime.
I had a sinking feeling with the score 5-3 for the US in the third period, but that all changed when Canada scored two goals in quick succession in that last period to tie the game at 5 all. That pushed the game into overtime, and the US scored a goal to end it, 6-5. Overtime is always unpredictable. Still, I'd have rather the game been decided in overtime than by a shoot-out. A shoot-out simply isn't a measure of a team's ability cuz there's no teamwork involved, and fluke stands as much chance at deciding the outcome as skill.
Canada didn't win. But still, it was a great game. Each of those kids on both teams is going to be going back to school a hero, regardless of the colour of his medal. The teams were so close, either side coulda won. This time you guys won. But, really, either side coulda taken home the gold today. We both had great teams, and they both played great hockey.
I usually don't follow hockey too much, but I do like to watch the world junior hockey championships because the kids that play at these games are making memories that they'll cherish their whole lives. Winning at the world championships matters much more to these guys than winning does to any of the prima-donnas in the NHL that get paid millions of dollars to play hockey. Even if these young guys don't get into the medal rounds, you have to be an excellent hockey player to be picked to play for your country at the world championships, and that's an accomplishment even without bringing home a medal. And, of course, being sent to another country to represent your home country in sport is always an honour and it creates great sportsmenship.
Hey Nestor! :) Well that's really a very cold story up there... :D
Anyway, I've been in Hongkong during the holiday season and I really had a great time! :) Not that cold compare to your place. ;)
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In general, your liability insurance will cover you if you drive a friend's car and the friend is not insured — but be sure to check your policy or talk to your agent.You really need to read her policy. According to this not-very authoritative seeming website,
In cases where the owner of the vehicle was not the operator, you may also be able to sue the owner in addition to suing the operator. In order to sue the owner, however, you must establish that the owner was a passenger at the time of the accident, or that the operator acted as an agent of the owner during the time in which the accident occurred. Ohio law also holds owners liable if the plaintiff establishes that the owner knew or should have known that the person the owner allowed to operate the vehicle was a reckless, incompetent, or inexperienced driver.posted by a robot made out of meat at 5:01 PM on June 5, 2012 [1 favorite]
Turned out to be a moot point - the person never called. My girlfriend suspects he didn't have insurance either since he was in a hurry to get away, didn't call the police, didn't take down any information except a phone number, "couldn't find" his insurance card and now hasn't been in contact at all.posted by mathowie at 3:19 PM on June 6, 2012
Looks like we caught a lucky break here. I thought it was fine to let the insurance lapse since I wasn't driving the truck and I never expected her to get into an accident in it - this was her first car accident in her entire life. But I'm going to get re-insured ASAP, and I consider myself extremely lucky that she hit someone who either wasn't insured or didn't really care that he got hit. Never realized the consequences could be so serious but reading the potential ones on here freaked me out. Glad I asked!


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By Jennifer Emert - bio | email ALBANY, GA (WALB) – An Albany woman was killed when the pickup she was riding in slammed into a fallen tree on Gordon Avenue Friday morning.
Saturated ground likely cause the large oak tree to fall across a poorly lit area of Gordon Avenue near Drexel Street . Edward Jones and his wife Mary were traveling east around 6:00 this morning and didn't see the tree in the dark. Neither one was wearing a seat belt and Mary struck the windshield with her forehead. She was taken to Phoebe's Emergency Room where she died. Emergency personnel say it's just a freak occurrence.
"We all like to think that we're good drivers and can anticipate a crash but there are times when you simply just don't see if coming and this is truly a tragedy for this family, but it's again another reminder that you should always wear your safety belt and you can be prepared for the circumstances beyond your control," said Michele Strickland, Albany Safe Communities.
Edwards Jones was treated for injuries he received in the crash. In Georgia, adults are not required to buckle up. The measure will likely be brought up by the legislature when their session begins next month.
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Crooks and Liars has the run-down, per usual, and when you look at the guest list (mostly Wingnuts) you see that the discussion is going to be mostly about immigration. There is hardly anyone listed that is likely to talk about how all of our rights were taken away by the theocrats on the Supreme Court.
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The Hobby Lobby Silver Lining
As it happens, Justices Samuel A. Alito Jr. and Anthony M. Kennedy, in their majority and concurring opinions, respectively, implicitly acknowledged the wisdom of single-payer healthcare as a way forward.
… Rather than forcing the businesses to pay for those methods, the justices said, the government could follow the path it already has laid down for nonprofit religious organizations objecting to the birth control mandate. In those cases the coverage mandate and its cost are transferred from the religious employers to their insurers — but the insurers are compensated for the expense via a reduction in a healthcare tax they're required to pay under the ACA.
In other words, the U.S. government becomes the single payer for those groups' employees choosing those birth control methods. Alito and Kennedy would expand this accommodation to closely held businesses whose owners assert religious scruples.
The pertinent question then becomes: Why stop there? Offer the same accommodation for all employers for all coverage, and you have a single-payer system at last.
I left out a lot of the story to get to the pertinent points, so go read the whole thing. On Monday, when I read the part of the opinion where Alito really says that the government can perform this function is what started me saying that it was the first step to socialized healthcare.
Hobby Lobby Wins
Closely held corporations cannot be required to provide contraception coverage.
Looks like it was a 5-4 split. Alito wrote the opinion.
The Court says that RFRA requires the Govt to provide closely-held corporate objectors the same accommodation it already provides nonprofit organization objectors.
RFRA is the Religious Freedom Restoration Act, which is probably going to cause more legal trouble over time. Hobby Lobby might be able to use the same ruling to fire gay people, but Walmart couldn't because it is publicly owned.
At first it seemed inconceivable that the Supreme Court would rule this way, I was expecting a thumping upside the head. But the opinion seems to be very narrowly written and does not favor one religion over another. Presumably a closely held Jewish company could apply the case as well as a pagan-owned company. That the case was brought to us by admitted Xristian Theocrats is actually not the pertinent part of the the ruling.
What everyone is losing sight of is that this affirms that the Clinton-era Religious Freedom Restoration Act is constitutional, and it might hold some other surprises. I've said for a while that Obama's presidency has been hobbled by trying to undo the damage not just of Chimpy McStagger, but of Bill Clinton: DOMA, DADT, financial deregulation, ending Welfare as we know it, and so on. I maintain that Clinton was The Best Republican President Ever, and to this day we are still reeling from the effects of his administration. Today's ruling is another example.
That said, on the bright side: this ruling could compell another stutter-step towards socializing medicine. If the ACA regulators are now going to include birth control essentially for all women, it might not be that far a reach to have other services as well.
There really are two Americas…
It's official from the Roberts' Supreme Court: Money=Free Speech, so now the 1% have more speech than the rest of us.
And of course this comes just days after the Wingnuttian 2016 Goat Rodeo contestants worked the stripper pole for casino-owning vulgarian Sheldon Adelson. It is just a coincidence Lindsey Graham wants to ban online gambling now that he has Adelson raising funds for his re-election campaign.
(I wonder when Roberts will sell the naming rights to the court?)
Who will cry for One-L?
Prop 8 is tossed back to California
…which, in effect means that marriage equality has returned to California.
The Xristian Xrazies had no legal standing to appeal the decision when the state refused.
"The Ninth Circuit was without jurisdiciton to consider the appeal. The judgment of the Ninth Circuit is vacated, and the case is remanded with instructions to dismiss the appeal for lack of jurisdiction."
And in plain english: "After the two same-sex couples filed their challenge to Proposition 8 in federal court in California, the California government officials who would normally have defended the law in court, declined to do so. So the proponents of Proposition 8 stepped in to defend the law, and the California Supreme Court (in response to a request by the lower court) ruled that they could do so under state law. But today the Supreme Court held that the proponents do not have the legal right to defend the law in court. As a result, it held, the decision by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, the intermediate appellate court, has no legal force, and it sent the case back to that court with instructions for it to dismiss the case."
DOMA is DEAD
DOMA is unconstitutional as a deprivation of the equal liberty of persons that is protected by the Fifth Amendment. 5-4.
"The federal statute is invalid, for no legitimate purpose overcomes the purpose and effect to disparage and injure those whom the State, by its marriage laws, sought to protect in personhood and dignity. By seeking to displace this protection and treating those persons as living in marriages less respected than others. "
The afternoon quote
"There are two kinds of marriage: full marriage and the skim-milk marriage."
–SCOTUS Justice Ginsberg, saying that DOMA had imposed on the US a two-tier system of marriage.
The Afternoon Quote
"Is it the government's submission that citizens in the South are more racist than citizens not in the South?"
–SCOTUS Chief Justice John Roberts on the Voting Rights Act.
No, not everyone in the South is racist, that's silly. However to need to ask if there is a problem with racism in The Confederacy is absurd.
In his own words
"I think it is attributable, very likely attributable, to a phenomenon that is called perpetuation of racial entitlement. It's been written about. Whenever a society adopts racial entitlements, it is very difficult to get out of them through the normal political processes."
Here's the lede for the story at Think Progress:
WASHINGTON, DC — There were audible gasps in the Supreme Court's lawyers' lounge, where audio of the oral argument is pumped in for members of the Supreme Court bar, when Justice Antonin Scalia offered his assessment of a key provision of the Voting Rights Act. He called it a "perpetuation of racial entitlement."
Think Progress also has the full transcript so you can read it in context. It's not less shocking.


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I don't want to see religious bigotry in any form. It would disturb me if there was a wedding between the religious fundamentalists and the political right. The hard right has no interest in religion except to manipulate it. —
Rev. Billy Graham, Parade, 1981
I like this quote.
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Jon Stewart Explains Republican Mitt Romney
- Jon Stewart: It's like putting ten percent down on a car, then using the value of that car to get another loan and repay yourself that ten percent and and maybe a little twenty percent... on top for your troubles and then walking away, leaving the car on the hook for the payments.
- But, for Bain Capital to borrow money from other people, knowing that those debts might never be repaid, while still profiting themselves, I don't know. I don't know how I feel about that business practice. Does it make anyone else uneasy?
- [video of Romney]: I think it's simply immoral for us as a nation and as a generation, to keep spending more and more money, by borrowing money from other people knowing that those debts will never be repaid during our lifetimes.
- Stewart: I don't know who that ruggedly handsome guy is but I agree one hundred percent. So there you go and his pitch to Americans seems to be, elect me as your president. I have twenty five years of business experience doing something I believe this country should never ever do.


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How likely are you to survive a zombie apocalypse? It's certainly something worth considering, and the trainers at Zastc gym think they have a pretty good chance. That's because Zastc stands for Zombie Apocalypse Survival Training Center, and they're all in the business of making sure their patrons become the type of healthy strong folks who could successfully battle the undead and win. That's accomplished through circuit training workouts that keep muscles guessing burpees, squats, push ups, rowing, and all manner of other functional motions. In addition to group workouts, personal trainers help patrons target specific goals.
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His gym looks more like a playground than a fitness space, except that the metal loops and brightly colored straps of the CrossFit equipment stand in place of slides or tetherball poles. Students grab hold of these to do the Workout of the Day (WOD), which might include climbing ropes to the ceiling, doing dips on suspended rings, or slinging kettlebells. Sometimes workouts even spill into the parking lot as athletes run laps around the building, push weighted sleds, or shot-put meteors back into space.
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August 31, 2001, Bloomington, Ind. - The #11 ranked St. John's men's soccer opened their 2001 campaign with a rousing 2-1 upset win over #4 ranked Indiana in the adidas/IU Credit Union Classic at Indiana University.
Timothy O'Neill and Jeff Matteo scored first half goals just two minutes apart and that would be all the Red Storm (1-0) needed to hold on for the win over a game Hoosiers squad in the season opener for both teams.
"Anytime you can beat a good team, especially a perennial power like Indiana on the road its a great victory," St. John's head coach Dave Masur said. "We know its just the beginning of the season and we'll take this win in stride and prepare for a tough Butler team on Saturday."
The Red Storm put its first goal up on the board with just over 14 minutes to play. St. John's O'Neill (on a perfect feed from Shalrie Joseph at 30:59) put a header past diving IU goalkeeper Colin Rogers for a 1-0 lead. And, just minutes later (32:23), Matteo drilled a ball from about 40 feet out sending it just over the fingertips of Rogers. The half closed with the frustrated Hoosiers (0-1)heading to the lockerroom after having been outshot 7-2 in the first 45 minutes of play.
"This was two different halves for us," said Indiana Head Coach Jerry Yeagley. "We watched the first half and played the second. I credit St. John's. They are a good team and took advantage of our play in the early part of the game."
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CAIRO (AP) — Egyptian police arrested the main English-language spokesman of the Muslim Brotherhood on Tuesday along with other senior members of the group, all charged with inciting violence, state media and a security official said.
Gehad el-Haddad had emerged has one of the group's most well-known faces, appearing regularly in foreign media to defend the Brotherhood's policies during Mohammed Morsi's year as president and following Morsi's July 3 ouster by the military. His father, Essam el-Haddad, was a senior foreign policy aid to Morsi and has been in detention with Morsi since the coup.
Several thousand Brotherhood members and other Islamist backers of Morsi have been arrested in the past month, with more than 2,000 being held pending prosecution. The crackdown has detained most of the Brotherhood's senior leaders, as well as key midlevel operators who are in charge of organizing and financing the group's activities. At least two top-level leaders, wanted by authorities remain fugitives.
El-Haddad was arrested in a police raid on two apartments in the Cairo district of Nasr City that also detained five other senior Brotherhood figures. Among them were the Morsi-era governor of Qalioubiya province, a former lawmaker, and a member of the Guidance Bureau, the top executive body of the Brotherhood made up of dozens of members, many of whom are already in custody, according to state media and the security official, who spoke on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to talk to the press.
El-Haddad was one of the Brotherhood's prolific spokesmen. After millions took to the streets demanding Morsi's removal and the army ousted him, el-Haddad spoke for the group from the main pro-Morsi sit-in outside a mosque in Nasr City. After the army violently broke up the sit-in on Aug. 14, he went into hiding, but continued to criticize the coup and the heavy-handed crackdown that followed, leaving more than 1,000 dead over several days.
El-Haddad was one of the group's hard-line voices, refusing any negotiations with the new authorities.
In recent days, it had become more difficult reaching el-Haddad, and email was his preferred mode of communication. After the arrest of most of the group's leadership, he increasingly started to also address the Arabic speaking media. In one of his last English tweets, el-Haddad wrote on Sept. 12, "military coup tried 2 quiet chants of hope echoing from (the sit-in) by force, it rippled them to all corners of world."
The crackdown has impacted the group's ability to organize rallies and communicate with its supporters. After weeks of huge protests, Brotherhood and Morsi supporters maintain scattered and small protests in different neighborhoods in Cairo and other cities.
Since Morsi's ouster, violence against security and government buildings in Cairo, the country's south and the restive northern Sinai region has spiked. Authorities blame it on the Brotherhood and Morsi's supporters, saying they are seeking to destabilize the new government. The Brotherhood denies the charges.
The security official said el-Haddad and others arrested with him were detained on charges of inciting violence. The official said documents were seized with el-Haddad and are currently being investigated.
Also Tuesday, in another crackdown on the group, a Cairo court approved an order to freeze the assets of top leaders of the Muslim Brotherhood and a former Islamic militant group.
The decision follows a request made in July by Egypt's chief prosecutor after Morsi's ouster. Prosecutor Hesham Barakat wanted the assets frozen pending investigation into violent incidents in which Brotherhood members and other Islamists were accused.
Egypt's state news agency MENA reported the Cairo Criminal Court on Tuesday approved the request to "temporarily" freeze financial assets of Brotherhood leader Mohammed Badie, his deputy Khairat el-Shater, and 12 other leading Islamists. Most of those listed are already in detention, facing trial mostly on charges of inciting violence and murder.


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The Top 20 Prospects of 2009 lists the most promising prospects on the Cubs as compiled by Kurt Evans. Mr. Evans makes no bones about how simple he is when it comes to Cubs baseball, and he begrudgingly admits that he compiled data from several other sources in order to determine the order of his list. Therefore if you think he's nuts about the rankings, blame them.
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UPDATE: this giveaway is now closed.
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Of course I love that all their products are natural and organic, but I also love that the entire business is owned and operated by a mother-daughter team, Donna and Maggie. They grow their own herbs and flowers on site; and they create, bottle, label, package, and ship all their products by hand after you place your order!
My all-time favorite product is their Face and Eye Cream –it's amazing and I use it every single day!
However, since they have so many great products to choose from, I figured a gift certificate would be the most appropriate giveaway!
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Today, five lucky reader will win a $20 gift certificate from Prairieland Herbs!
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Brazil and Peru celebrate the New Year together, in their own way, in the bed.
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Sometimes they can really be assholes with one another. Thanks God for the good ol' make up sex.
Everyone knows who this is what's the point of anon /sob
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Ecuador needs to do a presentation or something in Rio 20+, and he feels very anxious. Luciano, being a good host, helps him relax
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Governor Tom Corbett is facing criticism after a comment he made about drug use among the unemployed.
When asked about Pennsylvania's unemployment rate on Radio PA's 'Ask the Governor,' Corbett said the state is doing better than others when it comes to private sector jobs, even though it ranked 49th in the nation for job creation in March.
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Seven performances are planned at 8 p.m. on April 12, 13, 18, 19 and 20 and 2 p.m. on April 14 and 21.
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Fisher leads East girls romp
CONCORD East Rowans girls have put an ugly three-game slide in the rearview mirror, and now theyre back in the drivers seat to win the SPC championship.
Kelli Fisher did most of the steering with 21 points and 11 rebounds in Fridays 62-30 romp at Concord.
Weve got our mojo back, Fisher said. And its so much fun to be winning again.
The first-place Mustangs (14-3, 10-1) are now two games up on Hickory Ridge, Central Cabarrus and South Rowan.
Its worth talking about because East hasnt earned any girls hoops hardware since it won the NPC regular-season with a Maggie Rich-led crew in 2004.
East was bad early, shooting layups the first five minutes like it was tossing hand grenades like getting close was sufficient.
We had a frustrating start, Wike said. But then we started working together better. We passed the ball well and moved the ball.
Easts lead was only 11-9 after a quarter, but then Fisher really got on a roll.
Kelly was fluid tonight, and she had soft hands, East coach Danielle Porter said. She did great things.
Fisher scored three straight buckets to trigger a 15-0 run. Shenique Pharr scored twice, Jocelyn Lowe drove for a basket, Fisher got two more, and then Shenell Pharr scored.
East went from struggling at 13-11 to cruising at 28-11 in a hurry.
When Lauren Thomas hit a 3-pointer to close the half, the Mustangs led comfortably 31-13.
Then East played its best basketball in the third quarter. Fisher and Karleigh Wike just overpowered the small Spiders inside, and Easts lead swelled to 51-19 after three quarters.
The third quarter has been good to us lately, Porter said. We came out strong. We did a good job boxing out and a good job defensively.
Jada Black scored 11 for the injury-depleted Spiders (2-14, 1-9)
Fisher had 11 rebounds. Wike finished with 12 points, 14 rebounds, three blocks and a team-high four steals. Amani Ajayi had four deflections. Backup post Shelby Benge contributed six points in the second half.
East was a dismal 2-for-16 on 3s and shot 37 percent, but 26 offensive rebounds compensated for a lot of misses.
I think weve gotten back to playing together and playing well, Porter said. Sometimes failure is necessary to get everyone refocused.
E. ROWAN (62) Fisher 21, Wike 12, Shenell Pharr 7, Shenique Pharr 6, Benge 6, Lowe 4, Ajayi 3, L. Thomas 3, McCree .
CONCORD (30) Black 11, Patton 6, J. Thomas 5, Cannady 4, Vinson 4, Clay, Scott, Williams, Hough.
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The hats and the shirts run the same price. I suspect they're prices are more in line with the cost of the printing process (which embeds the ink directly into the fabric instead of screen printing or...ick...heat transfers) coupled with the shipping costs and reserving whatever percentage for their profit margin. The shirts and hats themselves probably don't even merit any real overhead costs.
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Sarah's Place is a non-profit adult day health center in Haverhill that provides day care services for the elderly and infirmed. On Saturday, April 6th, (foul weather date: Saturday, April 13th) a group of 15 NECC students and staff can volunteer to help clean and paint the indoor facilities. All supplies are provided and volunteers will receive snacks, beverages and lunch during the day. A sign-up sheet to volunteer is located outside the office of Professor Cynthia Crivaro (C314B). Spaces for volunteers are limited.
On Saturday,April 20th, 2013 from 8:30am – 3:30pm, 18 NECC students can volunteer to help repair and restore the property at John Greenleaf Whittier's Birthplace off Route 110 in Haverhill. Tasks that day include: cleaning out the barn, groundwork (weed removal, raking), possible painting, etc. Volunteers will be given a tour of the museum and receive a commemorative tee shirt, and water, lunch and snacks will be provided.
A sign-up sheet for volunteers is posted outside the office of Professor Cynthia Crivaro, C314B in Spurk on the Haverhill campus. Only 18 students may participate on a first come, first served basis.
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Hudson Valley Road Trip: Specific Restaurant Requests
Hi everyone,
My wife and I are heading from Brooklyn to the Hudson Valley on a road trip this weekend, and we're hoping you guys might be able to help out with some restaurant ideas. Our goal here is to find places that are distinctively Hudson Valley in some sense, whether that means a great view or farm-fresh ingredients or just some hot-dog stand that's legendary in the area.
We're looking for four things:
1. A spot for lunch/brunch en route to Dia:Beacon Saturday morning. Very flexible here, and willing to go (a little) out of our way for anything from a great old-school diner to an exceptional locavore-type place. Or to eat somewhere in Beacon itself.
2. A spot for dinner in the Woodstock area. Again, we're fine with ranging outside the town itself. First thought was the Bear Cafe.
3. A spot similar to #1, but this time en route from Woodstock to Hudson.
4. A spot for dinner in Hudson. First thought was Swoon Kitchenbar.
I defer to the experts. Thanks so much,
For Saturday morning, Off the Saw Mill in Chappaqua is the wonderful Le Jardin du Roi. Looks exactly like a French Bistro, but they serve breakfast, lunch and dinner there! Wonderful menu, the burgers are excellent, as is the pain perdu (French Toast)and the omelettes. (Don't know if you want breakfast or lunch). Great place!
Beacon: http://homespunfoods.com/
84 Diner if you're in the diner mood: http://www.hvtakeout.com/fishkill/i-8...
Right across the Newburgh-Beacon bridge is a good Peruvian place, Machu Picchu
Pete's hot dogs in Newburgh has quite the following
Woodstock: http://www.bearcafe.com/
There is a Moroccan place in Saugerties that looks interesting... Fez. Not been yet.
Not familiar enough with the Hudson area
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RR 52, Fishkill, NY 12524
Swoon is definitely your best choice in Hudson. We've never had a disappointing meal there, and our recent ones have been better than ever.
On the way up to Beacon, stop in Peekskill at Birdsall House. Exceptional locovore, premises made charcuterie. Get the deep fried egg in Wild Hive (NYS) soft polenta with mascarpone, sofrito and wilted spinach. It won't be so out of your way as much as getting up on the Rte. 9 route (rather than Taconic) in the second part of your trip.
Birdsall House
970 Main St, Peekskill, NY 10566
new world cooking on rte 32 between woodstock and saugerties, great, different cooking, blackened green beans are yummy for predinner snacking
re: menton1
Hi guys,
Here's the rundown:
1. Breakfast in the Barn at the Bedford Post Inn. Wonderful, simple setting; good (but not great) food. We split a croque madame and an order of soft-poached eggs with maitake mushrooms and polenta. The croque was very tasty, and massive. The soft-poached eggs were just OK. If we went back we'd probably try the buttermilk pancake instead, which looked fantastic. We had dinner once before at the bar in the Farmhouse and were pretty impressed, hence the return visit.
2. Captain Lawrence Brewery in Pleasantville. A must-visit for any craft-beer lovers out there. At noon on Saturdays they open the taps and let the beer flow in free 6 oz. tastings. We tried all of the offerings and settled on a growler of Winter Rye, a growler of Imperial IPA, and three bottles (Nor'easter, Golden Delicious, and 5 Years Later). Everything was tasty. Note: the CL folks are not stingy with the pours. We actually had to say "No, thanks, but we don't need ANOTHER glass of Winter Rye while we wait." It was only 1:00 pm at this point and there was more driving to be done.
3. Ixtapa Taco Truck in Newburgh. The best food we ate on the entire roadtrip. By far. In fact, these may be some of the better tacos we've ever had--and we've spent considerable time sampling L.A.'s finest. Al pastor, lengua, carne asada, with fresh habanero salsa, amazing, slightly fluffy homemade tortillas, and, weirdly but brilliantly, some shredded Oaxacan (I think?) cheese. They're located on the south side of Broadway near the front door of Family Dollar. Tacos are $1.50. The perfect meal after roaming the grounds of Dia:Beacon. Go.
4. The Bear Cafe in Woodstock. This one's been covered to death on the boards, so I won't go into extensive detail. Suffice to say, the food was fine, but it's the gorgeous rustic setting that really makes it. We'd probably never eat there if it were in Brooklyn or New York--and yet we'll probably go back next time we're in Woodstock.
5. The Local in Rhinebeck. We went for brunch--a new feature here--so it may be a bit early to say. But I really liked this place. The food was somewhat hit-or-miss--my Pain Perdu with warm maple syrup, powdered sugar, and sweet spiced compound butter was nice; my wife's deconstructed BLT soup, sandwich, and salad was a little strange--but it was the only "restaurant" we visited where I could imagine having a memorable meal. Fantastic Bloody Mary, good beer list, smart design and decor. Felt kind of Brooklyn. I'd like to go back for dinner.
6. Rodgers Book Barn in Hillsdale/John Doe Records in Hudson. Not food-related, but definitely recommended. Picked up a bunch of first editions for $4 or less at the Book Barn and about a dozen old soul/rock records at John Doe. A feast of a different sort.
7. Swoon Kitchenbar in Hudson. Our last meal of the weekend. This seemed like a nice, worthy establishment, but for the price, the food was only OK. Our octopus appetizer was very tough; our salad was fresh but not particularly flavorful. I liked the duck confit entree, and my Dark 'n' Stormy with homemade ginger beer was stellar. I can't remember what my wife ate, but it wasn't great. We'll probably go elsewhere before circling back to Swoon and giving it a second try.
Hope this is helpful.
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Thanks for reporting. Sorry you were not so thrilled with Swoon. I wonder if Sunday may not be the best day. I've only been on Fridays and Saturdays. It is pricey for Hudson, but I have had enough great meals, along with some that were good but not rave-worthy, to keep going back. It's too bad I had not yet tried Helsinki before your trip or I would have recommended that instead. We just found out about it recently (it opened last November but is still under the radar), and were delighted with the food and atmosphere. You can read my post about it here:
The prices are much lower than at Swoon. Give it a try on your next trip. Glad you found the Book Barn.
re: rrems
I must sadly agree with the CHer who was underwhelmed with Swoon. I was very excited to eat there but did not think the food or the service was good. On the other hand, I was very impressed with daba. Best swedish meatballs I can recall eating in a long time. This was last November


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Anonymous asked: Where might I find a schedule of bands playing + time slots? Thanks!
The major performance slots have finally been chosen! Through a lottery system. The schedule will be going up on the Art All Night website (soon!) and copies will likely be posted at the event, near the stages. We had a lot of interested, talented bands, musicians, and performers throw their names in the hat this year and we're sorry we don't have more time slots to fit everyone in.
Art All Night would like to thank everyone who expressed interest in entertaining! Thank you for sharing your love of the arts with us. See you this weekend!
acemanspaceman asked: When and where should I drop off my submissions?
Art All Night submissions need to be dropped off at the site on Saturday, April 27, 2013, between 10am and 2pm. You can cut down your queue time by pre-registering your art online. You can also help cut down the queue time for everybody by volunteering here (this goes for everyone—tell your friends!) We are currently 200 volunteers short right now and every 2 hour shift helps.
Please keep in mind that it is ONE piece of artwork per artist. So while your piece may consist of more than one panel or several pieces in a diorama, it must be considered a SINGLE piece of artwork. Thank you for being part of a show and we will see you next weekend! Have fun!
Anonymous asked: How do you reserve a space for a piece of art? Are there size restrictions? Media groups?
We love unusual pieces and we want you to have room! If your art piece is large, heavy, or may otherwise need some special planning to set up, let us know. Send an email to info(at)artallnight(dot)org. We'd be happy to figure it out with you.
acemanspaceman asked: Has the deadline for signing up for cartooning all night already passed?
When it comes to Cartooning All Night, forget deadlines! Come and be a part of it! And tell your friends.
Submission guidelines are HERE. See you April 27 and 28, 2013!
DONATE to Art All Night
As Art All Night 16 draws closer, we continue our search for more help and more supplies. Now might be a good time to do some spring cleaning and donate the items listed below. (You have these laying around the house, right?)
Here's what we're looking for to do participatory art, onsite painting, cartooning, and children's art. (Think of the children!) We'll have thousands of people coming through for Art All Night, so the more supplies, the better.
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We'll be at the space this Saturday and next Saturday from 10AM - 2PM. You can drop off donations or help us with pre-buildout. Check out the Art All Night: Lawrenceville Facebook Page for location or email us at info (at) artallnight.org with any questions.
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David L. Pierce Art & History Center
The Aurora Public Art Commission hosts rotating exhibits displaying a full spectrum of innovative arts. The History Center has a collection of photographs, books, maps and other memorabilia. The Museum Shop offers hand-crafted jewelry, pottery and textiles from local artists and Aurora-themed gifts.
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Chapel in the Pines
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SciTech Hands-On Museum
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NIU Anthropology Museum
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Joseph F. Glidden Homestead and Historical Center
Built in 1861, the house and brick barn were constructed for local farmer and barbed wire inventor Joseph Glidden. The Illinois State Historical Society has commemorated the barn as the birthplace of barbed wire.
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Lincoln Highway Interpretive Mural - Cortland
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The Yarn Exchange
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Paramount Arts Centre and Copley Theatre
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Opera House of Sandwich
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Grundy County Historical Society
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Garfield Farm Museum
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Marie Olmstead Museum
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Our Rooms And Apartments is extremly easy to find, because they are located in the main street of Sarajevo. They are on the third floor of the building, approximately 50 meters before National Library 'Vijećnica' (note: Vijećnica is also known as City Hall), across from the train station, on the riverside of Miljacka. Building is easy recognizable because it is the only high-riser in the 100 meters radius. If you are coming from the traffic direction (car and tram traffic direction) you recognize the building by the evident advertisement billboard (coffee 'VISPAK'). To enter the building please press the 'Apartments' button.
From the Railway station or the Bus station, you can go by tram for seven stations(note: station is called 'Vijecnica', ask the tram driver). Across the tram station 'Vijecnica' is the building with rooms and apartments. Before you enter the tram number 1, you have to buy the tram ticket( 1.6KM=0.8Euro) at the kiosk.You can also buy a tram ticket from the tram driver for 1.8KM=0.9Euro. Please to validate your ticket at the automat in the tram.
If you decide to take TAXI, price to your destination is about 6KM=3Euros.
To get from the Sarajevo International Airport to the city centre and our Apartments you have two possibilities. First, you can take the bus from the airport, the ticket cost 6 KM (3 euros) per person. Exit the bus at the last bus stop Hotel Europe. Buses run at 5:30, 11:30, 12:30, 13:30, 14:30, 15:30, 16:30, 21:30, 22:30.
Alternatively, you can transfer from the airport to our Apartments by taxi and the price of the taxi service is in maximum amount of 15 euros for one direction.
FROM THE BUS STATION EAST SARAJEVO (Istočno Sarajevo, Republic of Srpska)
From the Bus station East Sarajevo you can came to us by three options. First, you can take the taxi the price is approx. 10-12 euros. The second posibilities of getting to our Apartments and to the city centre is by bus. You have to walk 300 meters away from the Bus Station East Sarajevo-to the quarter Dobrinja-to get the bus station. Take bus No. 31e (Dobrinja-Vijećnica)
and get off at the bus station 'Vijecnica'. Buses (31e Dobrinja-Vijećnica) runs every 15 minutes between 5:30am and 11:30pm from Monday to Saturday, and every 25 minutes between 7:00am and 11:30pm on Sundays. You can only buy ticket from the bus driver and it costs 1,60 KM. Third, you can also came to us by trolleybus. You have to walk 300 meters away from the Bus Station East Sarajevo-to the quarter Dobrinja-to get the trolleybus station. Take trolleybus No. 103 (Dobrinja-Trg Austrije), and get off the trolleybus at the last station (Trg Austrije), then you will cross the bridge over the Miljacka river and get into the street Obala Kulina Bana, 100 meters before your destination. Please do not forget to buy a ticket for trolleybus, the price is 1,60 KM
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As the caption reads this tank was captured by American troops during Desert Storm
The Russian built T54 is an improved T34 (Russian World War II production tank). The first prototype of the T54 appeared in 1947. It was taken into service in approximately 35 countries, not all of them in the Communist Bloc, and was built under license in China and several Warsaw pact countries. The T54 had a longer hull, a larger turret, thicker amour, and a more powerful gun then the T34. The hull is all welded steel and the turret is a large single casting with cupolas and hatches welded on. The suspension is the same as the Christie-type on the T34, with a gap between the first two road wheels to take up the extra hull length. The T54 has been used in the Arab-Israeli wars, in Vietnam, Algeria, Angola, Somalia and Desert Storm. Even today, where ever there is fighting going on, it is a very good possibility that you will see the T54 there.
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Semyon Varlamov stopped the Rangers cold with 41-save effort as New York lost to Colorado 3-1.
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Explaining the "Identifiable Victim Effect."
AbstractIt is widely believed that people are willing to expend greater resources to save the lives of identified victims than to save equal numbers of unidentified or statistical victims. There are many possible causes of this disparity which have not been enumerated previously or tested empirically. We discuss four possible causes of the "identifiable victim effect" and present the results of two studies which indicate that the most important cause of the disparity in treatment of identifiable and statistical lives is that, for identifiable victims, a high proportion of those at risk can be saved. Copyright 1997 by Kluwer Academic Publishers
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Her eyes stare back.
Her eyes stare back,
He thrusts his hands into his pockets,
She does the same,
He watches cautiously,
She is just as careful,
He runs his fingers through his hair,
She combs hers with her own hands,
He smiles at her,
She smiles at him.
They look similar, but not the same,
So different, yet they're not.
If you look close enough, surely you'd see,
That they are the same person.